I kj. .fternoon, Decern'
ter 14, 1950
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CHURCH
Church in the
fountains
,. M. Goold. Rector
I.. iu
I imrd Sunday in Advent-
-Church School.
Morning Prayer, and
Che (5ol6ert Cest
L Grove Methodist
Charge
I RfV. James H. Coleman,
.Minis'"
,E MET110DIST CHURCH
! !L Thurch School for all
Lps. Mrs. C. L. White. Gen-
lj ,nli lUOIlllllR " !.
L by; the Pslor- au1"'
;nias is ror
. w e ,i...i r.i.
L groups. Mr. Uienu n.. uyu,
U Superintendent.
, First Quarterly Con-
L District Superintendent,
hev. W. J. liuneycuu, win
f HTREE METHODIST and
MISSIONARY
P m Church School for all
toups. ' '
mSermon Dy me pas-
Subject: "Is It Worth All
f oodland Baptist
Church
lev. F. W. Jameson, Pastor
ky-
tday School, 9.45 a.m. Vardy
L suuerintendent.
Irning Worship, 11 a.m. Scr
im the castor.
Ling Union, 6:30 p.m. Alfred
His director.
iTnini! Worship. 7:30 p.m.
Mday, December 19, 7:30 p.m.
nraftice at the church.
(dnesday, December 20, 7 p.m.
neels prayer service.
lursday, December 21, 7:30
Play practice at the church.
130 p.m. Cottage prayer ser
in the home of Mrs, Beasicy
::yde.
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The prtsiMt o tht Lord
"Count it oil joy, my brthrn, hn y foil into monilold mpto
lions; knowinfl thot tht proving ol your folth worktth poti.neo. And Ut
potianc hovo iti porfott work, thot y moy bt prfct ond onlirt, lotk.
ing for nothing."-Jom 1:2-3.
Christian Science
Service
"Christ Jesus" is the lesson-sermon
topic for the Christian Science
Service on Sunday. December 17.
Golden Text: "Unto us a child is
born, unto us a son is given: and
the government shall be upon his
shoulder." Isaiah 9:6.
The service will be held on 'the
second floor of the Masonic Tem
ple at 11 a.m.
Ratcliffe Cove Baptist
Church
Rev. R. I. Mil'racken, Pastor
10:00 ft m., Sunday School.
i Harrv Mashbui n, superintendent.
linn n'rlnek. Worship service
every first and third Sundays, with
the pastor preacmnR.
8:00 p. m., choir practice.
Wednesday, 8:00 p. m., Teachers
meeting.
HOW TO LIVE VICTORIOUSLY
PAUL' DESCRIBES HIS SUFFERINGS FOR CHRIST
DELLWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Georite Mehatley, Paator
Morning Worship at 11 o'clock,
with the sermon by the pastor..
I'rajer meeting Friday night at
the homes.
Bible study conducted by the
patsor Wednesday night.
B. T. U. meets on Sunday nigm.
The church bus operates for til
services.
Jmplre- Corinthians U:16-S3; H: 7-0; PhiUppian 3":
II Timothy k, ames i
By NEWMAN CAMPBELL
ANYONE who has held a high
iflce. whether in the church or
li public affairs, knows what it
(news to be slandered. No mat-
tr how uDrieht he may be, ne
kill always be subject to fault-
Inding-.
His faults are exftfftrerated ; it
makes mistakes (as who does
lot!) they are blazoned abroad,
'linv will Admire him. but there
fcre alwavs too many detractors,
jnvious of his position.
raui, a natural leaaer oi nu n
py Virtue of his fervor for the
ause of Christ, and by his edu
cation and conversion, was no
fxception to this rule. Evidently
the people of the Corinthian
church were waveriner in their
allegiance to him. New disciples
were claiming-, probably, thai
they could do better than he.
So Pnnl rioriHpri to defend him-
"If and to boast & little of what
lie had suffered for his fearlens
espousal of the cause of Christ,
and to make plain his fitness to
their leader.
First he told of his background.
He was a Hebrew (as these oth-
also claimed!: he was an
Paul, for they too have gone
through some of the same experi
ences in ministering and preach
ing to their .flocks. They doubt
less have not suffered physically
as he did. but mentally and spint
...i! Thev know how he felt
as he wrote to the Corinthian
church.
rui nf ttie conditions of
travel in those days, when Paul
went from city to city. mu
on foot; occasionally by boat.
lie must indeed nave wr..
brave man," absolutely immind.ul
Of self-conscious only of his
Lord s commands and his mission.
Paul also spoke of temptation.
He had been tempted, he wrote
-even as you and I
For this thing I besought the
Lord thrice, he wrote, "that u
might depart from me. And 1 .
said unto me, My grace is sut
flcient for thee: for My atr.-nStn
is made perfect in weakness.
"Most gladlv therefore will I
rather glory in my infirmities,
h the power of Christ may
reKt upon me."
What a fine and comforting
thought that is that Paul gave
we can res.st temptation and
MEMORY VERSE
-Count it all joy, my brethren, vhen ye oU W P
teflon; knowing that the proving of your m "J f,f
M let patience hove its perfect work, that y- may o V
and entire, lacking in nothing.' -Janus l i 3-
Israelite, also of the seed of Abra- I
ham. "Are they ministers of
Christ?" he asked, "I am more;
It labors more abundant, in
Wpes above measure, in prisons
mre frequent, in deaths oft.
'"Of the Jews five times re
c'ived I forty stripes save one.
Thrice was I beaten with rods,
ace, wag-1 stoned, thrice I suf-
fered shipwreck, a night and ft
ay I have been in the deep.
"In journeying often, in perils
f waters, in perils of robbers, in
Perils by mine own countrymen,
a perils by the heathen, in perils
In the city, in perils in the wil
derness, in perils In the sea, in
Perils among false brethren."
He goes on: "In weariness and
Painfulness, In watchings often,
" hunger and thirst, in fastings
often, in cold and nakedness.
"Besides those things that are
Without, that which cometh upon
"je daily, the care of all the
Churrhoa ti'u i. .....I, nH T nm
Jot weak? who is offended, and
1 burn not?"
I fear manv nf iip rlprpvmen
"no matter how efficient, faith-
" ana aevoted read these lines
ith a sith of sympathy for St,
... therefor, if we
STonThT. of Christ. There
is our strengm. ,
I conclusion, as our (space is
almost filled, attenti.n should be
called to the lasi woru
wrote. His martyrdom was to
occur shortly:
There is something ain.u
umphant in his words:
U "I have fought the good fight
I have finished the course, I have
kPpt the faith:
"At mV nrsv u"f"- - ,
took Wrrt but all rsooknic.
may it not De iaiu
C"But the Lord stood by me
nrt strengthened me, that
through me the message might
KS proclaimed, and that al
Stls might hjr: -d
was delivered out. ui
tthis Eght that the hon was
not a ral lion, but is symbohc
of dtnger from vicious enemies
f.eS will deliver me from
every el work, and will save
Z unto His heavenly k-ngdom
To Whom is the glory for evet
and ever.
Salvation Army
P O Box 57, Waynesvllle
MOUNTAIN MISSION DISTRICT!
HEADQUARTERS
Located at Maple Springs, On The
Max Patch Road
Major Cecil Brown, District Officer
Blanch Lowe, District Secretary
Clenna Mae West, Children'
Worker
MAPLE SPKINGS: Officers
Quarters. Children's Home, u.iy
School. .
DISTRICT CENTERS
Little Creek, Shelton Laurel,
Bonnie Hill. Sleepy Valley.
AfTlVITIKS: Sunday Schools,
r,..,...i,in,. u-rviees Young People's
meeting, Bililf Classes and Ladles'
Home League In all ('enters. You
ai-t. welcome to attend.
Burnett Cove
nntht Church
The Rev. R. K. Mehaffey, Pastor
Sunday ,
10 a.m. Sunday Mcnooi eveijr
,., ,. i.. ti.,ccliv enner.
wet-K Willi L.iayi" ' r
llitelldent '
V'virv Sunday night Prayer
meeting and choir practice,
it am Preaching on the sec
ond and fourth Sundays by the
pastor.
Praver meeting in me nomes
every Saturday night
Everyone is invited to aueuu iu
friendly church.
Rocky Branch Baptist
Church
The Rer V. C. Weaver. Pastor
piTvniV
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,n CnnHav School. A DC
Jordan, superintendent.
11 a.m. Worship, service,
.he pastor preaching.
e r, m Training Union.
7 p.m. Worship, with the mes
;age by the pastor.
with
sigh of sympathy for &i. i . . ,., , R.ngiflU
comlshtM outline product by ' "K 'nj Veaturw iyndlc.ie.
Church Of God
HATFI.WOOD
The Rev. Harold E. Cato, Pastor
Sunday School. 10 a. m.
t .ohinir Qnrvirps 11 t. TD.
rvaneelistic Services, 7:15 P.M
worfnesdav. 7 P. M., Young
People's meeting.
Burnett Siding Baptist
Church
d.. Williams Pastor
10 a.m. Sunday School, Vaughn
r. cnnerinte ndent.
11 a'.m. Preaching Services on
the first and thira suiiu-jr..
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Remember how we used to "wait up" for Santa! Why,
Christmas Eve was the longest night of the year.
We couldn't go to sleep for the excitement of antici
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W0UButam the morning it was CHRISTMAS! The long,
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There was a long, long night before tha . first
Christmas in Bethlehem . . . Through centuries of rest
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