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Gloria Abrams’ Farewell Celebration Dinner Program “Ss ss SSN s ge Video/DVD Order Form | If you would like to order a copy of this farewell dinner program, please complete the following information. 7> / Name: Date: Street City/State % Number Video(s) (VHS at $10.00 Each) Number Video(s) (DVD at $10.00 Each) A nN IYPYIPYY/YY ONE Pa ** Check: § * > Cash: $ (Cell) ws and/or WES : Telephone: (Home) Zip Code la ‘ Mailing Address: WV \ s\ « 4 NS SS el SS Zariph Price * Telephone: (801) 475-6201 an Se Pin a ln ALAIPDYPNYPJ(YIYY™JIY Owner: I would like my video/DVD order mailed to the address indicated above. I would like my video/DVD order delivered to NZBC for pick-up. 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A calendar of events for the summer activities will be distributed next Sunday, June 20° " for your information. With your help, we can make this an enjoyable summer for our youth, which will feature wholesome, character building activities. Please see Rev. Betty Hall, Mission President, for more information. Your support “see you at the meeting. " is most appreciated and “Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it.” (Proverbs 22:6) V Vote Betty Sawyer | OGDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT #7 |\ “Promoting Quality and Excellence in Education” Public Administration: Served as Director, Governor’s Office of Black Affairs - 9 years Education Support Staff-Ogden School District: Substitute Teacher at OHS After School Program Administration: 15 years Co-Founder Project Success Community Development: Established the State Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission, Conflict Resolution Program, Gift of Love Holiday Dinners, Community Kwanzaa Economic Development: Director, Juneteenth Festival, Established Marketing & Advertising Program to bring African American Conventions to the State. Committee to Elect Betty Sawyer, 1050 28" St. Ogden, UT 84403/ 801-399-4577 gerbettsawver(anetscape.net \b lunteers Neecled | Ore. + Students = Student Success | Business Government 5101 S. 1050 W., Riverdale, UT 84405 393-4475 CHS ADVENTURE CAMP 2004 ls accepting registrations -- beginning immediately! For more information and a registration form please call 393-4475. Classes are divided by ages and grade levels - ages 3 years old through 6” grade are welcome in our program Summer camp begins June 7 and ends August 6. Hours are 6:30 a.m. — 6:00 p.m. 2 day program - $42 per week 3 day program - $63 per week ©) day program - $90 per week $50 Registration fee which includes a T-shirt (if registered before May 14), sunscreen, snacks, arts & crafts supplies Weekly field trips such as: Bowling, Waterslide, Roller Skating, Tree House Museum, Ice Sheets, Red Rock Ranch, Putt-Putt Golf, Krispy Kreme, Red Butte Gardens, Union Pacific - Railroads, Smith’s Diary, Dinosaur Park, and much more. Weekiy activities neid at CHS: Art & Cooking Classes, Science Experiments, Spanish, P.E. Classes, Soccer and Golf Clinics, Weekly Chapel, Water Play Days, Music, Bible Stories Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact the Christian Heritage School office or Susan Olson at 393-4475. Register early — classes fill up quickly! ANNOUNCEMENTS (Continued) Se The Youth of Embry Annual ows, 52 Embry Chapel Youth Musical Here Chapel AME Church will be hosting their at 3:30 p.m. Youth Musical on Sunday, July 18", musical is, theme “The Smile The contact Bro. of a Child.” Please ce at 776-0995 for more Marshall Thomas, III, or Bro. Mark Han information. . NZBC Community Outreach Event will sponsor a Community The Laymen and Mission Ministries 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., at Outreach event on Saturday, July 31%, Madison Avenue [next to the Lester City Park on 24" Street and y will be providing grilled hot main Weber County Library]. The and witnessing to those in need. dogs/hamburgers, clothing, prayer opportunity. Please see Revs. This will be an excellent evangelism on. Robert & Betty Hall for more informati The cement Pastoral Search Committee Announ members of the NZBC Pastoral Search | Committee — are for the Full-Time Pastoral prayerfully seeking applications please respond by letter only. Position. To maintain confidentiality, ct your cover letter, resume Please no phone calls or e-mails. Dire rch Committee (Attn: Dea. and/or inquiries to the Pastoral Sea Kenneth 2004. which Tuesday, August Si, Wilder, Chairperson) no later than heart, ing to mine own “And I will give you pastors accord and understanding.” shall feed you with knowledge o [.Jeremiah 3:15 ] The IGBC | 5. 6 CO Chil 32. 00 Nch* kefp 2004 Dr. France A. Davis Scholarships ic scholarships to will be awarding the above academ will vention. Each church graduating high school seniors of our con senior from its congregation as be allowed to select one graduating uired to prepare a five minute a recipient. The applicant will be req Listen and Live: Young People written essay on the theme, “Took, 19]. Essays will be verbally Living Godly Lives” [Proverbs 1:1cational Banquet on August recited at the IGBC Presidential Edu Elbert, Please contact Rev. Denise I 4, 2004, at the Red Lion Hotel. ation. 60 for more inform IGBC Youth Director, at (801) 775-93 y for “Weekly Reminders & Ti raining. (Please see the back of the bulletin 5/al/o¢ . . Ap | 0 pind {hel | T) a at WWLnu MISSION MINISTRY IS PROUD TO PRESENT APPRECIATION TO THE SUCCESSFUL YOUNG PEOPLE THAT HAVE GRADUATED THIS YEAR OF 2004. NO MATTER HOW SMALL OR HOW LARGE. WE WON'T LEAVE YOU OUT. IF THERE IS ANYTHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE, DON'T BE SHY, COME FORTH TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED. FROM GRANITE HIGH IN SALT LAKE CITY WE HAVE: FROM BEN LOMOND HIGH WE HAVE: MICHAEL SMAULDON... IF WE HAVE ACCIDENTLY LEFT ANYONE OUT, PARENTS !! STUDENTS! PLEASE CONTACT PAM LATSON @ 309-3333 OR EMAIL PAMLATSON@AQL. COM. “MAY GOD BLESS AND KEEP YOU ALL* = LALO / Nee a Mewe 3 ada (0 [lege Va 4 pice fr U9 We Come to Praise His Name Psalms 100 ® Women Praising God with Their Whole Heart, 12 Noon to 12 Midnight Fellowship Luncheon Speaker: Pastor Linda Banks from Alabama Intercessory Prayer Leader: Rev Lillie Holman ‘Workshop Leader: Rev Betty Hall Featured Vocalist: Sis Denise Champion The Seven-Ups Speaker!!! Dance Teams Performances Worship Leader/Speaker Missionary Ida Gillis, Griffin Memorial COGIC Praise and Worship Leaders: Sis. Bertha Elliott & Sis Delores Hill Mind & Soul oa Psalms 146:1-2 Featured —- for: 11:00 a.m. Worship - Rev Lillie Holman 3:30 p.m. Celebration Program - Rev Betty Hall Topic Speakers: Topic: The Blessings of Praise 11:00 a.m. - Alice Sattiewhite Topic: Living in the Light 3:30 p.m. - Sis Desseria Satterwhite Songs of Praise and Worship by soloists and congregation mA? Partner: A person engaged with others in the learning process. Achievement: The desired outcome all parents want for their children. Resource: Another means parents can use to strengthen the home-school partnership. Education: The foundation for a good future. Nourishment: Experiences for your children. Teacher: A member of the artnership in the earning process. iA Advisor: parent. A key role of each rapt are A total experience which takes place in the home, school, and community. Involvement: Aspects of active participation in all children’s education. | > | Nucleus: Parents as the center of their children’s world. Volunteers: Those who give willingly of time, talents, and experiences. Objectives: Clear and defined goals which give focus to all efforts. Link: A part of the chain made up of parents, teachers, administrators, and school staff. Value: The worth attached to parental involvement. Excellent: The ultimate aim of all education. Mind: The most wonderful gift of each human being. Emphasis: The importance attached to whatever one believes in. Niche: A position where parents and children can be comfortable working towards goals and objectives. Together: The partnership builds a better future! Victory Sunday 2004 Wings: Volume 2, No. 4 ee ee NPBC to hold Praise in the Park NPBC will hold the first annual praise in the park at the Valley Regional Park on Saturday, August 28. The praise in the park is part of the Victory Sunday evangelic effort being organized by the newly licensed pastor of community outreach, Aaron Witcher. Witcher describes the event as a multi-denominational, family-oriented celebration to spread the Gospel. Saturday, August 28 (WG in con- Valley Regional Park #Rugta is being 4-10 pm organized with Pastor Sheryl McAdoo, evangelism, Pastor Sonya Days, family life and Pastor Denise Elbert, young adults. Witcher, who goes by the stage name ‘Soulja’, is one of the artists set to perform. His new CD “Exodus”, is scheduled for release in November. Other artists include NPBC mass choir, christian rock band “Seven Times Fallen” of The Rivers Church, gospel jazz band “Upper Room” of Second Baptist Church, gospel recording artist “Flex” of Faith Temple Church and r&b artist Markilo Harris of NPBC. Aaron ‘Soulja’ Witcher Pastor of Community Outreach NPBC backdoor ministry will be on hand to witness to spectators at the park. The Valley Regional Park is located in Taylorsville on 5200 South 2700 West. Victory Sunday celebrates Christ By Sheryl McAdoo Pastor of Evangelism God is taking our church to new levels. New Pilgrim is armed and ready for battle. We celebrate the Victory we have through Jesus Christ. People often ask, “What is Victory Sunday?” The Bible tells us that Jesus died on the cross and on the third day he rose with all power in heaven and on earth in his hands. He conquered death, hell and the grave. Whenever we are engaged in In this case, Jesus won the battle and as members of the family of God, we too are victorious. Christians have the victory to overcome sin in our lives and to live life more abundantly. Christ completed, victorious, work on the cross has through salvation, given yj eternal life. Victory Sunday is a celebration of our victory , our lives and our hope in Christ (Continued on page 2) battle, someone wins and someone losses. Inside this issue of Wings: Wings in Hebrew Scriptures Victory Sunday Isaiah 40:31 — But they that wait upon Vision 2010: The Nehemiah Project Disneyland Trip IGBC Annual Session the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint. Multicultural Celebration Deuteronomy 32:11 — As an eagle stirreth up her nest, fluttereth over Basketball Tournament/ Student of the Year & Youth Awards her \ detent NPBC Business Directory / Wings Staff her wings. spreadeth abroad her wings, taketh them, beareth them on A Multicultural Christian Fellowship Wings New Pilgrim Baptist Church Victory Sunday Car Wash NPBC Gears up for Victory Sunday Our theme verses comes from Matthew 28:18-20. “Then Jesus came to them and said, ‘All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always to the very end of the age.” New Pilgrim is embracing Matthew 28 with great enthusiasm. S.W.A.T. Teams (Saints with a Testimony) will evangelize in the neighborhoods surrounding our church. Teams will also be stationed at the church for the evangelistic car washes and fellowship. The evangelism drive will culminate with nightly revival services September 22-24. Bishop Dr. M. Edward Reid of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, Arverne, New York will be the revivalist. Reid graduated from the Eastern Baptist School of Religion. He is the Vice Moderator of the Eastern Baptist Association in Queens County. it down. “Jerome said if I _| came to the church on _| Saturday morning, he —! would wash my car.” Terry Opheikens The free car washes are part of NPBC’s mass ef- Sheryl McAdoo Pastor of Evangelism He serves on the Board of Evangelism and Advisory Council of the EBA. “S.W.A.T Teams will evangelize in the neighborhoods surrounding our church” - Sheryl McAdoo The Victory Sunday celebration will be held on September 26 during the 11 am service. We are after the one lost sheep. Date Car Wash Team Members _ Witnessing Team Members 7-10 Youth Basidoor Ministy 7-17 Choir New Members 7-24 Ushers Youth 7-31 Deaconess/Mothers Multicultural Committee 8-07 Deacons/Trustees Young Adults 8-14 Men’s Department Christian Education 8-21 New Members Women’s Ministry WINGS: VOLUME 2, NO. 4 When Pattie Opheikens was invited to a free car wash by her boss Jerome Battle, she could not turn Victory Sunday evangelism schedule ae Evangelism Tool JULY-AUGUST 2004 fort to evangelize to the community. As patrons get their cars washed, they are offered free refreshments while the evangelism team tells them about Christ and invites them to Victory Sunday. Pattie brought her husband Terry to the Victory Sunday service. “The service truly impacted my life,” says Terry, “Before that I had never owned or read the Bible.” Opheikens began to regularly attend Sunday morning services, Sunday School and weekly Bible Study. “About a year after my first service at New Pil“The service truly impacted my life. Before that I had never owned or read the Bible” - Terry Opheikens grim, I joined the church and was baptized. My wife and daughter continued to come to services with me, and joined the church a year after I did.” “Terry’s spiritual growth has been phenomenal,” says senior pastor, Corey J. Hodges, “his thirst for knowledge and his personal study of the word of God has catapulted him to this point.” Opheikens was later appointed to the trustee board and now serves as the vicechairman of the board. A retired police officer and skilled wood-worker, Terry spends most of his days at the church doing minor repairs. Wife Pattie and daughter Natalie serve on kitchen committee. Opheikens has become an instrumental part of the newly formed multicultural committee. He recently taught the class, “Embracing Diversity” alongside ethnic affairs pastor, Lillian Montes. Victory Sunday car washes begin on July 10 at 9 am. Page 2 New Pilgrim Baptist Church Wings A Multicultural Christian Fellowship The Shepherd’s Page Golden Salt Dome casts Vision on Church’s Future This architectural rendering of Salt Dome shows front elevation of Vision 2010: The Nehemiah Project. (Courtesy Maranatha Custom Churches) Vision 2010 is ‘The Nehemiah Project: 2-7-2 Capital Campaign’ By Senior Pastor Corey J. Hodges Greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. In the past two_editions of Wings, I had begun to reveal God's Vision 2010. I also romised in the u ure months, I would, Fhroush the put of the Ho y Spin reveal | "Vision 2010" to our people. Vision 2010 is od's plan for our ministry and will include a progressive, state-of-the-art salt dome equipped with all the latest technological instruments that will allow us to reach the world with the Gospel. Now make way, dear mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters of New Pilgrim Baptist Church for "The Nehemiah Project." Faith- ful readers of the Old Testament know the role Nehemiah played in restoring the physical aspects of Jerusalem, first was rete the wall, after the return from captivity. Indeed, the word says: "Then answered I them, and said unto them, The God of heaven, he will prosper us; therefore we his servants will arise and build: but ye have no portion, nor right, nor memorial, in Jerusalem." -Nehemiah 2:20. This timeless verse applies to us now as we embark upon a capital campaign that WINGS: VOLUME 2, NO. 4 will see our church raise $4.2 million. To help us remember what we are destined to accomplish, we are m; eine tt plain - calling our capital campaign "The 2-7-2 Plan." ‘For the church, vision must come from God. Every good leader must have vision. Vision is not always practical or logical. If it were, it would cease to be vision’ —Senior Pastor Corey J. Hodges od has shown me that 2,000 individuals and/or businesses over seven years will each give $2,000, which multiplies out to 4.2 million. Taken as a whole, this amount appears to be an insurmountable sum. Broen down, however, 300 pledges from individuals and/or businesses willmean___ 000 in year one. Then each individual and/or businéss will reach out to one other individual and/or business. comes more financially manageable. Each pledge will become a "Vision 2010 Nehemiah Project Faith Builder. Your $2,000 pledge can arrived at by giving $300 a year or seven years; $25 a month for seven ears; $7 4 week for seven years; or $1 a ay for seven years. The Faith Builder benefits will be a quarterly statement, newsletter and updates names printed on a plaque and mounted on a church wall, including a special Faith Builders' 2-7-2 number. Funds will be invested in a stable value/ money market account, Payroll deduction will be available with annual tax-deduction forms provided. Pledges may.be made Girone traditional tithe/offerings and weekly collections. "Now set your heart and He soul to seek the LORD your God; arise therefore, an build ye thé sanctuary of the LORD God, to bring the ark of the covenant of the LORD, and the holy vessels of God, into the house that is to bé built to the name of the LORD."- 1 Chronicles 22:19 Here is where the capital campaign beJULY-AUGUST 2004 Page 3 New Pilgrim Baptist Church A Multicultural Christian Fellowship Wings Disneyland Official Board selects new Prospect Deacon At the recent NPBC bi-annual church meeting, the official board made a motion to set aside Ancel Davis as a prospect Deacon. The motion was unanimously accepted by the church body. Davis will begin a 6 month training program that will involve mentorship by a senior deacon. His ordination is Guests journey aboard “Hunny Beehives” at Disneyland park's newest attraction. (Courtesy Disneyland) Youth Department goes to Disneyland The Youth Department at New Pilgrim Baptist Church is planning at trip to Disneyland for our active youth members ages 6 and older, said Dr. Joyce Gray, youth director, and Youth Pastor Alonzo K. Solomon. The trip to Anaheim, California is planned for UEA Weekend, October 2831, Dr. Gray said. The trip will be two nights, three days. The park is located 27 miles south of Los Angeles. It has eight "themed" lands and 60 major attractions. "Younger children may come, but their parents must come with them," Dr. Gray said. "We would like to have one chaperon for every six children." The trip will cost approximately $350 per person and includes transportation by bus, hotel accommodations, and passes. Costs will be defrayed through donations and sponsorships. There are currently several Fundraisers going on to help support the trip. If you are interested in sponsoring a child or children please contact NPBC. Checks may be made out to NPBC and earmarked for the Disneyland Trip. The itinerary is in progress. scheduled for January 2005, at which time he will become an official member of the deacon board. A native of Los Angeles, California, Davis has been an active member of NPBC for 5 years. He is currently a member of the NPBC mass choir, the laymen’s ministry, the backdoor ministry and serves as the treasurer of the trustee board. He is married to Dr. Kamisha Johnson-Davis, also of Los Angeles, California. Dr. Davis serves on the finance committee. Together they have a 6 month old daughter Zharia. The 32-year old sees age as being his greatest challenge. “My age does give me some reservations but I have a great role model in my 33-year old senior pastor, who has helped me to Ancel Davis and daughter Zharia understand that God does not con- sider age as a stumbling block, but rather he uses our availability to prepare us for the task at hand.” The official board consists of the two biblical officers of the early church as found in the book of Acts. NPBC’s deacon board presently has 10 members. Providing financial help to members Monica Bowen, a member of NPBC, is helping members attain their financial goals. “We make it possible for people to attain their financial goals by teaching innovative principles of money management, perfecting the way these principles are implemented and applied and creating new and exciting opportunities that extend beyond just improving lifestyles.” Bowen is a representative of Tar dus America Financial Services. “Tardus shows you the way to create extraordinary financial possibilities. Our average client pays off a 30-year mortgage in less than 10 years without changing their mortgage payment, monthly income or even cutting back on their monthly expenditures!” To schedule free consultation, contact Monica at (801) 744-8059 or monicabowen(@earthlink.net. Youth Summer Activities “Hunny Beehives” is among newest attractions. (Courtesy Disneyland) WINGS: VOLUME 2, NO. 4 NPBC Youth Council has scheduled a number of events to keep the children active during the summer. Summer activities begin on Sunday, July 18 with a bike ride through one of the local parks. This will be followed JULY-AUGUST 2004 by a skating trip in the month of July. August plans include a horseback riding and a youth outing to a Stingers Baseball game on August 11. The summer activities will end with the annual trip to Utah’s Hogle zoo. Page 4 New Pilgrim Baptist Church Wings A Multicultural Christian Fellowship IGBC Annual Session Pastor Warnick’s Book bag OVER 166.000 * AN INTRODUCTION COPIERS IN TO BIBLICAL PRIN? DOCTRIRE + Sam Hodges gives annual address at Intermountain General Baptist Convention Annual Session, 2003 ) Hodges yields presidency of state convention eee shee se NPBC, wi sah his final ad ee of a) the Intermountain General Baptist see ian Annual Session. Hodges: ss e ee consecutive cae aS PIesl- ent of the convention, which caters Utah, Idaho and Wyoming. He was elected in 2000 at age 30, and was the youngest known state convention president of the National Baptist Coni eat oe Inc. ene uring Nis tenure the F seeds om an association to a convention giving it national prominence. Also, and the Far West Regional Women’s Conference, both subsidiaries of the NBC Hodges has his sights set on the NBC and intends to begin his run for presi- dency in the next 10 years. He served as special assistant to Dr. Henry Lyons, NBC president, 1994-1999. Hodges also served as Pastor of Christian Eduoation and Evangelism at Bethel Metro- Hodges as an energetic visionary with ae nightly August 10-15 at NPBC. Rever- ee = er Hodges mane eae uce the institution of the statewide prison ministry, the presidential educational banquet, the Edward Miller and the presidential heritage awards which ee ee and Pan that ae ciara rl gee coe cont ape to the convention. The IGBC website was launched under his leadership. In 2003, the convention hosted the Far West Regional Laymen’s workshop WINGS: VOLUME 2, NO. 4 nix Seminary in Scottsdale, Arizona. “Fundamentals of Our Faith” was authored by Herschel H. Hobbs, retired pastor from First Baptist Church of Oklahoma City. Hobbs remains active and is the author of several other titles. “Fundamentals of Our Faith” is a must read. “This book offers more information about doctrines than many other books written for laymen,” Hobbs said. the foresight to accomplish preat things to select their ae ten by Wayne Grudem, Research Professor of Bible and theology at Phoe- politan Baptist Church while Lyons was senior pastor. Lyons describes significant changes were made to the bi-laws allowing presidential candi- Books Pastor Scott Warnick is reading. “Systematic Theology: An Introduction to Biblical Doctrine” is the textbook for the Systematic Theology class he is teaching. The book is writ- The Annual Session will be held end Dr. Wayne G. Thompson, pastor of pig Baptist Institutional Church of St. etersburg, Florida, will be the guest speaker Registered delegates will elect a president on Saturday, August 14. The installation ceremony will follow on Sunday, August 15. JULY-AUGUST 2004 Page 5 New Pilgrim Baptist Church A Multicultural Christian Fellowship Wings Multicultural Celebration Multicultural service to showcase three countries By Y. Elaine Skinner-Ntiri, Assistant Editor The beautiful colors that are painted in a garden are a treat for all to see. Each flower and plant unique and individual in its shape, color and size. Yet when brought together in a garden, they all work together to make the live painting complete. They all bend the same direction in the wind and seek the nourishment of a spring rain. The members of New Pilgrim Baptist Church are just like a beautiful garden. The people are as diverse as the plants and flowers. Several times this year the rich histories, customs and geography of the New Pilgrim Family have been shared with everyone during Sunday Services. Once again we will have the chance to share and learn more about the members of this wonderful family. “Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity.” - Psalm 133:1 On August 22 the fourth — Multicultural service will take place. This will be the last multicultural service for 2004. This time our travels will take us to three countries. Myra Smith will be sharing information about her own country the Dominican Republic. Deacon Stanton Johnson and Cheryl Walker are members with ties trust.’’’-Psalm 91:1-2, NIV “He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the LORD, He is my refuge and my fortress: my God; in him will I trust.” -Psalm 91:1-2, KJV Lillian Montes Pastor of Ethnic Affairs WINGS: VOLUME 2, NO. 4 “He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, ‘He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.’” —Psalm 91:1-2, NKJV to Liberia. Denise Elbert, Pastor of Young Adults, will take us on a tour of Trinidad and Tobago. Lillian Montes, Pastor of Ethnic Af- fairs, says she is really excited about this as well as the services that have taken place. “We are all in this together.” Pastor Corey J. Hodges, Senior Pastor has helped to make the services an important part of the worship ceremony. We all may come from different parts of the world, speak many different languages, live in varied cultures, but we are all a family in Jesus Christ. New Pastor joins NPBC Danny Reed and wife Rochell Reed recently united with the NPBC family. Reed hails from Monticello, Arkansas. He was licensed and ordained by the Reverend B.T. Cooper of Cotton Plains, Arkansas. Reed and his wife “He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, ‘He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I recently recorded and released a gospel album. They have two daughters Shayna Russell and Charisma Jackson. Reed joins the NPBC pastoral staff which to date consist of 10 licensed ministers. JULY-AUGUST 2004 “He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say to the LORD, ‘My refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I rust. —Psalm 91:1-2, ESV “Live under the protection of God Most High and stay in the shadow of God All-Powerful. Then you will say to the Lord, ‘You are my fortress, my place of safety; you are my God, and I trust you.’” —Psalm 91:1-2, CEV “He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High Shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of Jehovah, He is my refuge and my fortress; My God, in whom I trust.” —Psalm 91:1-2, ASV Page 6 A Multicultural Christian Fellowship Wings New Pilgrim Baptist Church Youth Awards NPBC Four on Four NPBC held its first Annual Basketball Tournament to benefit the Church Anniversary. Four teams of basketball enthusiasts played 4 on 4 basketball. The players' ages ranged from 12 to over 40. The roster included one female, Dominique Campbell of NPBC. Members of the University of Utah men’s basketball team were among the players showcasing their talents. Trophies were awarded to the championship team and the tournament runner-up. Other players received certificates to various fitness centers. Players included Joseph Sawyer, Robert Sawyer, Antoine Cisco, Aaron Witcher, Tacuma, Tim Parker, Robert Cisco, McGale Grover, Chris Fortune, Richard Channey, Justin Hawkins, Timothy Drisdom, Cameron Hodges, Dominique Campbell, Ken Carl, Remy and J.R. Since the tournament, participants began weekly pick-up games after Wednesday night Bible Study. “Seeing these young men and women having fun in God’s house brings joy to my heart," says senior pastor, Hodges. These weekly games have attracted youth and young adults in the community surrounding the church. Participants begin each game with prayer and gospel music plays in the background during the games. NPBC is equipped with a high school sized gymnasium that accommodates these events. The church anniversary committee is headed by Lisa Rogers and Bonnie Burley. The mother daughter duo have organized several events throughout the year to help celebrate the church’s 82nd anniversary. The church anniversary celebration will be held on October 24. WINGS: VOLUME 2, NO. 4 and Student of the Year Student of the Year By Frances Battle NBPC Clerk The New Pilgrim Baptist Church Youth Department, under the direction of Dr. Joyce M. Gray, acknowledged their youth at their annual graduation ceremony. The total number of youth recognized exceeded one hundred. Awards included recognition for involvement in numerous church activities. Individual awards were also presented to youth for outstanding achieve- ment in the areas of leadership, character, attendance, participation and the arts. 1 “i ar OW 7, | Ad. oe Angela Warnick was the 2004 recipiAngela Warnick and Pastor Hodges ent of the Pastor’s Outstanding Youth of (Photo Courtesy Jerome Battle) the Year Award. Angela is the daughter of Pastor Scott Warnick, Christian Education and JuneWarnick. She has been active in the youth department all her life. school, and the community. ae Her involvement includes choir, usher board, Youth liturgical Sunday, dance. and. As a family, New Pilgrim Bap- AWANA, Recently promoted fom Northwest Middle School, she will “Train up a child in the way he should go: will not depart from and when he is old, he te _ _ _- Proverbs 22:6, KJV participate in the AMES (Academy of Math, Engineering and Science) program at Cottonwood High School during the 2004-2005 school year. “These children are our future, and it’s important that we acknowledge them for the good work they do in church, JULY-AUGUST 2004 "St Church knows and practices the fact that, “It Takes a Village To Raise A Child.’ Therefore, I extend a special thanks to our church family for supporting each youth.” says Dr. Gray. The New Pilgrim family is proud of our youth and will continue to stress the importance of being role models in all that they do. Ultimately, we want each young person to always strive to be the best that they can be. Past recipients of the award include Gretchen Battle, Catherine Robinson, Quentin Lamar Hodges and Alee Harding. Page 7 New Pilgrim Baptist Church Wings Business Directory at A Multicultural Christian Fellowship NPBC lape Ministry The Preached Word Videos and CDs of all services are available See Sanwyn Days or Raymond Davis oe | Order at www.newpilgrimbaptist.com | re . } NPBC Publishing Association Wings Editorial Staff + S a OW a Abe ir a2 es igave aie a Fleming Construction ST Z Ln a Home [Improvement Co. ee ed) aa ng Fax (801) 969-2307 @ Ach ieng’ Reggy-Bea Assistant Editor g : ne pee Elaine Skinner-Ntiri Features Writer Rose Ss es Editor clephons (061) 577.6540 Utah Contractor License Publisher Senior Pastor Corey J. Hodges 6196 South Redwood Road # 262786-5501 : Frances P. Battle Engineering International Chief Photographer Creative Paper Handling Solutions LI oyd G ray Copy Editors George M. Cross AvoN 4 892 West 6600 South West Jordan, Utah 84084 + wergriihat ethan: hale Siggy cp ae The Company for Women sab gnarl Cell (#01) 557-9569 ltpiebicaiaecahit dt “Ltt Avon woke for you" Computer Sales and Repair Install Memory Hard Drive Add RAM ( Check-up Diagnostics Elizabeth woe Nadelman Contributing Editors First Assistant Pastor James Lee Pastor of Care Second Assistant/ Pastor Bridgette Waters Women’s Ministry Pastor Scott Warnick Christian Education | BP Pastor Sheryl McAdoo Evangelism j Pastor Alonzo Solomon Youth Ministry Customized to Meet Specific Needs Pastor Betty Vanison y Pastor Alonzo Solomon (801) 809 0781 New Members Pastor Sonya Days Family Life Pastor Aaron “Soulja” Witcher Community Outreach Pastor Denise Elbert 4 % Young Adults Redwood Road” ty, Utah 84123 681 Fax: (801) 969-2307. CoreyJ. Hodges Senior Pastor/Wings Publisher PRE-ORGANIZED PLANNING August 5, 2004 @ Second Baptist Church Ogden, Utah WE'RE LOOKING FOR SPEAKERS AND FACILITATORS TO FILL IN THE TBA SPOTS: In the Company of Women: by Dr. Bobbie Branch Moral & Spiritual Purpose and Change Agents: by Dr. Bobbie Branch The Church as a Learning Organization: by Sis. Lela Sanders Keys to Effective Leadership and Management: by Sis. Rita B-Davis People and the Power of Change: by Sis. Cleona Collins Getting People to Work Together: Sis. Betty Sawyer Giving and Receiving Feedback: TBA The Art of Delegation: Dr. Bobbie Branch Dealing with Problems and Conflict: Sis. Stephanie Evans Work Related Stress, Burnout, and Time Management: Sis. Barbara Fields A Question of Values & Ethic: Dr. Bobbie Branch Mission Presidents, Vice Pres., Ways & | Deaconess Mean Facilitator: Sis. Betty Sawyer & Sis. Facilitator: Dr. Bobbie Branch Lela Sanders Finance — Officers - Budget Issues Petty Cash Foreign/Home Missions Facilitator: Sis. Dula Brock Facilitator: TBA Recording & Corresponding Secretaries | Youth Directors Facilitator: Sis, Shirley Brown Facilitator: Sis. Barbara Fields Social Ministry Facilitator: TBA Program Coordinator Facilitator: Sis. Barbara Sampson Christian Education Facilitator: TBA IFOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT] Sister Rita B-Davis 801-243-4884 rbdavis @sisna.com Rita, Davis @slec.edu Dr. Bobbie Branch 208-232-1705 branbobb @cableone.net branbobb @ isu.edu Readership Workshops Pho sted:by. IGIC Women s Auxthary August 11-13, 2004 New Pilgrim Baptist Church 6196 S. Redwood Rd. Salt Lake City, UT DYNAMIC TOPICS TO BE PRESENTED AT WORKSHOPS In the Company of Women: by Dr. Bobbie Branch Moral & Spiritual Purpose and Change Agents: by Dr. Bobbie Branch The Church as a Learning Organization: by Sis. Lela Sanders Keys to Effective Leadership and Management: by Sis. Rita B-Davis People and the Power of Change: by Sis. Cleona Collins Getting People to Work Together: Sis. Betty Sawyer Giving and Receiving Feedback: TBA The Art of Delegation: Dr. Bobbie Branch Dealing with Problems and Conflict: Sis. Stephanie Evans Work Related Stress, Burnout, and Time Management: Sis. Barbara Fields A Question of Values & Ethic: Dr. Bobbie Branch ~~ Breakout Sessions at. Mission Presidents, Vice Pres., Ways & | Deaconess Mean Facilitator: Sis. Betty Sawyer & Sis. Facilitator: Dr. Bobbie Branch Lela Sanders Finance — Officers - Budget Issues Petty Cash Foreign/Home Missions Facilitator: Sis. Dula Brock Facilitator: TBA Recording & Corresponding Secretaries | Youth Directors Facilitator: Sis, Shirley Brown Facilitator: Sis. Barbara Fields Social Ministry Facilitator: TBA Program Coordinator Facilitator: Sis. Barbara Sampson Christian Education Facilitator: TBA FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Sister Rita B-Davis 801-243-4884 rbd INSEE SISO COM Rita. Davis@ siecedu Dr. Bobbie Branch 208-232-1705 | i] unbobb@ cubleone.net NG Inbobb @ isu.edu |B AUGUST 6™ FRIDAY — We Come to Praise His Name Psalms 100 12 Noon to 12 Midnight ff Women Praising God with Their Whole Heart, x. Fellowship Luncheon Speaker: Pastor Linda Banks from Alabama Intercessory Prayer Leader: Rev Lillie Holman ‘Workshop Leader: Rev Betty Hall Featured Vocalist: Sis Denise Champion The Seven-Ups Speaker! Dance Teams Performances Mind & Soul , Psalms 146:1-2 Featured ——— for: 11:00 a.m. Worship - Rev Lillie Holman 3:30 p.m. Celebration Program - Rev Betty Hall Topic Speakers: Topic: The Blessings of Praise 11:00 a.m. - Alice Sattiewhite Topic: Living in the Light 3:30 p.m. - Sis Desseria Satterwhite Songs of Praise and Worship by soloists and congregation Worship Leader/Speaker Missionary Ida Gillis, Griffin Memorial COGIC Praise and Worship Leaders: Sis. Bertha Elliott & Sis Delores Hill 4 settee t MAG * : * ot, } RS + Ea ek Pt ei ON The Twelve Tribes of Israel Sunday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. May 16, 2004 LOCATION: EMBRY CHAPEL A.M.E. CHURCH, 264 30th Street — Ogden, Utah sponsored by the Embry Chapel Class Leaders Come and share in the experience in learning about the twelve tribes of Israel (each tribe represents one of our church classes) This event will be informative, creative, and spiritually enlightening. Please support us with your presence at this event!! For additional information or to make a financial donation please contact Georgia Turner at 393-1187, or Maxine Nicholas at 825-5293. Or call the church at 394-2338. Leave a message if no answer. 2 ee PE ee nee + . eee eS ee Ge et ety Ts. Designer Orig) ee: 33 €4e5 reat teda i ; > >. 22s Te »| eee:3 - TEASE fHSuB- aed ese - 27° > ss bY ee os . gs a3* £ YR ds Tierehc Fite Fe 0:09 Ss « Ee ares We ee e.. SC * eg eee « 4°" become a Vision 2010 will ge Each pled “Nehemiah Project” $300.00 a year for approx. 7 years $95.00 a month for approx. 7 years $6.00 a week for approx. 7 years e = $.80 a day for approx. 7 years e acess a eres b= 10-12, 2004 = ‘Thursday ~ Saturday eer New Pilgrim Bapost Church & Salt Lake City, Utah 84123 ok = zee june 7:00 p.m. 6196 South Redwood Road ~ Quarterly Statement Quarterly Newsletter and Updates e — — a Name printed on a church wall plaque with special Faith Builders 2-7-2 number Stable Value/ Money Market e Payroll deductions will be available Yearly tax deduction forms provided Traditional Methods of Payment _-Tithes/Offerings & Weekly Collections ‘ _ | For Prayer Requests Call (801) 969-4631 E-mail: newpilgrim@comcast.net Website: www.newpilgrimbaptist.com st 696 ACCOUNT FUND T RUS e e ee 198 e 2022 6196 S. Redwood Rd. Taylorsville, UT. 84123 New Pilgrim Baptist Church e Zo master. BEES 2 2¥4 SEEKS 9000 individuals/busmesses $9000.00 each - $ 4 million —— ZZ pcorertt ta tare secres essere f7tEeret® “MAN * & “WHADTId 3 ANHI*LSIidva sem > $8 2 £82535) “222: re RP SE ss rire Bridgette Waters Pastor of Women’s Ministry Second Assistant Corey J . Hodges Senior Pastor James Lee First Assistant d PE ety ote John 4: 4-10 7A © asi on,2 8 S530 oRE we} Conference [or 2004, “Woman There’s A MeetingAt The Weil,” Women’s Wd “Then answered [ them, and satd unto them The God of heaven, he will prosper us; therefore his servants will arise and build...” Nehemiah 2:20a vreez-rOe-NNe New Pilgrim Baptist Church ‘ Taylorsville, UT 84123 june 10-42th, 2004 Healing and Deliverance Caring Ministry, Hospitality, Prayer Ministry, Spiritual Classes to enrich your walk with God reach Ministry and Ushefs Miniatry. = Pastor Hauser is President of the non-profit organization called 7:00 pm - Gospel Explosion this organization is to provide outreach, assistance, counseling June 13th Resting In God's Love - Sunday, Potter's House Community Development, Inc. The purpose of and comfort to families in the West Tampa area through services in: > > > 7 Artsand Sciences. and’es Humaniti 5: Health Sciences {éspeciaily in the areas of H.1.V/ AIDS} ee. el Dynamic Women Preaching The Gosp Conference Culmination - 3 Services 8:00 am - Earty Morning Worship 11:00 am - Morning Worship Professionally, she is the CEO/President of Rapha Associates, 5:00 pm - Conference Closing Rapha Associates. is one of the few minor- Banquet at Grand America Hotel inc., which specializes in infusion therapy, pharmaceutical supplies and medicines. ity owned infusion companies in the state of Florida. The company was “birthed” due to the death of her mother. The word ear Educationally, Pastor Hanser successfully defended her disserta- Rapha means healing. tion and obtained her Doctorate of Ministry (D.Min) from United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. She also ob- tained her Master of Divinity (M.Div) from Payne Theological Seminary. Pastor Hauser bas two Associate of Science Degrees (one in Nursing and-the other in: Comparer Engineering) and two « Bachelor of Science Degrees (one in Psychology and the other in Zoology). mg , As impressive as Pastor Hauser’s bio may be, if she were to introduce herself, she would simply reply, “If-anybody asks you I ama child of the King!1!” who I am, tell them that Banquet Menu with Tomato and Appetizer ( House Mixed Green Salad vinaigretic e pagn cham sith Cucumbers) Served en chick led Beef Filet with red wine and scared Enmée (Gril with Lemon Caper Cream) Rice or Potato r and Lemonade Dmmner rolls with sweet cream butte Dessert ( Fresh Strawberry Amandine Taat) Speciai Note: 2 hours Local Vendors will be available the the conference and immediately after te r prio Saturday. service on Thursday, Friday and Phone: ___ Email: WT _— Saturdey Workshop Classes: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Please select two classes iistructorC] How to Pray (New Chrisitians) Einda Brown ructor: C Tough Decisions (Singles) - inst Sister YANHD"LSILdva ), Visitation and Soul Winning, (better known as Sunday School Mission and Out- 9:00 am -1:00 pm - Workshops Mary Williams or: C1 Health and Wellness - Instruct Sister Valerie Flatters Freedom (Budgeting (J The Road To Financial Prim erica and Investing) - instructor e Esal C Women in Ministry - Instructor. Whitworth-Nurae, HAFB tor. Brother (1 couples Class -instruc y- Beane and Sister Achieng’ Regg alan Beane 168 Women Only Ministry, Worship Leader, Bible Discovery Hour 12th Growing In Wiscom-— Saturday, June 696 Her past areas of service/leadership activities have included participation on the ministerial staff of the Bible-Based Fellowship Chorch, in Tampa, Florida, Assistant Facilitator in the For — Address: Ministry in Song, Dance and Poetry 2022 her husband, Mr. Roderick Q. Hauser, reside in Tampa, Florida. Name: _ g Weight) CC] Femity LHe (Balancinthe Instructor: Pastor Sonya Days {conference and Registration Donation — $50 $25 (conference ) onty quet banquet) $45 (ban or money order to only) payable by cash, check ch New Pilgrim Baptist Chur real“) Florida. She is the daughter of the late Eliza Bryant. She and 7:00 pm - Talent Extravaganza owt ZB New Pligrim Baptiet Church Attention: Designer Originals 6196 S Redwood Rd Service 7:00 pm - Prayer, Praise & Worship 11th Ministry In Motion - Friday, june Lg Please seperake and retum to: Registration each night Night of Jubilee -Thursday, June ith Patricia Hauser is the pastor of Potier’s House Deliverance Tabemacle Church of Tampa, Florida and is a native of Sarasota, Form te 6:00 pm -6:50 pm Designer Orig/nats Registration Wd Schedule of Events ee “MAN 3rd Annual Women’s Conference "WHeADTId Dr. Patricia Hauser, Tampa , FL +roorz-PrO-NNE “Designer Originals” Guest Speaker PASTOR EMMANUEL FROM SACKEY GHANA AFRICA PREACHING AT TRINITY LIFE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2671 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah Wednesday, May 19 Friday, May 21 aturday, May 22 Sunday, May 23 Nursery Provided 7:00 PM 6:00 PM 6:00 PM 11:00 AM ¢ community CAciion Ogden-Weber Community Action Partnership, Inc. — Head Start Free Preschool is NOW taking applications i} Provides education, nutrition, health, family services, and partnerships with the community for children 3 to 5 years old and their families. {ii Children with disabilities are encouraged to apply. Ww Foster children automatically qualify. You must meet the Income Guidelines or qualify through Public Assistance. (WIC, Medicaid or CHIP card, SSI, etc.) ith uy Accepting 10% of families that are over Federal Income Guidelines 11Eaeim—@mZHeEH , ew SE eee Some information: eee eee CUCU @ Your child must be 3 or 4 by September 1, 2004. , @ Allclasses are 4 days a week except Childcare i and Kindergarten options. s @ = Full day and half day sessions available Enhanced quality childcare classes 5 days a :' ¢ Classes are located throughout Weber County ¢ oe :| @ FIRST SELECTION WILL BE JUNE 1, 2004. F L week at Creative Times & OWATC So. Call now to schedule an appointment: Ogden—Riverdale—Roy North of 12" 399-9281 627-8405 or 395-3749 Creative Times 399-4581 OWATC South Childcare 627-8405 F:\CLH\Recruitment Flyer-Letter Size.doc eller ' Size of Family . 1 2 eee eee eee Poverty Guideline $ 9,310 $12,480 , 3 $15.670 ; 5 $22,030 7 $28,390 ' : :4 5 ‘ 4 6 8 $18,850 $25,210 $31,570 (For family units with more than 8 members, add $3,180 for each additional member.) Cc * : ‘ ' ' ; ;¥ § Relay For Life For The American Cancer Society People of color in stride POCIS Please support our team and sponsor our cause Team Leader Diane Kelley For more information contact team leader @ 695-1774 ~The Fruit of the Spirit - The Fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, meekness, Galatians 5:22-23 goodness, faith, gentleness, and temperance. Come and share in this experience as we learn and taste of the Spiritual fruits DATE: LOCATION: SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 2004 at 3:00 P.M. EMBRY CHAPEL A.M.E. CHURCH, 264 30th Street — Ogden, Utah sponsored by the Embry Chapel YWI (Young Women’s Initiative) We will have Speakers, Singers, and Choirs speaking and singing about the spiritual fruits Reception following the program For additional information or to purchase a ticket please contact Sis. Carol at 776-0995 or Sis. Maxine Nicholas at 825-5293. Or call the church at 394-2338. Leave a message if no answer. Project Success Coalition & The Marshall White Center Presents 15th Anniversary Juneteenth Cultural Arts Festival June 18-20, 2004 Ogden City Amphitheater 355 25th Street in Downtown Ogden, Utah | Friday: 6pm-10pm : Henry Turner Reggae : George Brown Jazz Quintet i Joe McQueen Jazz Band-Invited : Poetry Reading by Marinda, Will Rowel, & : Kenyatta 7 Saturday: 12 Noon—10pm Vintage African-American Tuesday June 15 Movie Night 4 8:30pm at the Amphitheater. © i Dance & Drum, African Drums with Malik 7 Sow, National Comedians Robin Cee and Ice : Cream, Crafts, Vendors, Hip-Hop Artist Silky Fine, Corey Clark, Spice 1, & West Side Bug, Soul Patrol, Poetry Reading & Story Telling, ‘ Games for all age groups (sponsored by ! Ogden Area Youth Alliance OAYA), and i ethnic cuisine Saturday Night: 8-10pm 7 Evening Gospel Show at Second Baptist ' Church, 227 27th Street, featuring, Minister 7 Tony Williams and the Fellowship Voices, Las i Vegas. Sunday Gospel Music Festival: 7 12 Noon-8nm: Marv Mary - invited, Upper ‘ Room Gospel Jazz Ensemble, Tamara COST: LESS THAN THE MOVIES FOR 3-GREAT DAYS FUN & ENTERTAINMENT! 3 day VIP Family Event Pass-$25.00 (up to six people) 3 day VIP Individual Event Pass- $15.00 Single Day Family Pass- $15.00/day Single Day Individual Pass- $10.00 For Information and Tickets Call Project Success at (801) 394-0924 Tickets are also on Sale at SMITHSTIX | Mauger- Mime, Northern Utah Mass Choir, ; Local Church Choirs, Fellowship Voices ' Choir, Local Step Teams, Prayze Patrol Step . Team, MC FLEXX, and More! GROWN FOLKS DANCE Friday, JUNE 4TH §:00 P.M. UNTIL “Wine Cellar” Jazz & Blues Club 2550 Washington Blud. Basement Ogden, Utah Tickets: $15.00/person or $ 25.00/couple NEW PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH New Pilgrim Baptist Church 6196 S$ Redwood Rd Corey J. Hodges, Senior Pastor Salt Lake City, UT 84123 Phone: 801-969-4681 Fax: 801-969-2307 FAX: From: To Fax: Ol Re: a " Op \Nonwns _ Nein AUF, Date: — Wllo4 ( py corrnce- Pages: Pavia ° 3 (Including Cover Sheet) For Review Please Comment id Please Reply =) Please Recycle Urgent COMMENTS: Te * 2622 696 T6868 ANHIOTLSILdvd "Wea TI d “MAN Hd tesco FPeoge-roe-Nnncr * —§.80 a day for approx. 7 years a - on Se Sites Seo 7:00 p-m. New Pilgrim Baptist Church 6196 South Redwood Road Salt Lake City, Utah 84123 Quarterly §Statement Quarterly Newsletter and Updates Name printed on a church wall plaque with a special Faith Builders 2-7-2 number e ed Qt: 4x 696 " ‘TRUST FUND ACCOUNT Stable Value’ Money Market @ Payroll deductions will be available Yearly tax deduction forms provided ‘Traditional Methods of Payment ~Tithes/Offermgs & Weekly Collections u “or Te nn eek eee aan i aiabaiiamaniads Website: waw.newpilgrimbaptst.com 2622 e e Se rere: Tas 7 Thursday - Saturday aa Bridgette Waters Pastor of Women’s Ministry Second Assistant Corey J - Hodges Senior Pastor James Lee First Assistant ZcHa"*d 6196 S. Redwood Rd. Taylorsville, UT. 84123 a year for approx. / years §$6.00a week for approx. 7 years e New Pil grim Baptist Church 0 June 10-12, 2004 “Nehemiah Project” . $25.00 a month for approx. 7 years e 2004 John 4: 410 Each pledge will become a Vision 2010 * nf ; Lonrerence At The Weil” “Woman There’s A Mecting 2000 tt eslatindlisetecs $9000.00 each - § 4 million — Cc 22 Nehenuah 2:20a men’s Ss Wd his servants will arise and buitd....” W: ’ ) HANHI"LSILdvd “Wea 1I d "MAN "Then answered f them, : and said unto them The God of heaven, he will prosper us; therefore we Designer Originals 26 os tregcd-roe-NNC New Pilgrim Baptist Church te w Taylorsville, UT 84123 june 10-42th, 2004 Healing and Deliverance Women Only Ministry, Worship Leader, Bible Discovery Hour (better known as Sunday School), Soul Winning, Visitation and Caring Ministry, Hospitality, Prayer Ministry, Mission and Outreach Ministry and Ushers Ministry. = Pastor Hauser is President of the non-profit organization called Potter's House Community Development, Inc. The purpose of this organization is to provide outreach, assistance, counseling and comfort to families in the West Tampa area through services in: > > > , Artsand Sciences. Humanities and. Health Sciences {éapeciaily in the areas of H.1.V/ lee. AIDS} Professionally, she is the CEO/President of Rapha Associates, Inc., which specializes in infusion therapy, pharmaceutical supplies and medicines. Rapha Associates-is one of the few minor- ity owned infusion companies in the state of Florida. The company was “birthed” due to the death of her mother. Rapha meanshealing, 8 Growing In Wisdom- Saturday, June 12th 9-00 am - 1:00 pm - Workshops Phone ¢ Spiritual Classes te enrich your walk with God Email: 7:00 pm - Gospel Explosion pm Saturday Workshop Classes: 9:00 am - 1:00 Dynamic Women Preaching The Gospe! Resting in God's Love - Sunday, June 13th Conference Culmination - 3 Services 8:00 am —- Earty Morning Worship tion and obtained her Doctorate of Ministry (D.Min} from United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. She also ob- tained her Master of Divinity (M.Div) from Payne Theological Seminary. Pastor Hauser has two Associateof Science Degrees (one in Nursing and the other in Computer Enginecring) and two Bachelor of Science Degrees (one in Psychology and the other in As impressive as Pastor Hauser’s bio may be, if she were to in- anybody asks you “If y, herself, she would simply repl troduce who I am, tell them: that !.am a child of the King!!!” Ehnda Brown C) Tough Decisions (Singles) - instructor: Sister (1 Health and Weliness - Instructor: Sister (] The Road To Financial Freedom (Budgeting Banquet at Grand America Hotel and Investing} - instructor: Primerica Banguet Menu and Appetizer ( House Mixed Green Salad with Toate Cucumbers) Served with champagne vinaigretic chicken Enrée (Grilied Beef Filet with red wine and seared with Lemon Caper Cream) Rice or Potato butter and Lemonade Dessert ( Fresh Strawberry Amandine Tost) Speciai Note: C] How to Pray (New Chrisitians) - instructor: Yalerie Flatters 5:00 pm - Conference Ciosing Dinner rolls with sweet cream Please select two classes Mary Williams 11:00 am - Moming Worship The word Educationally, Pastor Hauser successfully defended her disserta- Address: Ministry in Song, Dance and Poetry Local Vendors will be available 2 hours priorto the conference and immediately after the service on Thureday, Friday and Saturday. (1 Women in Ministry - instructor: Essie Whitworth-Nurse, HAFB C1 couples Class -instructor: Brother Alan Beane ANHI*LSI "“WHesHO Lld'd TI d "MAN Church, in Tampa, Florida, Assistant Facilitator in the For | Name: Tes ticipation on the ministerial staff of the Bible-Based Fellowship 7:00 pm - Talent Extravaganza 696 her husband, Mr. Roderick Q. Hauser, reside in Tampa, Florida Her past areas of service/leadership activities have included par- Ministry in Motion - Friday, June 1ith 24062¢ Patricia Hauser is the pastor of Potier's House Deliverance Taband is a native of Sarasota, emacle Church of Tampa, Florida late Eliza Bryant. She and the of daughter the is She Florida. ©8 7:00 pm - Prayer, Praise & Worship Service “iain New Piigrim Baptiet Church Attention: Desiggrer Originals 6196 S Redwood Rd ’ Night of Jubilee -Thursday, June 10th Pez Please separate and retum to: Wd Registration each night 6:00 pm -6:50 pm ¥ Designer Originats Registration Form and Sister Achieng’ Reggy-Beane the Weight) (1 Famity Lite (Balancing Instructor: Pastor Sonya Days Registration Donation — $50 {conference and e banquet) $45 (banquet onty} $25 (conferenc to only} payable by cash, check or money order Church t New Pilgrim Baptis eo" d 4rd Annual Women’s Conference Schedule of Events Preeac-re-Nne “Designer Originals” Guest Speaker Dr. Patricia Hauser, Tampa , FL Wl Ain (reek lf yo as ft Curveatly The fp Cor lease _ ~fagre- Alef HAG Sf ae 70077 SCC Kev. (ar /P0r™e | Kite Jul 14 O04 O3:00p Northern Utah Coalition, 301-393-5004 p.3 teppin For Life 200 a\ir Enjoy a Sk walk/run with family and % oe )\ friends to unite against the Date: about August Tame: 8:00 . - " y at 7:30 a.m. - a\ We'll Get exercise Enjoy local ' j Together Have fun a, a.m. * t ‘ 8) Gn HIV. 7 , 2004 Registration begins /9 < AIDS epidemic and to raise awareness 5 ° entertainment Earn cool prizes Entry Information: $15.00 registration fee for Walkers Each Walker gets a T-shirt Kids under the age of 12 are free ; All money raised will go to the Northern Utah Coalition, Inc. 3750 Harrison Bivd. ° Utah Sarah McClellan - 801-393-4153 Dunnese as . «5 oy Scott—801- 625-3706 Sponsored by: The Northern Utah Coalition, Inc. A _t, ‘ ” Project and . J ae e v To sign up and get a pledge form, call: ,] r HIV/AIDS The Walk will be held at: Ogden, A +o? HIV/AIDS Project Stewart Stadium Weber State University Track t q Weber State University Office of the Assistant to ’ dine President for Diversity | Jul 14 04 O0O3:00p Northern Utah Coalition, 801-333-5004 Press Release Steppin’ For Life Fourth Annual AIDS 5K Walk/Run 2004 The Northern Utah HIV/AIDS Project is proud to announce the Fourth Annual “Steppin’ for Life” Walk/Run at the Weber State University Stewart Stadium track and field. The event will begin with Registration at 8:00am, and Walk/Run at 8:45am and special presentations The 5K-Walk/Run is aimed at increasing HIV/AIDS awareness throughout Northern Utah Communities. Sarah McClellan, the project director said she is pleased “that each year, the number of participants is growing and additional co-sponsors have signed on. We invite you to help make “Steppin’ for Life 2004 a community success”... The Northern Utah HIV/AIDS Project is a non-profit community-based organization dedicated to promoting healthy lifestyles in Northern Utah for over seven years. New research developments are helping people living with HIV/AIDS live longer, healthier lives; however more education and awareness is needed. Your sponsorship and participating will assist us in providing countless hours of outreach and educational presentations, to raise the level of awareness and prevention of this disease. Who: Northern Utah Coalition, Inc., HIV/AIDS Project (Ogden) What: 4" Annual “Steppin’ for Life” Walk/Run Where: Weber State University Stewart Stadium Track When: 8:00am — 12noon Cost: $15.00 — Children under the age of 12 free Organization/Corporate representative Contact: Marty Pratt, Board Chair Sarah McClellan, Project Director (801) 393-4153 between 8am and 5pm, Monday thru Friday Agency Address: 536 24" Street, Suite 2B. 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Salt Lake County: 801-468-3427 Davis County: 801-451-3589 Weber County: 801-399-8400 You must be registered by June 1 to vote in the June 22™ Primary Election General Election is November 2, 2004. Also check the newspaper or Political Party for the Upcoming County Conventions Republican: 801-533-9777 Democratic: 801-328-1212 Bridgette Baker, President Delta Sigma Theta Sorority is a Public Service Organization Page 1 of 2 FW: 5/12 African American Youth Conference Subj: FW: 5/12 African American Youth Conference Date: 4/14/2004 2:38:34 PM Mountain Daylight Time From: Kenneth.D.Wilder@irs.gov To: newzionut@AOL.com Sent from the Internet (Details) FYI. | THINK TRISH HAS THIS INFORMATION, BUT IF WE HAVE SPACE, PLACE IT IN THE BULLETIN. 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FW: 5/12 African American Youth Conference Page 2 of 2 Please note and circulate the following information received from Dr. Shirley Leali to students and parents widely: What: African American Youth Conference When : Wednesday, May 12, 2004 Where: Weber State University -- Education Building -- room 104 Time: 8:30 - 2:00pm Audience: students in grades 10, 11, and 12. (school counselors and parents are invited). Sponsored by Project Success Coalition & Weber State University The theme of the conference is "High School and Beyond." A continental breakfast and lunch will be provided. Breakout sessions: money management for youth, early college advising, admissions & financial aide, career choices, and more. To Register Call: 801- 394-0924 or Dr. Shirley Leali 801- 626-7714. Registration deadline is April 30, 2004. Or see your school counselor for a application. The conference is a pre activity event for the youth leading up to the 15th Anniversary Celebration of Juneteenth Cultural Arts Festival. This is Utah's largest African American Cultural Arts Festival to be held on June 18-20, 2004 at the Ogden City Amphitheater. Thanks Shirley A. Leali, Ph.D. Weber State University 1304 University Circle Ogden, Utah 84408 E-mail saleali@weber.edu Telephone: (801) 626-7714 FAX (801) 626-7426 Friday, April 16,2004 America Online: newzionut UTAH JURISDICTION WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT 2600 Hobb View Circle #58 Layton, Utah 84040-7112 (801) 991-1258 April 3, 2004 Dear Pastor and Congregation: On Tuesday, April 27, at 7:00 P.M., the 34th Annual Utah Jurisdiction Women’s Convention will convene at Griffin Memorial Church of God in Christ, 2424 E Avenue, Ogden, Utah. The theme for the convention is “Keeping Our Identity” Philippians 3:3. The convention opens with a musical under the direction of Sister Nicole Ervin and Elder Andrew Clark. The musical has proven to be a spiritual blessing for the convention. The musical starts at 7:30 PM. Your choir or soloist is requested to sing at the musical. Please contact Nicole Ervin at 782-4264. April 28 and 29 from 7:00 to 8:00 P.M. workshops will be held for men, women and youth. Worship services will begin at 8:00 P.M. on these nights and at 7:00 P.M. on Friday, April 30. On Saturday, May 1, the Supervisor's Banquet will be held at Griffin Memorial. Please call 991-1258 for ticket information. God has brought Mother Griffin through another year victoriously and we trust that many of you will be there to help her celebrate is year’s victory through Jesus Christ Our Lord. We earnestly solicit your prayers for the success of the Convention. i. Sister Shirley vbilor. Chairmai Public Relations Cemeutted. Mother Daisy Griffin, President Utah Jurisdiction Women’s Gonvention New Le Church of Ged in Christ 4754 South 1950 West January I, 2004 QNear Fellow cCOngqregaions, The New “7 Hirst Banual a G 3: SOP. MN. Ve “Chneck / neues you le Conve and ) g f uilding GF und Nusieal | Samboree ON invite your choir, ‘ OUR Lhe d ANUAY 25, mubicianés and abe individual soloist. We : Lh Intermountain (We join US 7 Pa >) 2004 y G Y Optisl hurch. hope Dhis ull be a tremendous Messing to all inuotued aw well aw thobe thal the Lard Lord tr bong tlh tate rgotce rgoice tnin the in song with th. ws. 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Vou hfe Church 4754 South of JG din (Op VIM 1950 West January 1, 2004 Dear Dllow conqregaiens, The New Life Church invites you te come and join ws in our Fit Annual Building Fand Musieal Jamboree on,January 2E°, 2004, 3:30 p.m. Lh Intermountain Buftist Church We invite your choir, musicians and alse individual soleist, Wo hape Lhis will be a tremendous blessing to all inuolued as well as these that come to rgjciee in the Lord in song with ws. In addition to the fund raising offering we hape ta be able ta make a tape or ed of his aent that may be purchased for a reasonable price that would be a blessing for many of our fae aya flo many gent te ornate oh lak fe many Our theme is “Building On New Life's Beli Foundation” basedon Matthew 16:18 © Lake 6:48. Ye will be in contact with each elder and pastor next weeh, 50, pease, Help ws prepare the program by letting him know of your willingned to participate, Come Lt Us Make A Siypl Noise Unto Tne Lord Yagether. Pastor: Clder HI, Dilly cececevrevsvesevsversevecrvees 968-479 Musie coordinator @ seeretary: Becky prague Lemesnanns 564-9067 On 40(-3S208 Finley Temple Church of God in Christ 119 West 30th Street Ogden, Utah 84401 801-393-1252 January 4, 2004 Dear Pastors and Men Fellowship, We bring you greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, We the Men Fellowship of Finley Temple Church of God in Christ would like to invite your Men to our fifth Men Prayer Breakfast. This event will be Saturday, January 17, 2004 stating at 8:30am with prayer and breaktast will be served at 9:00 am in the dining hall. Our theme "Men Qualified To Do God's Work" will be coming from Judges 7:1-8. Our guest speakers are Rev. Lamar T. Jackson from True Vine Baptist and the Rev. Charles Petty from Second Baptist Church. We will be looking forward to seeing you. Yours in Christ, Minister Grant Clinton Prayer ¢ esccospuine Breakfast once) Leuytn 5/1 ie) ale’ eed: On !13/04 Finley Temple Church of God in Christ 119 West 30th Street Ogden, Utah 84401 801-393-1252 January 4, 2004 Dear Pastors and Men Fellowship, We bring you greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, We the Men Fellowship of Finley Temple Church of God in Christ would like to invite your Men to our fifth Men Prayer Breakfast. This event will be Saturday, January 17, 2004 stating at 8:30am with prayer and breakfast will be served at 9:00 am in the dining hall. Our theme "Men Qualified To Do God's Work" will be coming from Judges 7:1-8. Our guest speakers are Rev. Lamar T. Jackson from True Vine Baptist and the Rev. Charles Petty from Second Baptist Church. We will be looking forward to seeing you. Yours in Christ, Minister Grant Clinton J Prayer we Breakfast Ogden Branch NAACP Presents pr. Martin Luther King Jr ~ Annual Prayer Breakfag | Monday, January 19, 2004 $:30 — 10:30 a.m. gee,2h mete: Marshall White Community Center 222 28" Street, Ogden, Utah 50 Years Later: Brown v. Board of Ed. Reflections & Actions” Donations Requested For information call: 801-394-0924 or 801-627-1325 MARTIN Vi LUTHER NDay, JAN « T Oth ch by from 8:30 White Center 22? 28th Street a Combined ShaeMarie SPons, red 2004 aM to 12:9 0 * 629.92,, Celebrate diversity and Martin Luthe. ,- 4° “REE p REAKFAST ™Panied DAY apter 4. i JR. SPonsoreg b ARE ae Co hg : KING Choir King & FREE, & maine, (event coordinator) for ut Jr lm, Day MAp , tie Pte more ; by WSU oe OTs Volunteer Involv nee. 2. ement, cots Diversj Marshalj ty Progra mmin White Center, & Ogden Area Comminity Acton as Please join us for a Free Community of Caring Symposium Saturday, January 31, 2004 8:30am -—12 noon 2™’ Baptist Church, 227-27" Street, Ogden Who should attend? Te hnadhaband eS “eA aaa HWONVEE In saseatlbea anes of the € indepebtietll and | goals. “* ; Discover the new “Ut: 11, to a you dentty and access suitable resources ianctiood Utah. THERE IsI NO CHA las ni, E FOR THIS SEMINAR. BUT YOU MUST CALL TO ~ RESERVE YOUR SEAT TEs @ 629- 8976 Deadline: TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATION! January 26th The Community of Caring Seminar is sponsored by Ogden City’s Enterprise Community Initiative, the United Way of Northern Utah, Wells Fargo Bank, American Express Centurion Bank, the Dr. W.C. Swanson Family Foundation, the Alan & Jeanne Hall Foundation, the Rich Family Foundation, and the American Dream Foundation. Additional partners include Utah Issues, the Utah Department of Workforce Services, Faith in Action, Second Baptist Church, Interfaith Works, and Weber Human Services. IGBC Women’s Auxiliary Fundraiser “FAMILY FELLOWSHIP” When: Saturday — January 31, 2004 Where: AMF Hilltop Lanes 4400 Washington Boulevard South Ogden, Utah Time: 2:00 p.m. — 4:00 p.m. Cost: (Includes: $50.00 Fun Pack/per (6) six participants (2) two games, shoes, popcorn and pitcher of soda) Please RSVP to: Sister Dula Brock at (801) 479-3611 by Monday — January 26, 2004 Intermountain General Baptist Convention, Incorporated (IGBC) Reverend Cory J. Hodges, President Sister Bobbie Branch, Women’s Auxiliary President (208) 232-1705 | "Aging 1s a good thing" “good thing When: Where: Saturday, May 1", 2004 9 a.m. — 11:30 a.m. Community United Methodist Church 163 W. 4800 S. in Washington Terrace (a block west of Bonneville High School) The event is free and open to the public There will be a Q&A Sponsored by: session Light refreshments will be provided 7(Community United Methodist Church Open 4 ; oe ae Brin Doors 1 / / [Cc OSPULCE Pl for Utah EBER Human Services For more information call Janet at 621-6642 or fo -, 479-7430 ATTENTION: Together In Christ Youth Choir Rehearsal for Together In Christ Youth Choir Will be Saturday, 08 May 2004 At 10:00 am At Calvary Baptist Church 1090 South State Street Salt Lake City, Utah | All youth are encouraged to come out and join Contact James Jackson, Jr. @ 801.580.0356 Assisted Living and Alzheimer’s Community Family Caregiver Conference & Health Fair fAValanie 12 noon y 10, 2004 15:00 and ask to speak with rar. Jdress listed below, or call ase tear off the bottom portion Care Available ful interactions This conference is designed to assist those caring for someone with memory loss. Topics will include.. e Safety interventions TESOUTCES e Care for the caregiver yreee Plesct www EMERITUS com 1340 North Washington Blvd. Ogden, UT 84404 Emeritus Estates _4ue Lunch Provided de Validation techniques 0 Seating of th 801-737 Name Phone # Address # of Attendees Please check box if Adult Day Care Service needed during conference [___] Assisted Living and Alzheimer’s Community ~ yea fe. Seen ec ‘ce , 4AT or at «> eae » —_ ce’ 78 ees * 7 ‘ 4\ tet /ore ~* &4.* pees * ’ 6 fe _—" ° . _ Family Caregiver Conference & Health Fair This conference is designed to assist those caring for someone with memory loss. Topics will include... e Safety interventions e Care for the caregiver e Validation techniques e Nutrition for a healthy mind e Creating moments of joy, meaningful interactions Short Stay and Adult Day Care Available Seating is limited and admission is free. Please tear off the bottom portion of this flyer and mail or drop it off at the address listed below, or call 801-737-1230 between the hours of 9:00 and 5:00 and ask to speak with the conference registrar. Deadline for Registration is May 10, 2004 May 15, 2004; 9am te 12 noon Barbeque Lunch Provided Emeritus Estates 1340 North Washington Blvd. Ogden, UT 84404 www EMERITUS com Name Phone # Address # of Attendees Please check box if Adult Day Care Service needed during conference [__| ATTENTION: Together In Christ Youth Choir Rehearsal for Together In Christ Youth Choir Will be Saturday, 08 May 2004 At 10:00 am At Calvary Baptist Church 1090 South State Street Salt Lake City, Utah All youth are encouraged to come out and join Contact James Jackson, Jr. @ 801.580.0356