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TEE CAROLINIAN RALEIGH. N. C., SATURDAY, JULY *, 1936 6 AME Zion Church To Buy slsG’s Church Located In Houston, Texas NEW YORK CITY - Accord ing to imformation received from reliable sources the mis sion work of the AME Zion Church will be extended con siderably. In Houston, Texas, Bishop R. 1.. Jones reports that a new church had been purchased on Hull Street. The church is pastored by Rev. Addison Cash. The prop erty is valued at ?150,000. The church has a seating capacity of 600 with 23 classrooms, which will be used by the Chris tian Education Department. It is located on a 1/4 acre tract, in the heart of the housing pro Bible Way Prelate Repeats Vows At 60th Wedding Fete W ASHING TON, D. C. Special marriage vows were made by Bishop and Mrs. John S. Beane, Vice Chairman of the Bible Way Churches, World Wide, at the Mother Church in the Nation's capital this past week at their 60th wedding an niversary. The Bishop, who presides ov er the Virginia diocese and has served as minister of the' Bethesda Church of Christ in Petersburg. Va., was invited to National Youth Council Os mi Chunk Set Confab SALISBURY - The Quadren nial Sessions of the General Contention of Christian Educa tion and National Youth Coun cil of the AME Zion Church will he held or. the campus ot Livingstone College here July 31st through August sth this summer. Approximately 2,000 dele gates with thousands of visit ing ministers and lay church leaders are expected for the week-long convention which will be organized into simultaneous sessions of Christian Educa tion workers, Ministers and Laymen’s Institutes, Mission ary Workshops and young people’s activities. Scores of nationally and in ternationally known speakers TWO BY CORNELIUS R. STAM DISCIPLES AND APOSTLES “And when it was day, He called unto Him His disciples; and of them He chose twelve, whom also He named apostles” (Luke 6:13). Many people fail to dis tinguish between om Lord’s disciples and His apostles. The;, suppose they are the same. This is incorrect, however, for our Lord had a multitude of disciples while He had only a few apostles. His apostles were chosen from among His dis ciples, as we learn from the above passage from Luke’s gos pel. A disciple is a FOLLOWER; an apostle is a “SENT ONE.” A disciple is a LEARNER; an apostle is a TEACHER. There is a great lesson here for us all to learn. Church Chuckles by Cartwright \ \^p' * !|jp| © Ch t& - Ct> RTw r'i C.TTT 705 "You fellov/s should preach more on problems re lated to everyday living; for instance, this week I de veloped a very bad hook in my golf drive!" Telephone: TE 3-9395 1 JAMES SANDERS TILE CO. License No. 1939 I Ceramic, Asphalt, Rubber and Vinyl Tile **» ttUNGTON STREET RALEIGH, N. C. ject, recently made available to Negroes, with ample park ing facilities. Bishop A. G. Dunston, who presides over the Nigeria Con ference, has been in the states for a number of months and reports that the denomination is bolstering its education pro gram in his area and this will enable the communicants to of fer a training program, com mensurate with that afforded by the government. Bishop S. G. Spottswooa, who represented the denomination Washington by Bishop and Mrs. Smallwood E. Williams, Pre siding Bishop of the Church for this unique service. Serving as ushers and brides maids were Elders and Mrs. Arthur Morgan, Rufus Settle, Henry Roberts, Fred Bridges, George Marshall and William Gerald. Mrs. Vivian L. Davis served as Maid of Honor and Elder Bernard Battle was Best Man. Deacon James Armstrong gave will address the noon-day and evening assemblies of the con vention to be held daily in the 1,5000 seat Yarick Memorial Auditorium on the Livingstone campus. Banquets, honors din ners and special testimonials will also be staged as lead ers of the AME Zion Church from across the nation, Africa and South America gather for the meeting. Sponsored jointly by the Board of Christian Education and the Department of Christ ian Education of the denomina tion, the General Convention is a kind of climaxtofour years of planning, organizing, direct ing and effecting training and challenges for Christian work ers in the AME Zion Church. We must COME before we can GO. We must FOLLOW be fore we can be SENT. We must I,EARN before we can TEACH. We must LISTEN to the Lord before we can SPEAK FOR THE LORD. “Thus sait’n the Lord,” was the familiar phrase with which the Old Testament prophets be gan their messages. But at the head of the long list of Old Testament prophets we find Samuel, a young lad, saying: “Speak Lord, for Thy servant heareth” (I Sam. 3:9). Before we can do or say anything for God, then, we must listen to God. This explains why the reading and study of the Word of God is so important, First, salvation itself comes by hearing and believing God’s Word, especially about Christ, and His death for our sins. Rom. and the NAACP at the inde pendence celebration of the Guyana government, reveal ed extensive plans for expansion in both the new nation and in the Virgin Islands. The Bahamas Island Confer ence is now readying for the meeting of the Board of Bishops men’s Council, which will meet in Nassau, January 196 7. Bishop H. B. Shaw announced plans, here this week, that call ed for the acquisition of new churches in Jamaica and other sections of the Carribean. the bride. Several hundred guests and friends from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mary land, Virginig and North Car olina watched tire procession march down an elaborately dec orated isle and kneel at the special prepared wedding altar' for a repeating of their vows and a ‘'repledge of matchless fidelity.’" Bishop Williams officiated at the ceremonies followed by a reception in the refectory. MEDITATION A SERMONETTE BY COLIN DOUGLAS “Cast thy burden upon Jeho vah, and He will sustain thee.” —Psalms 55:22. It is amazing hov. quickly life begins to fall into an or derly pattern once we realize and acknowledge the fact that God has really given each one of us the ability to meet all the demands and challenges that life may make upon us. Everyone of us at times ex periences a feeling of inade quateness, a feeling that he can not cope with a certain situa tion or problem that has sud denly arisen in his life. But we must remember that we were all born w ith the God-giv en ability to meet ahy demand manded upon us. God is with us always. As we accept the.se realizations and begin to take one thing at a time each day, giving it our undivided atten tion, we shall find that we have a definite sense of ac complishment at the end of each day. We shall see a pattern of order take form in our lives. Tensions will be eased. We shall feel triumphant. A helpful way always to be gin each day is with a short period of prayer, a period of “talking with the Father.” He will comfort you. He will uplift you. He will give you under standing. He is with you even though you may have no aware ness of His presence. He will bless your heart with whatever it needs for strength and power. This regular morning com munion with the Father will give you the inner quiet and poise you need for orderly accom plishment. Through the pow er of the ever-present God, we can become conquerors of all negation in life and rise above every limitation that has been keeping us from expressing the best that is within us. Free dom from limitation and over coming power comes as a result of an inner awakening, an in ner realization of the never failing presence, power, and love of God. “Thou wilt keep him in per fect peace, whose mind is stay ed on Thee; because he trust eth in Thee. Trust ye in Je hovah.” --Isa. 26:3,4. 10:17 says: “Faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God,” and I Pet. 1:23; “Being born again, not of cor ruptible seed, but of incorrupt ible, by the Word of God, which liveth and abideth forever.” Then, having been saved, we can serve God acceptably only by diligent study of His Word. Per haps the most important passage in the Bible on this subject is n Tim. 2:15. "Study to show thyself ap proved unto God; a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightlv dividing the Word of Truth.” YWCA Activities The YWCA Day Camp is in full swing at Atkinson Hall on Saint Augustine’s College Campus. The children will do Arts, Crafts, Nature Study, Outdoor Cooking, Dancing, Swimming, Sports, Group Singing and Dra matics. Make your children’s summer a happy and profit able one. Let them have fun while they improve their at titudes, enjoy adventures, learn to live and play together and develop skills. There is a special class for small boys four through seven years. Call the YWCA, Te 2- 3432 for information. Campers may come by the day or week. A special class in sewing for girls is now being offered every Tuesday from 10 a. m. to 12 noon at the YWCA, 310 E, E ' Street. 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