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25 1 f Thursday, September 2, 1993 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 3A = A ALA KL ALAA A AANA AA, -n PORCACRCCRCCCRCCRCCRCCCCCC AA AA AN ALA I> P0000000000000000000000000090 Stalcups get church appointment Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Stalcup, pastors of the Kings Mountain Foursquare Gospel Church, have received new appointments as divi- sional overseers by the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel. Their new di- visional territory will cover most of Western N.C. Rev. and Mrs. Stalcup have been at the Kings Mountain church since March of 1981. Their current church project will include a large picnic shelter which will accom- modate over a hundred. Along with the physical im- provements, a worldwide missions ministry has been established. The ministry has taken Stalcup, and others, from his church to Africa on 4 occasions. Currently, trips to Kenya and Tanzania are being for- mulated for later this year and/or 1994. Church members Harry and Wanda Kyle traveled to Kenya to serve as short term medical mis- sionaries in 1991. The Stalcups, in 1985, were ap- pointed as Foursquare Divisional Overseers of the mountain territory of North Carolina. During that REV. AND MRS. OSCAR STALCUP - time, new churches were estab- lished in Bessemer City, Shelby, Forest City, Hendersonville, Asheville and Boone. Most of those have grown to full-size self- sustaining churches. Several fami- lies have been trained and now serve as full-time pastors or evan- gelists in other areas, including Mooresville, Belmont, Iowa and Macon, Ga. Privette to speak to Coy C. Privette, Executive Director of the Christian Action League of North Carolina, Inc. and Fall revival set at Grace Church Fall revival services will be held three Sunday nights in September at Grace United Methodist Church. Rey. Patricia Stone, pastor, said the public is invited. Rev. Hal Schwartes, pastor of Central United Methodist Church, will preach Sunday at 7 p.m. Rev. Charles Gibbons, pastor of Sharon-Boiling Springs United Methodist Churches, will preach on September 12 at 7 p.m. An anointing of oil service will follow the sermon. Rev. Habakkuk Taylor, pastor of Hinton Memorial United Methodist Church in Polkville, will preach at 7 p.m. September 19. Hot dog sale Friday at Macedonia Church The Senior Adults will sponsor a” = p= hot dog sale Friday from 11 am.-7 p.m. at Macedonia Baptist Church, 1101 S. Battleground Avenue, Kings Mountain. The cost is $3 per plate. Carry- out orders are available and the church will deliver orders of five plates or more. The plate includes two hot dogs, chips, and dessert. ; Call 739-6811 to place an order. Tutoring program at Good Hope Church Good Hope Presbyterian Church will begin its annual tutoring pro- gram for the 1993-94 school year September 8. The program is open to students in kindergarten through eighth grade. The time is 3:30-5 p.m. Monday and Wednesday. Seminar for women set at Central UMC Circle 8 of Central United Methodist Church will host a per- sonal safety seminar for women Thursday, September 2, at 7:30 p.m. in the church fellowship hall. Ex-police officer Rick Gilbert, founder of the Crime Prevention Resource Center at Isothermal Community College, will lead the course, open to the public. BW Gaston Memorial Hospital is offering a new program that teach- ‘es the basics of care giving. The free four-hour course will be held September 2 and 16 from 1-5 p.m. Registration is required by calling 834-2901. lb Willag, / ( "Hoy of HOV Golf Schools, Individual Lessons, & Gift Certificates ForYour Special Occasion Challenger (ll Hwy. 180 N. Shelby 704-481-1111 Region 6 Director of the N. C. Baptist Men, will be the speaker for the Baptist Men's meeting at Elizabeth Baptist Church, 301 N. Post Rd., Shelby, Sunday morming at 7:30. Privette, a past president of the Baptist State Convention, is a grad- uate of Wake Forest University and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He received additional training at the School of Pastoral, Their ncw appointments, which officially began Aug. 1, will be an arca most recently covered by Revs. Dennis Elder and Dr. Charles Aldridge of thc Gastonia and Belmont churches. Rev. Elder trained the Stalcups during the 60's and 70's. Dr. Aldridge has traveled to Africa with Pastor Stalcup. "We have many fine Foursquare churches which are pastored by outstanding ministers in Western North Carolina, therefore, I gave myself to much prayer before I ac- cepted this new appointment,” said Rev. Stalcup. The Stalcups' new responsibility will be additional to their current pastorate. Among their many du- ties will be the shepherding of all pastors and ministerial staff, coor- dinating the L.E.A.D., Leadership Enrichment and Development training program and working to establish new churches. Other du- ties will be coordinating the ladies ministries, youth rallies, men's ministries and the pooling of church resources for worldwide outreach. Baptists Bowman Gray School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, and Clinical Pastoral Education, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC For eight years he represented North Carolina Baptists on the Christian Life Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, Nashville, Tn. and has served in the North Carolina House of Representatives. PREGNANT? LET US HELP! FREE Pregnancy Test Pregnancy Information & Assistance Abortion/Adoption Information ‘Medical & Housing Referrals Clothing & Baby Furniture 487-4357 (HELP) 232 South Lafayette Street, Shelby ALL FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL CRISIS PREGNANCY a Currently, scveral churches are being built in Africa as a result of the Stalcups' previous efforts. In addition, thousands of books, tracts and Bibles are sent throughout the world from the Kings Mountain church. bers of the Kings Mountain Foursquare Gospel Church. We thank God for them continuously," said Rev. Stalcup. 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