Bronze Reporter [Volume: 2, Issue: 10]

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Satdrday it Novieiber 19, 1955

THE BRONZE REPORTER

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~CHURCH

_ DIRECTORY
METHODIST avira atl

er at Twelfth Street
Cae &, Teague, Pastor

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- |The Church Has

(Lost Ground...: By Rev. B. J. Boyd
There was a day when the

church had great influence on all

phases of Negro life. The church
challenged its parishioners to a
higher life than was found in nonchurch group and followed through in giving guidance to insure

| results. The church led out in the
training and care of mankind~ by

ette/ration in the protection of rights

CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST

Church of God in Christ
_ 3020 St. John St. -
Rev. John Smyers

Church of God in Christ
' 4401 Selby
Rev, James. Markem

PENTACOSTAL SERVICES
Spiritual Isreal
3202. Michigan Avenue
Rev. A. Mitchell, Pastor

Service 11:00 a. m. to 1:00 p.m.

widthabhient ~teeth
918 Spraret St.

BAPTIST. SERVICES
_ Antioch Missionary Baptist
Church
| 1083 Stewart Ave.
The Rev. L. Ww. Pryor, Pastor
| ge.

James Chapel CME
1142 Campau ~
Sunday Services: 11:00 a. m.
Rev. B. J. Boyd, Pastor
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Canaan Baptist Church
~910 East Gillespie St.
The Rev. rT. Newman

Galilee Baptist Church
4418 Ifidustrial
Rev. J. L. McClain, Pastor

| Shiloh maptiet Church
St. John and
The Rev. C.: JR Neal, Pastor

_ Macedonia "Baptist Chureh
| 1116 Hickory
_ Rev. Ira Watkins, Pastor

New Zion Baptist Church
| 3517 St. Sohn St.
Rev. J. S., Smith

Mt. Olive Baptist Church

-+. Liberty~ and Kennelworth --
~tchurch toward the buying of hom
Rev. R, R..rurpin

~Metropolitan Baptist Church
3934 Industrial
Rev. E, J. Timmons

Unitarian Church.803 Clifford St.
- Rev. John H. Morgan
Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
~ * Public Is Welcome

assachusetts Ave.

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-} surance;

jialistic things and decrease

giving human being first considering and livehood. The church has
constantly taught men to stirke a
happy medium in living as the
children of the Kingdom of God.
Spiritually we are taught to be
humble and child like, but other
walks of life we must realize that
we are fully matured individuals.
Many things are forced upon us
as individuals and as a race because the economically insecure
mast give over to the person or
persons who control our. economy.
The church must take advantage
of every opportunity presended
to teach us.a race to be thrifty
give inspiration to our people in
and most of all weigh values and
encouraging them to want: more
than the bare necessities of life.
Ghettoes must be broken up and
then we can live as a free people.
To those ~who possess the means;
encouragement should be given
them to buy where they choose
and forget the barriers set up by

jothers beacuse of hate and pre
justice. The church must teach is

jmembers to be concerned about

economic
chunch

and yet the
too

values
should not become

{materialistic. The church must no

put too much emphasic on mater
in
spiritual emphasis.

~Church leaders must realize that
our nation has changed from a ru
ra] to an urban nation. A mechan
ized and speciaized industry is in
full sway and sicence has literally
revolutionized thought and l.ving
Our chief emphasis must be the
spirtual function of the church the
prayer life, helping the poor, helping people to. adjust themselves
to the urban way of living. We
must direct our members of the

es; instead of big cars. We must
encourage investing money in
business instead of riotous weekend living. The church has this asfollowing every industrial and intellectual renaissance

~there is a spirtuai reformation.

North Street Seventh Day Adventist Church,
3520 North Street
Services 9:30 & 11:00 Sat.
Rev, J.P. Lawrence, Pastor

Church of God

12th at Harrison St.
Service: 11:00

Rev: G. Williams, Pastor ~

The First Church of God in Christ

3613 St. John St.
~ Services: 12:00 noon

Rev. S.C. Coles, ~ aesal
Sunday School ~ 9:30

By Ruth H. Buckner

Mt. Olive Baptist Church - An
capacity audience witnessed Mt.
Olive Women~s Day program Sunday Noyember 13. Mrs. Odell
Broadway delivered a stimulating
message in a masterful manner on
~The Millstones to Release and
to Release dnd Things to Value
in Serving This Present. Age.~ Mrs
Broadway drew a darge number of
members. from. the ~Metropolitan
Baptist Church, eomerkers and
friends. es,
The program was founded out by
the womens chour. The procession
lead- by the directress Mrs. Jeanette Bell, was Impressive as the
members wore black dresses and
red rose corsage. Mrs. A. Anthony
and Mrs. A. ernce contributed
music,
The eindees delighted the audience with their contribution to the
program. Little Eleanor James,
Brevda Buckner, and July Peck

Bethel Methodist Church, A
school of mission will be held each
Sunday at 6:00. They will disscuse
100. year in India and Palestine
All are invited to come.

There will be a union Thanksgiving service, Thursday, Novem
bere 24 at Mt. Olive Baptist
church. Churches particpating are
Bethel Methodist, Vemant Christian, Quinn Chapel and Mt. Olive.
Public is invited. |

Rev. W.E. Teague, Pastor

~Canaan Baptist Church, Rev.
Newman is out of town. The regular servcies will be held as usual
this week.

Rev. T.T. Newman, Pastor

Mt. Olive Baptist, | Mt. Olive~s
women~s day was a wonderful success. And thank~s to all who helped us make it so. |

A. union: Thanksgiving service
will be held Thanksgiving morning
Churches particpating are Quinn
Chapel, Bethel, and) Mt. Olive
starting at 10:30.

Rev. R.R. Turpin, esipr

Metropolitan Baptist, Rev. Timmons is in the hospital. Services
will go on as usual.

Rev. E.J. Timmons, Pastor

James Chapel, C.M.E., Highlight
chorus of Macedonis will render a
program for James Chapel -C.M.E.
choir next Sunday afternoon at
3:30 p.m. Public is invited.

Rev. B.J. Boyd, Pastor

Rev. C. R. Neal
Praised By Members
On 4th Anniversary.

The members and = friends of
Shiloh Baptist Church took time
last Sunday November 13, 1955 to
show appreciation for the church
leadership of their Pastor Rev. C.
E. Neal. The members of Shiloh
wanted him to know they appreciated him. They have formulated a
slogan which was the theme of
this anniverary ~Go Forward~.

Miss Louis Thomas, president ot
THE ALBERT M.. HARPER
RIDING CLUB
the club is having a dinner Friday
and Saturday starting at 5:00 p.m.

at the Elk Rest, 2901 4% St. John
St. |

~Any one who wishes to take part

announced that}

were outstanding. A. C. choral
group was at its best. The womens:
day program was a financial] success and we wish to THANK ALL,

Mt. Oilve Baptist Church - the
weekly mission meeting will be
held Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m.

we would be glad to have you meet
with us.. % * +
Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is
urged to come out and be with us.

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B.T.U. will meet Sunday at 6:00)
p.m. Everyone is invited to come}f.

out and be with us. We are trying to build up on B. T. U. classes.
Don~t forget our Sunday School
classes at 9:30.

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Usher board will megt Friday
evening at 7:30. The president is
asking all ushers to be present.
We can not build our board unless you meet with us. Hey:

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Saturday junior ushers will
meet at 5:00 p.m. all girls and
boys that would like to work on
the usher board please meet with
us.

Reporter Alfred J. Walker.

CHURCH OF GOD - The Flint
Junior Choir of the Church of
God, 2801 North Street will sponsor a Thanksgiving Cake Sale.. It is requested that all orders be
called in at CE 9-6731. The orders
must be received no later than
Saturday, November 19, so that
the cakes may be prepared in time
for Thanksgiving Day.

The purpose of this cake sale
is to raise money to improve the
place of worship. Persons who do
not desire a cake, but would like
to contribute may give a donation,
~ Three types of cakes~ will be
available, plain, fiavoréc, and fruit
cakes. Sorry no sponge cakes.

Rev. J.S. Lester

Pastor

Movie Night at the St. John
Center Friday December 9th at
7:30 ~I Beheld His Glory~ and
~Little Child of Bethlehen~~, religious movies sponsored by Ways
and Means committee of Shiloh

Miss Pearl Harvey,
Soprano Will Be In
Recital In Flint

The North Street Seventh Day;

Tn a ee a cnt

aed

| Adventist Church is.

Miss Pearl Harvey of Columbus,
Ohio in a recital Sat. night Noyem
~ber19, 1955 at Bersten Field howe

Saginaw at Dewey. Program

ing at 7:30 in the eens

sion $1.00. ie:
The Blackwell A. M. Tica 4 =i

Central is having a bazaar:

dinner Saturday 11, 1955, at 10 200

a.m. Rev. Z. @lemmond Pastor,;

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So, give them... and al8
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You'll save time and
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