Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 3]

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~ Genesis.

GOD IS

By REV. G. P. HARVELL JR.
~And the Lord God formed;
man of the dust of the ground,
and breathed into his nostrils the
breath of life, and man becamé

a living soul.~~Genesis* 2:7.
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Every Christian: story begins
~with a new frst chapter of
~If any Man ~be in
Christ, there is a new creation,
old things are passed away, Behoid all things are become new,
and all things are of God..

That is fo say, when any man
begins to live ~in Christ~ the
change that revolves in his
thoughts, motives, aims, tastes
anf desires is nothing less than
a repetition on the smaller scale
of individual experiences of that
original creative act of God by
which at the beginning of time
all things came to be.

>The soul itself is wholly transformed. ~He is a new creature~
but also is his world. Life has
now-a mew center of gravity
and all things are seen~ to be of
God. Thus al] things that. are
received that come to pass, derive from
reconciled us to Himself:

For God, Almighty creator of
all things who commanded the
light to shine out of darkness.
hath shined in our hearts to

At we make RELIGION ue
our: business GOD will
it our blessedness~

abate: armas ae

theh God who has |; oe

SOUL~

give the*light of knowledge and |
glory of God to all mankind.

The ~same. parable sprang ~to
Peter~s mind when also thinking of the mercy. of God, he
spoke of H'm who hath called
you out of darkness into His
marvelous light. Nothing less
than a total re-creation of the
soul.

A soul has been. defined by
man as a spiritual relation and
immortal part of man which en
"lables him to think and render |

a subject of moral gove
in distination from the
nature, or spirit of man.

Take God into close partnership.

ment
higher

Yours a Christ,
Rev. G. P. Harvell, Jr.

Rev. King Predicts
New Drive In South

CHICAGO~A Southern Negro
leader predicted a drive would
be launched within the next
months to register Negro voters
in the South for the electicns
of 1958 and 1969.

The registration drive will b=
started by ~he Southern Chris-,
tian Leaders Conferenre, a new)
crganization, said the Rev. Mar
tain Luther King, Jr., of Mont-|_
gomery, A~a.

BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, OCT. 19, 1957

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MRS. SARAH ~ENOS, 35, | of
510 E. Wellington Ave., was
born in Flint, Mich. July (15.
1272, and has been a resident of
Flint all her: life. She expired
Saturday, Oct: 12, ~at the Artis
Convalescent Home.

Mrs. Enos was a charter mémber of Quinn Chapel A M E
Church, formerly located at 121
E. Seventh street. The new
church is under construction on
Lippincott Blvd...She was a
faithful member of the Quinn
Chapel Senior Choir for many,
many years~until her health
would. not permit only a few
years ago. She was also a member of Harriet Tubman TREES,
Blue Star Mothers..

Funeral services were held
Wednesday, Oct. 16, at 1:30 p.m.
at Quinn Chapel AME Church,
Rev. J. S. A. Mitcham, officiating.

Surviving are two sons, Calvin of Flint, Crawford of |Detroit; four grandchildren, Mrs.
Calvin Enos, Jr.. and Theresa
Oliver of Flint, Crawford Enos.
Jc., of Detroit, Mary Louise
Enos,, Cincinnati, Ohio: three
cousins, Mrs, Fannie Harcum,

~many friends. A

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THOMAS KIMBLE, 731-Wager St., age) 56. expired Friday;
Oct. 11, at Hurley. Hospital.
Funeral services are Fr.day,
Oct. 18, at 1 pm. at the Sude
Mission of Prayer: He was born
in Mississippi, November. ai,
1900, the son of Colonel Kimble
and Josiebell Kelley.

He was employed at Goodwill]
Industries and a.member of St.
Jude Mission of Prayer, Suryiv;
ing are: wife, Mrs, Mary E.
Kimble; five sons, ~Roosevelg
Colonel, William Joe. of Grenada, Miss. Troy Of Poplar Bluff,
M.; two y danghtas ~Mrs. Elnore |
Noue, East St. Louis, Tix Mrs...
Pjnky Harris, Clarkesdale, Miss.;

Two sisters, Mrs, Betty Brooks,
Flint, and Mrs. Demsy Stokes
Grenada, Miss.; one~ step daughter, Ethelena Marks, Fijnt; three
step sons, Herman Riley, William James Riley, both of Detroit, and Harvey A. Williams
of~ Holden, West Va.; 47 grand
children; six great grandchilcten; host of other relatives and
many friends.

Arrangements *by the "House

Diode lend, age 65, ane peg sore
Thursday, Oct. 10, at Hurley |:

Hospital. Funeta] services. were,
Tuesday, Oct. 15 at 11 am. at]

the House of Spencer Chapel, |)~~~~
Rev. Joseph Dudley officiating. ca,
He was a resident of Fini ior} | <%
more than 30 Phaee He was ae os
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Co. Plant 40 for 23 years. ~;

Surviving are wife, Beneva| -
Smith; son, Gail Smith-of St.
Louis, Mo; daughter, ~t
Belle Brown of St. Louis, Mo:-|
stepson, Albert Johnston, Port
Knox, Ky.;. two sisters, Mrs.
Mattie Hart, St. LouiaMd, Mrs.
|satuetine @ Barnett. of East St.) eup
Louis, T1].; host-of other relatives
énd friends, Arrangements - ~by-|;
the House of Spencer Mortuary,! ing }
1204 Lapeer St.~: * (2 -~

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As I See It

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~I ~ooked on my right he nd,FOR THE SOULS OF OTHERS? |

and Behold there was no man
that- would. know me: refuge |
failed me; NO MAN CARED
FOR MY SOUL.~

As I sit here this sabba~ ~h | day
evening thinking of the many
SOULS God has created ~that
are going to waste I am reminded of the psalmist. David
in his effort to regain his spiritual with Christ. He said no
man cared for my soul.

Most of us have been taught
to believe that, when a SOUL
has lost it~s. fellowship. with
God, tht only Ged can restored
him and that is true-however
we must also remember |that
God has various channels thru
which he works, I think jt is
also important for you and I

T think # wot be "el informativé znd inspirational for
us as christians to get ever jcon
sibility to God, for ee SOUL
he has created.

Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
let us awaken to the truth of
this matter,. whether you or I
like it or not ~We are our browhers Keepers~ in a most vital
sense.

1. WHAT IS IT TO CARE

It is my person@] opinon that

there.is no~hing in this world |
more jmportant than a man~s}
SOUL..I further believe, that, |
we as Christians should have a
heartfelt conviction cf the worth
of an individual SOUL. I also
think: we ~should~ consider -the
DANGER exch SOUL. js exposed
to; and.do all in our power to
nourish those that ~are saved,
and be agents through.which
the lost might reegive CHRIST.
2. WHO ARE TO 10 THESE
THINGS?.;
_.l. Heads of Gti
2. Clergymen, Minis ters,
Teachers,. *3
3. Employers:.~ 7
4. Professors,

And every man. wdmen boy or
girl who breathes; none is. to

péor, none is to iain sodallt

scale to escape responsibility.
~ nelect this Tudtoyby butara
To nelect this duty is to nelect

CHRIST, and what you are say-|}
ng when you. nelect. him, js what |}

his enemines said nineteen hun-4
dred years age. CRUCIFY HIM?
CRUCIFY HIM.:

CHRIST SAID. Freely ye
have received. Won~t yeu freely
give?

Your~s in The Service For

ih Rev, i W. Jones.

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{Macedonia Baptist ~Chureh
A1146 Hickory

Rev. Ira atkins, Pastor
Metropolitan Buptice Churen

Rev. S&S D. pesca. eee

Mt. Olive ~Baptist Charch -
Taberty and Kennelworth ~
FRev. R. R. ~Torin, Pastor

Mew Zion Baptist yee.
4911 Selby St.;
Rev. J.~8. Smith, Pastor

Shiloh Calne Church
St. John at Massachusetts Ave.
Pulpit Vacant
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The Good Hope Baptist Church
608 Pingree

Service: 11 a.m. Church school,
9:30 a.m.

~Rev. I. J. Epps, a

Rev: KR. R
Sunday Schoal; 9: 30 ~am. or
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CATHOLIC SE SERVICES
Chutch of ~(Christ The King
Thirteenth and Clifford Sts.

Sunday - setwices: 8:30 and 11
am. Rev: Father Norman DuKette, Ryblic is Welcome.

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[Church of Ged in Christ.~

3020 St. John St. de
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ws hurch 2 Goa
Selby St.
Red James Markem, ~Pastor
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Tie Fits: ChatectiweGed 3
Lin Chris 623, Git,. ~#:

Services:
school:. 9:30 gm)
~Rev. 8. C. Coles, ene

CHURCH oF
12th at Harrison Sis,
Rev. G. Williams, Pastor

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2801 North Si. dh
Elder J. S. Lester, Pastor _
Sunday School, 10 a.m, Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Ail ate.:

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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
SERVICES
Vermont Christian Church
1201 Lippmcott Blvd,
Rev. Thomas Courts, Pastor

METHODIST SERVICES
Bethel Methodist Church
Liberty at Twelfth Sts.

Rey. Paul V. Smith, Pastor
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James Chapel C. M. E.
1142 Campau:
_ Sunday services: 11 g.m,
Rev. B. J. Boyd, Pastor

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| Church~803 Clifford St.

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Quinn Chapel A, M, =,

2101 Lippincett ~Blvd,

Rev. James S. A. Mitcham, Pas.

1 St. Luke A. M. z, Zion

North ~at
Service: 11:45 a.m.: Rev. D. Baldwin, Pastor.

Vérdon hon Chapel A, M. E.
North at ~Addison Sts,
=. Services, 10:45. Sunday school,

tabi ti Lanince B.Th,,: D.
D., Minister
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SLACKWELL AME ZION
1234 Centra} Ave.

Services, 11 a.m. Rev. Zeliner
Clemmons, minister.

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UNITARIAN. SERVICES:
Congregational Unitatien ~ {,.

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