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Bolens Creek Baptist
Rev. A. Z. Jamerson, Pastor
This is one of the strong
est churches in the Associa
tion, with a membership of
approximately 165. A full
schedule is carried out each
week, under the leadership
of the pastor and a number
of active lay members.
Wednesday night of this
week there will be Bible
study for the entire church.
Teachers will be Mrs. Don
McGalliard, Primaries; Mrs.
Jap Phillips, Juniors; Mr.
Herman Mason, Intermed
iates; Mrs. Herman Mason,
Beginners; Mrs. Laura Mae
Hilliard, Adults.
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Newdale Presbyterian
Mr. Jennings Bryant and
Hcyle Abernethy, two lay
men ffom the Grassy Creek
Presbyterian Church, con
ducted services at this chur
ch on Sunday.
All activities of this chur
chy are continuing, even tho
ugh the church has been
without ''a regular pastor
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since October. The congre
gation appreciates very much
having as fill-in pastor Rev.
Troy Young, who is very
popular with the people of
the church and community.
During the illnes of John
D .McKinney, Sunday School
Suoerintendent, Robert Pres
nell is acting superintend
ent.
The Newdale church is
fortunate In having a very
large number of children and
young people in attendance.
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First Baptist, Burnsville
For the seven Sunday
mornings immediately pre
ceding and including Easter
the Pastor will be preaching
a series of sermons on the
subject, “JESUS SPEAKS
FROM THE CROSS”. The
first of these sermons will
be Sunday, Feb. 27th, and
will be taken from Luke
23-34 “Father Forgive
Them”.
The Training Union thus
far this year has shown sub
stantial growth over last
year s record, with an aver- ~
age attendance of 63. This
church puts a great deal of
emphasis on the Training
Union, since from this .or
ganization come the future
leaders of the church.
The Association-wide mis-
sions study held at the
church Monday night, Feb.
21, was very well attended.
A graded program of study
was planned to Include all
age groups. Teachers were
from Mars Hill College,- and
included Miss Mllderd Tho
mas, teacher of adults and
young people. The Intermed
iates were taught by Mrs.
Ronnie Owens; the Juniors
by Mrs. Robert Melvin, and
the Sunbeam Bands by Miss
Carolyn Senter.
The offering for the N. C.
Baptist Homes for the Aging,
taken Sunday the 20, and to
be taken again on the 27th,
showed a substantial in
crease over the offering for
last year. At present .Bap
tists of N. C. have four hom
es in operation, with a fifth
to be started sometime in
1966.
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Burnsville Presbyterian
The congregation of this
church was very happy to
hold their first service in
one of the new church build
ings on Sunday. This is what
is termed a multi-purpose
building, and will be used
for the majority of the acti
vities of the church, as wtll
as for Sunday services until
the new sanctuary Is finish
el.
The United Women of the
Burnsville Church, meeting
with Mrs. Don Burhoe Thu
rsday evening, the 17th,
were privileged to hear an
explanation and discussion
of the proposed Confession
cf 1967 of the United Pres
byterian Church of the U.
S. A., led by Rev. Woodward
Finley. Mrs. Eurhoe, Presi
dent of the organization,
presided over a business
meeting. The devotional was
given by Mrs. Finley. About
20 members and guests were
present.
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Winiiom Baptist Church
Rev. Lee Woody, Pastor
This church carries out
the following schedule of
worship:
Sunday Bchool 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship 11:00
Training Union 6:30 p. m
Evening Worship 7:30
Pr«v»r Service every
Thursday 7:30 p. m.
Evangelist Walter Zvoda of
Asheville will be the speak-
Sunday, March 6th. At the
11:00 a. m. service he will
speak on Communism vs.
Romanism. At 7 p. m. he will
show the sound film, “Inside
Russia anl Siberia”. His text
will be taken from 38th
chapter of Ezekiel. He will
speak on the unification of
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Russia and Germany. He
predicts that a war will be
fought in Palestine for the *
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Higrins Memorial Methodist
The topic for Rev. War
ner’s sermon Sunday, the
27th, will be “The Lost Boy”
•—the text to be taken from
the 15th chapter of Luke.
Cottage prayer calls will
be held throughout the com
munity on Tuesday, March
first, at 8:00 p. m. in prepar
ation tor the forthcoming
Easter season and the reviv
al services to be held April
10 through 15. They will be
held in the following homes:
Leslie Hensley. Mack B. Ray,
Mrs. Hattie Clevenger. J. B.
Cooper, Mrs. Julia Banks
and Mrs. Willard Ray.
On Thursday at 8:00 p. m.
the WSCS will have their
general fheetlng at the chur
ch. The Sue Ray Circle will
act as hostess, and the Clara
Brown Circle will have
charge of the program.
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