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EXCHANGE STUDENTS - Exchange students from the University of
Wisconsin get their first look at A&T State University where they will
study until June. From left to right (front row) are Barbara Gore, Ann
Houser, Patricia Spring, Antoinette Morris, Tamara Stark, Floria Askew.
Standing in back row is Julie Lindley. Not shown are Kent Smith and
Dnr'leen Leean. Misses Gore, Morris and Askew are students at A&T.
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ONENESS WITH CHRIST
"I am crucified with Christ”
(Ga! 2:20).
Salvation is actually corning
into oneness with the Lord Je
sus Christ.
“The wages of sin is death”
and “the soul that sinneth shall
die,” but Christ was not a
sinner. Alter having examined
Him carefully, even Pilate said:
“I find no fault in Him” and
“I find no cause of death in
Him”
It was therefore not His death
that He died at Calvary. It
was ours. He had come from
heaven to be born Into the hu
man race as one of us to die
our death.
It is when we vi£w that death
at Calvary and say: This is not
His death He is dying. It is
mine -- it is then that, by an
act of faith, we become one with
Him. His death was ours; the
penalty for our sins, but it is
not applied to us until by faith
we accept His death as ours.
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By Negro Press International
TALLADEGA GRAD NAMED
CHICAGO - An alumnus of
Talladega (Ala.) college, and
the Chicago Theological semi
nary, was named last week
as deputy diiector of Project
Equality, the national interre
ligious drive to put the pur
chasing power of churches
and synagogues behind equal
employment opportunity pro
grams. Named was the Rev,
Clyde H. Miller Jr., 40-year
old former minister, Church
of the Good Shepherd and pre
sently interim pastor, Ken
wood United Church of Christ.
He also was executive secre
tary, department of Christian
education, Church Federation
of Greater Chicago.
INDIAN CHIEF
TEMPE, Ariz. - A Chey
enne Indian was officially in
ducted last week as director
of Cook Christian Training
school for Indians, an insti
tution which receives direct
support from 12 religious de
nominations and indirect sup
port from others. The new
director is Alonzo T. Stang,
34, formerly deputy and then
project director, Indian Com
munity Action project, Ari
zona State university. The
project is a seven-state pov
erty program for Indians.
VICTIM????
CHICAGO - There seems
to be some question about the
reason for transfer .last week
of the Rev, Francis X, Law
lor, 50-year-old Augustinian
Catholic priest, from the Chi
cago archdiocese. The re
ported reason was his oppo
sition to the school busing
program ordered by John Car
dinal Cody, which the priest
denies. Parishioners, pro
testing the action, say the
priest was an advisor to block
clubs formed to promote ra
cial stability in the area of
St. Mary of Mount Carmel
church.
BLOWUP FORECAST
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. -
If the predictions of the Rt.
Rev. C, Edward Crowther,
former Anglican bishop of
Kimberly and Kuruber, South
Africa, are on the button,
there will be a “major blow
up in (he near future” in
the South African republic.
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Thus the Apostle Paul declares
by divine inspiration;
“I have been crucified with
Christ” and he adds: “the life
which I now lire in the flesh
I live by the faith (the fidelity)
of the Son of God, who loved
me and gave Himself for me”
(Gal. 2:20).
Since the believer has been
united with Christ in death, he
is united with Him in resur
rection life too. Col. 2:12 says
that believers are “buried with
Him in baptism.” This is not
baptism by water. This is a
divine baptism, the work of the
Holy Spirit, for he goes on to
say: “wherein also ye are risen
with Him through the faith of
THE OPERATION OF GOD.”
Little wonder the apostle be
gins this lesson for believers
with the declaration: “For in
Him dwelleth all the fulness of
the godhead bodily, and YE ARE
COMPLETE IN HIM” (C01.2;9,
10).
Now a fellow of the Center
for the Study of Democratic
Institutions, Bishop Crowther
scored South Africa as the
“most racist (country) in the
world.’
RELIGIOUS BIAS
WASHINGTON - A warning
has been issued by the Labor
department that government
contracts will be lifted from
firms found to be practicing
religious discrimination in
employment. The memoran
dum, issued by Labor Secre
tary W. Willard Wirtz, noted
that certain industries and
companies are still exclud
ing “some religious groups--
notably Jews, and to some ex
tent Catholics -- from posi
tions at certain levels of re
sponsibility.”
PERSECUTION
LUSAKA, Zambia - Charges of
religious persecution were
leveled by the Jehovah's Wit
nesses members against the
newly independent African na
tions of Zambia and Malawi
(formerly Northern Rhodesia
and Nyasaland respectively).
The Witnesses charge they are
the victims oi rapings, slay
ing, confiscations oi prop
erty, burnings, expulsions
from homes and even depor
tations from the countries.
On the governments’ side,
there are charges that the
Witnesses are “engaged in ac
tivities detrimental to the pub
lic interest.”
AFTER 11 YEARS
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - It took
11 years for AME Bishop Ward
Nichols to win vindication of
his claim that he had not mis
used $250,000 of the church’s
money. Last week, the pre
late was acquitted in Com
mon Pleas court on two re
maining charges involving
$30,000. The court ruled in
this case that the money “did
in fact belong” to the bishop.
The original 42-count indict
ment, filed in 1957, had been
pared down, during the inter
vening years, to two charges
only.
RECRUIT NEGROES
RICHMOND, Va, - During
the recent annual council of
the Episcopal Diocese of Vir
ginia, the diocesan law-mak
ing body called upon trustees
of the seven church schools
MEDITATIONS
A SERMONETTE
BY COLIN DOUGLAS
“The blessing of Jehovah, It
maketh rich.” --Prov. 10:22.
There are, of course, many
people who believe that the state
of their finances cannot be help
ed through prayer, but never
theless there is a definite con
nection between out realization
of spiritual truth and the condi
tion of our eternal life.
We sometimes feel that if only
we had more income all our
troubles would be solved. It
is good to think of ways to in
crease our income, but true
and lasting prosperity comes
through increasing our under
standing. The acquisition of
more money does not guarantee
peace of mind, but to acquire
peace of mind does bring free
dom from fear and from the
feelings of insecurity that are
the root of financial worry,
no matter how small or how
large is our income.
We gain peace of mind and
freedom from fear and worry
about our finances by realiz
ing that our true supply comes
through us in the form of ideas.
Nothing can take away what is
our divine right, but only WE
can claim what is our own by
enlarging our faith and our
vision.
It is helpful in gaining a
larger understanding of pros
perity to realize that God’s uni
verse is orderly and exact, and
that it holds unlimited good
for His children. Men have of
ten thought that if some are to
have plenty, others must go
without -- but this could not
possibly be a part of God’s
plan, a God who is our GOOD
and JUST Father. In God there
is freedom from want, for “He
maketh me to lie down in green
pastures .. beside still wat
ers,” and the abundance that
we enjoy is not only an abun
dance o' physical food, drink,
and substance, but an abundance
of spiritual blessings as well.
“The works of Jehovah are
great .. and His righteousness
endureth forever.” - Psalms
111:2,3.
within the diocese to “make
special efforts to recruit Ne
gro students.” The resolu
tion noted that schools, though
unsegregated' by policy, have
enrolled only five Negroes in
14 years. Current enrollment
of the seven institutions is
roughly, 2,800.
FOUNDERS DAY
CHICAGO - Preparations
are underway for a daylong
series of activities at the
Chicago Baptist Institute, in
celebration of the 24th annual
founders day. The event, to
be held Friday, Feb. 23, will
be highlighted by guided tours
over the grounds and facili
ties and special addresses
by visiting ministers.
CHICAGO ANTI-POVERTY
CHICAGO - Chicago’s anti
poverty director, Dr. Deton
J. Brooks, Jr., has fired back
at charges that he lives like
a king at public expense.
The accusation was made
by 41st Ward Alderman Ed
ward T. Scholl. Dr. Brooks
asserted his expenditures,
“have been appropriate to the
official activities and respon
sibilities of this office.”
Dr. Brooks, executive di
rector, Chicago Committee on
Urban opportunity, dines at
some of the city’s most ex
pensive restaurants at city
expense, the alderman com
plained. The $25,000-a-year
poverty director h a s a $1,50.-
000 account in the city budget,
which includes his salary and
contingent expenses, it was
charged. By comparison,
Mayor Richard J, Daley’s con
tinent fund is $65,000.
Wilkins Honored
SPRINGFIELD, 111. - Roy
Wilkins, NAACP executive di
rector, has been honored as
“a distinguished American
whose life, principles, and
dedication best embody the
character and personality of
Abraham Lincoln.”
The award came from the
board of regents, Lincoln Aca
demy of Illinois, which voted to
bestow its annual Regents me
dal on Wilkins.
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