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INTERMEDIATES are considering
what they will do with their
lives. It is the vitally Important
period when they are wistfully con
sidering a life career. This leiion
would teem to clearly indicate that
God has a purpose and plan for
each life. He will reveal that plan
to Hhose'who trust him for guid
ance. Faith in God at this ooint Is
BCTrPTUM: Hetaw. 11-43; , Gene- .bioiutely essential if we are to
DEVOTIONAL READING: Romans live victoriously. . . ; -
Read again the -eleventh chapter
of ' Hebrews - and ' see ; howv these
heroes of faith In the long ago cast
themselves wholly into the will of
God for their lives. We can have no
Creative Power of Faith
Lesson for October 19, 1947
THIS lesson takes us to the West
minster Abbey, of the Bible
Hebrews, eleventh through the thir
teenth 'chapters to meditate, for a
season upon the
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doubt about their ultimate success.
Parents and teachers are here
; reminded, of their solemn respon
sibility in pointing intermediate
beya and girla to the truth of Son
day's lesson. Life la too valuable,
IT5 valiant souls In the to be frittered away
long ago who ob-, purposeless u(.
tained a good re- Faith is the bright shaft of God's
port as they stood presence and power to guide young
at the passage of people into his will It is the unfail
destiny and sound- ing light to direct weir steps daily,
ed the trumpets of It is the creative power to sustain
triumph, even the them each step of the way.
trumpets of faith. '
: The reader will
be richly rewarded
to stop right here
. Dr. Newton nd open his or her
3ible and read
these three chapters. Your atten-
This Powar at Work
TAKE any one of the characters
portrayed in these three chap
ters of Hebrews and see how faith
In God produced men and women
, k-. ,tA who changed the course of history.
SJTZ- ' Young people are interested in
"Now faith is' the substance of biography. I would commend to you
things hoped lor, the , evidence .of e Uves of 'the great men and
things not seen. For by it the elders m ot modern tImM- ,who, "ve,d
obtained a good report. Through "e creativ power of faith in
- faith we understand that the worlds God.
were framed by the word of God, John Wesley, for example,
so that thines which are seen were There was a ,aan whose Ufe,
not made of "things which do appear."-
Hebrews 11:1-3.
A Journey to a New Land
T WANT the boys and girls to
look at the passage which de
i scribes how Abraham, "when he
was called to go out into a place
- which he should after receive for
; an inheritance, obeyed; and he
went out, -not knowing whither he
went"
when strangely warmed by . the
spirit of God, lifted England from
the depths of secularism and set
her feet oaoe mere on ue nign
way of worthy achievement.
Martha Berry is another spleadid
example. Miss Berry devoted her
life to God's will and purpose to
open doors of opportunity to the
under-privileged boys and girls of
the southern mountain areas. To
day, at Mt. Berry, stands a school
with the largest campus in the
world a school which reveals what
one life can accomplish when that
life is built by the creative power of
faith in the Living God.
Tak my lift and Ut if b.
Consecrated. Lord, to The."
(Copyright by tbe International Council
el Relifou Education on behmlt ol 0
Protestant denominations Released by
WNU Feature:)
How could Abraham Heave bia
' pleasant situation In UrT Through
faith in Gad, and that alone. A
' memory verse Is here suggested:
"I will trnst, and will not be
afraid," Isaiah 12:2. Abraham
' v might well have been afraid of
unknown enemies, of - diseaie, of
r t poverty. Men do become afraid of
- these things, unless their faith Is
In God. But Abraham believed In
God had faith In God. And he .
- went forth, holding the hand-of -
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faith. Abraham discovered,? that
every step - he took "was accompa
nied by. God. He : built altars. He
talked with God, and God talked
; with him. . Such will be the experi
ence of every boy and girl who
. stakes his or her all upon implicit
faith in God.
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; latest telling Liqu CoM nperarioa m Hw M. t
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Maysville News
Mrs. - Arnold Davis of Calypso
spent a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Paul ing last week. .
. Mrs. Nora Hollowell of Kinston
'. spent Sunday with Mrs. N. B. Best
Visitors of Mrs. Ada Williams
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Grady of Holt'rStore, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Miller and children of Mt
OUve.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brock of
; Mt Olive visited Mr. and Mrs. John
King Sunday.
Mrs. Charles rait and son of Mt
. Olive were guests ot her mother,
Mrs. Annie Kornegay Wednesday.
.Dr. E. L. Spivey, Assistant Bap
k ' tlst State Convention of Charlotte
" spent Wednesday night with Mr.
. and Mrs. J. R. King.
Mr. J JB. Williams has accepted
work with the Tyndall Funeral
Home In Mt Olive.
Mrs. Bill Butts and son visited
relatives here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kater M. Nicholson
announce the birth of a son, James
Morris, on September 19. Mr. Nich
olson has just accepted a position
as police officer In Mt. Olive.
Maysville H. D. Club Meets
The Maysville H. D. Club held its
monthly meeting in the home of
Mrs. J. N. Holland with Mrs. Glan-
ton Holland as joint hostess. The
rooms were decorated with fall '
flowers. The president called the
meeting to order with song, follow
ed with club, collect Mrs. N. B.
Best acted as secretary. ' .
Following leaders reports, Miss
Hilda Clontz gave a demonstration
showing how to save your eyes by
better lighting In the home.
During the social hour the hos
tesses served ice cream and cake.
The club will meet In November
with Mrs. O. R. Holland.
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There are eieraol values yiachi oanot be seekt yrl&i the physkxil eye
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can. be lead to a UgKer plan, ol spiritual reality.
PbttH crnd sight aee not opposed to each other. Rather does eacK
complement the other and together they, make an invaluable contribution
to the weU-rounded Uie.
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