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RALEXCrK. N. C\. SATURDAY, MARCH 28. HWS
AUG. Students WELCOME RHYTHMIC CHOIR - Left; Members
of the Rhythmic Choir of Washington, D. C.'ns they autograph programs
for Saint Xugustine’s College students. The students are left to right:
Shirley M. Frazier, a senior of Raleigh; Wilbert Cain, freshman of Max
ton, and Edwin Gorham, fresh am of V- ishington, X. C. The Rhythmic
Choir was presented by the Student Council of Saint Augustine’s College,
Friday, March 21.
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THE RESURRECTION DAY
In Psalm 2:7 we find the
prophetic words: "I will declare
the decree; The Lord hath said
unto Me, Thou art My Son;
this day have I begotten
Thee.”
Should we ask: “"What day?"
or "When was Christ declared
to be the Son of God?” we
will find the answer in Acts
13:33.
"God hath fulfilled the same
(promises) unto us. , .in that
He raised up Jesus agaitj;
as it is also written in the se
cond Psalm; Thou art My Son,
THIS DAY have I begotten
Thee.”
So it was at Christ’s resur
rection that the "decree” was
made and He was "declared”
to be the Son of God - "begot
ten” in the larger sense of the
word.
This agrees with what we
find in the first chapter of
Romans, where St, Paul speaks
of God’s good news,
"Concerning His Son Jesus
Christ our Lord, Who was made
of the seed of David according
to ttie flesh; and declared
to be the Son of God with pow
er.....by the resurrection from
"For He satisfieth the long
ing soul.” -- Psalms 107:9.
Are you a brooder? Are you
one of those persons who con
stantly harbor negative
thoughts about themselves and
conditions in general?
You may have the feeling
that you lack many things. You
may feel lonely or set apart
from other persons. Yoy may
feel helpless or afraid. Is so,
you have forgotten one great,
important thing -- that God,
who is constantly with you, is
infinitely greater than any of
these feelings.
It is when you remember that
you are a beloved child of the
One Father, that He is every
where present and all-power
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the dead” (Rom. 1:4).
(Rom. 1:4).
This is a wonderful truth.
It was Christ’s resurrection
from the dead in power that
proved Him indeed to be God
the Son. And more wonderful
still, It was our death He died
at Calvary, so that He might
impart to us this everlasting
resurrection life. In Eph. 2;2,
3, we are ail declared to be
"The children o f disobedience”
and therefore by nature that
children of wrath,” but see how
this passage continues:
"But God, who is rich In
mercy, for His great love
wherewith He loved us, even
when we were dead in sins,
Hath quickened us together with
Christ (by grace are ye saved),
and hath raised us up to
gether, and made us to sit to
gether in Heavenly places in
whilst Jesus” (Eph. 2:4-6.
Thus, because of Christ’s
finished work of salvation, those
who place their trust in Him
are given His resurrection life
and "blessed with ail spiritual
blessings, In heavenly places
in Christ" (Eph. 1:3). This is
their RESURRECTION DAY!
MEDITATION
BY COLIN DOUGI.A6
A SERMONETTE
ful, that you can rise out of
depression and unhappiness,
that you can. find a new out
look. on life, that you cats begin
to experience peace and happi
ness and satisfaction within
yourself.
Let go of all feelings of
self-condemnation, of human
striving, and quietly rest in the
assurance that God knows you
better than you know yourself,
that He knows your heart and
soul, that He knows your needs,
that He will work ir. and through
you to bless you and to open a
new life for you.
Relax daily in prayer. There
have been those who have
"wandered in the wilderness in
a desert way . . . hungry and
' RELIGION
and
RACE
BY NEGRO PRESS INTERNA
TIONA!
WEEK’S QUOTE
wiLMIVGTON, Del. - "Black
--an old and old-time word, is
good enough for men, . . To
the degree that today the word
‘black’ is being stripped of
all denotations of inferiority,
debasement, subjugation and
humiliation, as the sole justi
fication for ‘boots that walk all.
over vou,’ it is magnificient
....•’ Dr William C. Ja
son, Jr., Philadelphia Method
ist layman, in a keynote ad
dress at a one-da> reunion in
Ezion United Methodist Church,
Wilmington, Del.
false Christianity
■ KOKIE, 111. - American
Christianity "... is often in
sharp contrast to what Ch.r‘st
and the Scriptures said
Christians ought to do,” de
clared the Rev, Gerald T. O’-
Brien, dean of students, St.
Mary on the Lake seminary,
Mundelein, during a talk at St,
Peter’s church. Speaking in the
third of a four-part series spon
sor e d h \ the Archdiocesan
Council of Catholic Women and
the Commission on Human Re
lations and Ecumenism, Dr.
O’Brien noted, "The problem
is that we have lived with the
sins of a false Christianity.”
INVOI VEMENT URGED
WAS'HI N G T ON - Mayor
W alter E. Washington ha s
issued a challenge to the Unit
ed Methodist church to "move
out of its ecclesiastical com
fort and security, to become
involved in the hurt, wounds
and crisis of the city .” Speak
ing before some 500 persons
attending Corco ‘69, the na
tional United Methodist con
vocation on Christian social
concern, lie said. "The church
could take the lead In meeting
the urban crisis If its is will
ing to move from its 1) a,rn,
Sunday traditionalism out in
the street to confront the com
plex, wrenching needs of the
ghetto dwellers.”
MINORITY TNVESTM ENT
SEATTLE, Wash. - The
Presbyterian Economic Deve
lopment corporation (PEDCO)
lias invested a total of $105,000
In two northwestern business
enterprises, designed to help
business and housing enter
prises owned and operated by
minority group entrepreneurs
in low and middle income areas.
The investments made now total
$2,075,000 out of $9 million set
aside for that program.
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FARMINGTON, N. M. - ,\fi
can and American Indian cul
tures got together recently at
the Navajo Methodist Mission
school, when the Rev. Leon
Mwambai, Congolese Methodist
minister, accompained by his
wife and five chidren, visited
with Indian students. In addi
tion to conducting services dur
ing Religious Emphais Week,
Rev. Mwambai and his family
conducted talk sessions with
various student groups.
thirsty.” But God has deliver
ed them always who trusted in
Him, and has brought them
“unto their desired haven.”
Whenever we substitute faith
and trust in God for fretful
striving, our life is filled with
pur pose and pow er. In the deep,
spiritual quietness of prayer
and closeness to God, we can
aloways find the strength and
wisdom needed to meet life
victoriously.
"Cast the burden upon
Jehovah, and He will sustain
thee.” -- Psalms 55:22.
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