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Thursday, March 10, 1994 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 3A
50th anniversary service at Dixon Presbyterian
Dixon Presbyterian Church will
continue the four-month celebra-
tion of its 50th anniversary Sunday,
March 13.
Rev. George Grissom of
Stanfield, who was Summer
Seminary Pastor at Dixon in 1955,
will be the guest speaker at the 11
a.m. worship hour.
A special music program will be
presented by the choir, under the
direction of Nancy Hughes. Old
photos of church activities will be
displayed.
Following the service, a covered
dish lunch will be served in the fel-
lowship hall.
Rev. Allan Sinclair, pastor, in-
vites the public.
Gospel singing set
at True Gospel Church
There will be a gospel singing
Friday, March 11 at 7:30 p.m. at
True ‘Gospel Holiness Church,
1608 Shelby Road, Kings
Mountain.
Special guests will be The Roy
Knight Singers.
Rev. Jerry Morrow, pastor, in-
vites the public.
Youth Sunday set
at Macedonia BC
The youth of Macedonia Baptist
Church will be leading eh worship
and music at Sunday's 11 a.m. wor-
ship hour.
The hour will be filled with
praise songs, congregational praise
music, clowning with a message,
and a short message by Rev. Larry
Donaldson, youth pastor.
All youth and the public are in-
vited to attend. The church is locat-
ed at 1101 South Battleground
Avenue, Kings Mountain.
Benefit singing set
at East Gold church
There will be a benefit gospel
singing for Pam Champion
Saturday, March 12 at 6 p.m. at
East Gold Street Wesleyan Church
in Kings Mountain.
Featured groups include The
Wolfe Family Singers of Stanley,
Fred Eaker and the group Cross
Reference from East Gold Street
church.
Pam is a 23-year-old cancer pa-
tient. She lives in Gastonia with
her husband, Mike, and her 23-
month-old daughter Amber. Pam is
the daughter of Bob and Evelyn
Hullender of Kings Mountain.
A love offering will be taken for
Pam during the service.
For more information call 739-
3215.
Lenten service
at Resurrection
Next Wednesday's community
Lenten service will be held at
12:05 p.m. at Resurrection
Lutheran Church.
‘ Rev. Mark Bardsley, pastor of
First Wesleyan Church, will be the
speaker. Rev. John Futterer is host
pastor.
Following the service, a light
meal will be served at 12:30. The
cost is $2 per person.
The final lenten service will be
held on March 23 at First Baptist
Church. Rev. Dick Newsome, pas-
tor of First Presbyterian Church,
will be the preacher. Dr. John
Sloan is host pastor.
Gospel singing set
at Allen Memorial
There will be a gospel singing
March 13 at 7 p.m. at Allen
Memorial Baptist Church, located
on Long Branch Road, Grover.
Featured guests will be the Pine
Ridge Boys of Gastonia.
The public is invited.
Family Outings
set at First BC
Have you ever planned the per-
fect vacation for your family only
to see those plans end in chaos?
That idea is the backdrop for the
new production, "Family Outings,"
which will be presented this week-
end by the Kingdom Players
Drama team of First Baptist
Church, Kings Mountain.
Jim Bailey decides to take his
family on a family outing to re-
solve conflicts and create unity in
his family. His outing consists of
visiting a newly purchased sight-
unseen cabin and unbeknown to
the rest of the family, that's when
the problems really begin.
The community is encouraged to
join this outing to view the troubles
facing families today and hopefully
find some solutions. The produc-
tion is filled with laughter, tears,
and wonderful songs. It marks the
first attempt at directing by a for-
mer Kingdom player, Greg
Williams. Williams is a recent
graduate of Liberty University and
was involved with performing
groups while in college.
Author Paul McCusker says of
the musical, "...my desire was’ to
write a program that took an un-
compromising look a the problems
that can tear a family apart and the
work it takes to hold it together. No
pat answers, no pie-in-the-sky so-
lutions. No cute bows tying every-
thing up at the end. I wanted the
hard realities of life combined with
the hope of personal change only
Christ can bring through obedient
hearts. Easy to say, harder to do.
But that's the challenge for all of
us."
"Family Outings" will be per-
formed in the fellowship hall on
Saturday and Sunday at 7 p.m. The
performance is free, but a love of-
fering will be received to help with
expenses. Call 739-3651 for infor-
mation.
Staleups honored
by congregation
Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Stalcup
were honored for their 13 years of
service to Kings Mountain's
Foursquare Gospel Church follow-
ing worship services Sunday mom-
ing.
The Stalcups were guests of
honor at a church luncheon in the
fellowship hall. They were also
given flowers and a love offering.
"I am not superstitious," Rev.
Stalcup said, "but I have stated to
the church and I state publicly that
I am glad the 13th year is over. It
has been one of the most
challenging and difficult years I
have experienced in my ministry."
he entire congregation gathered
at the altar at the close of the wor-
ship service and pledged their com-
mittment to God and each other as
they look toward a challenging
1994.
"We are very grateful to the con-
gregation for their support, backing
and love through the years," Rev.
Stalcup said. "The congregation is
the wind beneath my wings and
has Rept me flying and kept us in
the ministry these past 13 years."
Christian magician
to perform at KMHS
Macedonia Baptist Church of
Kings Mountain is sponsor a fan-
tastic show of illusion and magic
by William Stogner Ministries of
Burlington Saturday, march 19 at
7:30 p.m. at Barnes Auditorium.
There will be lots of laughter,
audience participation, illusions
and wholesome humor.
Stogner's show has great appeal
to people of all ages, and families,
youth and children are invited to
attend.
A $3 donation will be collected
at the door to cover Stogner's ex-
penses and the cost of renting the
auditorium.
Pastor, layman
attend meeting
Rev. Oscar Stalcup and Jerry
Facemyer of the Kings Mountain
Foursquare Gospel Church com-
peted on the winning team in a re-
cent Captain's Choice Golf
Tournament held at Myrtlewood
Pine Hills during a leadership con-
ference for pastors and laymen in
the International Church of the
Foursquare Gospel at Myrtle
Beach, S.C.
The team also included Glenn
Burris Jr., who is the southeast dis-
trict director of Foursquare Gospel
churches, and his son, Josh Burris.
Ninety golfers participated.
See Meetings, 13-A
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Join us for the New Dramatic Musical
"FAMILY OUTINGS"
presented by
THE KINGDOM PLAYERS
FBC Fellowship Hall
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