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Homecoming slated
at Midview Baptist
Homecoming will be held
September 15 at 11 a.m. at
Midview Baptist Church,
Kings Mountain.
Rev. Bruce Davis of Kings
Mountain will be the speak-
er.
Lunch will be served at 1
p.m. and a gospel sing fea-
turing The Hamptons of
Blacksburg, SC will begin at
2 p.m.
The public is invited.
Revival slated
at First Wesleyan
Rev. Dick Whitener will be
speaker for revival services
September 15-18 at First
Wesleyan Church, 505 North
Piedmont Avenue, Kings
Mountain.
Sunday’s services begin at’
10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Monday through
Wednesday services begin at
7 p.m.
There will be special
music each evening. A nurs-
ery will be provided.
The public is invited.
Homecoming slated
at Macedonia Baptist
Homecoming will be held
September 22 at 11 a.m. at
Macedonia Baptist Church,
1101 South Battleground
Road, Kings Mountain.
Rev. Robbie Moore will be
guest speaker.
For more information call
739-6811.
Woman’s Day set
at Mount Olive
Woman's Day will be
observed Saturday and
Sunday, September 14-15 at
Mount Olive Baptist Church
in Kings Mountain.
The church-wide banquet
will be held on Sept. 14 at 6
p-m. Minister Debra
Ransom, past president of
the Women’s Auxiliary of
the Ebenezer Missionary
Baptist Association and a
member of Providence
Missionary Baptist Church
in Lincolnton, will be the
speaker.
those interested in attend-
ing should contact one of the
following persons by
Jim Belt and his new video and CD.
Jim Belts-new video
focuses on alzheimers
By TODD HAGANS
Special to The Herald
Jim Belt’s latest project
used some 50 actors and a
production crew, over eight
hours of unedited videotape
_ and a borrowed Ford
Mustang convertible to
bring attention to one sim-
ple question - ‘Who's
Forgotten?”
The question relates to one
of Belt’s self-written songs
that tells the story of a sen-
ior citizen living in a nurs-
ing home.
“What I am trying to show
in the video is the question,
who's forgotten,” said Belt,
founder of James Belt
Ministries, which caters to
bringing joy to the golden
years of senior adults. “I
jam trying to get people to
understand that sometimes
we are neglecting our family
and that the senior citizens
in these homes have forgot-
ten.”
The video simultaneously
tells two stories, one of how
an elderly woman is alone
in a nursing home while her
relatives enjoy their every-
day lives. The other story
tells of the effects of
Alzheimer’s disease. Belt
admits that the song stirs
emotions.
“It plays on emotion,” he
said. “It plays on guilt. The
guilt is to the side that we
have forgotten. The sadness
is the other side that mom
or dad has forgotten.”
Belt recently debuted the
video for ‘Who's Forgotten’
during a special screening
where 110 people watched
the premiere. Calling the
endeavor his “pride and
joy,” Belt said the response
has been overwhelming to
both the song and video.
The song has gained air-
play on gospel radio sta-
tions across the country,
landing among the top 200
on the Singing News play
charts and debuting at 43 on
the Christian music charts in
Europe. The popularity
prompted Belt to shoot a
music video with intentions
of distributing the video to
gospel music television sta-
tions.
“When we started this
video, I thought we'd have
to beg to get help, but all we
had to do was make a -
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On September 15 at 11
a.m. Sister Elizabeth “Liz”
Young, past president of the
Congress of Christian
Education of the General
Baptist State Convention,
will be the guest speaker.
Play September 28
at Crowders Mountain
Jimmy and Nelda Greene
of East Hudson Baptist
Church will present the play,
“I Looked All Over Heaven
For You” September 28 at 7
p-m. at Crowders Mountain
Baptist Church.
For more information, call
pastor Larry Laws at 864
839-4820.
Christ the King
sets prayer seminar
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nar September 14 at 9 a.m. at
the H. Lawrence Patrick
Senior Life and Conference
Center, 909 East King Street.
The speaker is Rebekah
Brevard Blake, who will
focus on “The Attitude of
Prayer.”
The event is free and open
to the public. A freewill
offering will be received.
For more information or
"reservations, call 739-7972.
Movie Saturday
at Penley’s Chapel
Won By One will be host-
ing movie night with a
showing of The Shoes of The
Fisherman on Saturday,
September 18 at 6:30 p.m. in
the fellowship hall of
Penley’s Chapel, 1508 North
Piedmont Avenue, Kings
Mountain.
Refreshments will be
served.
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Cub Scouts to meet
at Penley’s Chapel
Cub Scout Pack 116 will
meet on Monday, September
16 at 6:30 p.m. in the fellow-
ship hall of Penley’s Chapel,
1508 North Piedmont
Avenue, Kings Mountain.
Any boys in grades 1
through 5 who would like to
become a member of the cub
scouts may attend and take
a parent to the meeting.
For more information, call
Pastor Doug allen at 739-
9064.
Joy in Morning
at Gastonia church
A new praise and worship
service entitled “Joy in the
Morning” is held each
Sunday at 8:45 a.m. at First
Presbyterian Church in
Gastonia.
The service features non-
traditional music, worship
and films.
Dixon Presbyterian
reorganizing choir
~ Dixon Presbyterian
Church, 602 Dixon School
Road, Kings Mountain, is
reorganizing its choir.
The first choir practice will
be held Wednesday,
September 18 at 7 p.m.
Members and others in the
community who are interest-
ed in joining the choir are
invited to attend.
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