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l^ion Singers of Saint Augtutine College
Concert At Christ Episcopal
The Vision Singers of Saint Au
gustine's College (Raleigh, North
Carolina) will appear In concert
at Christ's Episcopal Church,
1412 Providence Road, Charlotte,
Friday, March 17, 7:30 p.m.
A chamber ensemble of 11 stu
dent vocalists, the Singers will
perform a program of African-
American sacred music. Includ
ing concert works of black com
posers, arranged spirituals, con
gregational hymns and songs,
contemporary gospel, and tradi
tional music from South Africa.
Performing en route on a 10-day
tour of eight southeastern and
mldwestern cities, the Vision
Singers are under the direction
of Dr. William T. Dargan, asso
ciate professor and head of the
Music Department, who Is an
ethnomuslcologlst and music
critic. The Director of Choral Ac
tivities Dr. Sevealyn V. Smith, will
also perfofm with the ensemble.
Representing a cross-section
of academic Interests, members
of the Vision Singers are pursu
ing degrees In several majors. In
cluding communications, psy
chology and business
administration as well as music.
Four of 11 current members are
honor students: Alisa Evans, a
freshman voice major from Tar-
boro, NC, earned a 3.5 average;
sophomore voice major Christo
pher London of Washington, DC,
attained a 3.7 average: and both
freshman Jujuan Mitchell from
Kinston, NC, and sophomore An
gela Polite from Charleston, SC,
achieved 4.0 grade point averag
es during the fall of 1988.
Woodland Has Palm Services
Continued From Page 3B.
Proceeds will benefit the
building fund.
WOODLAND
The Chancel Choir of Wood
land Presbjderlan Church will
have their annual Palm Sunday
Concert on Sunday, March 19 at
4 p.m.
Soloists will be LaGretta Da
vis, Irma Lee Sadler, John Davis
and Marvin Sadler. Wilma E.
Powell will be the organist /
directress.
The church Is located at 900
Rhyne Road . Dr. Daniel O. Hen-
nigan Is the pastor.
OBTHSEMANS
Gethsemane Baptist Church
will have a pre-Efaster service
beginning March 22-24, 7:30
nightly
Rev. Clement Morris will be
the guest speaker.
Rev. C. E. Dewberry Is the pas
tor. The church Is located at
2670 Dr. Carver Road.
NEW ST. JOHN
The theme for Sunday will be
"Make them Hush.”
The Christian Singers will cel
ebrate their anniversary this
weekend.
Sunrise service for the area
churches will be at Bethel AME
Zion Church, Mint Hill. Rev.
Goodman of Logan Chapel will
be the speaker.
Rev. Bowman Is the pastor.
HOPEWELL
The Stewards of Hopewell
AME Zion Church will celebrate
their annual day on Sunday,
March 19 at 2:30 p.m.
Rev. Betty Gore of Mallard
Creek Baptist Church will be
the guest speaker
Frank Henderson Is the chair
man and Rev. Matthew William
son , Sr., Is the pastor. The
church Is located behind Beat-
ties Ford Memorial Garden.
CLEMENT
Clement Memorial AME Zion
Church will have a Twelve TWIbe
Rally and Coronation on Sun-
dty, March 19 at 6 p.m.
Rev. W. C. Teague will be the
moderator.
The public Is Invited to attend.
Rev. Sheldon Shipman Is the
pastor. The church Is located at
2207 Newland Road.
STATESVILLE
Statesville Avenue Presbyteri
an Church vrtll celebrate "Holy
Week," March 19-23 at 7 p.m.
nightly
The public Is Invited to attend.
The church Is located at 2806
Statesville Avenue. Rev. Wilburn
Sanders Is the pastor.
PLEASANT HILL
On Surrday. March 19, the men
of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
will observe their annual Men's
Day at the 11 a.m. worship ser
vice and an evening program.
At 4 p.m. the Men's Ch5r of the
church will render a concert.
The public Is Invited to attend.
The church Is located at 517
Baldwin Avenue. Rev. J. A Cuth-
bertson Is the pastor.
MIDDLE STREET
The Rose of Sharon Senior
Choir of Middle Street AME Zion
Church will celebrate Its 15th
anniversary on Sunday, March
19 at 3 p.itL
SIMPSON-OnXESPIE
The Hostess Club of Slmpson-
Glllesple United Methodist
Church will celebrate their an
niversary on Sunday, March 19
at 4 p,m. with a Gospel Ebrtrava-
ganza.
Mrs. LDlie L. Fleming
Mt. Moriah Baptist, speaker
The public Is Invited. The
church Is located at 301 Grey-
stone Road. Rev. Ervin A Col
son Is the pastor.
ANTIOCH
On Sunday, March 19 Antioch
Baptist Church will celebrate
Its annual Women's Day Activi
ties.
The women and girls of the
church will be In charge of the
service.
Mrs. Bronnle H. Daniels of
Winston-Salem will be the guest
speaker for the 11 a. m. service.
Mrs. Daniels Is a career teacher
In the N. C. Public School Sys
tem: a consultant for the State
Minister's Wives Retreat and a
former director of the Young
Adult Department of the Wom
en's State Convention.
During the service a special
offering will be requested of
each member to contribute $10
to the Shaw University's Endow
ment Matching Funds.
NATIONS FORD
Rev. Bob Duckens, pastor of
Fork of Faith Baptist Church In
Columbus , Ohio, Is a former ex
ecutive with Borden Foods and
he started a church In a eco
nomically and spiritually de
pressed area In 1981, with only
seven people. Today the church
has over 700 members.
On March 17 and 18 Rev.
Duckens, along with other local
business and community lead
ers, will speak at Nations Ford
Baptist Church.
Limited seats are $6 and It In
cludes a Continental breakfast
on Saturday. Call 522-6480 for
additional Information.
MEMORIAL
Memorial Presbyterian
Church, 2600 Beatties Ford
Road, will have a Maundy Thurs
day Worship on March 23 at
7:30 p.m.
Rev. Edward Newberry will
bring the message and admin
ister the sacrament of commim-
lon.
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