WORSHIP ¢OD
Elder Bill Deaton, Rev. Roy Davenport, new pastor Rev. Doug
Petersen, Rev. Harry Schutte, Rev. John Carson and Elder Tom
Patterson, left to right, led the installation service for the new pastor of
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Boyce Memorial ARP Church Sunday night.
Rev. Peterson installed
at Boyce Memorial ARP
Rev. Douglas W. Petersen, the
new pastor of Boyce Memorial
ARP Church, was installed by his
former pastor and a Commission of
First Presbytery of the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Sunday night.
Rev. Roy Davenport, pastor of
Christ Orthodox Presbyterian
Church in Mills River, Petersen's
pastor from 1972-76 and a close
friend, conducted the services.
Davenport's sermon topic was
"The Place of Preaching." Dr.
Schutte led the installation which
included a charge to the pastor by
Carson and a charge to the congre-
gation by Patterson. Deaton gave
the welcome and Carson prayed
the invocation.
Petersen served 13 years as pas-
tor of Westminster ARP Church in
Memphis, Tn. before accepting the
call to the local church. A graduate
The Commission included W. A. of Shelton College, he holds
Deaton, a ruling Elder at Masters degrees from Rutgers
Tabernacle ARP Church in University and Westminster
Charlotte, Dr., Harry Schutte, a for-
mer interim pastor at Boyce
Memorial who was instrumental in
the call of Petersen; Dr. John
Carson, pastor of First ARP
Church in Gastonia; and Tom
Patterson, a ruling Elder at Coddle
Creek ARP Church in Mooresville.
Special music was presented by
Kenney Potter, accompanied by or-
anist Trip McGill.
Theological Seminary.
Petersen, 51, served in the US
Army and Army Reserves and was
a Christian school administrator
before entering the seminary.
He and his wife, Susan, have
three children: Karen Claxton of
Starksville, Ms., Karl, a senior at
Mississippi State University and
Andrew, a freshman at the
University of Tennessee
In this age of fast travel and confusing schedules, it is easy to lose track of our lives.
There are two tracks...God’s track and ours. The question is how we might join them
into one track without bumps and jolts as we travel through our lives. The answer may
be easily understood.
God has a plan for our lives...a destination. We also have plans and goals which we
desire to realize. As we worship God each Sabbath and discover His will for our lives, ©
He will give us direction, that finally the two tracks might converge smoothly into one.
Get on track...God’s track. Have a safe journey.
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SECOND MILE AWARD - Pastor Robert Pulkkinen presents the
Second Mile Award to Marshall Galloway as Sunday School
Superintendent Debbie Baity looks on at First Church of the
Nazarene. Galloway, who joined the local church 36 years ago, was a
trustee for 33 years and also served as a Sunday School teacher,
counter, usher and custodian. The award recognizes the faithful and
beyond the call of duty service of a church member.
TO SING AT CHRISTIAN FREEDOM - The Merediths from
Columbia, SC, fast becoming one of the most popular gospel singing
families in America, will present a concert January 27 at 7 p.m. at
Christian Freedom Baptist Church, located on Range Road near
Kings Mountain. The Merediths have performed on TV, radio, and
have been seen in person by thousands on platforms across America
and Canada over the past decade.
Special events planned
at CC Council on Aging
The Cleveland County Council
on Aging has arranged special
events/in January.
A Winterfest dinner-dance for
benefit of the Senior Games/Silver
Arts program will be held January
20 at 6 p.m. at Shelby Senior
Center. Tickets for the steak dinner
are $10. The semi-formal event
will feature dancing from the waltz
to the jitterbug. The public is invit-
ed. Call 482-3488 for dinner reser-
vations.
It is the desire of area pastors and the community minded firms listed
here that GOD be taken into the solution of ALL our problems.
Worship HIM In Church Regularly
First Carolina Federal
Savings Bank
Since 1907
739-4781 + 482-0222 + 865-1111
Amity Finance
Of Kings Mountain
739-1311
Harris Teeter
Supermarket
and Employees )
Kerns Trucking, Inc.
You Call - We Haul
739-4747
Plonk Tire
Wray and Tim Plonk
739-0193
Attend Church’
Regularly
Allen's Hower Kings Mountain Cablevision
op, Inc. Gaston, Cleveland and York
Management and Staff Herald Counties
Grover Mac’s Grocery Parkdale Mills, Inc. |
Industries 900 N. Piedmont Ave. #5 & #19 q
“Where Friendly People Work”
739-3391
Management and Employees :
Wade Ford
You Can Count On Wade
Peggy’s Restaurant
415 N. Piedmont Ave.
739-7361
The Printin’ Press
Canterbury Road
739-0333
Harris Funeral
Home, Inc.
Ollie Harris and Staff
Attend Church
Regularly
Nationwide Insurance’
306 E. King Street .
739-3953 :
The Sub Factory
124 A. West Gold Street
739-4255
Love’s Fish Box
1104 Shelby Road
Quick Way Cleaners
110 N. Cleveland Ave.
739-2422
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