Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 11]

Seta, Lecsanei 30, 1 1954

THE BRON

ZE REPORTER

Page Three

~CHURCH
_ DIRECTORY

\ _ METHODIST SERVICES

Bethel Methodist Church
Liberty.at Twelfth Streets
The Rev. W. E, Teague, rane

F *k ke *
Blackwell A. M: E. Zion Church
~ 1234 Central ~Ave.
The Rev. L. M. Bugg, Pastor
* *

Dozier Chapel C.M.E. Church
North and Pasadena Streets
The Rev. T. Kennie, Pastor
* *
James Chapel C.M.E. Church.
Campau Street
The Rev. S. B. Cummins
L * e *
Quinn Chapel A.M.E. Church
_ 121 East Seventh Street
The Rev. F. B, Jones, Pastor
iit _* * &
| Vernon Chapel A.M.E. Church
| St. John and Rhode Island Sts.
|. ~Phe Rev. S. Davis, Pastor

CHURCH OF GOD

Church of God in?Christ
Black and Shelby Streets:
Elder Markham, Pastor; * * * @
Church of God
1242 Florida Ave. -
The Rev; P. J. Cox, Pastor

CATHOLIC SERVICES

Church of. Christ The King
~The Rev Father Norman Dukette
| Thirteenth and ~Clifford Sts.
Bunday Service 8:30 and 11 a.m.

Public is welcome.
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Vermont Christian Church

Lippincott and~ Winans Sts.

The Rev. T,. Courts, Pastor? BAPTIST SERVICES ~

Antioch Missionary Baptist
Church
10838 Stewart: Ave.
| The Rev. L. W. Pryor, Peaton
3 lel ee
Canaan Baptist Church
910 East Gillespie St
i The Rev. T. T. Newman
*x* * *
Golden Leaf Baptist
~ 916 Jamieson St.
The Rey. W. A. Vaughn,- Pastor
j * * *
Macedonia Baptist Church
1130 Hickory St..
The Rev. Ira Watkins, Pastor
* *
Metropolitan Baptist Tabernacle
3939 Industrial Ave.
~The Rev. E.-J Timmons, Pastor
* * *
Mount Calvary Baptist: 8017. Industrial Ave.
The Rev. M. Montgomery, Pastor
@ | ye Lake.

Mount Olive Baptist
i 424 East. Kennelworth
| The Rev. R. R. -Turpin, Pastor
h * * &
| New Zion Baptist
j 8517 St. John Street
| The Rev. P. J. Yancey, Pastor
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Shiloh Baptist Church
St. John and Massachusetts Ave.
_ The Rev. C. R.-Neal, Pastor ~

PENTACOSTAL SERVICES

| |. Spiritual Israel

8202 Michigan Avenue
Rev. A. Mitchell, Pastor
Service) 14:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m
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Church News

The B. T. VU. of the Canaan
Baptist Church is aiming for the
year 1954 to be one of prosperity
by extending its program in training for Christian Fellowship.

~The Union as it stands now, is
~making progress to reach their
destination, with help, cooperation and prayer, we 4dnticipate
having the biggest Baptist Trainnion in, Flint. '
ow us to call your attention
to.an engagemet of the Junior
Choir with Bethel Methodist
Church at 3:30 p. m. Sunday,
January 31. The public is invited
to come and worship. with- us. dur
ing this service.
Miss Georgia Vaughn,
Reporter
Rev. T. T. Newman,

be Pastor

Bethel Methodist

~Remresented At

MYF Meeting

Mrs. F. Jennings, president of
the W. S. C..S., accompanied by
Mrs. Theresa VanHurley and Mr
Samuel P. Jones, MYF Advisors,
represented Bethel Methodist
Chureh at the Sub-district meeting of the Methodist Youth Fellowship, which was held at the
Mary Palmer Church in Detroit,
Sunday, January 24..

Reports indicate that this group
obtained valuable information
concerning purposes and _ functions of their respective organizations.

Mt. Olive Baptist
Church News

Sunday, January 24, at 11 a. m..|the service was highly lifted at |~

the Mt. Olive Baptist Church. Our
pastor, Rev. R. R. Turpin, delivered an inspirational. message,
the~ theme of this message was,, ~Take Time For God.~

The Young-adult Choir was at
its best, under the direction of
Mr. Wade Jones... The day was
completed with a.monthly Birthday service.

Visitors are always welcome.

Mrs. Velma Gates,
Reporter -

Rev. R. R. Turpin, |_ -
Pastor.

finitioch Baptist
Church News.

A Friendly Church where Everybody is Somebody!

We enter to worship and we
depart.to serve.:

Our pastor, Rev. ~L. W: Pryor,
has been attending the National
Convention in Little Roek, Ar
kansas- He.will be in his pulpit
Sunday, Jan.: 3d,

Rev. ~L. W.: ~Owens, from New
Zion ~Baptist Church was; taking
charge of his service while he was
away. Each Sunday, he left us all
with something to feast on for
the incoming week:

Sunday there were three new
members added to the Church.

Rev. L- W. Pryor, Pastor.
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JANUARY 2-31

truth, the worth of justice

~souls,

Sermon of

And said unto him,
he that should come,
look for another? |

Jesus answered and said unto
them, Go and s show John again
thos: things whieh ye do, hear

art thon~
or do we

and see. St. Matthew I1:3.4.
THE CREDENTIALS OF
A CHRISTIAN

John Sent his disciples to ask
for Jesus credentials. Jesus
answer was in effect, see the

blessings I bring; the sick are
healed,

sight, and the lame walk.

So the credentials of a chris- ~

tian are to be like those of his
Lord. ~As the/ ~Father hath sent
me, so send I/you.~

The ~best of 'o right.

name ae iss the

to the
sort of
fruit we bear for) Him.

The HISTORY: of the last 1900
years has been dark, wars, oppression, vice, and sin everywhere
has marred the record: But.wherever the influence of Christ pre
vailed, there men ave made happy.

The Gospel of Christ has made|.

the blind to see, the lame to. walk,
the deaf to hear. the lepers are
cleansed, the dead raised up, and
as it has emphasized the glory of
and
freedom, and/ the} value of men~s
So the eredentialy of a
christian must in~lude the. blessings which we bring in His name,
for. the ultimate test of faith is
its fruit. |

If a person: has christian. doubts
he should try doing christian
deeds. Begin fo live like a christian and soon you will be a happy

the blind yeceive their

3939 Industrial

The Week

Rev. E- J. TIMMONS, Pastor
Metropolitan Baptist. Church

beieving christian.

We are not responsible for
what tomorrow will:be like on
the outside, but we are largely

responsible for what we will | be
and we will}}*~

like on the inside,

never be anything tomorrow

-which we are not becoming today.

When we sow a constructive
habit, we reap dependable character.

When we sow a dependable
character we reap a worthy destiny.

Rev. E- J. Timmons, Pastor of
Metropolitan Baptist Tabernacle,
Ave., Flint.

Rev. Robert H. Harper
Christ, the Living Bread.
Lesson for February 7: John 6
48-59, 66-69.
Golden Text: Jobn 6: 35. ae
Through the maz is of the widen
ness, God sustained the Israelites
with manna from heaven. Jesus
told the disciples and the people,
with them that he had come from:
heaven to be. the bread of the soul.
Some who heacdl Jesus, said, -
~How can thig man give us his
flesh to eat?~?| Some live for the
body alone, to the extent that they
cannot understand how Jesus can
nourish the so They are like the -
foolish farmer who thought: he
could feed his goul on corn, saying
to his soul, ~Thou hast much:
goods laid up| |for many years~
Others, with the discernment of
faith, understand that as bread is
life to the body, Jesus is the life
of the soul, an that all~ who lay
hold. upon Jesus vl the Saviour
will have eternal
Peter declared that there ~ts no
other name than that of Jesus
whereby men may be saved. (Acts
4: 12). But before |that time and
after Jesus had spoken of himself

~| as the bread of life, when many -

ef the disciples went back and
walked no more with him, Jesus
turned to the ~aed circle, to the
ehosen twelve, and asked if they
would also go away. It was a
question that was answered by a
~question.. Peter said, ~Lord to
(whom shall we go?~ So. let us
| know that Jesus is) the only way
\to redemption 4nd tr life.

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Quinn Chapel
|AME Church

Service will be held as usual
at Quinn Chapel.

' Sunday promises to be a day
of high spiritual up-lift. ~

The pastor, Rev. F. B. Jones,
will deliver a powerful message,

- ltaken from Judges 15:18-19, Sub
ject: ~Keep Your Head Out Of
Delilah~s Mouth.~ The Junior
Choir will furnish the Music for
the day. In the afternoon, at 3
p. m., Rev. C. R. Neal, his Choir
and congregation of Shiloh Baptist Church will worship with
Quinn~s Congregation.

Beginning Sunday, February 7,
the pastor, Rev. F. B. Jones, will

begin a series of Pre-Lenten meés- |~

sages.

A standard invitation is extended to the public. We want you
to feel free to come and worship
with us at all times.

Rev. Franklin B: Jones,
Pastor.

Bethel Methodist
| Church News

Bethel Methodist Church wish
|. |es to make the following announ-.
~| cements for Sunday, January 31:

Dr. S. M. Riley, District Sup-.
erintendent of Chicago~s District
will be the morning speaker.

- Following. morning services,

the Church will sponsor a Turkey

Dinner at the Church. Mrs. Resa:

Georgia and Maude Childress will
be in charge of this affair, the
public is invited to participate.

Sunday, February 7, a special~
program shall be held, ~Officers
On Parade~, at 3:30 p. m. There~
will be special music and other
guests.
Attorney E. Scott,

Moderator.:
Mrs. Gladys Teague,

Sponsor.

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