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Page 8A-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, September 27, 1990
Rev. and Mrs. Bob Collins and
family were honored Sunday on
their 5th anniversary at Kings
-Mountain Baptist Church at the
morning worship service and at a
church-wide luncheon.
Edward Covington, chairman of
the board of deacons, presented the
minister and his family with a
clock and engraved plaque from
the congregation and members of
the various Sunday School classes
took the occasion to present them
flowers and other expressions of
love.
Rev. Bob Davis delivered the
message.
Tom Tindall, a member of the
deacon board, offered the morning
prayer and led the responsive read-
ing. Tindall also introduced the
speaker.
Collins grew up and spent 25
years in Texas before coming to
Kings Mountain on Sept. 22, 1985
as pastor of Kings Mountain
Baptist Church. He earned his R.
A. in Psychology at University of
Texas, Arlington, and received two
master's degrees from Baptist
Theological Seminary, one in reli-
gious education and one in theolo-
gy. He began his work in the
church as a youth minister for over
eight years in Texas. The Kings
Mountain church is his second pas-
torate.
Collins has served on the Kings
Mountain District School's Health
Council for three years and worked
with "Project Graduation.” He also
served as chairman of the Kings
Mountain Baptist Association
Evangelism Committee and was
chairman of the "Here's Hope"
planning committee. He also refer-
ees high school basketball, softball
and volleyball.
Collins has been married to Patti
Haines Collins of Dallas, Texas for
21 years and Mrs. Collins works as
an office administrator for Azdel
Inc. in Shelby. They have one son,
Keith, who is a freshman at
Gardner Webb College.
"Since being here we have not
only experienced the love and car-
ing of our church family but we al-
so have felt the caring from people
throughout this community,” said
Collins.
Collins Honored On 5th Anniversary
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY-Rev. and Mrs. Bob Collins, seated, were
honored Sunday at Kings Mountain Baptist Church on their fifth
anniversary of service to the church. Standing, from left, are
Edward Covington, chairman of the board of deacons; Rev. Bob
Davis, guest minister for the morning worship service, and Tom
Tindall, member of the board of deacons.
Babies Honored At Foursquare Gospel
Foursquare Gospel Church hon-
ored babies in the congregation at a
dedication service recently.
The youngsters represent the
third and fourth generations of
church members, says Rev. Oscar
Stalcup, who led the service.
The children were all born dur-
ing the last six months. Laura
Facemyer, daughter of Laura and
Shane Facemyer, was dedicated at
a special service last Sunday.
Meagan Breedlove, daughter of
Carrie and Ray Breedlove, is
granddaughter of Lois Jenkins of
the Four Square congregation, and
represents the fourth generation in
her family. She is great-grand-
daughter of Frances and Bob Coley
of the Foursquare congregation.
Meagan's father is on active duty
with the United States Navy in
Virginia.
Rodney Mitchell; sont of Gerri
and Rodney Mitchell! 1 18 grandson
of Rev. and Mrs. Reimund
Allmond of the Foursquare congre-
gation and his grandfather is the
church's assistant minister.
Lyndsey Jordan Facemyer is
_ called "Soupie" by her family and
‘she is the son of Kim and Jeff
Facemyer.
Trevor Jordan Wallace is the son
of Robin and Tim Wallace. Her fa-
ther is on active duty reserves.
Caitlin Noel Facemyer is the
daughter of Laura and Shane
Facemyer.
Brittany Miranda Walker is the
daughter of Robert and Sheila
Walker and she has a sister,
Brandy, all of whom were present
for the special service.
. Brittany Carpenter is the four-
months-old daughter of Lisa
Carpenter of the church family.
Wednesday night is Family
Night at the church and special ser-
vices are held at 7 p.m. which fo-
cus on the family. Rev. Stalcup
and Rev. Dale Randle have led the
special services on Wednesday for
the past two months and they are
continuing for two more months,
“the pastor said.
With the completion of new fa-
cilities at the church, the former
fellowship hall is being remodeled
for a nursery for the new arrivals.
"We were teased that something
BABIES HONORED AT FOURSQUARE-New babies in the
Foursquare Gospel Church congregation were honored recently as
the church held a special Family study and dedicated the children to
God. Front row, seated, are Lyndsey Jordan Facemyer in the arms
of her mother, Kim; Trevor Jordan Wallace in the arms of his moth-
er, Robin; Caitlin Noel Facemyer in the arms of her mother, Laura.
All three babies were born during the last six months and Laura
was dedicated last Sunday, and Mrs. Linda Stalcup, wife of the pas-
tor. Back row, from left, Pastor Oscar Stalcup; Brandy Walker, old-
er daughter of Robert and Sheila Walker and Brittany Miranda, in
the arms of her mother; Rodney Mitchell is held by his mother,
Gerri, with his father, Rodney, standing behind them. Absent were
Brittany Carpenter, four-months-old daughter of Lisa Carpenter of
the church, and Mepgan Breedlove, daughter of Carrie and Roy
Breedlove.
erage attendance of 50-60 in the
youth department of the Sunday
Sunday Night Sing
"Heartsong" of Gastonia.
Refreshments will be served after
the singing.
Pastor Donald Denton invites
the public to worship in the special
service.
Little To Speak
At Grace Methodist
Rev. Robert Little, pastor of
Central United Methodist Church,
will speak Sunday night at special
services at 7 p.m. at Grace United
Methodist Church.
Special singing will be featured
at the service.
The public is invited to hear
Little and participate in the wor-
ship service.
Temple Baptist Church
Homecoming Set Sunday
Temple Baptist Church will cele-
brate Homecoming Day Sunday
with special services.
Charter members of the church
will be recognized at the 11 a.m.
worship hour.
Rev. Franklin Monroe will fill
the pulpit at the 11 o'clock service
and all members, former members
and friends are invited to attend. A
covered dish luncheon will be
spread at the noon hour in the fel-
lowship hall.
"Help us make this a special day
for the Lord and His church,” said
Rev. Wray Barrett, pastor.
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Mission Speakers Sunday will hold the Fifth Sunday Night
At Wayside Church Sing this Sunday at 7 p.m.
Wayside Church of the Living
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present a mission service Sunday
night at 6 p.m.
Margaret Robertson of Eden,
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church of the Living God, will be
guest speaker. She will be assisted
in the program by Bishop Gus T.
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Pastor Clifton Morgan invites
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Featured singers will be Holly
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