Program Eighty-Third Annual Session NATIONAL BAPTIST CONGRESS CHRISTIAN EDUCATION eee Dr. TF. Oscar Chappelile, Sr. .. 2... Mrs. Florence R. Stanley . Dr. John H. Corbitt eee OF ecw ees President Secretary | Auxiliary To The NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION, Dr. T. J. Jemison Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson ST. LOUIS, U.S.A., INC. President Secretary | MISSOURI June 20-24, 1988 Four-Year Theme: “DEVELOPING WORKERS FOR CHRISTIAN 1988-89 Emphasis: “Training Church Members” SERVICE” Program Eighty-Third Annual Session NATIONAL BAPTIST CONGRESS CHRISTIAN EDUCATION OF Dr. T. Oscar Chappelle, Sr. ....... cc .... ccc wee e ee President Mrrs...Florence. R. Stanley...............ccccccccccsces Secretary Deis Th. Conte’. eee oP ae Ce ON OS A, Dean Auxiliary To The NATIONAL Drs Bei et SOUMAMON Dr. W. Franklyn BAPTIST asic CONVENTION, owe cece ep acceccces cniunatink President Richardson.......................0.. Secretary ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI June 20-24, “DEVELOPING U.S.A., INC. 1988 Four-Year Theme: WORKERS FOR CHRISTIAN 1988-89 Emphasis: “Training Church Members” SERVICE” PROGRAM OF THE 83rd ANNUAL OF NATIONAL SESSION THE BAPTIST CHRISTIAN | CONGRESS OF EDUCATION Dr. T, ‘Osedt. Chappelle, Sh: sus. c dg cies ca od wee came g wes ae ¥e President Dr. A. oon. Lincoln James, Sr. Mrs. Florence R. Stanley MiGs, PE Bat, Ore PA OVE Secretary £.hs wa ewadkde vaca ds one oe de os cen Hee ween nee Treasurer ter SON .. 352 oe cSt Dr. John H. Corbitt Dr. A. McEwen ............. 2c ccc ccc cee ee cece eee Secretary such iak ison ds Sone wean bee hae Assistant Dr, ‘Avery ‘Aldridge OO crevice sc cdc essetsccaess Vice President ek ae ore tec el Director General nade cee eaedbame ans Associate Director General 2.0.0... 0... Williams ce cc ccc ccc ee cee ee eee eees Dean ................ 000 cee we eees Associate Dean Dr. Joseph H. 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Franklyn Richardson 2 Director ............. 0.0.0 cece ce eee eee Secretary National Baptist Congress of Christian Education GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL HEADQUARTERS St. Louis, Missouri HEADQUARTERS HOTELS The Clarion St. Louis The Sheraton St. Louis EXECUTIVE OFFICES St. Louis Convention Center REGISTRATION Registration Fees (Please Note Carefully there are some changes in some fees) Sunday Schools, Baptist Training Unions, Usher Boards, Musical or Missionary Organizations functioning in a regular Baptist Church ........... $25.00 Qualifying three delegates, $5.00 for each additional delegate. COMBINATION of Sunday School and Baptist Training Union ........ Qualifying six delegates, $5.00 each additional delegate. CUASS"“A) (GHIURGCHES (2000042 32 golnleun oO. a0tineiet edi A $75.00 Qualifying ten delegates, $3.00 each additional delegate. This may be a combination of the S.S. & BTU, etc. Churches Representing with $150.00 may send an unlimited number of delegates. However, voting will be limited to 25 delegates. TY Ot Mar, OE Dt ONIN, the «tayo cn ee eosiat acs oe 2 Oo ad alatinte | $5.00 Distnet; City: or ‘County Organization: 0. 8 2. cc a's ees $100.00 Qualifying three delegates, $5.00 for each additional delegate. State -Congresses :or.Convefitions 228, 000.0 2. eh cmles : i. wel $150.00 Qualifying three delegates, $5.00 for each additional delegate. PASTORS PLEASE NOTE Pastors paying $35.00 will receive a package containing thirteen or more ad- dresses, speeches, etc., including the President’s, Dean’s and other General Assembly Addresses. PLEASE DO NOT include with the church’s registration fee. However, each Pastor should be a delegate on the church’s regular Registration Enrollment Letter. National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 3 CREDITS AND CERTIFICATES Credits and Certificates for the completion of regular Standard Leadership Training courses will be issued by the National Baptist Congress of Chris- tian Education of the National Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc. All students enrolled in these courses will be required to be in class for a minimum of ten teaching hours. In addition, students must attend an Afternoon Seminar in the Division in which class enrollment is taken for a minimum of eight hours. Students will also be required to demonstrate proficiency in their respective fields of endeavor, based on their participation in the activities of the class and Afternoon Seminars to which they are assigned. Attendance at the General Assembly Sessions is also essential. Persons who meet the admission requirements may be assigned to any course they choose as long as classroom space is available; however, no credits will be awarded students who are not officially assigned to the class they attend. No credit for the same course will be counted more than once toward a certificate. Students are required to wear badges in classes. All persons who are looking forward to a Certificate of Progress this year are advised to report to the Dean’s Office before Wednesday, noon during the Annual Session. Be sure to bring all ctedit cards and certificate papers that you have earned to date. Delegates are urged to hold on to their credit cards and not leave them with anyone or in any office. The Congress will not be responsible for any cards or other credentials. HOW TO OBTAIN CERTIFICATES OF PROGRESS Changes have been made by the Department of Christian Education of the Sunday School Publishing Board, and have been incorporated into our National Congress program. All students enrolling in the National Baptist Congress of Christian Education with the intention of qualifying for Certificates of Progress must first enroll in the Core Curriculum courses. They are Course #105, “The Old Testa- ment: Its Contents and Values”, and Course #128, “The New Testament: Its Contents and Values:’ The First Certificate Of Progress PHASE I Courses Required to Complete The First Phase of the Certificate of Progress Program are: 1. The Old Testament: Its Contents and Values ......... Course No. 2. The New Testament: Its Contents and Values ........ Course No. 105 128 3. How To Read and Study The Bible ................. Course No. 104 eens Course No. 201 ee eee eee . 0c eee.... 4. My Christian Beliefs ........ Note: All participants enrolling in the first phase of the Certificate of Progress Program are required to select two (2) elective courses in their area of religious interest. Total number of required courses for the first phase: six (6). Students who wish to obtain the First Certificate of Progress must take at least three (3) of the six (6) courses in the National Baptist Congress. A $5.00 fee is required. 4 National Baptist Congress of Christian Education PHASE II The Second Certificate Of Progress Courses Required to complete The Second Phase of the Certificate of Progress are: To seSee OT TRIS ACU re ee hae cea pica a Course No. 2. tie CODES aud Tien WiCSSaee ou. sate ac ey es Course No. 3. History of the National Baptist CONVENTION. Ulm 0G a Pee Pe OR eae bes Course No. 154 106 316 Note: All participants enrolling in the second phase of the Certificate of Progress Program are required to select three (3) elective courses in their area of religious interest. Total number of required courses for the second phase: six (6). Students who wish to obtain the Second Certificate of Progress must take at least three (3) of the six (6) courses in the National Baptist Congress and must also present evidence of having obtained the First Certificate of Progress. A $5.00 fee is required. PHASE III The Third Certificate of Progress Courses Required to complete the Third Phase of the Certificate of Progress Program are: ORME EATS iil 2 Bapust Doctrine... C4. IG ie dics nl ads ww dened holden Course No. 206 Ae God OCT Oi wet | Course No. 209 Note: All participants enrolling in the third phase of the Certificate of Progress Program are required to select four (4) elective courses in their area of religious interest. Total number of required courses for the third phase: six (6). Students who wish to obtain the Third Certificate of Progress must take at least three (3) of the six (6) courses in the National Baptist Congress and must also present evidence of having obtained the First and Second Certificates of Progress. A $5.00 fee is required. PHASE IV Courses - The Fourth Certificate of Progress Required to Complete Progress Program are: the Fourth Phase of the Certificate of L. History, of the, NEGro Sniede 6 sug. su is, Gere oie kg ce ces Course No. 315 2. Organizing the Church for Christian Education ...... Course No. 403 Note: All participants enrolling in the fourth phase of the Certificate of Progress Program are required to select four (4) elective courses in their area of religious interest. Total number of required courses for the fourth phase: six (6). Students who wish to obtain the Fourth Certificate of Progress must take at least three (3) of the six (6) courses in the National Baptist Congress and must also present evidence of having obtained the First, Second, and Third Certificates of Progress. A $5.00: fee is required. National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 5 Each delegate has the responsibility to keep up with his/her credit cards and Certificates of Progress. The Congress does not assume that responsibility. Do not bring photostatic copies of these documents to the Congress. Bring actual credit cards and Certificates of Progress. ALL CREDIT CARDS MUST BE PRESENTED at the time the application for Certificates is filed. Do not raise question of LOST CARDS at Congress time. Take this matter up with the Dean during the year when Congress is not in session. REPEATED COURSES ARE NOT COUNTED TOWARD ACCREDITATION. NO CARDS certification. ISSUED BEFORE 1975 WILL BE HONORED toward Select your courses with great care to assure greatest benefit. Consult your dean when you are in doubt. QUALIFICATIONS FOR NEW FACULTY MEMBERS The National Baptist Congress of Christian Education is constantly seeking highly qualified individuals to serve on the Congress Faculty. Persons who feel that they qualify to serve on the Congress Faculty should note the following: 1. Send a typed resume to the Congress Dean—Dr. John H. Corbitt, 600 E. McBee Avenue, Greenville, S. C. 29601. 2. Non-Pastors should include a written recommendation from their pastor, State Congress President and/or State Convention President. 3. Pastors should include a written recommendation from their State Con- gress President and/or their State Convention President. 4. Each faculty member must be a member of a church that represents Class A (at least Class $75.00) in the National Congress. 5. Each faculty member must be listed on the registration letter as an official delegate from his/her church. 6. Each faculty member is appointed by the Dean for a period of one year. 7. Each faculty member is expected to carry out the rules, regulations, and guidelines of the Congress. CLASS TRANSFERS Each student desiring to transfer from one class to another is required to pick up his old classification slip from his former instructor and submit it to the supervisor of his division at the close of the first class session and secure from the supervisor a slip admitting him to his new class. No transfers will be approved after the first day of class. UNLESS THE ABOVE OUTLINED PROCEDURE FOR MAKING TRANSFERS IS FAITHFULLY OBSERVED, IT WILL BE IMPOSSIBLE TO GIVE PROPER CREDIT TO STUDENTS WHO TRANSFER FROM ONE CLASS TO ANOTHER. \ 6 National Baptist Congress of Christian Education MORNING COURSE OFFERINGS Courses of the Standard Leadership Curriculum, coordinated in the Na- tional Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc. through the Sunday School Publishing Board are offered. This will permit persons who also take courses in State and District Congresses, Institutes, and other Leadership Training Schools, to continue their work in the same general training program. Courses are grouped into 12 (twelve) Divisions as follow: General Division, Bible Division, History and Basic Studies Division, Adult Leaders Division, Administrative Leaders Division, Sunday School and B:T.U. Administrator’s Division, Fine Arts Division, Children’s Leader’s Division, Young People’s Leader’s Division (Age 21 and Over), Youth Division (Age 13-22), Special Projects Division and Advanced Studies Division. All courses will be offered in the mornings only—Tuesday through Friday. Because the standard for class attendance is ten hours, plus attendance in the Afternoon Seminars, it 1s important that delegates to the Congress prepare to remain at the Congress through Friday in order to secure credit for the course. AFTERNOON SEMINARS The Congress program offers Seminars each afternoon, Tuesday through Friday. Each delegate who is assigned to a course in the mornings is simultaneously assigned to the same Division for the Afternoon Seminars. The purpose of the Afternoon Seminars is to relate the general emphases of the Congress to the work which the delegates do in their churches, and to enhance their perspective and overview the Church’s educational program. For this purpose, the Resource Book and the Study Guide specially prepared for the Congress are basic. In addition, discussion material will be culled from the Dean’s Keynote Address, the President’s Address, and the General Lectures in the morning General Assemblies. Each delegate is to report to his Division Assembly in the afternoon, where there will be a general presentation which will draw together the salient material from the morning general assemblies, the resource material, and the interests of the persons enrolled in the respective Divisions. Following this brief general presentation, delegates will be assigned to smaller groups for further discussion of the materials. ADMISSION TO CLASSES Each delegate is required to submit a classification slip to the instructor upon entering a class. The slip may be secured from the Classification Committee on presentation of a receipt issued by the Finance and Enrollment Committee. Admission to each class is limited by space available or by the character of the course offered. | TEXTBOOKS Textbooks may be purchased from a special Congress Bookstore set up near National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 7 the registration area. No textbook will be accredited that does NOT appear on the Dean’s Official List or that has not been certified in the Dean’s Office. NO SELLING OF TEXTBOOKS OR OTHER MATERIAL WILL BE PERMITTED IN CLASSROOMS EXCEPT BY SPECIAL PERMISSION FROM THE DEAN. SPECIAL PROJECTS DIVISION The Special Projects Division offers work in three categories. They are: Category I Projects which require a particular interest of skill, but with no other prerequisites and with no additional enrollment fee aside from the regular registration fee. THE ENROLLMENT COMMITTEE WILL ENROLL THESE STUDENTS WITHOUT REFERRAL TO THE DEAN’S OFFICE. Foreign Missions Workshop Pastors’ Division Ministers’ Wives Division Category II Projects which require a particular interest or skill and also a specific fee aside from the regular registration fee. Persons in these special projects will pay registration fee in the Special Project. ! Contemporary Ministries Workshop Youth Rally Soh ior 6 Oy Sa? BE .............. 00.0 ce cece eee $5.00 WEP OTS FD WS Ce UG 6.00 Organizing and Maintaining a Church Library/Media Center ..... 5.00 The Lucie E. Campbell Workshop on Church Music ............. 10.00 Seminar’ for ‘Deans and +Presidéfits 009. 20 5 2.25009. 2200 SEBO. 5.00 Introduction to Sign Language/Organizing a Ministry to the Deaf . 5.00 Workshop for Church Secretaries and Clerks .................... 10.00 Children’s Ray: . acs Ue. yl ch ia) og Retest Lee Seis oR «ad A Rees 4.00 Allen Jordan Laymen’s Seminar ................. Fee to be announced Category Ill Projects which require specific academic prerequisites and/or a special registration fee. ASSIGNMENT TO THESE PROJECTS IS MADE ONLY IN THE DEAN’S OFFICE. Laboratory: School acfextiatis a tiendvs at botnet uk woreda io ADVANCED STUDIES $5.00 DIVISION This Division is designed for persons who have completed at least the third Certificate of Progress. ASSIGNMENT TO THESE PROJECTS IS MADE ONLY IN THE DEAN’S OFFICE. Section. .I—Jernigan Lecture. Series. .....6.:..-.s.0t0 2 00) eae een enes $5.00 Section IIJ—Christian Education Administration Workshop ....... 5.00 8 National Baptist Congress of Christian Education Section I]—SkKi Shopo.). Section [V—Superintendent’s TAG Clinic Oa eA sit, ............ 0... ccc eee eee eee 5.00 5.00 SEMINAR/WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION (Admission—Duration—Completion) Category I FOREIGN MISSIONS WORKSHOP This workshop is open to all who have a genuine interest in the Great Commission and who accept it as the first duty of the Church. | PASTORS’ DIVISION The Pastors’ Division is open to ministers and other interested persons. It is designed to offer information and inspiration to ministers. Two General Seminars, one each in the mornings and afternoons, enable the speakers to relate to all of the persons in the Division. Several smaller Seminars enable the ministers to deal with specific issues related to the work of the church and the minister. There is no prerequisite for enrolling in the Pastors’ Division, although there are many ministers who choose to enroll in other courses in the Congress. Because of the nature of the Pastors’ Division, there is no terminus or final standard for “completion” of the work. Persons who desire credit may apply for them, with credits awarded based on participation in one of the smaller Seminar Groups. The ministers voluntarily contribute a fee which is helpful to the Congress. MINISTERS’ WIVES DIVISION This Division appeals primarily to Ministers’ Wives and Widows who have recognized needs related to their particular position in the Church. The program consists of two major study emphases or “classes?’ held in the mornings, and related to the specific or general interests of ministers’ wives. In the afternoon, two Discussion Groups relate to the general themes of the Congress. Participation in the Ministers’ Wives Division is encouraged for those persons whose needs are in line with the objectives of the Division. Other persons may enroll in the regular Congress courses. There is no “terminus” for the work of this Division, as the emphases may change from year to year. Credit cards will be issued to those who seek them, based on participation in a morning class and an afternoon discussion group. National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 9 Category II CONTEMPORARY MINISTRIES WORKSHOP The discussions in this project will be especially useful to those who contemplate a religious vocation of any type, and not necessarily the pastorate. That would include work in city missions, campus ministries, directors of religious education, teaching, specialized chaplaincies, and the pastorate. After completing four years in this workshop students may bring their course cards to the Dean’s Office and apply for the Advanced Certificate. This should be done by Wednesday of the Congress. YOUTH RALLY Participation in the Annual Youth Rally to be held on Friday is to include all young people between the ages of 12 and 22. All participants who register for courses will follow the same procedures as other delegates. They will receive a Youth Rally Badge from the Registration Committee. Participants are required to register with $6.00, which qualifies them for participation in the Youth Rally and entitles them to a Youth Badge. Song Sheets, and a copy of the Pageant, can be purchased for $1.00 each. Delegates who enroll in the Youth Rally will attend morning classes to which they are assigned. In the afternoon they will participate in the Youth Rally rehearsals instead of a discussion group. ORGANIZING AND MAINTAINING A CHURCH MEDIA CENTER LIBRARY/ This workshop is open to all persons interested in starting a library or improving the services of such a library already in existence. After completing four years in this workshop students may bring their course cards to the Dean’s Office and apply for the Advanced Certificate. This should be done by Wednesday of the Congress. THE LUCIE E. CAMPBELL WORKSHOP ON CHURCH MUSIC This project is open to choir directors, church musicians, choir officers and all who are interested in the presentation of good church music. After completing four years in this workshop students may bring their course cards to the Dean’s Office and apply for the Advanced Certificate. This should be done by Wednesday of the Congress. SEMINAR FOR DEANS AND PRESIDENTS Open to state and district Deans and Presidents, and others interested in the administration of congress and institute work. It is not designed to prepare workers for these positions, but to help those who are already serving. After completing four years in this workshop students may bring their course cards to the Dean’s Office and apply for the Advanced Certificate. This should be done by Wednesday of the Congress. 10 National Baptist Congress of Christian Education INTRODUCTION TO SIGN LANGUAGE/ORGANIZING A MINISTRY TO THE DEAF Open to persons who have an interest in ministering to the deaf and hard of hearing. This project will provide the fundamentals of sign language and also deal with ways to organize a ministry to the deaf in the local church. After completing four years in this workshop students may bring their course cards to the Dean’s Office and apply for the Advanced Certifi cate. This should be done by Wednesday of the Congress: WORKSHOP FOR CHURCH SECRETARIES AND CLERKS This is a four-year program which seeks to upgrade church secretaries and clerks in many of the skills of church administration. The project is designed for people who have the basic skills of office work, but have limited experience in or knowledge of the church office. There will be demonstrations of the use of office machines other than the typewriter and the advantages they open up to churches. Also, there will be discussions of the peculiar demands of a congregation upon the church secretary and/or clerk. To help offset the additional administrative cost, a fee of $10.00 will be required to enroll in the Church Secretaries and Clerks Workshop. After completing four years in this workshop students may bring their course cards to the Dean’s Office and apply for the Advanced Certificate. This should be done by Wednesday of the Congress. CHILDREN’S RALLY A Children’s Rally will be held each day from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Children ages 6-12 are invited to participate. A fee of $4.00 will be charged. The children will be preparing for a special children’s rally on Friday night. ALLEN JORDAN LAYMEN’S SEMINAR This seminar is for lay leaders in the local church who are interested in strengthening the ministry of the laity. Category III LABORATORY SCHOOL The Laboratory School offers a four-year program designed to provide observation privileges and teaching experiences under guidance for delegates who are teachers and leaders of children through the intermediate ages, and who are serving as Instructors and Supervisors of Children’s Work in their Local Church, District, or State. Those who complete the four-year course will be awarded the Advanced Congress Certificate from the Children’s Division of the Congress. Those receiving the certificate will be required to submit a written report on the National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 11 teaching of children in the individual’s own Local Church or area of denominational responsibility, to pass an oral examination by the Committee on Advanced Certificates, and to demonstrate proficiency in the teaching of children. Admission to the Laboratory School will be limited to those who bring credit cards received in completion of requirements for a 2nd Certificate of Progress. To help offset the additional administrative cost, an additional enrollment fee of $5.00 will be required to enroll in the Laboratory School. Apply to the Dean’s Office. After completing four years in this workshop students may bring their course cards to the Dean’s Office and apply for the Advanced Certificate. This should be done by Wednesday of the Congress. ADVANCED STUDIES DIVISION The Advanced Studies Division offers work in four areas. They are: JERNIGAN LECTURE SERIES The Jernigan Lecture Series is designed for persons who have completed the third Certificate of Progress and who want to continue attending the Congress for advanced study. There are four categories with each category having a lecture in the morning and a lecture in the evening. These categories are General Studies, Biblical Theology, Christian Ethics, and Black Studies. When a person has completed four years in one category, he/she may study for another four years in another category. After completing four years in this workshop students may bring their course cards to the Dean’s Office and apply for the Advanced Certificate. This should be done by Wednesday of the Congress.- CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION WORKSHOP The Workshop will provide a four-year program designed especially for those who carry administrative responsibility for Christian Education in their local Church or Denominational area. It will seek to improve their vision and skill through informal training and practice under guidance in the planning and evaluation of a Christian Education program for the church. Those who complete the four-year course will be awarded an Advanced Congress Certificate from the Congress. Those receiving the certificate will be required to submit a written report on a plan of operation for the individual’s own Church or area of denominational responsibility, to pass an oral examination by the Committee on Advanced Certificates, and to demonstrate proficiency in the administration of Christian Education. Admission to the Christian Education Administration Workshop will be limited to those who bring their credit cards received in completion of requirements for a Third Certificate of Progress. Enrollment in the Workshop will be limited to 100 or not more than an 12 National Baptist Congress of Christian Education average of 25 in each Workshop Group. To help offset the additional administrative cost, an additional enrollment fee of $5.00 will be required to enroll in the Christian Education Administrative Workshop. Application should be made directly to the Dean’s Office. After completing four years in this workshop students may bring their course cards to the Dean’s Office and apply for the Advanced Certificate. This should be done by Wednesday of the Congress. SKILL SHOP The Skill Shop will offer a four-year program designed to develop and demonstrate the use of creative skills in the program of Christian Education. Special attention will be given to the use of these skills in connection with special emphases, such as Christian Stewardship, Missions, Evangelism, Family Living and also special days. Those who complete the four-year course will be awarded an Advanced Congress Certificate. Those receiving the Certificates will be required to submit a written report on the use of the creative skills in the individual’s own Church or area of denominational responsibility, to pass an oral examination by the Committee on Advanced Certificates, and to demonstrate proficiency in three specific skills or one combination skill. Admission to the Skill Shop will be limited to those who bring their Credit Cards received in completion of requirements for a Third Certificate of Progress. Application should be made directly to the Dean’s Office. An additional enrollment fee of $5.00 will be required to enroll in the Skill Shop. After completing four years in this workshop students may bring their course cards to the Dean’s Office and apply for the Advanced Certificate. This should be done by Wednesday of the Congress. SUPERINTENDENTS’ CLINIC The Superintendents’ Clinic is a four-year program designed to give new skills in administration and planning to superintendents and other leaders in Christian education. Those who complete the four-year course will be awarded an Advanced Congress Certificate. Those receiving the Certificates will be required to submit a written report on the use of the creative skills in the individual’s own Church or area of denominational responsibility, to pass an oral examination by the Committee on Advanced Certificates, and to demonstrate profi- ciency in administration and planning. Admission to the Superintendents’ Clinic will be limited to those who bring their Credit Cards received in completion of requirements for a Third Certificate of Progress. Application should be made directly to the Dean’s Office. An additional enrollment fee of $5.00 will be required to enroll in the Superintendents’ Clinic. National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 13 | After completing four years in this Clinic students may bring their course cards to the Dean’s Office and apply for the Advanced Certificate. This should be done by Wednesday of the Congress. 14 National Baptist Congress of Christian Education PROGRAM TUESDAY, JUNE 21 Tuesday Morning 8:00 a.m. CLASS PERIOD ....... Special Projects....... Advanced Studies to 10:30 OPENING PLENARY SESSION 11:00 a.m. Praise and Song Service .......... Dr. J. Robert Bradley, Tennessee 11:10 OFFICIAL ..... OPENING PRESIDENT 11:15 a.m. Devotional and PTR sia siasiig'o 11:30 Special Music 11:40 DEAN’S Memorial Period gturacumepeliik Magi 4:30 dvb Rev. H. J. Cook, Illinois ohael's 4 6k « Rev. Rafe M. Taylor District of Columbia Announcements Tuesday 3 ......... oie se.cc eins os ox: soscocess Dr. John H. Corbitt, South Carolina Special Music to PRESIDING KEYNOTE PEPER 2:30 p.m. Dr. T. Oscar Chappelle, Sr., Oklahoma President, National Baptist Congress of Christian Education Afternoon Seminars Adjournment Afternoon ..... Special Projects ..... Advanced Studies Tuesday Evening PLENARY 7:25 p.m. Praise and Song Service 7:35 p.m. Devotional Period 7:50 p.m. ooo oo in che wh Welcome Program CONGRESS PCT sinc Rev. Dr. J. Robert Bradley, Tennessee Dr. Odie M. Hoover, Frederick O. Bass, III, Alabama Jr.,. North Carolina .....5..55. 056005 o> St. Louis Local Committee cen. SERMON ONe bas. id .......... ............. PPT ROSDORSS voieawh SESSION 2... a ee Dr. Moses Javis, Florida ........ Dr. Roscoe D. Cooper, Jr., Virginia Reelin Bode allt Dr. Leon M. Bray, Virginia wc. Music Announcements WEDNESDAY, Adjournment JUNE 22 Wednesday Morning 8:00 a.m. to CLASS PERIOD ....... Special Projects ....... Advanced Studies 10:30 National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 15 PLENARY SESSION 10:45 Praise and Song 11:00 Devotional Period | 11:15 to 11:30 Service .......... ................ Rev. W. E. Whitaker, Kansas ............ The Lucie E. Campbell Church Lecture .....c#cse >. wan veka ss Dr. Joseph ss was wy Kine 056 4 Sd ew Afternoon Seminars 4:30 Music Workshop H. Williams, New Jersey ode Rev. Negil McPherson, Announcements Wednesday Bradley, Tennessee James D. Peters, Colorado Music Music to Rev. enn PO 2:30 p.m. Dr. J. Robert Nebraska Adjournment Afternoon ..... Special Projects ..... Advanced Studies Wednesday Evening PLENARY “BOOKER T. WASHINGTON NIGHT” 7:15 p.m. Praise 7:30 Devotional Period 7:45 College Hour 8:45 SPECIAL MUBIC. 9:00 FEATURE ADDRESS and Song SESSION Service .......... Dr. J. Robert ..................... ............. Bradley, Tennessee Led by College Workshop Rev. T. Oscar Chappelle, Jr., Oklahoma . oc ceetebstee ed ecacions The Lucie E. Campbell Church Music Workshop ................ The Honorable Cleo Fields, State Senator, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Music Announcements THURSDAY, Adjournment JUNE 23 Thursday Morning 8:00 a.m. to CLASS PERIOD ....... 10:30 Special Projects ....... Advanced Studies Dr. J. Robert Bradley, Tennessee PLENARY SESSION 10:45 a.m. Praise and Song 11:00 Devotional Period AILOFRALE Service .......... ............. Rev. L. E. Hightower, New Mexico bo cdi ccc ccc cence ccc cceseess 11:20 Broerens ROBOT 11:40 SPECIAL 11:50 EDUCATIONAL SERMON ........ Rev. J. Paris Wilson, Michigan POT OAS suc ene ae area ee wes Rev. Charles T. Smith, Louisiana Music 16 MUSEO. oa pres cioc Rev. France A. Davis, Utah SG4L56. ches eee e weave aw aaa Dr. C. N. Adkins Sunday School Publishing Board Vv diac wy... The Lucie E. Campbell Church Music Workshop Announcements National Baptist Congress of Christian Education Adjournment Thursday Afternoon 2:30 p.m. to Afternoon Seminars ...... Special Projects ...... Advanced Studies 4:30 Thursday Evening PLENARY 7:25 p.m. Praise and Song Service 7:35 an SESSION .......... Dr. J. Robert Bradley, Tennessee Se Oe NR, Rev. Calvin Mims, Tennessee Reports of Auditor, Secretary, Treasurer Processional of Convention and Congress Presidents, Officers, and Congress Board Members : Procession of Colors CREE LES. ANNUAL 2.0. PCC, OO Dr. T. J. Jemison, Louisiana President, National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. MESSAGE ...... Dr. T. Oscar Chappelle, Sr, Oklahoma President, National Baptist Congress of Christian Education Music Announcements FRIDAY, JUNE Adjournment 24 Friday Morning 8:00 a.m. to CPi PEMIIO) oc ac ccs Special Projects ....... Advanced Studies 10:30 PLENARY SESSION 10:45 Praise and Song Service .......... 11:00 Academic Processional ..,....0°..-.. 11:10 PAVOCALION ....). . idinwnacs2 il cs Dr. J. Robert Bradley, Tennessee tee inom rep Alternate 11:15 eee, 11:30 Commencement | PROPIIAEes” 12:00 p.m. MART ORG Se eB Address The Class of 1988 Rev. A. F. Thomas, Texas The Lucie E. Campbell Church Music Workshop ...... Dr. Stanley P. Pettaway, Connecticut os Fh pAA i Birwnten o bos s Dr. Charles Walker, Philadelphia Presentation of Awards, Sunday School Publishing Board Presentation of the Class of 1988 ............ Dr. John H. Corbitt, Dr. A. McEwen Music South Carolina Williams, Tennessee Announcements National Baptist Congress of Christian Education Adjournment 17 Friday Afternoon 2:00 p.m. to Afternoon Seminars ..... Special Projects ..... Advanced Studies 4:00 4:30 Congress Board Meeting .......................... Clarion Hotel Friday Evening 6:45 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Children’s Rally ....................... Mrs. Doris Terry, Director Paocessional «nwa ceccncnccens Sati cet do Bec cte f Pageant ANNUAL YOUTH RALLY Under the Direction of the Youth Division o f the Congress Supervisor, Special Projects .................... Dr. Andre Owens Supervisor, Youth Division .................... Dr. James S. Allen Director .. 0... ccc cnc cece cece, Mrs. Dianne Jemiso n-Pollard Assistant Director ...........:.....2...... Mrs. Bettye J. Wagner Miusie'Directorsoh. S220NR 7. ATs Rev. Kenneth Ulmer Assistant Music Director ......................... Delo Thedford MWMCIBR red dw walniepaiies 646 d4'e ka oax oe ew toy .. Bernar d Williams MUSICIAN: ib. hoe ec cc wee, Doreatha Wade Wilkerson Drama Director ......... 000. cc..0 cece cece 00 ee. Dorothy Chaney Assistant Drama Director ............................. Lula Sirls Drama Assistant ..... 0.00.00. cece eee ec cece. Kathy Cross Lema Astistant: ooo te ee as, Maxine Vance Registrar ..ii amos 00 c¢ seh. ... .. ook. Gladys Phillips Assistant Registrar ............................. Sandra Johnson Assistant Registrar ............................... Annie Bullock Arrangements and Facilities ....................... Argie Sanders Special Assistant Registrar .......................... Lonnie Ross Processional SPECIAL MUSIC Special Youth Rally Offering Music PAGEANT 10:00 p.m. Period of Commitment and Prayer 0:30 Formal Closing of the 1988 Session Recessional 18 ..... Dr. T. Oscar Chappelle, Sr., Congress President National Baptist Congress of Christian Education GENERAL DIVISION Supervisor: Dr. Shelvin J. Hall, IL Coordinator: Mrs. Wilette Criggler, MO Assist. Mrs. Coordinator: Dula Brock, UT Lecturer: Dr. Anthony Campbell, Seminar Leaders: Rev. W. J. Calvin, WI Mrs. Thelma Harston, IL Mrs. Ruby M. Hillman, OH MI Mrs. Mary V. Hurst, LA Attorney James Lassiter, NC Mrs. Ethel R. Mars, IL Rev. William O. Mays, CO Mrs. Marjorie Olive, IL Mrs. Kathleen Powe, MI Rev. John H. Rouse, IL Mrs. Pauline Walker, FL Mrs. J. W. Washington, TX Meeting Place—Sheraton Hotel 910 North Seventh Street 231-5100 Office Soulard Room Assembly— Plaza Ballroom Course No. 201 Section [| 201 Section II 206 Section [ 206 Section II 209 Section [| 209 Section II 209 Section III 216 Section [ 216 Section II 226 Section [| 226 Section II 226 Section III 252 254 312 501 Meeting Place Ballroom Ballroom Center West Ragtime Room A Ragtime Room B Laclede Room Eads Room Chouteau Room Field Room Lindbergh Room ; Grant Room Lee Room Lewis & Clark Room Twain/Clemens Room Ballroom East (Front) Ballroom East (Rear) South Lounge National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 19 201 My Christian Beliefs 206 Christian Stewardship Instructor(s) Foundations of Biblical Faith, by Draper—Broadman Press (1) Dr. Kenneth A. Bowen, WI (2) Dr. Elliott Cuff, NJ Creative Stewardship, by Cunningham, Abingdon , Press (1) Rev. James. R. Banks, II, NY (2) Dr. Charles T. Bullock, NC. 209 Baptist Doctrine Baptist Beliefs— by Mullins—Judson 216 Educational Task of The Church (1) Dr. Paul A. McDaniel, TN (2) Dr. Stacy R. Shields, TN (3) Rev. Asriel G. McLain, MI The Teaching Church At Work, by Blazier—Abingdon Press 226 Missionary Education in The Local Church (1) Ms. Elizabeth G. Boyce, SC (2) Mr. George Espy, Jr., LA The New National Missionary Study Guide by Ross & Williams Women’s Covention 252 Problems of Teenage Pregnancy in The Black Community (1) Mrs. Victoria H. Roberts, KY (2) Mrs. Oreatha Stadom, FL (3) Mrs. Walterine Stribling, NY 254 Problems of The One-Parent Family 312 Ecumenism: NBC, USA, Inc. Working With Other Christian Groups 501 The Christian Message To Our Present Day World Dr. Otis A. Corbitt, SC Being a Single Parent, by Bustanoby Zondervan Books Dr. Frances G. Carroll, IL Rev. Tyrone Pitts, N-Y. Living At The Edge Of Faith by Reimer—Judson Press Rev. Everton C. Hawkins, MI National Baptist Congress of Christian Education Course No. 20 Course GENERAL DIVISION Textbook BIBLE DIVISION Supervisor: Coordinator: Assist. Coordinator: Lecturer: Dr. Charles A. Tunstall, AL Rev. R. L. Edwards, TX Mrs. Verdis McMichael, SC Dr. A. Lincoln James, Jr., VA Mrs. Mary Ann Cole, AR Dr. Hazel Gettis, MO Dr. W. E. Givens, Jr., SC Dr. Charles E. Glover, IA Seminar Leaders: Mr. Curtis Hunter, NC Mrs. Amy J. Reed, LA Rev. Herbert J. Reid, NY Mrs. Susie J. Rembert, AL Rev. Sylvester S. Rogers, NEV Mrs. C. B. Singleton, GA Dr. Charles E. Thornhill, WI Mrs. Marie B. Love, TN Meeting Place—The Chase Park Plaza Hotel 212 N. Kingshighway 361-2500 Assembly—Tue/Wed/Thur: Office—Colonial Course Fri: Chase Club/Regency 1 Meeting Place No. 105—Section 105—Section 105—Section 105—Section 106 118 128—Section 128—Section 128—Section 128—Section 131 154—Section 154—Section 159 170 Khorassan C I II III IV I II III IV I II Chase Club (Front) Chase Club (Rear) Regency Room Coach Room Mr. Sam’s Room Palladian Room Khorassan C Khorassan C Khorassan C Khorassan C Zodiac Room Khorassan A (Front) Khorassan A (Rear) Starlight Roof (Front) Starlight Roof (Rear) National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 21 Course The Old Testament Textbook God’s Word B. C. by Wade Standard Publishing The Prophets Old Testament Prophets, Then & Now, by Efrid—Judson Press 118 The Psalms—Proverbs, —Tyndale Press 128 The New 13] Letters of Paul The Church of Power, by Jones, SSPB 154 Jesus And Jesus Speaks Today by Hunter, Broadman Press 159 The 170 Women Testament His Teachings Parables of Jesus In The Bible (1) (2) (3) (4) Co. 106 Psalms Instructor(s) by Kunz and Rev. M. F. Brewster, AR Rev. J. B. Outlaw, TN Dr. W. O. Wells, FL Rev. Howard D. Coleman, Rev. Steve C. Chew, Shell The New Testament: An Introduction for the General Reader, by Cullman Westminster Press Dr. Curtis (1) (2) (3) (4) FL IL J. Cofield, MS Dr. Charles S. Brown, OH Rev. Spurgeon C. Crayton, NY Dr. Reuben H. Green, TN Dr. Amos G. Johnson, MI Rev. Tom E. Diamond, FL (1) Dr. Earl C. Cotton, CA (2) Rev. Bennie R. Mitchell, GA The Parables of Jesus, by— Buttrick—Baker Book House Rev. Robert L. Baynham, KA Women Mrs. Elnora B. Fullwood, MD Through Concordia Press the Bible, by Taegee— National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 105 BIBLE DIVISION 22 Course No. HISTORY AND BASIC STUDIES DIVISION Supervisor: Dr. C. C. Craig, NC Assistant Coordinator: Lecturer: Dr. Lawrence Rigsby, TN Dr. Henry C. Gregory, III, DC Ruth Turner, TN Coordinator: Mrs. Seminar Leaders: Rev. Roosevelt H. Austin, MI Mrs. Mary L. Burton, NEV Dr. G. Coleman, KY Mrs. Mabel Jones, IL Mr. Edward Miller, UT Rev. Cornelius D. Powe, MI Rev. James M. Rogers, Sr., NV Rev. Ervin D. Ward, AL Rev. Walter Rodgers Brown, Rev. Harold J. Butler, MO Jr., IN Meeting Place—Pleasant Green Baptist Church 1220 Pruitt Place 535-7548 Assembly—Sanctuary Office—Room #7 Course No. Meeting Place I 104 Section 104 Section I 104 Section III 104 Section IV 104 Section V 104 Section VI 170.1 . 310 314 315 316 330 510.1 Prayer Room (Front) Prayer Room (Rear) Dining Room Upstairs Foyer Assembly Hall (Front) Assembly Hall (Rear) Sanctuary (Front) #4 Room #5 Room Sanctuary (Rear) #6 Room Balcony (Left) Balcony (Right) | National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 23 £4 Course No. uonwoONp”Y UBIISLIYD Jo ssomsuoD isndeg feuoneny 104 Course How HISTORY AND BASIC STUDIES DIVISION Textbook I Read and Study The Bible Instructor(s) How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth, by Fee-Zondervan Press (1) Dr. Isaac Singleton, Sr. IL (2) Rev. Moses Javis, FL (3) Dr. J. L. Armstrong, TN (4) Dr. W. G. Williams, KS (5) Dr. T. H. Rankin, NJ (6) Dr. Granveile Smith, MI 170.1 310 History of Women In Religion Sisters In The Spirit by Andrews—University Protestant Reformation Press The Protestant Reformation— by Hillerbrand—Harper & Rowe 314 History of Baptists 315 History of the Negro Church In America Dr. Evelyn Brooks, Rev. Howard PA Johnson, AL Dr. William L. Banks, PA The Negro Church in America,/The Black Church Since Frazier—By Frazier and Rev. Stevenson Tullis, AL Lincoln Shocken Publisher 316 History of the National Baptist Convention USA, INC. Profiles of Black Georgia Baptists —by Wagner, Bennett Bros. Printing Rev. Clarence M. Wagner, 330 The Holy Spirit Gifts of the Spirit by Baxter Kregel Publications Rev. Matthew V. Johnson, IL $10.1 NBC: Promotion Housing Projects and Development of Dr. C. W. Noble, Sr. GA ADULT LEADERS DIVISION Supervisor: Coordinator: Assistant Coordinator: Lecturer: Rev. L. M. Curtis, CA Rev. Lawrence L. Kirby, WI Mrs. Valeria S. Henderson, VA Dr. F. D. Sampson, MI Seminar Leaders: Dr. Charles B. Burgs, TN Mrs. Henrietta Davis, AL Rev. Levi G. Davis, AR Rev. B. Weneth Davis, Bahamas Dr. Willie Joe Davis, AL Rev. Josephus C. Delly, TX Seminar Leader Emeritus: Dr. Eddythe Dixon, Dr. John England, OH Rev. Billy J. Johnson, KS Dr. Melrose Nimmo, TX Dr. H. B. Percy, NJ Rev. Larry Ware, IO MI Meeting Place—Washington Tabernacle Baptist Church 3200 Washington Avenue—533-8763 and Washington Metropolitan AME Zion Church 613 N. Garrison Avenue—534-9906 , Assembly—Sanctuary, Washington Tabernacle Office—Men’s Lounge, Washington Tabernacle (Note: The Afternoon Seminars will all be held at Washington Tabernacle) Course No. Meeting Place 217 Section I 217 Section II 227 Section I 227 Section II 231 233 237 248 286 286.2 WASHINGTON TABERNACLE Balcony (Left) Balcony (Right) Sanctuary (Left) Sanctuary (Right) Lower Level (Left) Lower Level (Right) Kindergarten Room Library Primary Room Room #I Downstairs 287 288 289 298 Section I 298 Section II 5i1 | | WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN _ Sanctuary (Front) Sanctuary (Rear) Balcony Basement Chapel Fisher Parlor National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 25 Course Textbook 217 Home and Church Working Together Christians In Families—Fairfield CLC Press 227 The Program of the Missionary Society 231 | The Ministry of Church Nurses 233 Bus Ministry and Outreach 237 Home Missions, NBC, USA 248 Ministering To Married Couples 286 286.2 287 : Understanding Adults 289 298 511 (1) Mrs. Maude R. Toney, WI (2) Rev. Roosevelt Wright, Jr. LA Woman’s Missionary Society Guide by Bennett, S.S.P.B. | | (1) Mrs. Claudette C. Cureton, SC (2) Mrs. Geraldine O. Moore, AL_ Guide for Church Nursing, by Faulkner Mrs. Luberta Weatherall, IL —Faulkner Books The Bus Ministry, by Crutcher—SSPB —_ — Young Adult Work Working With Adult Christians Who Are Single — The Work of Ushers The Church and Politics | _ Rev. Jerry Moore, Jr., D.C. The Ministering Couple, by Nelson Mr. Nelson Pierce, OH Understanding Today’s Adults— Rev. Tom H. Jones, CO Broadman Press Coleman Convention Press Mrs. Dorothy Pierce, OH _ eae’ Programs For Senior Citizens Methods and Materials For Adults 7 Rev. Frederick Dempts, FL | Organizing and Maintaining Special : 288 Instructor(s) | Participation Training for Adult Education, by Bergevin and McKinley— Rev. L. E. Hightower, NM x Young Adults: A Call to Dialogue, The Challenge of Single Adult Ministry, by Johnson—Judson Press — Usher’s Manual, Parrott—Zondervan Publishers — | Christian Ethics and Political Action, by Nester—Judson Press _ 'S . Dr. Sudie Ethel Tatum, WI Bethany Press by Montgomery—Libra Press | | | e Rev. Mozelle Scruggs, WV sl | National Baptist Congress of Christian Education Course No. DIVISION Dr. Ernest D. Williams, Jr., NY _ a | 7 (1) Dr. C. O. Jackson, SC (2) Dr. Robert Porter, MN | Rev. Ronald B. Packnett, MO 26 ADULT LEADERS’ ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERS DIVISION Supervisor: Dr. F. O. Hockenhull, Coordinator: Mrs. Muriel B. Boyd, LA Assistant Coordinator: Mrs. Marian Lecturer: Dr. Robert Seminar Leaders: Rev. Willie C. Bacon, OH Mrs. Marie Ballard, MI Rev. Fred L. Crouther, WI MI Hockenhull, MI Bailey, MI Rev. Stacy Hopkins, KS Rev. John H. Mathis, TN Mrs. Freddie M. Palmer, AL Rev. James O. Short, TN Dr. Joseph Sutton, MS Rev. Rafe Monroe Taylor, DC Mrs. Annie Bell Washington, TX Mr. William James Wilson, WV Meeting Place: Third Baptist Church 620 North Grand Avenue 533-7340 Assembly—Sanctuary Office—Reading Room Course No. 223 223 292 292 293.1 Section Section Section Section Meeting Place I II I II 293.2 297 402 Section I 402 Section II 403 Section I 403 Section II 403 Section III 406 Section [I 406 Section II 412 Section I 412 Section II Fellowship Hall (left) Fellowship Hall (right) Sanctuary (Front, left) Sanctuary (Front, right) Room 220-221 Room 300 Room 303 Room 2 Room 4 Chapel Rooms 16-18 (Green Room Sanctuary (Rear) Sanctuary (Balcony) Sanctuary (Balcony) Johnson Hall (left) Johnson Hall (right) National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 27 omen Course Textbook 223 Christian Education in a Large Church 292 DIVISION Instructor(s) Leadership Education in The Local Church Christian Education and the Year 2000, by Brown and Prentic—Judson Press (1) Rev. N. E. Owens, IL (2) Ms. Patricia Williams, MO Learning to Lead, by Robbins— Broadman Press 293.1 Leadership in the Group (1) Rev. Allen Stanley, NY (2) Rev. Earl Francis, BAHAMAS Christian Leadership, by Powers, Broadman Press Mrs. Edna Fisher Grafton, TN 293.2 Supervision and Guidance Be a Leader People Follower—by Hocking Ventura Regal Books Mrs. Ethel Gordon, SC Natl. Bapt. Manual of Leadership Rev. Saul S. Williams, NY 297 Area Programming For Christian Education Education and Curriculum Guide, Jones—SSPB 402 403 Christian Education in the Small Church Organizing the Church Education 406 for Christian Vacation Bible School Administration Developing Christian Education In a Smaller Church, by Brown—Abingdon Christian Education Handbook, Powers—Broadman Press Financing the Work of the Church by (1) Dr. Edgar W. Bratton, WA Press | (2) Mrs. Hughetta Whittaker, MD (1) Rev. Walter Malone, KY (2) Rev. Lloyd Hall, Jr., KS (3) Dr. Odell McGlothian, The ABC’s of VBS, Standard Printing 412 by by Daniel The Tithe, Challenge or Legalism, by Johnson—Abingdon Press Sr., TN (1) Mrs. Ada M. Smith, MI National Baptist Congress of Christian Education ADMINISTRATIVE LEADERS (2) Mrs. Mary E. White, DC (1) Dr. William E. Hights, CA (2) Dr. York Williams, AR 28 Course No. — SUNDAY SCHOOL Supervisor: & BTU ADMINISTRATORS DIVISION Rev. Benjamin D. Snoddy, SC Mrs. Lillie B. Small, LA Coordinator: Coordinator Emeritus: Rev. Matthew E. Neil, NJ Assist. Coordinator: Rev. Kenneth Allen, PA Lecturer: Rev. Roscoe P. Cooper, Seminar Leaders: Mrs. Bonner, Louise Jr., VA OH Mrs. Rubye W. Carter, TN Rev. J. H. Flakes, Jr., GA Mrs. Louis Lilley, NY Rev. A. L. Owens, Dr. OH James E. Palmer, NC Dr. Alonzo B. Patterson, Rev. Matthew Smith, AR Jr., AK Rev. Willie Thornton, Jr., MI Meeting Place—Marriott Pavilion Hotel One Broadway 421-1776 Assembly—Pavilion Ballroom Office—Pavilion Suite 3 Course No. Meeting Place 267 295 295 295 295 479 480 680 680 Senator Suites Salon C Salon D Salon A Salon B Ft. San Carlos Suite | Ft. San Carlos Suite II Pavilion Suites I/II Salons E/F/G Section [ Section II Section III Section IV Section Section 401 Section 401 Section 401 Section [ II [I II III Envoy Room Diplomat Room Consul Room National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 29 295 401 479 480 680 SUNDAY SCHOOL & BTU ADMINISTRATORS’ Textbook Involving Children In The BTU (NBC) The Manual and (NBC) Involving Adults In The BTU (NBC) The Manual For The Nurture For Baptist Churches’ Program—Jones, Townsend Press The Manual For The Nurture For Baptist Churches’ Program—Jones, Townsend (NBC) Mrs. Dennie E. McAfee, IL Press Manual for Sunday School by Dinkins, SSPB Involving Youth In The BTU Administering The BTU For The Nurture For The Superintendent Plans His Work, Jones—Judson Press Organizing and Administering The Sunday School Instructor(s) Baptist Churches’ Program—Jones, Townsend The Superintendent His/Her Work DIVISION by (1) (2) (3) (4) Mr. Walter Jacobs, MO Dr. Joseph L. Griffin, CA Mr. Russell V. Ford, MO Dr. Arthur F. Manning, PA (1) Ms. Doris H. Oliver, FL (2) Mrs. Lynette Haynes, CA (3) Dr. Veda Felder, TX Mrs. Hazel McLean, Rev. P. E. Henderson, NC J r, OH | Press The Manual For The Nurture For Baptist Churches’ Program—Jones, Townsend Press (1) Dr. Justin D. Marks, Jr., IN (2) Mrs. Mary L. Gardner, OH National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 267 Course 30 Course No. FINE ARTS DIVISION Supervisor: Dr. Wendell T. Liggins, CO Coordinator: Rev..L. Assistant Coordinator: Mrs. Doris Montgomery, Lecturer: Dr. Henry J. Lyons, FL Seminar Leaders: Mrs. Elsie Banks, OH B. Adams, TX MI Rev. Willie J. Garth, MS Rev. Eugene C. Tillman, GA Mrs. Mary H. Timmons, Rev. Odell Waller, OH TX Mrs. Zelpha M. Whatley, IL Rev. T. Orestus Wilson, Instructors Emeritus: PA Mrs. Mary L. Robinson, TN Mrs. Flossie Ford, OH Meeting Place—Galilee Baptist Church 4300 Delmar Blvd. 531-6390 Assembly—Sanctuary Office—#4 Room Course No. 218 Section I 218 Section II 221 222 224 234.1 241 242 Section I 242 Section II 243 244 - Meeting Place Sanctuary (Rear) Sanctuary (Front) Sanctuary (Lower Level) #6 Room Ushers Room Sanctuary (Choir) Sanctuary Back Area Fellowship Hall Basement West Room (Upstairs) #7 Room National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 31 Ways of Teaching FINE ARTS DIVISION Textbook Instructor(s) Basic Teacher Skills, by Rusbuldt—Judson Press (1) Mrs. Romeo D. Woods, MD (2) Mrs. Mary Jean Jiles, WI 221 Story-Telling In Christian Education Make that Story Live, by Ensing—John Knox Press Rev. Victor L. Roland, IL 222 Ideas for Church Ministry To Youth & Strategy For the 80’s, by Roadcup—Standard Publishing Co. Rev. Lawrence H. Evans, AR 224 Planning And Leading In Christian Worship Writing Your Own Worship Materials—Sparkman—Judson Press Dr. Darrel Rollins, VA 234.1 Christian Evangelism Evangelism on Purpose, by Rusbuldt— : Judson Press Dr. R. Otha Gillyard, MI Dramatics In Christian Spiritual Growth through Drama, by Barragar—Judson Press Mrs. Florence S. Arnold, 241 Recreation Education 242 Music In Christian Education Christian Education Thru Music by Lunde—Evangelical Teacher 243 Great Hymns Of The Church: Their Origin & Meaning 101 Hymn Stories, by Osbeck Kregal Brooks Interpreting Negro Spirituals Deep River, by Thurman—Friends United Publishers SC (1) Mrs. Grace Burt Taylor, MO (2) Mrs. Inez C. Caston, CA Ms. Lillian E. Campbell, MO | National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 218 Course Dr. J. Wendell Mapson, Jr., NJ 32 Course No. CHILDREN’S DIVISION LEADERS Mrs. Mabel S. Gee, MD Supervisor: Rev. John R. Wheeler, DC Coordinator: Mrs. Celestia H. Fraction, MN Assistant Coordinator: Rev. Gabriel S. Lee, Jr., OH Lecturer: Seminar Leaders: Mrs. Loretta Henton, IL Mrs. Margaret Clark, KS Mrs. Louise A. Morman, WI Mrs. Ethel Fitchett, MD Mrs. Idella F. Watson, AL Mrs. F. M. Harris, TN Meeting Place—Central Baptist Church 2843 Washington Avenue 533-0747 RESOURCE CENTER Instructor: Mrs. Sharlee Williams, KS Instructor: Mrs. Katherine Saunders, MO Assembly—Sanctuary Office—Room #2 (Downstairs) Children’s Rally—Sanctuary CHILDREN’S RALLY STAFF Director: Staff: Mrs. Doris Terry, GA Ms. Bernice White, MO Mrs. Helen L. Bonney, IL LAB SCHOOL Ms. Cassandra Jones, TX Ms. Bessie L. Ward, MO Director: Assistant Coordinator: Mrs. Rosa Means, TN I Mrs. Mary Davis, MD Instructor, Section Instructor, Section II Instructor, Section III Instructor, Section IV Mrs. Hannah M. Basley, MS Mrs. Florence C. Thompson, AL Mrs. Catherine J. Wheeler, DC Course No. Meeting Place 250 256 257 258 259 260 262 263 264 265 266 I Lab School, Section Section II Section ITI Section IV Resource Center #1 Room (Upstairs) Little Class In The Corner Gym (Front) #2 Room (Upstairs) #3 Room (Upstairs) Gym (Rear) #3 Room (Downstairs) #4 Room (Downstairs) #4 (Upstairs) #5 (Upstairs) #6 (Upstairs) Chapel—Sanctuary Building Chapel—Sanctuary Building Chapel—Sanctuary Building Chapel—Sanctuary Building Choir Room—Sanctuary Building National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 33 Textbook DIVISION 250 Home And Church Working Together You Can Have a Family Where Everybody Wins, by Gaulke—Concordia Press Mrs. Bernice P. Borden, OH 256 Understanding Children The Strong Willed Child, by Dobson— Tyndale House Dr. Margaret B. Little, AL ZaT Teaching Children Children and Conversation, by Ingle— Mrs. Edwynna P. Harris, MO On Behalf of Children, Mrs. Violet A. Patterson, OK Broadman 258 Church Ministry To Children Press by Linda Isham— Judson Press 259 Planning Children’s Work Whom God Chooses: The Child in the Church, by Sundguist—Westminster Press Dr. Savannah C. Jones, AL 260 Use Of Bible With Children Living The Bible With Children, by Furnish —Abingdon 262 When Children Worship Devotions for the Children’s Hour, Mrs. Mable T. Lyles, VA by Taylor, Moody Press | Ms. Doretha N. Jenkins, AZ 263 Nursery Children Child Behavior, by Ilg and Amer— Harper Row Publishers Mrs. Greta B. Ross, MO 264 Kindergarten Children Teaching Kindergarten, by Beechick—Accent Books Mrs. Dorothy J. Polk, MD 265 Primary Children Teaching Primaries, by Beechick— Accent Books Mrs. Bernice Stafford, OK 266 Teaching Juniors Teaching Juniors, by Beechick— Mrs. Winifred L. Harris, KY Accent Books of Christian Education Instructor(s) National Baptist Congress Course CHILDREN’S LEADERS 34 Course No. YOUNG PEOPLE’S LEADERS DIVISION Supervisor: Dr. George C. McCutchen, Coordinator: Mrs. Edyth Assistant Coordinator: Mrs. Lecturer: Rev. LeRoy K. Jordan, OK Seminar Leaders: Mrs. Gladyce Baldwin, KS L. Jamison, OK PA Millie Lake, MI Rev. J. Lee Davenport, OK ‘Mrs. Mary Huffman, AL Mrs. Jacquelin Elaine Neal, IN Dr. Bryon G. Ragsdale, TN Mrs. Carolyn J. Spight, MI Ms. Barbara D. Strothers, NJ Seminar Leader Emeritus: Mrs. Ella Snipes, TN Meeting Place—West Side Baptist Church 1314 Marcus Avenue 535-9002 Assembly—Sanctuary Office—Adult Room Course No. Meeting Place 234 251 268 269 271 273 274 Section I 274 Section II 276 Section I 276 Section II 277 279 280 282 299 Section | #1 Conference Room #4 Room #12 Room #5 Room Nursery Room Sanctuary (Choir) Sanctuary (Balcony) Sanctuary (Front-Left) Sanctuary (Front-Right) Sanctuary (Rear) #6 Room #7 Room #8 Room #10 Room Fellowship Hall 299 Section 421 II Lower Auditorium #11 Room National Baptist Congress of Christian Education _ 35 YOUNG PEOPLE’S LEADERS DIVISION Course Textbook Instructor(s) 234 Youth Evangelism Taking Discipleship Seriously, by Sine—Judson Press Dr. Marguerite Moore, CA 251 Preparing Youth For Christian Marriage Marriage Readiness, by Wood— Broadman Press Rev. Bobby Joe Tolbert, MI 268 Helping Christian Youth Choose A Vocation Youth Ministry, Making and Shaping Disciples, by Jones Mrs. Cloteal Williams, AR 269 Understanding Youth Youth’s Search for Self, by Reynolds Broadman Press Dr. J. Van A. Winsett, PA 271 Drug Abuse And Our Youth My Child on Drugs, by Gallup— Standard Books Mrs. Mary Hights, CA 273 Teaching Youth Teaching Teens the Truth, by Griffin— Broadman Press Mrs. Joyce Justice, KS 274 Organizing And Maintaining Youth Fellowship Youth Ministry in the Church, by Watson —Broadman Press (1) Mrs. Hattie Mae Tolbert, AL (2) Rev. Dewitt Rowland, OK 276 Helping Young People Develop Christian Beliefs These Things are Written, by Effurd John Knox Press (i) Mr. Lawrence McKellar, Sr., OK (2) Mrs. Rosemary E. Hunt, MO 277 Leading Youth In Worship Worship Celebrations for Youth, Mr. Richard Johnson, LA Teaching Junior High’s Teaching Junior Highers Mrs. Marian Pledger, OH 280 Teaching Senior High’s Youth and Values, by Elder— Mrs. Nellie Gilmore, 282 How To Organize A Ministry To College Students In The Local Church 279 299 421 The Youth Director And His/Her Task Boy Scout Administration by Brown—Judson by Johnson—Accent Press Publishers Broadman Press National Baptist Congress of Christian Education No. DC. Dr. William E. Flippin, GA Youth Ministry in the Church, by Watson—Broadman Press (1) Dr. Fredda Witherspoon, MO (2) Mr. James H. Lockett, Rev. Donis Myers, PA Jr., MS 36 Course YOUTH DIVISION (Ages 13 Through 22) Meeting Place: Clarion Hotel 200 South 4th Street 241-9500 Division Office: River Room Supervisor: Coordinator: Assistant Coordinator: Assistant Coordinator: Music Instructor: Dr. James S. Allen, PA Rev. Curtis Herron, MN Mrs. Ina Hayes Shaw, MI Mrs. Sam Ella Bowden, TN Mrs. Gertrude Ribbins, OH Section I—Ages 13-15—Assembly: Mississippi-Illinois Ms. Karen Aldridge-Sims, MI Director: Lecturer: Dr. Benjamin S. Baker, TX Coordinator: Rev. Zollie Webb, IL Mini Course Instructors: Meeting Place 1. Mrs. Bonnie J. Evans .... 0... Phe e, .gkiveel) “bai 2. Mrs. Mary Jo Evans, TX: eae. ws ae) 3. Rev. ‘Trnitt:Evatis :Abint e.o oa. sisson 4. Mrs. Dellavikeeiwi).. 2s ees iis 35.50 5. Mri: Michael’ Ly: Thomasie'ns .......... WI Thomas, Denise 6. Ms. Yvonne ie ei 8. f6 7. Rev. John' Cooper Jr, CAC ..... ........... NJ 8. Rev. Calvin McKinney, 9. Rev. Oscar Benjamin Howard, OK ........ 10. Rev. Kelvin M. Turman, MA .............. 11. Rev. Michael A. Noble, CT ............... 12. Rev. Michael Moore, NY ................13. Rev. Gregory F. Smith, KY ............... 14. Rev. “Averil E. Royal, RS... 6... 15. Mr. George Andrew Byrd, Jr., NC ......... Mississippi-Illinois Mississippi-Illinois Mississippi-Illinois Mississippi-Illinois Mississippi-Illinois South Exhibit Hall South Exhibit Hall South Exhibit Hall South Exhibit Hall Jefferson D Jefferson E Jefferson F Jefferson A West Jefferson A East Jefferson B West 18. Ms. Eunice Marie Love, TX .............. 19. Rev. Melvin Lawrence Grimes, MO ........ Jefferson C West Outpost Room 0s. ony e405 ds 16. Rev. B. L. Chandlers Mal meueo & ere: oer 17, Rev: A. Ac Cee eS Tee ae Jefferson B East Jefferson C West Mini Course #1—Baptist Beliefs: Baptism (Tuesday) Mini Course #2—AIDS—A Christian Perspective (Wednesday) Mini Course #3—How Can I Be A Better Christian? (Thursday) Mini Course #4—Bible Study: (Friday) The Beatitudes, Matthew 5:3-11 Note: There will be a film each afternoon on the above topics. National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 37 Section II—Ages 16-22—Assembly: Missouri-Meramec Director: Mr. Lecturer: Rev. Melvin Coordinator: Rev. Timothy L. Careathers, NY Lucious Powell, AR Brown, DC Mini Course Instructors Meeting Place 1. Rev. George M. Howard, Sr., IA........... 2. Rev. Richard L. Pearson, MO............. 3. Mrs. Verdie R. Robinson, MI.............. 4. Mrs. Jo Berne Shedwin, TX .............. Missouri-Meramec Missouri-Meramec Missouri-Meramec Missouri-Meramec 5. Mrs, Doris Wheatley; 6. Dr. Charles Whitlow, 7. Rev. Shellie 8. Mrs. Mary Sampson, Heyland, IN“@. OH © 0.28) 6220"... ................ CA ................. Jr., NY ............ 9. Ms. Jemell McVicker, WI ................. 10. Dr. Ceasar A. W. Clark? Jr., TX 2.3. oT... Il; Dr. Earnest B: Wilson" ALS Joi. Wir o... 12. Mrs. Johnetta E. Kelly; D@iei8s ovinegence . .. 13. Rev. Forrest..E...Harris,. TN . . . .0chewe iceaae 14. Dr. John Modest Miles, MO .............. 15. Mrs. Ada M. Harvey, VA Mini Mini Mini Mini Course Course Course Course NOTE: ................. Missouri-Meramec Spirit of St. Louis East Spirit of St. Louis West Lewis East Lewis West Clark East Clark West Field Frontier Hickock Boone #1—Am I Saved? (Tuesday) #2—Baptist Beliefs: The Lord’s Supper (Wednesday) #3—AIDS: A Christian Perspective (Thursday) #4—Bible Study: The Beatitudes, Matthew 5:3-11 (Friday) There will be a film shown on the above topics each day. SECTION III—College Workshop Assembly—Choir Rehearsal Rivergate Room Discussions: Atrium B/C Director: Lecturer: Rev. T. Oscar Chappelle, Jr., OK Rev. Chris Jackson, MO Music Instructor: Mr. Assistant Music Instructor: Mrs. Velma E. Larry, CA Mini Course V. Michael McRay, TX Instructors: 1. Rev. Frank Byrdwell, Jr., WA 2. Mrs. Mini Mini Mini Mini 38 Jacqueline Porterfield, Course Course Course Course MI #1—How Can I Make Christ Real in My Life? (Tuesday) #2—How to Read and Study the Bible (Wednesday) #3—Christian Dating (Thursday) #4—What About the Black Family (Friday) National Baptist Congress of Christian Education SPECIAL PROJECTS Division Office—Room DIVISION 254 Convention Supervisor: Dr. Andre Owens, Coordinator: Dr. J. Thomas Assist. Coordinator: Mrs. Francine Owens, DC Center DC Berry, SC I. WORKSHOP FOR CHURCH SECRETARIES AND CLERKS Meeting Place— Convention Center Rooms 120, 121, 122, 124, 125 1300 Convention Plaza 421-1023 Director: Mrs. Shirley Ellman, SC Instructors: Section 1—Mrs. Marilyn Fondren, IN “The Church Secretary/Clerk— A Partner In Ministry” Section 2—Mrs. Metta Humphrey, MI “Communication From The Church Office” Section 3—Ms. Carlotta E. Smith, AL “Finances And The Church Secretary/Clerk”’ Section 4—Mrs. Joyce H. Williams, KS “The Professionalism And Efficiency C: The Church Secretary/Clerk”’ Professional Development section—Ms. McClendon, II. NE, Instructor Brenda G. Payton “Introduction To Word Processing” CONTEMPORARY MINISTRIES WORKSHOP Meeting Place— Convention Center/Assembly: Room 1300 Convention Plaza 421-1023 Director: Rev. Samuel W. Hale, Jr., IL 271 Meeting Place KS—Room 271 Section 2—Rev. Barbara Hendley, NY—Room (Rear) 271 Seminar Leaders: Section 1—Mr. J. C. Washington, (Front) ‘‘Missions”’ ‘Administration”’ Section 3—Rev. William T. Capers, Room 250 ‘“‘Worship”’ Section 4—Mrs. Vivian Atkinson, Downstairs “Christian Education” National Baptist Congress of Christian Education Jr., SC— NJ—Room _ II] 39 Ii. LUCIE E. CAMPBELL Meeting Place— Director: Coordinator: Instructors: CHURCH MUSIC WORKSHOP Embassy Suites Hotel/Assembly: Ballroom 901 North First Street 241-4200 Mrs. Joyce M. Davis, CO Mrs. Luvenia Hartfield, MI Section 1—Mrs. Ruby Patton, GA—Room A “Composing, Arranging and Scoring for Unique Needs” Section 2—Mr. Michael G. Ford, TX—Roo m B “Church Music Literature” Section 3—Mr. Clinton Bean, OH—Room C “Choral and Orchestral Directing” Section 4—Rev. Ronald E. Terry, Sr.,. GA— Room D “Effective Church Music Leadership’ IV. FOREIGN MISSIONS WORKSHOP Meeting Place— Embassy Suites Hotel/Assembly: Terrace E 901 North First Street 241-4200 Director: V. ORGANIZING MEDIA VI. 40 Ms. Sandi McFadden, MO AND MAINTAINING A CHURCH CENTER LIBRARY/ Meeting Place— Director: Instructors: Convention Center/Room 270 Dr. Pauline Wade Tyson, MI Section 1—Mrs. Katherine A. Bennett, TN Section 2—Mrs. Mavis Posey, AR Section 3—Mrs. Juanita M. Sessions, AL Section 4—Mrs. Ola M. Duncan, TN SEMINAR NEW FOR DEANS AND NEW PRESIDENTS Meeting Place—Omni Hotel, One St. Louis Union Station 241-9500 Assembly— Illinois-New York Room Director: Dr. Juanita Simmons, MI Meeting Place Assist. Coordinator: Mrs. Alma Barnes, MS Instructors: Sect. 1: Dr. Geof frey V. Gunns, VA—Illinois Central “Introduction to Christian Leadership” Sect. 2: Rev. Enoch L. Jones, TN—New York Central “Certificate of Progress Program” Sect. 3: Dr. James H. Harris, VA—Wabash Cannonball “Your Congress As An Agent of Social Change” National Baptist Congress of Christian Education Sect. 4: Dr. Nathaniel J. Brockman, SC— Texas Special “Administering Your Congress” VII. INTRODUCTION HOW TO SIGN LANGUAGE/ TO ORGANIZE A MINISTRY TO THE DEAF Meeting Place—Radisson St. Louis Hotel, 9th St. & Convention Plaza Blvd., 421-4000 Director/ , Instructor: Sect. III: Ms. Charlotte Walker, SC— Natchez Room Instructor: Section II—Mrs. Estellvenia Sanders, IL Lee Room Instructor: Sect. I: Mrs. Ordarean Allen, MI—Benton Room VIII. IX. YOUTH RALLY Meeting Place—Clarion Hotel, 200 South 4th Street, 241-9500 Choir Rehearsal—Mississippi-Illinois Room Drama Practice—Lewis & Clark Room Evangelism—Spirit of St. Louis Room MINISTERS’ WIVES Meeting Place—Radisson St. Louis Hotel, 9th St. & Convention Plaza Blvd., 421-4000 Assembly Office Supervisor: Director: Coordinator: Instructors: Admiral Ballroom Office Room Dr. C. Albert Henson, CA Dr. Mary O. Ross, MI Dr. Myra Taylor, GA Section I—Mrs. Ballroom A/B Section II—Mrs. Ballroom Seminar X. Leaders: C/D Helen N. Henson, CA— Beulah M. Williams, TN— Mrs. Alma Delly, TX Mrs. Ann Mims, TN PASTOR’S DIVISION Meeting Place—Convention Center Assembly— Section B/C (First Floor) Director: Dr. William J. Shaw, PA Assist. Director: Rev. Anthony Robinson, MI Assist. Director: Rev. J. C. Wade, Coordinator: Registrar: Lecturers: Sr., NE _ Dr. Johnny K. Bryant, TX Dr. Daniel Hughes, MO Dr. C. A. W. Clark, TX Dr. A. Louis Patterson, Jr., TX National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 41 ADVANCED STUDIES DIVISION Supervisor: Mrs. Ruth Banks, NY Coordinator: Mr. Ernest L. Williams, La Assist. Coordinator: Mrs. Charlotte Wilson, MI Meeting Place— Omni Hotel, One St. Louis Union Station, 241-6 664 One St. Louis Union Station Division Office— Colorado Eagle Room A. JERNIGAN LECTURE MORNING SECTION SERIES— Lecture #1: ‘‘Old Testament Theology’’ Dr. John W. Ringgold, CA Lecture #2: ‘‘Christian Ethics (Christians and the Sexual Revolu- tion)’’ Dr. Riggins A. Earl, Jr., GA Lecture #3: Black Studies (The Black Family—P roblems Possibilities) Dr. T. Vaughn Walker, KY AFTERNOON and SECTION Lecture #4: General Studies—‘‘Biblical and Theol ogical Perspectives In Training Church Members—Theology Today’’ Dr. Maxie S. Gordon, Sr., SC Lecture #5: New Testament Theology Dr. Winfred H. Hope, GA Lecture #6: Christian Ethics (Christians—War & Peace) Dr. Eddie Marby, Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture Lecture #1: #2: #3: #4: #5: #6: IL Meteor Room Zephyr Rocket Room Dixie Flyer Room Meteor Room Dixie Flyer Room Zephyr Rocket Room B. CHRISTIAN ADM. WORKSHOP Director: Lecturer: Section #1: Dr. William H. Claiborne, MO Rev. Eric Mays, OK ‘‘Administration of Christian Education’’ Dr. Timothy F. Evans, IN Section #2: ““Leadership In The Local Church’’ Dr. Patricia Ann Gould-Champ, VA Section #3: ‘‘The Curriculum of Christian Educ ation in The Local Church’’ Dr. Augustus J. Pearson, KS Section #4: ‘“‘Housing & Equipment For Chris tian Education’? Rev. Robert Lewis Huff, IL 42 National Baptist Congress of Christian Education Section #1: Section #2: Section #3: Section #4: Assembly Jeffersonian Room Knickerbocker Room Burlington Route Midnight Special Burlington Route SEMINARS—INSTRUCTORS Seminar | “*The Minister and Community Leadership”’ Instructor, Dr. Phale D. Hale, OH MEETING PLACES Room 267 Room 260 Room 274 Seminar IV ‘‘Dimensions of Stewardship of the Eighties’’ Instructor, Dr. Clyde Adams, IN Room Seminar V *‘Black Church Administration’’ Instructor, Dr. Samuel B. McKinney, 276 Room 264 Room 263 Seminar II “*The Christian Church and Black Aspirations in the Eighties’’ Instructor, Dr. Samuel Austin, NY Seminar III ‘“Emerging Problems and the Christian Ministry’’ Instructor, Dr. S. Leon Whitney, Seminar VI *“Ministerial Ethics’’ Instructor, Dr. Frederick Seminar W. MI WA Strickland, IA VII **Evangelism’’ Instructor, Dr. Manuel L. Scott, Sr., TX Rooms Seminar 221, 262, 265, 266 VIII “The Church and The Family’’ Instructor, XI. Room 275 ALLEN JORDON LAYMEN’S SEMINAR Meeting Place Morning General Speaker: Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson, NY Afternoon SEMINAR I General Seminar Speaker: Dr. Warren Stewart, Sr., AR ROOTS AND GROWTH OF NATIONAL BAPTIST MEN’S WORK National History and Current Status of the National Baptist Laymen Program Instructor—Benjamin F. Moore, PA Discussion Leader—Dr. Willie Thornton, CA National Baptist Congress of Christian Education _ 43 SEMINAR II UNDERSTANDING THE DYNAMICS OF CHRISTIAN FAMILY LIFE Christian Laymen’s Relationship to Church, Family and Neighbors Instructor—Rev. Jewell Jones, KS Discussion Leader—Ernest SEMINAR III DIMENSIONS Pulpit-Pew Johnson, Missouri OF VIGOROUS Relationships, TEAM Dedicated WORK Service, Laymen’s Responsibility to the Church and Pastor, Amenities for the Pastor Instructor—Glen Chelf, New Mexico Discussion Leader—Eddie Taylor, OK SEMINAR IV BAPTIST DOCTRINES Equipping the Laymen for Understanding and Teaching Christian Doctrines in the Biblical and Baptist Perspectives Instructor—Dr. Odie M. Discussion Leader—Dr. SEMINAR V CHRISTIAN Hoover III, AL Melvin D. Bishop, AL STEWARDSHIP Major Utilization of Stewardship and Biblical Teachings—Ideas and Concepts in the Planning and Management of One’s Time, Talent, and Treasures Instructor—Rev. W. J. Ellis, Missouri Discussion Leader—Thomas Neely, Jr., Michigan SEMINAR VI THE LAYMAN AS A SOUL WINNER AND EVANGELIST The Biblical Foundation and Modern Applications of Mobilizing the Pew for More Effective Witnessing, Soul Winning, and Evangelism Instructor—Rev. W. T. Broadus, CA Discussion Leader—Ernest Tinsley, AR SEMINAR RESOURCE} PERSONS VII FOCUS ON TARGETED ACTION FOR JUNIOR LAYMEN Growing a Christian Personality Among Christian Young Men, Facing Problems of Interpersonal Relationships, Career Opportunities, Personal Witnessing, Keys to Finance Raymond Moore, TX Carlton Dennis, PA Alvin Fant, KS Harold Simmons, KS National Baptist Congress of Christian Education — Bob Hope Robinson, IL William Townsend, IL Nathaniel Scurlock, AL Rally will be excused (Junior Laymen who desire to participate in the Youth officially from the afternoon sessions). — Laymen’s Movement Mr. Walter Cade, Jr., President, National Baptist Mr. Eric Jackson, C. SKILL SHOP President, National Baptist Jr. Laymen’s Movement Meeting Place—Frisco Room Director: Mrs. Gloria J. Epps, NE Director Emeritus: Section #1: Section #2: Section #3: Section #4: D. Mr. H. T. Swain, NE ‘“The Use and Care of Audio Visual Aids’’ Mr. Beryl L. Preston, KS ‘‘Dramatic Production’’ Mrs. Hazel C. Nolan Scott, OH ‘‘Handcrafts and Construction’’ Mrs. Minnie C. Metoyer, TX Visual Aids’’ to Make ‘‘How J. Epps, NE Mrs. Gloria SUPERINTENDENTS CLINIC— Meeting Place—Missouri Pacific Director: Mr. Franklin D. Mills, Ml Instructor: Section #1—Mrs. Lorraine L. Alston, Counselor: Rev. Barbara Ingram, VA DEAN’S OFFICE PA STAFF—1988 Special Assist. to the Dean: Dr. T. Maynard Preston, KY Special Assist. to the Dean: Mr. Turner Hartfield, MI Special Assist. to the Dean: Dr. Troy Allen, MI Office Coordinator: Mrs. Lucille B. Bell, CA Rev. Marie Alexander, NY Rev. James SC Mrs. Mrs. Ellarine Hunt, TN Ola Mae Jordon, GA Mr. Harvey Ms. Mary A. Browder, AL H. Cokley, Rev. Oliver Cossey, IN Mr. Gary Munnings, BAHAMAS Randolph, Sr., AR National Baptist Congress of Christian Education 45 Ms. Margaret Thomas, TX Mrs. Menola N. Upshaw, CO Mrs. Odeal Williams, CA 46 National Baptist Congress of Christian Education NOTES NEW ZION BAPTIST Ogden, EIGHTH CHURCH Utah LOYALTY DAY Rev. L. K. Curry, Pastor “@) GUEST CHURCHES Calvary Baptist Church | Salt Lake City, Utah Rev. W. 1. Monroe 22... 2... ee eee cece cece cnet ee eeeteene eee _ Pastor Greater St. John Baptist Church Ogden, Utah Rey. Robert Adams Pastor We are journeying unto.the place of which the Lord said, | will give it to you; Come thou with us, and we will do thee good. Numbers 10:29 EIGHTH LOYALTY 3:00 DAY SERVICE P.M. OCTOBER 24, 1965 Auspices: Members and friends of New Zion Baptist Church Devotion A oo... eecceceeceeceeeeeeeneeeeeeeeeeee Deacons, Anderson Oc Processiomal ooo... Sister Martha New Zion Choir Scripture and Prayer oo... eccceccccceceeeceeecececeeeeee ee Rey. T. A. Maxwell Welcome Address .................... a a oon... SebeC HOM Sister Helen Knox eee eee ececeececeeeeceeeeeseeceseneesetentenee Calvary eee Baptist Church cece ceceeeececceeeecoesesceeceeiteeeteseeeese New Zion Choir SOPCCHION «2.0... en eeecece ce eneceseecnneececeeneeeneeescenececnnrecenesenees — CSCe) Sc Selection Speaker oe Calvary Choir Sister Vada ee Introduction of Speakers 200.000... Moderator ene B. Myles Calvary Baptist eceeeeccccececeeeeee ee Rey. L. K. Curry ceeeeeeeeeseeeteeeerereeesere... Rey. W. 1. Monroe ooo. oo ccccececcccccceeeeeteeeececceeeeeeeseeeeeee. Utah-Idaho Association Invitation 000. a ee Rey. L. K. Curry OU TET |: AnmouncementS Bemediction H. Graham cee ceeecceecesceesececceeeeecceeeetecececeeecseteseceeee All Choirs Tl (Tel C0) | RESPOMS@ & Bro. Bell ooo... cceccc ce cece cece coeceseseseseseceseeeeeceee coe ooo... ececceeceeseeececescesceeeecesesesceseceteeeeceeeeeecceseee WED Refreshments EEE“ in lower auditorium FINANCE Brother CAPTAINS Richard Felton Sister Queen Sister Clydies Finn Sister Mamie E. Dorby Sister Tommie Watkins Maxwell Sister Georgia Allen Sister Bina McCowan Sister Ella Barlin Sister Cornelius Anderson Sister Thelma Green YOUTH Cecelia Smith Johnny Carpenter SOCIAL Sister Willie Mae Sister Selma Allen, Chairman Sister Jimmie Hutchinson FINANCE Deacon Board COMMITTEE Sister Corin L. Bell Kelly COMMITTEE Bro. Bentley Christy, Chairman A SPECIAL The We Souvenir Programs are asking our members, will NOTICE be on a Special General two, one for They will be on sale in the vestibule. Chairman Co. Chairmen Price. those who do not have one, and all our friends to please buy one today or maybe a friend. Sale Qo. Sister D. C. _ .._....... Sister Ida Mae Taylor, Sister Emma Lee Brooks EIGHTH LOYALTY DAY 8:00 P.M. OCTOBER 24, SERVICE 1965 Auspices: Members and friends of New Zion Baptist Church YS)(0) | Deacons, Lee and McCowan re a en ke es Sister Ethel Washington Processional .............----..----.:-----ecee-ccceeeeeceeeeseeeeeeeeeeees: weeeeeeeeeeeeee- All Choirs Oe EEE eee New Zion Choir Scripture and Prayer 20000020 4 RRS Sa AM sia os ON Es ee Rey. 'T. A. Maxwell eee ee Greater St. John Welcome Address ..-----------c----cccece eeeeeeoeee Sister Modestine Carpenter RESONG Ch. -rccccec ceca eentcnsenuqetencenesescceaneseaesene diye ce)| Seen a oe Selection ii cca Sister Tommie snp Wendell Introduction of Speaker __..........02----2 trae John L. Bunn a Greater St. John eee Rey. L. K. Curry Pvitation ooo. eee A ee eee Rey. eee Report of Finance Captains .............. ——— Remarks St. i Speaker... See eee Greater Robert Adams Rey. L. K. Curry —- 220000 0..oooooeeoccccccececcceeceececececceeececeeeeeee Chairman, Sister D. C. Lee Rey. ANMOUNCEMCNES Benediction «nnn neve ee ........0.0..0..... 1seusistidanceatmoeypcesocnsndesgovuninenitiininiase Rey. L. K. Curry . L. K. Curry ORGANIZATIONS OFFICERS AND eceateetese Brother W. A. Allen ee ee Deacon board ee Deaconess Board ___...........22--.....----0+---20eeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees Sister Georgia Allen Brother Robert Brigham see casio, al. goin... Sunday: Schdold..2.20.. 2) ae General Missiat® ee 008 Sister Mary James ee Sister Jessie Crowder ee. 0808 Cee Usher Board _............200.-.2---cee-eceeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees Brother Jessie Tucker eeeeee eee eeeeeeeeee cee Master Winston White Jr. Usher Board _........0. 2220-2 a or Brother Calvin Jackson ane ee Willing Workers League .................-..------------------ Sister Bessie Malone en S| ST Combined Clrois': aaa ee 2) © 288", Os Sister Pearlie Sanders Brother Wardell Harper Gig Sister Jerrie Jackson PrimaryGheir sis deeessaetscclep..ngange--vicee-y---- oats levepeeneenes Sister Jimmie Bell Pastots Aid SOCIOUV: ooo cnc Male ‘Chorus hee een acs -—---supeepcessee Sh 2 Brother Richard Felton 2 Sister Vada B. Myles Financial Secretary .......--..--.-.2--.--- a Sister Ida Mae Taylor TreaSUrer oo... "Fee ag ec eeeceeeecec ee cec cece eeee cee eeeeeseeeenens Brother Bently Christy nclieccermmnce ee Brother Madion Carter ae an Brother Alfred McCowan Brother Otis Walton, Sr. Youth Director 2... cece. vooceeeeeeeeeeeeee: Sister Ethel Washington NOTE OF GRATITUDE With the cooperation of our members and our many, many friends and the leadership of God, we have emerged victorious in this struggle to secure adequate facilitis for Christian Worship and Service dedi- cated to God, for the saving of souls. This is an exhibition of what Christians can do when together under the divine leadership of God. they work A fullfilment of God's promise to his people, making full proof that God works through men. The workof our Church is far from being finished, but we are thankful to Almighty God, that we are here today, and by the help of God and the goodwill and cooperation of our members and friends, we shall go on until the work is done. We dare not go any further without pausing to thank Almighty God for sending us a leader, the Rey. L. K. Curry Which we appreciate very much. Since © time began, God has always provided great leaders for his people, We read in the bible where God provided Moses, a leader in his day. For all indication God has provided for the New Zion Baptist Church with a great leader. Rey. L. K. Curry To one and all thank you Chairman, Mrs. D. C. Lee New Zion Baptist Church Rey. L. K. Curry, Pastor SGD 5 CARDEN (CARRERE RAB) ~GRRRRATR> (5: <RSRD> £ GAC) <BR> CD RGR (ARR) RRR CP GR (5 GRAND (7 GEREN CCI (<BR) EER (1) SERA (PR () GEREN) EASELS (GRD Cj EARS ( 5) RE -( ) ASI: () E> CSR (TC 0 CHURCH DEDICATION SERVICES OCTOBER 19th THROUGH OCTOBER 26, 1958 NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 2935 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Rev. Benjamin Utah J. Washington, THE CLIMAX! Minister | DEDICATION DAY OCTOBER SERVICES 3:00 P. M. 26th Dr. Wendell T. Liggins, Dedication Speaker President, Western States Baptist Convention GUEST ARTISTS Mr. Theodore R. Reese Jr., Organist from Birmingham, Alabama Mrs. Bertha Faye Gibson, Soloist, from Los Angeles, California THE CHURCH AT THE GATEWAY “The Church That Was Built By Faith’’ SRP (RED (> SEARS ( ) UR (> RR () Ca ) GREER) ERE (2 “SERRE CD ERED (7 ERR (3 QAM () AEAGERGE> CCEA () CBR () <UL () <GRARENRD- () <C> (> <I> () ERRAND () RARE () REED () <ERAND () RIND ()-<RD- ) <a OD 0) CRB: (5 ase LEGEND Ground Breaking Services for this Church were held Sunday, May 16, 1954. The foundation was laid November 1954. The Cornerstone was laid October 31, 1955. The first service was held here Sunday, March 25, 1956. (Palm Sunday). Seating Capacity: 500 upper Auditorium 250 Lower Auditorium 8 Class Rooms 5 Utility Rooms Pastor's Study — Church Office — Choir Room Dimensions: 41 Ft. Wide, 111 Ft. Long Cost: Building, Ninety Thousand Dollars POrRISHINGS ee ($90,000) ( 11,000) Hours of Donated Labor _.......... ( 60,000) PURPOSE: To win souls to Christ and His way of life. To train men and women for Christian service. To help the Kingdom of Heaven to come on earth to more people. To prove that faith is man’s greatest asset. To these ends we dedicate ourselves. a ce. BROS. € > EID .. 6.) LOIRE. OE wearer ( \ eee. EE ee () <EE(se ¢ ) <ER\s ee () <EE.s Geena () <«2s Cima () <\) “Gam (:) <ee « ) Gee ( Pe. ( ) <> ( ) Se 6 ¢ 0 ee. (ee. fs cen EE ee ( ) <Eee ( ) <E2 RR ( ) <RD. (7 SSRN ¢ 2 (3) IS. GME (9 (3 ees. USSSA 1 1 ee. 6b () -COREEED- (') eee, GRRREGED- oo eee, () <GRERED> () ~~ <a CHIEN €) GEER () <G 2an.o) ow) a. ¢ \ ee SSaeee ( ) See > <> { ) <EE ee (-) <e \ ( ) <cee- ¢ ) oe. <2 6.) ~e. to ee ; 1 eee, ( > <a 6 eee ( ) <a () < ( ) <- ( ) <. ET ( 2 MONDAY, eee. ( 3 eee. a UN | PS « > SE. een OCTOBER SPLAT. ( ><a See (> ~<S> 20, re. ( > <> () a ( ) <> + REL \? Saar () <(9 Se ( ) | ) oe. eee 7) ONE. i ¢) <a. se 4) ae 9) 6 >. A. ‘7a ¢ ) Gee ¢) ae <a 1958 8:00 P. M. MISSIONARY SOCIETY 000000 YOUTH Guest Church, Pilgrim Baptist, Salt Lake City DEPARTMENT Devotions: Bros. George Anderson and W. A. Allen FPPOCOSSIOMIAY can oc vccenpescc aca nnpinedep tty cut i ecu, Pilgrim Choir, New Zion Aires BUENO, ae cle rgcntt acon nen esi Serer cna arise, Bey axttommsd so Pilgrim Choir Wreleome Mdditess 0000002. Miss Beverly Graham SCS 90) 6 | Pilgrim Church > | a a a a oe er New Zion Aires Paper: “We Dedicate Our Church To God” ..... Mrs. Edna M. Martin PESO TION 5 ce a tae ees et AL NS a Pilgrim Choir Presentation S60) 6 of Speaker Rev. L. D. Williams Invitation Offering Announcements - Benediction TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1958 8:00 P. M. USHER BOARD - DEACONS - LAYMEN’S UNION Guest Church, Embry Chapel A. M. E. Devotions: Bros. B. Christy and R. Felton FROCOSSIOUA (oo. o2 fe 2 ee Sec beweecseeavesccc nal ne a! Embry Chapel Choir Harmonettes ee eCAM we rane Aa I OD etd Embry Chapel Choir Welcome Address 20.00. cecccccccee00. coe coecececeeee .. ceecee cee. Mrs. Kosa Lee Flowers 603 ee ee rc ae Embry Chapel Church Ni Hd aro ee ak ae es oh an hie erie ce Harmonettes Paper: “We Dedicate Our Church To God” Mrs. Ferne E. Fort poner es ie hn SE “ee gee “eee Harmonettes DT SCHIO RL ois Sele i ai eteentmia alba ttre eeectty Embry Chapel Choir Presentation of Speaker PenMiOh 3200 7 het lin nial gt Enedeticalinea a t Rev. M. L. Shakespeare Invitation Offering Announcements > ( ) <D¢ ) <ES ¢ De ¢ ) ce. 5) ¢ bc. <7) - Benediction + 3 ore, <> -<Gim so eee, ¢ ><> 6 ( ><> AOSD. ( >< CD <)> eae ()-<ED6) <DT> a ¢ >A ¢ ) <ANEDa ¢ )<NRENDSS” ( ) <NED< 7 €) <GHENRIED-¢ ) RED ( ) <GHRREEND- () ERED € De ¢ ><> { ><> ( ) <> () <GEEEEND( ) <> () GREED () | GEREN () GRE () EOD le (en. ( >See fy ce ( ) ~<a sees ( ) <a Se Bt ( ) <Saee ¢ ) <(4 <4 ee. ee 9 ee. 1 eee, ¢ 6 eee ‘ir. > Ser «F <P eS ee ¢ 2 Seem «> aD (> TRE () <> (3 > 4. (9 <a Sw EER ~ WEDNESDAY, () ee SR ee ee fe SoS Barer, 3 QELS . een < > ea OCTOBER CD <UERED «De ( ) « ERED {> - (9 <TD (3 <e- ¢ ) GRE ( 5 GRD ee 9 <ceeee- ¢ 9 <0 Pe |S CR { ee, ~<ED fee ( > <> i ( ) <a 22, 1958 8:00 P. M. PROGRESSIVE CLUB - UPLIFTERS - WILLING WORKERS S150 | a Invitation Offering Announcements a cr rr Rev. W. I. Monroe - Benediction THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8:00 CHURCH SCHOOL - 23, 1958 P. M. B. T. U. - DEACONESSES Guest Churches: Griffin Temple and Wall Ave., Church of God In Christ Devotions: Bros. C. Hampton; D. C. Lee vce (est) a aaa State Choir and Smith Bros. Quartet BN Welcome cL BCR a pid pcg eo a oeeeemnie i Inns c ied eemetemsiceh tend’ Ss aca tal State Choir Address 22000000000 0....ce cece cece Mrs. Martha Hobson plats So Smith Bros. Quartet ae A a re Wall Ave., Church of God a Paper: “We Dedicate Our Church To God” Selection, A and Boi. . Presentation of Speaker cc eee UO hee AE de eee 2 ote SG Inviation Offering Announcements - Benediction Mrs. Martha H. Graham eee eee le oe oe Elder State Choir David Griffin ia , ow Guest Church, Calvary, Salt Lake City io cos: | a a a a ee a ae ee Calvary Choir 2 osc 2 a a a Calvary Choir Weetcomie Aggies oo ietteccschactancteesentreccceiavercevceeeebine Mrs. Bina Ellis a) nl en Calvary Church Selection: 220. 2 a eS ee See Calvary Choir Paper: “We Dedicate Our Church To God”... Mrs. Artie Felton =] (212) | cr a ann Calvary Choir Presentation of Speaker Sees Devotions: Bros. Ed Crowder; Robert G. Brigham FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1958 8:00 P. M. GOSPEL CHORUS - YOUTH CHORUS - PRIMARY CHOIR Guest Churches, New Hope S.L.C. Lincoln Ave. Church of God ee Devotions: Bros. J. Lewis; aa — Processional |. M. Hunter 22.22.22... cee cece cece ccecece cents DOMCCHON: falas ecencnaica Rasp pcseeeceicer arate cM cach artery Gospel Chorus Welcome Address -). 00er eee s | 2 10 a L105 a a a a a ra a a a Paper: “We Dedicate Our Church To God” 9, a a a ae a Presentation of Speaker Sermon Sena aig leans ace ithe ca elt All Choirs Miss Sarnmie White ee Lincoln Avenue a Primary eee Choir Mrs. D. C. Lee a | ae ae | | MAY |_LM Rey. Youth Chorus rn~tAZr Oa Ira Lee Martin Invitation Offering Announcements - Benediction THANKS Just to say thanks to our many friends who have helped us through the years, those within our state, and the many churches and friends who have come from Colorado - Wyoming - and Idaho, during these special Dedication Services. Thanks, for helping to make possible this Beautiful place of Worship. NOTE: There are about 200 more souvenir plates left, after these are sold there will be no more. On sale in the vestibule. Souvenir books are priced at $1.50 each. A limited number printed, you'll be safe in getting yours now. OO ESS (ee 2 EA 1) SE () SEED () CGED- (0 REED 0 RD URED O-GNRSS- Oe a <a ecg GREE: () GRE ()-<END- ()-CEE () GR) GE 0 GD OGD OE has been 0 -GERED (0-4 0 GRED- 0) Ga 0 an LBC) REED €) <> > <RED- ©) <DD> SE ¢ ) CEE SP” > <TD CD earn ) ERED ¢ D -R ¢ ) -USEEEED-¢) <CERE-¢) “Gaze ¢ > <TD CD -<EN> €) ~<a ( ) <n ( ) ~<a - +) ¢) ce. <Q +) . EE 71 cc 6 em DEDICATION SUNDAY, 6 ce, 5s . ) mn ee 6) <a ¢ > <> § ee ¢ ) <6 > ¢ ) << € ) <> ¢ ) ~<a ce ¢) <> ¢ ) oe... ¢ ) [a 0 eee, ee oo OC DAY OCTOBER 26, 1958 3:00 P. M. Guest Churches: From Colorado - Wyoming - Idaho Organ Prelude 2:45 P. M. Devotions 3:00 P. M. Devotions: Deacons, Otis Perkins; Howard Akers Processional _.o2.22. 2.2.2.2 seeeeeeeeeeeeeenseneeneeeeeeee seen. Central and Bethel Choirs EN, 6 a cele yecem ce entre ie eae nln gil nade omcivandetebweeae cle Central Choir Scripture Lesson (Micah 4:1-7) _.002..2..2.20.2occccc cee cecee cece cee cee Rev. W. O. Mays (a. oan a oe ee eae Rev. L. W. Woods |7 SC): ae a Oo a ee ee ee el Bethel Choir Welcome Address 222.2220... .202.....cescsecccsceseseeseeeseseseseeeeesneeeeeeeeeeeee Sister L. A. Platt FROSPIOWIGO oa ca cons ind dene lnhoryaecnntianckdts os cone! nt —-ceansietcnjeerenctinaniyted Rev. L. R. Reece oe a a re at a a oe Mrs. Bertha F. Gibson Paper: “We Dedicate Our Church To God” ............. Mrs. Jessie F. Crowder Pa OTC O UT at eee ll cececetss ecatinmes enniee bende ch Harmonizing Six Dedication for Alfred McCowan Jr. G Dera ei CLO YS Oreo le eta tance cptccacascinwanalc lemepemeeeeoen tnd d Mr. Theodore R. Reese Jr. ee ee eel Peel CEES Te Me Central Choir Frebentation ob Speeder. 26 - co el <1 |. | a a e ee a a Invitation Offering Report of Captains and organizations Remarks - Benediction - Dinner on grounds ee el Rev. S. L. Lyons Dr. Wendell T. Liggins ae Si 2 EGER (1 OSES (5 CARE (MOREL 8 ERR OF ERED (9 GER (4 RD 5 RRR () SRR (ERIE () REI (NBR C3 ERR (2 AARC) GREER) RO (): ORR) AA FOND F ESRRO () EAN (5 I (} IRAN () GEER) GRGES- (5 ERR Cy a DEDICATION DAY MUSICALE 8:00 P. M. “GUEST ARTISTS HOUR” Devotions: Charles Hall, Johnny McKinney, Deacons. Cheyenne, Wyoming PROGRAMME A-B HARMONIZING SIX Welcome Ad@res co Mrs. Jessie E. ‘Taylor Oren IViGiodyy: 4 Mr. Theodore R. Reese Jr. Solo: Mrs. Bertha Faye Gibson BO eee BOM a ee Mrs. Lola Jackson A-B SELECTION: HARMONIZING SIX ADE EGE PCY es Mr. Theodore R. Reese Jr. ni | Ue Fc AO OSE TURNER RL SSin Ue ei anne A ON Mrs. Bertha Faye Gibson Oe ee ROPEAN OWAY a ee a Mr. Theodore R. Reese Jr. Miss Elgenia Busby a Mrs. Bertha Faye Gibson UNO BOLO ye Mrs. Virginia Bass A-SELECTION: HARMONIZING SIX Invitation - Offering - Announcements - Benediction OUR GUEST ARTISTS: Mr. Theodore R. Reese Jr., Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. Bertha Faye Gibson, Los Angeles, California Harmonizing Six, Denver, Colorado Mrs. Virginia Bass, Denver, Colorado Mrs. Lola Jackson, Denver, Colorado Miss Elgenia Busby, Salt Lake City, Utah POD AS OA OD OA A AD (AN 7 ND (- O-AD (9D () LD (2D (9D (2 END (2A (NNN () AND () CANAD (0-1-9 EERE (ERD ©) eR OG (am SF » A SEND srw zox BAPTIST 7: CHURCH REV. GEORGE M. MERRITT, JR., PASTOR FALL REVIVAL °RE THOU FAITHFUL" REVELATION 2:10 REV. BENJAMIN POWELL 9TH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA REVIVALIST | About Our Evangelist Rev. Benjamin F. Powell Rev. Benjamin F. Powell was born in Orlando, Florida and is one of nine children. He migrated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and attended school, graduating from Benjamin Franklin High School. Rev. Powell has completed more than 20 years of service with the City of Philadelphia. He is a graduate of the Pennsylvania Institute of Technology and the Philadelphia College of the Bible. He is an active member in numerous organizations including the Philadelphia Baptist Ministry Conference and the Foreign Mission Convention. Bureau of the Progressive Rev. Powell has pastored some eleven years. National Baptist } the 59th Street Baptist Church for During his pastorate and through the grace of God, the 59th Street Baptist Church congregation has grown from 200 to 1700 members. He counts his greatest blessing and deepest joy as that of being ordained minister of the gospel. a born again Christian and He has been married for 31 years to the former Lois Isaac of Bishopville, South Carolina. and the grandfather of four. Welcome Rev. He is the father of three children and Sister Powell to Utah New Zion Baptist Church. Pastor Merritt and the New Zion Family and the WEDNESDAY October WORSHIP LEADERS NIGHT - 7:00 pm 18, 1995 New Zion Deacons & Visiting Deacons Choirs PROCESSIONAL DEVOTION AND PRAISE Deacons DEVOTION Congregation HYMN WELCOME Sister Clara Green PRAISE THROUGH SELECTION TALK ON THE THEME PRAISE SONG AND Choir Brother Frank Satterwhite THROUGH OFFERING SPEAKING GIVING Ushers and Officers THE GOSPEL MESSAGE INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER SELECTION SERMON THE THE INVITATION TO INVITATION EXTENDED REMARKS/ANNOUNCEMENTS DISMISSAL Pastor Merritt Choir Rev. Benjamin F. Powell DISCIPLESHIP Minister Pastor Merritt Rev. Powell "Prayer, Bible study, making things right with fellow Christians, and witnessing don’t cause revival---they’re the result of it." THURSAY NIGHT October - 7:00 PM 19, 1995 College Night OFFICER IN CHARGE WORSHIP LEADERS Daphne New Zion Deacons & Visiting Deacons PROCESSIONAL DEVOTION Choirs DEVOTION AND PRAISE Deacons HYMN Congregation WELCOME Miles McIntosh PRAISE THROUGH SELECTION TALK ON THE THEME OFFERING PRAISE SONG AND SPEAKING Choir Cynthia White THROUGH GIVING Ushers and Officers THE GOSPEL MESSAGE INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER SELECTION SERMON THE Smith THE INVITATION TO INVITATION EXTENDED REMARKS/ANNOUNCEMENTS DISMISSAL Pastor Merritt Choir Rev. Benjamin F. Powell DISCIPLESHIP , Minister Pastor Merritt Rev. Powell "As a believer, humble yourself before God, pray, seek His face, and turn from wickedness - to experience personal revival!" MONDAY NIGHT - 7:00 PM October 16, 1995 WORSHIP LEADERS New Zion Deacons & Visiting Deacons PROCESSIONAL Choirs DEVOTION DEVOTION AND PRAISE HYMN Congregation WELCOME Brother Marion Carter PRAISE THROUGH SELECTION SONG AND SPEAKING New Zion Choir TALK ON THE THEME OFFERING Sister Anna Campbell PRAISE THROUGH INTRODUCTION SELECTION SERMON Deacons THE GOSPEL OF SPEAKER GIVING Ushers and Officers MESSAGE Pastor Merritt . Choir Rev. Benjamin F. Powell THE INVITATION TO DISCIPLESHIP THE INVITATION EXTENDED REMARKS/ANNOUNCEMENTS DISMISSAL Minister Pastor Merritt Rev. Powell "Revival is a special season of heart searching when many believers simultaneously experience a deep Holy Spirit conviction of Sin." TUESDAY NIGHT - 7:00 pm October 17, 1995 WORSHIP LEADERS New Zion Deacons & Visiting Deacons PROCESSIONAL Choirs DEVOTION AND PRAISE DEVOTION Deacons HYMN Congregation WELCOME Sister Martha PRAISE THROUGH SELECTION TALK ON THE THEME PRAISE SONG SPEAKING Choir Brother Willie Brock THROUGH OFFERING AND GIVING Ushers and Officers THE GOSPEL MESSAGE INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER SELECTION SERMON THE THE INVITATION TO INVITATION EXTENDED REMARKS/ANNOUNCEMENTS DISMISSAL Graham Pastor Merritt Choir Rev. Benjamin F. Powell DISCIPLESHIP Minister Pastor Merritt Rev. Powell "Prayer, Bible study, making things right with fellow Christians, and witnessing don’t cause revival---they’re the result of it." Sermon WEDNESDAY NIGHT SCRIPTURE SUBJECT POINTS TO THURSDAY REMEMBER NIGHT SCRIPTURE SUBJECT POINTS TO REMEMBER Notes Sermon FRIDAY NIGHT SCRIPTURE SUBJECT POINTS TO REMEMBER Notes FRIDAY NIGHT - 7:30 PM October 20, 1995 Youth Night OFFICER IN CHARGE WORSHIP LEADERS Kevin Bluford New Zion Deacons & Visiting Deacons Choirs PROCESSIONAL DEVOTION PRAISE AND Deacons DEVOTION Congregation HYMN Youth WELCOME PRAISE THROUGH SELECTION TALK ON THE THEME PRAISE AND SONG Choir Youth THROUGH OFFERING SPEAKING GIVING Ushers and Officers THE GOSPEL MESSAGE INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER SELECTION SERMON THE THE INVITATION TO INVITATION EXTENDED REMARKS/ANNOUNCEMENTS DISMISSAL Pastor Merritt Choir Rev. Benjamin F. Powell DISCIPLESHIP Minister Pastor Merritt Rev. Powell "As far as your own personal revival, confess your sins, rededicate yourself to doing God’s will, and look to Him for guidance and strength to live for Him." Sermon MONDAY NIGHT SCRIPTURE SUBJECT POINTS TO REMEMBER TUESDAY NIGHT SCRIPTURE SUBJECT POINTS TO REMEMBER Notes Thanks A Bunch... ...10 all of our visiting ministers, congregations, and friends for taking part in the revival. Join us at 3:30 Sunday for the culmination of our Loyalty Month Celebration. ...1O Our members for being such gracious hosts and hostesses. We believe the fellowship will be inspirational. ...To our ushers, faithful support. choirs, officers, and Pastor Merritt for your ...TO all of the auxiliaries for helping with refreshments. ...1ToO Rev. & Sister Powell for being here with us. The sermons we know are going to be an inspiration to us all. We appreciate your sharing God’s word with us. ...And praises be to God for His unspeakable Gift, Jesus Christ Our Lord. Shirley Brown and Denise Merritt General Chairpersons ecall your own Christian experience. cnew your promises to God. esolve to do your best in Ilis service. nter into the revival enthusiastically. xert every effort to win someone to Christ. nlist this new convert in service. isualize the condition of the lost. ow that you will do something about it. oice your deep desire in daily prayer. nvite people to all the services. mpress upon them the importance of attending. ntensify your own efforts to live like a Christian. iew the fields that are ‘white unto harvest.” olunteer your services wherever they are needed. isit in homes as much as possible. spire to all that is good and holy. ttend every service if possible. llow God to use you. ook at the needy and sinful world. ove people freely and abundantly. et the Holy Spirit guide you. oe NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 2935 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Utah 84401 CELEBRATES ITS 37TH ANNUAL LOYALTY DAY SERVICES Sunday, October 23, 1994 ‘a @2 \ PRD cree At CM, Theme: "Eyes On The Prize - Moving Forward From The Past" Scripture: Philippians 3:13-15 Guest Evangelist: Rev. James F. Glover, Pastor Liberty Baptist Church Coldwater, Mississippi Sister Modestine Carpenter, Chairperson Sisters Tommie Watkins and Holly Massey, Co-Chairperson Rev. James Gates, Minister in Charge About Our Evangelist Rev. James F. Glover is a native of Memphis, a graduate Crichton of Douglass College High in Tennessee. Tennessee. School, Memphis; Bellevue Baptist Church, Memphis, He is a member He is and attended of the New Tennessee. He served as Minister of Music at Belmont Baptist Church, Memphis from 1971-81; Minister of Music at New Bellevue Baptist Church, Memphis from 1971-87; and Minister of Music at First Baptist Mt. Olive, Memphis, from 1981-87. Rev. Glover is Pastor of Liberty Baptist Church, Mississippi where he has served since April, 1989. and has three children. Coldwater, He is married 2K OK 2 OK ok ok OK OK 2 ok OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK We welcome Rev. Glover to the New Zion Baptist Church, the Intermountain General Baptist Association of Churches, Inc., and the great state of Utah. We sincerely pray that your visit will be a pleasant one and we feel certain that the Lord has a message for us through you. We are grateful that you have come to be with us in this great celebration. May God’s blessings be with you now and always. The History of Loyalty Day i aa at at at A et ae ee A Oe eo ee ee a a ee ee Ground breaking services for the New Zion Baptist Church were held on Sunday, May 16, 1954, under the pastorate of The Late Rev. B. J. Washington. Some two years later, March 25, 1956, the first services were held in the new church. Each year since that time (on Palm Sunday) New Zion celebrates its Church Anniversary. A New Zion church dedication service took place October 20-24, 1958 and on the Fourth Sunday, October 26 1958. A dedication musical was held that Sunday night. Guest ministers for the week included Rev. L. D. Williams, Rev. M. L. Shakespeare, Rev. W. I. Monroe, Elder David Griffin, Rev. Ira Lee Martin, and the Sunday sermon was by Dr. Wendell T. Liggins. acquired the name of Loyalty Day. Each This service year on the Fourth Sunday in October, New Zion holds this special dedicatory service, usually preceded by a revival...and today marks number thirty-seven. New Zion is so grateful to God for his goodness and blessings, and we pause to say "Thanks", for we have our eyes on The Prize, moving forward from the past. TE a et a a ee a ee a de a cl ee da a dh i i a en i a i "For all thy tender mercies - the rising sun, the setting moon, the gladly falling rains refreshing the mountains and wayside greenery - for health, for family, friends and fellowship of our Christian brothers and sisters, we offer our thanks. pilin Amen" WELCOME AND THANKS A BUNCH Welcome! Thank You For Coming! It is our sincere desire that this service of worship will be a blessing to you. Here, we have no creed but Christ, no purpose except to serve the needs of any who come our way as best we can Christ. in the name of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Today through the continuing gracious goodness of a loving Heavenly Father we are privileged to gather in His name to worship Him. We surrender our lives to Him that we may be His vessels to use as He sees fit. We thank you with fellowship this week. all our hearts for the Christian We thank God for the opportunity to have served as Chairpersons for this very special day. He leaves us not when the storm is high; we have safety for He ts nigh. Jesus Christ is a mighty good friend; Him a Try! we urge you to give Love to you all Loyalty Celebration Chairpersons FROM THE MINISTER IN CHARGE Our hearts overflow with an inexpressible joy because after all these years of laboring in God’s vineyard, you are still here, remaining faithful and praising God. Life affords many opportunities for service, and we feel that this great fellowship here today is an opportunity to serve our Lord in spirit and in truth. There are those who would do great things, but because they wait for greater opportunities, life passes them by and the acts of love and kindness pass them by, and one day the door of opportunity is shut and sealed. But not so with active faithful Christians such as you are - you are God’s candles, shining forth as lights in the world, holding forth the Word of Life. Continue your efforts in the service Saviour, Jesus Christ. of our Lord and HAPPY LOYALTY DAY. Yours in His Service, Rev. and Sister Gates ORDER OF WORSHIP Enter to Worship DEVOTION CALL TO WORSHIP TITHES ALTAR *THE PRAYER THROUGH Choir Deacons Announcing Clerk SONG Rev. James THROUGH WORSHIP THROUGH CALL SERMON WORSHIP WORSHIP & OFFERING SELECTION *HYMN & MODEL & ANNOUNCEMENTS SELECTION OBSERVATIONS PRAISE Minister *PROCESSIONAL DEVOTION RESPONSIVE READING WELCOME AND THE GOSPEL GIVING Deacons Choir Gates & Ushers PRAYER Minister MESSAGE Choir OF FAITH Congregation Rev. James THE INVITATION TO INVITATION EXTENDED VISITOR RECOGNITION VISITOR RECOGNITION F. Glover DISCIPLESHIP Rev. Gates AND *BENEDICTION BENEDICTION Rev. Gates Rev. Glover Depart to Serve “The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you." *Indicates Congregation Standing _4- | Thessalonians 5:28 THE RESPONSIVE READING FAITHFULNESS Matt. 24:45-47; Luke 16:10-13; Rev. 2:10: 1 Corinthians 15:57-58 MINISTER: Who then is a faithful and wise servant, whom his lord hath made ruler over his household, to give them meat in due season? Blessed is that servant, whom his lord when he cometh shall find so doing. CONGREGATION: Verily | say unto you, That he shall make him ruler over all his goods. He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much: and he that is unjust in the least is unjust also in much. MINISTER: unrighteous riches? If therefore mammon, CONGREGATION: ye have not who will commit And been faithful in the to your trust the true if ye have not been faithful in that which is another man’s, who shall give you that which is your own? MINISTER: No servant can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other: or else he will hold to the one and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon. CONGREGATION: For none of those things which thou shalt suffer: behold, the devil shall cast some of you into prison, that ye may be tried; be thou faithful unto death, and | will give thee a crown Of life. MINISTER: Thanks be to God through our Lord Jesus Christ. which giveth us the victory MINISTER AND CONGREGATION: Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord. 5. THE Lesson Subject: Lesson Scripture: Time: 1043 B.C. SUNDAY SCHOOL October 23, 1994 "Saul Chosen as King" 1 Samuel 9:15-17; 10:1a, 20-24 Place: Ramah; Mizpah Golden Text: "Then Samuel took a vial of oil, and poured it upon his head, and kissed him, and said, Is it not because the Lord hath anointed thee to be captain over his inheritance?"- (1 Samuel 10:1) Today’s Aim Facts: to see how, through a series of events, God directed Samuel in the selection of Saul as Israel’s king. Principle: to show that God uses His people according to His sovereign will. Application: to encourage Christiansto be humble and available for God to use them. : Practical Points 1. God has a special interest in His own people and will make adequate provision for their protection. 2. When we depend upon God, He will give us wisdom in making our choices. 3. We can be certain that when God calls us to serve Him, will give us the power and wisdom to accomplish the task. He 4. Those who possess humility have the potential to accomplish great things for God because they are more dependent upon Him. 5. Physical abilities can become controls our lives. a spiritual asset when God 6. People can give their leaders the helpful support they need to be successful through prayer and obedience. Sources: Standard Sunday School Commentary & Advanced Bible Studies, SSPB -6- ane “Germ. 3:30 PM SERVICES OFFICER IN CHARGE CALL TO WORSHIP PROCESSIONAL Sister Betty Sawyer Deacons Choirs DEVOTION DEVOTION CONGREGATIONAL WELCOME PRAISE Deacons SELECTION "Higher Ground" Brother Kenneth PRAISE THROUGH SELECTION TALK ON THE THEME A&B SELECTIONS OFFERING AND SONG PRAISE THROUGH AND Wilder SPEAKING New Zion Choir Sister Martha Graham Utah Travelers GIVING Ushers and Officers (Captains please report directly to the finance committee) INTRODUCTION THE GOSPEL OF SPEAKER A&B SELECTIONS SERMON THE THE INVITATION INVITATION EXTENDED REMARKS MESSAGE Rev. James Gates Calvary Baptist Church Choir Rev. James F. Glover TO DISCIPLESHIP Minister Chairpersons Rev. Gates BENEDICTION Rev. James F. Glover Please join us in the lower auditorium for dinner following the afternoon services. LOYALTY IN GIVING BRABR?AS RARAKRAKRARARAA RRKRAKRRAKRAKRA measure, pressed "Give, and it shall be given unto you, good men give into down, and shaken together, and running over, shall ure it shall your bosom. For with the same measure that ye meas be measured to you again." -Luke 6:38 God for each Your financial stewardship is appreciated. Thank Brothers who of you and thanks to the below listed Sisters and _ agreed to accept and report your financial gifts: Isabel Brigham Marion Carter Dennis & Annette Carpenter John Carpenter Clarence & Clara Campbell Doris Green Willie Martin ———— THANKS FOR HELPING Finance Committee Willie Brock Kitty Stewart Dennis Carpenter Frank Satterwhite Marion Carter Harry Nunn, Jr. Decorations Alice Glenn, Chairperson Food Ralph and Emma Brooks Publicity Teresa Miller, Chairperson Ushers Isabel Brigham, President Music New Zion choirs and Musicians Visiting Choirs and Musicians Utah Travelers Praises to God for Rev. Glover. We thank God for all of our Pastors and Preachers, and our Sisters and Brothers in Christ who came during the week. appreciate your loyalty. And to New Zion, we once again May God bless and keep you all. Sisters Modestine Carpenter, Tommie Watkins and Holly Massey 11:00 AM SERMON NOTES Scripture Text Points of Emphasis 3:30 PM SERMON Scripture Text Points of Emphasis NOTES NEW CHURCH ZION BAPTIST 2935 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Utah 84401 CELEBRATES ITS 38TH ANNUAL LOYALTY DAY SERVICES Sunday, October 22, Theme: 1995 "Be Thou Faithful" - Scripture: P Guest Evangelist: Revelation 2:10 Rev. Benjamin F. Powell, Pastor — 59th Street Baptist Church Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sisters Shirley Brown & Denise Merritt, General Chairpersons Sister Selma Hutchinson, Program Chairperson Rev. George M. Merritt, Jr., Pastor About Our Guest Evangelist Rev. Benjamin F. Powell Rev. Benjamin F. Powell was born in Orlando, Florida and is one of nine children. He migrated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and attended school, graduating from Benjamin Franklin High school. Rev. Powell has completed the City of Philadelphia. more than 20 years of service with He is a graduate of the Pennsylvania Institute of Technology and the Philadelphia College of the Bible. He is an active member in numerous organizations including the Philadelphia Baptist Ministry Conference and the Foreign Mission Bureau of the Progressive National Baptist Convention. Rev. Powell has pastored the 59th Street Baptist Church for some eleven years. During his pastorate and through the grace of God, the 59th Street Baptist Church congregation has grown from 200 to 1700 members. He counts his greatest blessing and deepest joy as that of being a born again Christian and ordained minister of the gospel. He has been married for 31 years to the former Lois Isaac of Bishopville, South Carolina. He is the father of three children and the grandfather of four. Welcome and _ thanks for Coming Rev. sermons this week. Powell. We have been helped by the Pastor Merritt and the New Zion Family Cee, Sister Seretke and ppb Happy and ‘Spirit- -Filled 38th Celebration. :_ | me. te wish you la’very Loyalty — Day = ff — Tt isca. milestone of which you | should be proud, for you know | a6 has_ taken © es many, many | hours, days, weeks, months, ‘and: 4% years. to arrive at this. ee | \* | 7 poyekey” is | something ‘that Gheemie4 ‘Ee or itl a saan wie ais eons kincedt that ifs we weak . not ie taken ad our fet oe fe — together os we poe make a difference ‘in this. community. We can | sé bring. the gospel message to the unsaved | and = provide nourishment for those. who are saved. | » All eet we have to do is work Pope of team eet es, withinee. “ere ask your prayers for Deacon ‘Lee’ iB fends and Rev. James” Gates” and family who lost Me owe s’ Name, praise to God, pa Jesu 6 RE os : ce ss Pastor & Sister Merritt =| | . oe iroiking. services for the New Fice Baptist Churet: Mere 2 held on ‘Sunday, May 16, 1954, under the pastorate of The Late Rev. B.J. _ Washington. Some two years later, March 25, 1956, the first. services were held in. the new church. Each year since that time” (on |Palm Sunday) Aw) New / Zion celebrates |‘its:— iy Sich Bacay ‘decicaliga se¢ celica ‘ioukoe . high: 20-24, =] ] age 0 October 26 1958. A. dedicati ion ¢ ok: and «on the FFourthBb ce Guest ministers forthe week >. Williams, M.b L . Shakespeare, — oo.W ve Aincen: ‘Ratreg pets ‘Elder David Griffin, and the 3 Sunday sermon was by the late Dr. Wendell: ap Liggins. Thre service acquired the name of Loyalty Day. Each year on the ee - Fourth Sunday in Oct ober, New : Zion holds fis special dec licatory co | "service, es | ee. grates ee a | revival. and today: marks number a ae : hex Zion |is so.> grateful to t God of his goodness wa blessings, a and we pause to say "Thanks", and we are. committed to cae -— —- servants of ourr Lord and Saviour, sineical pA n nw nw A Ps ae na a nw nw Aw ~ Te. a “A A aA nw nw ~ a ee A oe fat AA ~ a As A nw na a oa a ~A a na A a a na Ras a ke iD a Pa yo we ae oo "For all se tender mercies t : oo rising ssun,n, the setting 1moon, athe” gladly falling — rains refreshing the mountains and wayside ee . greenery - for health, for family, friends and fellowship. of bao - Christian brothers and sisters, we> offer our c r thanks. Amen" | | ORDER OF WORSHIP Enter to Worship DEVOTION AND PRAISE CALL TO WORSHIP Minister *PROCESSIONAL _ Choir DEVOTION Deacons RESPONSIVE READING AND MODEL PRAYER ANNOUNCEMENTS | Announcing Clerk SELECTION WORSHIP OBSERVATIONS WELCOME | TITHES SONG | | WORSHIP & OFFERING ALTAR CALL THROUGH WORSHIP | WORSHIP SELECTION | *HYMN OF FAITH Choir Pastor Merritt THROUGH Hospitality Committee GIVING THROUGH PRAYER THROUGH SERMON Deacons & Ushers THE WORD ) Minister Choir Congregation Pastor Merritt | THE INVITATION TO DISCIPLESHIP | *THE INVITATION EXTENDED : Pastor Merritt | | *BENEDICTION BENEDICTION ) | Minister Depart to Serve _ “The grace of our Lord Jesus Christbe with you." ‘ “Indicates Congregation Standing C3. | Thessalonians 5:28 , | THE RESPONSIVE READING ~ FAITHFULNESS Matt. 24:45-47; Luke 16:10-13: Rev. 2:10; 1 Corinthians 15:57-58 ~ MINISTER: Who then is a faithful and wise servant, whom his lord hath made ruler over his household, to give them meat in due season? Blessed is that servant, whom ~cometh shall find so doing. CONGREGATION: his lord when he Verily | say unto you, That he shall make him ruler over all his goods. He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much: and he that is unjust in the least is unjust also in much. MINISTER: If therefore not been faithful in the who will commit to your trust the true unrighteous mammon, riches? CONGREGATION: ye have And if ye have not been faithful in that which is another man’s, who shall give you that which is your own? MINISTER: No servant can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one -and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon. | For none of those things which thou shalt CONGREGATION: suffer: behold, the devil shall cast some of you into prison, that ye may be tried; be thou faithful unto death, and | will give thee a crown of life. Thanks be to God MINISTER: through our Lord Jesus Christ. which abet us the victory Therefore, my beloved MINISTER AND CONGREGATION: brethren, be ye steadfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labour is | not in vain in the Lord. he ) 3:30 PM SERVICES Deacon Clarence Campbell OFFICER IN CHARGE New Zion Deacons & Visiting Deacons -WORSHIP LEADERS All Choirs PROCESSIONAL DEVOTION AND PRAISE | , _ DEVOTION CONGREGATIONAL SELECTION "Great Is Thy Faithfulness" ) PRAISE THROUGH SONG SELECTION 153 NO. | Sister Charlean Wilson - | WELCOME : Deacons Choir PRAISE THROUGH SPEAKING AND SONG ~ Sister Joyce Frye THE OCCASION Deacon Harry Nunn _ SUMMATION OF LOYALTY WEEK SELECTION PRAISE THROUGH OFFERING Angels of Praise Choir GIVING Ushers and Officers (Captains please report directly to the finance committee) -INTRODUCTION MESSAGE Pastor George M. Merritt, Jr. THE GOSPEL OF SPEAKER Choir A&B SELECTIONS SERMON Rev. Benjamin F. Powell ~ THE INVITATION TO DISCIPLESHIP Minister THE INVITATION EXTENDED Co-Chairpersons -_ REMARKS | FINAL REMARKS & BENEDICTION Pastor | Merritt Rev. Powell Please join us in the lower auditorium for dinner following the afternoon services. — | LOYALTY "Give, and it shall be given IN GIVING unto you; good ~ measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and running over, shall men give into your bosom. For with the same measure that ye meas ure it shall be measured to you again." | -Luke 6:38 Your financial Stewardship is appreciated. Thank God for each of you and thanks to the below listed Sisters and Brot hers who agreed to accept and report your financial gifts: Emma Brooks Beverly Graham Reid Thomas Beal Reid Shelia Tucker Frank & Desseria Satterwhite Denise Merritt Jasmine Merritt _ You are asked to report directly to the finance comm ittee with the gifts you have received from our members. | | "Thanks for Helping" Our greatest thanks to all our Sisters and Brothers who willingly accepted the challenge to participate on our Loyalty Day Program. All Program Participants Finance Willie Brock Kitty Stewart Dennis Carpenter Dorothy Barlin Committee Food All of our members Frank Satterwhite Marion Carter Harry Nunn, Jr. Beverly Reid who donated desserts, and all who helped with preparation and serving, and Wiley Hill. Ushers Isabel Brigham, President Music Department Doc. Jerry Smith, Minister of Music New Zion Choirs We encourage you to continue to be faithful until death and the Lord will give you a crown of life. Sister Selma Hutchinson Sister Alice Glenn Sa it ee ce ek : eG arse end SRF Ray S ees Ae Pence’ $ is Cae eR w ieee SA m See cPre es 8 SARS raxt Ss ise y aR Dad Oe Ie pa ane retake = 11:00 AM Scripture Text Points to Remember 3:30 PM Scripture Text Points to Remember SERMON NOTES ae not unto thine own understanding. O Lord our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth! ee are bought with a price; be not ye the servants of men. Avtter the same manner also he took the cup when he had supped, saying, This cup is the new testament in my blood: this do ye, as often as ye drink it, in remembrance ta of me. us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering: (fer he is faithful that promised;) ry | urn ye not unto idois, nor make to youself moiten gods: | am the Lord your God. Ye ad, aman may say, Thou hast faith, and I have works: shew me thy faith without thy works, and I will shew thee my faith by my works. | "BE THOU FAITHFUL: NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 2935 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Utah 84401 October 20-22, 1993 7:00 PM Nightly Theme: "We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed, we are perplexed, but not in despair;" I Corinthians 4:8 "Loyal Christians ... In Spite of Circumstances" Sister Jimmie Bell, Chairperson Rev. Sargent Nelson, Minister in Charge About Our Evangelist Rev Dr Nathaniel Thomas is a native of Lansing, Michigan. Rev Thomas earned his Doctorate of Theology Degree in June of 1992 from Aspen Theological Seminary, Lumbard, Illinois. He has been preaching since he was twelve years old and has been pastoring for five years. He is the pastor of New Bethany Missionary Baptist Church, Oak Park, Illinois. He and his wife Aquilla are residents of Chicago, Illinois. WEDNESDAY NIGHT - 7:00 pm October 20, 1993 OFFICER IN CHARGE PROCESSIONAL Sister Kitty Stewart Choirs DEVOTION CONGREGATIONAL WELCOME A&B READING Deacons "Lord, Send A Revival" Sister Dula Brock HYMN PRAISE SELECTION PRAISE AND DEVOTION New Zion Choir PRAISE THROUGH SPEAKING Sister Emma DUTIES OF A LOYAL CHRISTIAN SONG PRAISE THROUGH GIVING THE GOSPEL INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER A&B SELECTIONS SERMON THE INVITATION THE INVITATION EXTENDED REMARKS & DISMISSAL Brooks Sister Virgia Wilder PRAISE THROUGH A&B SELECTIONS OFFERING SONG THROUGH second Baptist Choir Officers MESSAGE Rev Rev Dr Sargent Nelson True Vine Choir Nathaniel Thomas TO DISCIPLESHIP Minister Rev Thomas THURSDAY NIGHT - 7:00 pm October 21 1993 OFFICER IN CHARGE PROCESSIONAL sister Ann Woodward Choirs DEVOTION DEVOTION CONGREGATIONAL WELCOME PRAISE Deacons "Lord, Send A Revival’ Sister Alice Glenn HYMN PRAISE THROUGH SELECTION PRAISE THROUGH READING WHAT AND LOYALTY MEANS TO YOUTH PRAISE THROUGH OFFERING SONG New Zion Choir SPEAKING Sister Betty Sawyer Sister Teresa Miller GIVING Officers INTRODUCTION THE GOSPEL OF SPEAKER A&B SELECTIONS SERMON MESSAGE Rev Rev Dr Sargent Nelson New Zion Choir Nathaniel Thomas THE INVITATION TO DISCIPLESHIP THE INVITATION EXTENDED REMARKS & DISMISSAL Minister Rev Thomas FRIDAY NIGHT - 7:00 pm October 22, 1993 OFFICER IN CHARGE Sister Anna Campbell PROCESSIONAL Choirs DEVOTION DEVOTION CONGREGATIONAL WELCOME PRAISE Deacons "Lord, Send A Revival" HYMN sister Shirley Brown PRAISE SELECTION THROUGH SONG New Zion Choir PRAISE READING WHAT AND THROUGH SPEAKING Sister Holly Massey IS A LOYAL CHRISTIAN PRAISE OFFERING Sister Norvelle Walton THROUGH GIVING Officers THE GOSPEL INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER A&B SELECTIONS SERMON MESSAGE Rev France A. Davis Calvary Baptist Church Choir Rev Dr Nathaniel Thomas THE INVITATION TO DISCIPLESHIP THE INVITATION EXTENDED REMARKS & DISMISSAL Minister Rev Thomas SERMON WEDNESDAY NOTES NIGHT SCRIPTURE TEXT TO REMEMBER CON | POINTS THURSDAY NIGHT SCRIPTURE TEAT POINTS TO REMEMBER Lord, B. B. McKinney 1886-1952 pbb Sim: 5-5 oo MATTHEWS. BA St a 5p 0- og eg C7 Sabet ar ao i ae a a 1. 2. 3. 4. Send Send Send Send a a a a Send a Revival re-viv re-viv re-viv re-viv al, al al al t +} oo 4 es a eaeSo ae os it sash j Lord, ED —o- | ey ) ee = eR: : Be vie e send a @ gaeues . re send a_— ER = a8 e | 1927 iii or a - viv ie a aS ae . Ce omes | 3s ne BRS wa Ee ee let - vive [ a it <P be-gin us a- gain, 5 RRR It in me. to in_~ ry me. @. ee e | 22% Lo we givethemthevic let it be-gin a = techie rene _— - et PE | al, SERN =— sem” ee 1 — pray Renewal re - viv al, Broadman Press lag send a 6. IV YS 7 Rae And oD let j____} a ” ee 4 = Fr a ee te oo. be -_;-@ 1955. ses : eo oept oe we ee ram of @ “a 4 wn ee eta ° OF Lord, Saeerrenee seam = ee a Be. ee Bee i Vihee Lord, Copyright o—! Ce | NN a oa hal ee ee [C25 ee | ene mannances i oe Se eee RE 7 = ZA —— G—<— ae ‘ at | 7+} the Father’s throne, Re 8 ant — 8 Ae — Ja NRE : ——s Sos er = ak Abb | : be-gin, Oh, im-part, And getnear-er — a Ca oe ne Oey GEN kia token pes Oe Let them the new life in Thee Let Thy sal-va tion truejoy a 1886-1952 a EROS ARN RATS MARANON ONT — B- a ac-cord-ing us } B. B. McKInney, Let it go o ver theland andsea, Helpus' to turnfromoursins a-way, Helpthem, O Je-sus, toturn to Thee, Draw the world nearer, O Lord, to Thee, dear Word,And (C25,spf, b | Hae Seat ‘Soe ot an ease: Aa i | | to Thy Let Refrain 4 a | ge Send | OChrist, my Lord, a-mong Thineown, tothose in sin, in ev - ’ry heart, - + with | oe t+ a i JatES SEA. AEs fo ON ON ND oe ae oe oe a ) eee pj} 9. 9. 9. 7 ee t SEES o-< > 3 wn Be aL a) Se a USE 4 ee a) it + { be-gin ual . ty fae +E —te, ee tag in_- me. ——e eeeee se a SERMON NOTES FRIDAY NIGHT SCRIPTURE TEXT POINTS TO REMEMBER KEKE EKKKEKEKEKEKEKKKKKKKKERKKKEKEEEKEK A SPECIAL THANKS Thanks so much for coming out to the revival this week. We pray that you have received blessings from the Lord by having been with us. Please join us Sunday Afternoon at 3:30 for our Loyalty Day Services. The New Zion Church Family Sister Jimmie Bell, Chairperson ecall your own Christian experience. enew your promises to God esolve to do your best in His service. nter into the revival enthusiastically xert every effort to win someone to Christ. nlist this new convert in service. isualize the condition of the lost. ow that you will do something about it. oice your deep desire in daily prayer nvite people to all the services. mpress upon them the importance of attending. ntensify your own efforts to live like a Christian. iew the fields that are “white unto harvest.” olunteer your services wherever they are needed. isit in homes as much as possible spire to all that 1s good and holy ttend every service 1f possible llow God to use you. ook at the needy and sinful world. ove people freely and abundantly et the Holy Spirit guide you. SE TT A LT LL TT TT TL TI I Sra TB ST OF @YRF Ts * 2¢th LOYALTY WEEK OCT, 20th -— 26th "THE 1975 Monday EDITION and Tuesday Wednesday Oct. ye "Choose day Mrs. A. a is child in old Music: it Friday Oct. "As me Martin M. Ford way will not E. Night it go should depart 22:6 Ford Family my house I will Sponsors: Rev, and Mrs. Speaker: Revivalist Rev. serve Joshua Night the E. Lord," 24:16 Davis Willie M. it.” Jr. E, M. 24 and from Waller Frank Rev. Walker Mr. Frank Waller Rev. III Parents Proverbs Mrs. and 24a:].. Josuvun Willie Rev. the Night serve.’ will Watkins Mrs Revivalist Speaker: for L. and Deacon Sponsors: Special you whom 23 Oct. it 7: 00p.m. Service Revivalist up TRADITION" Youth Rev. Thursday when CHRISTIAN Prayer this Speaker: and A 22 gwnsors: "Train OF Ford & Family LOYALTY SUNDAY Theme; ''THE OCT. GREATEST 26, OF Morning DAY GIFTS" Worship Devotions Processional Organist Pianist Responsive Welcome Reading Acknowledgement Pastoral Music of Deacons Choirs Moore Warren Ann L. Watkins Mrs. Inspirational Music Benevolent Offering Announcements 1975 #60 Otis Choirs Walton visitors Observations Offering Prayer of Consecration Introduction of Speaker Rev. sermon Revivalist Davis Rev. M. E,. Invitation Benediction 27th LOYALTY DAY 1975 "THE 1975 EDITION OF A CHRISTION TRADITION" Ford "THE GREATEST AFTERNOON 3:30 OF GIFTS" WORSHIP p.m. Minister-—in-charge Rev. Processional Choirs Organist Pianists Music Don Prayer Mrs. > — Gift - from God "In the beginning and the earth,” the God - from should not Gift - God the Son Lee Choir A. Mrs. A. Watkins @Go-chairman —- Campbell Chairman Creation the heavens Genesis l1:l Dwayne Gift D.C, Brown Mrs. The "For God so only begotten him Father created Reading Second C,. Youth Occasion First Carpenter Dea. Welcome The Martin Warren Moore A.L,. Watkins Meditation Special W.F. —- Creation Carrington Salvation loved the world that he gave his Son that whosoever believth in perish, but have God the Holy everlasting St. John life. 3:16 Music Third from Foundation Ghost of - the The Church Afternoon Cont. Worship rch this rock I will build my @hu gates of hell shall not prevail "Upon and the Matthew it," against Choir Music Man's 16:18 Gift "For this is the his commandments." love through the Loyalty Day Bolo Tribute of to Day the of Loyal Love that we I John God keep 5:3 of Kaliedioscope time Mrs. F, Washington Peace in the Mrs. Introduction Music Loyalty through Loyalty - God to Cleo speaker Address Invitation offering Myles Hampton M. Mr. Valley Martin Rev. Choirs Rev. Mr. Mr, Willie Otis L.T. Davis Walton Bell Remarks Benediction YOU INVITED ARE CORDIALLY WITH US DOWNSTAIRS, TO FELLOWSHIP R COOPERATION, YOUR THANK YOU FORESPYOU ECIALLY YOUR PRAYERS HELP AND ; ; : FR meee ts 4 4 * Y ; , " i) oe y 7 } , i ¢ ‘ if Z f mt 5 . ‘ : mg ¥ " ‘ > 4 . Ps v4 , Pn xt f ’ ¥ ; _COMMITTEES Chairman a Program oo Hostess ps €o-chairman Mrs. ~ Anna Campbell Mrs, Otis Walton Mrs. Jimmie L, Mrs. Annie L. Watkins | ae Refreshments © Mr. Thomas Bell Mrs. Walter Allen Decoration — Mrs. Pe Mr. L.T. Mrs. Beverly Finance Captains @ Mr. Mrs. a ol . Organist Pianists Pastor General oe _ Dixon Walton Bell Lucille Kay Petty Mr. Willie Martin Mr. Richard Nelson —9a11 Choire. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Music Ethel Otis Bell Ray Finn Mr. Warren 8 Mrs. Annie Mr. Donald Moore > Rev. Willie Davis Chairman Mrs. Jr. Bentley Christy Johnny Dixon 4nna | Watkins Carpenter Campbell NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 2935 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Utah 84401 Observes 40TH Its ANNUAL WOMENS’ DAY Sunday, August 11, 1996 Oh “As for me and my house...” A Woman who fears he Lord 5 0 be orassed. "Godly Women Theme Standing Together In Prayer" Il Chronicles 7°14; Acts 16:13 Speakers Sister Sarah McClellan - 11:00 AM Sister Geraldine Beard - 3:30 PM Sister Bertha Carter, Chairperson Sister Sammie Ellis, Co-Chairperson Rev George M Merritt, Jr , Pastor hades <yPets iy hack Ee ost Me Shes tie Greetings From The Pastor It is a great pleasure to greet you on this special day | feel sure that the women of New Zion have worked hard to ensure a spirit-filled program today Welcome to each visitor and may you find peace and Saviour Jesus Christ. through our lord | am proud of the women of New Zion for it is they who fervently pray, gladly teach, and proudly support their church. | commend you for allowing God the Holy Spirit to lead you in such a great work. | am truly elated to see the women of New Zion unite as Godly women standing together in prayer to make this special day a success in Christ Jesus. It is my prayer that you will go forth from this day as Godly women who will continue to allow the Lord to use you in His service. God Bless! Pastor George M. Merritt, Jr “And may the Lord direct sg hearts into the love of God and into the steadfastness of Christ.” I} THESSALONIANS 3:5 THE MORNING PROGRAM 11°00 AM The Call To Worship Sister Selma Hutchinson Worship Leader DEVOTION AND PRAISE Processional Devotion Sister Bina McCowan Responsive Reading Model Prayer Announcements Congregational Welcome Womens’ Choir and Missionaries Sister Selma Hutchinson Sister Alice Glenn WORSHIP THROUGH SONG Hymn Sister Sammie Ellis WORSHIP THROUGH GIVING WORSHIP THROUGH PRAYER WORSHIP Introduction of Speaker Selection Speaker THROUGH SPEAKING Sister Bertha Elliott Womens’ Choir Sister Sarah McClellan Tithes & Offering Altar Call Deacons & Ushers Rev THE INVITATION TO DISCIPLESHIP Pastor George The Invitation Extended BENEDICTION Benediction Please join us Womens Day this afternoon at 3.30 M Cal Carter Merritt, Jr Pastor Merritt for the culmination of our READING SIVE Christian Love 1 Cor love, I am become brass, as sounding or a tinkling cymbal. And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all myster- ies, and all knowledge; and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, and have not love, | am nothing. And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, and have not love, it profiteth me nothing. Love suffereth long, and love envieth not; love itself, is not puffed up, is kind; vaunteth not Doth not behave itself unseemly, seeketh not her own, is not easily provoked, thinketh no evil, Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth; Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things. Love there be never faileth: prophecies, but they whether shall fail; whether there be tongues, they shall cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall vanish away. For we know in part, and we prophesy in part. But when that which is perfect is come, then that which is in part shall be done away When child, I I was a child, I spake as a understood as a_ child, I thought as a child; but when I became a man, I put away childish things. For now we see through a glass, darkly, but then face to face: now I know in part, but then shall I know even And as also I am known. now abideth faith, hope, love, these three; is love. but the greatest of these —— Though | speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not 13 THE AFTERNOON 3:30 PM PROGRAM Worship Leader WORSHIP THROUGH Sister Denise Merritt SONG AND PRAISE Sisters Bina McCowan Devotion & Virgia Wilder Womens’ Choir Sister Hazel Jones Processional Welcome WORSHIP THROUGH SONG AND SPEAKING Womens’ Selection Choir Sister Jimmie Bell Reading WORSHIP THROUGH GIVING Ushers & Deacons Offering (Captains please report directly to the finance committee) WORSHIP THROUGH SONG AND SPEAKING Womens’ Choir Selection Sister Charlean Wilson Introduction of Speaker Sister Nadine Stanford Solo Sister Geraldine Beard Speaker First Lady, Bethel Baptist Church, Pocatello, ID THE INVITATION TO DISCIPLESHIP The Invitation Extended REMARKS Remarks Pastor George M Merritt, Jr AND BENEDICTION Sister Bertha Carter, Chairperson Sister Sammie Ellis, Co-Chairperson Pastor Meritt Benediction Pastor Merritt Please join us for refreshments in the lower auditorium following the afternoon worship service. Thanks a Bunch TO each of you for your support and cooperation on this our 40th Annual Womens’ Day TO the captains who so graciously accepted your gifts Sister Sister Sister Sister Isabel Brigham Emma Brooks Doris Green Kitty Stewart Sister Sister Sister Sister Lula Christy Clydies Finn Thomas Reid Betty Massey TO Sister Alice Glenn for serving as decorations chairperson. TO Sister Clara Campbell for serving as refreshments chairperson. TO Sister Emma Brooks for the publicity TO Sisters Betty Sawyer and Clara Campbell for serving as music chairpersons. Most of all, we thank The Lord Jesus Christ for salvation and giving us the health and strength to chair this our special day Sister Bertha Carter, Chairperson Sister Sammie Ellis, Co-Chairperson for Li] Y) om NOTES =< 30 PM a O 00 AM Who Started Womens’ What is the origin of Women's Day? When? Day And for what purpose? At some tirne in life we feel a trembling, fearful longing to do seine good thing, something different and helpful io some good cause. It was just such an impulse and urge that led Mis. Nanpie Burrougas to think of what a specia! day--dedicated to a great cause--could do for church women. Women's Day was proposed by Mrs. Burroughs, the veung correspondiig secretary of the Women’s Converton, at the meeting cf the conveniion in Memphis, Tennessee, in September 19086. The preposal was that the Fourth Suiday in July be Known as Nationa! Women’s Day. This day was not thought up as a scheme for raisitig money, but a Christian school for raising women To quote from her fetter, “A miilion women werking, a million women singing, a million women laboring for the coming of the kingdom in the hearts of all men. would be a powers that would move God on his throne to answer, immediately, their petitions !t would mean spiritual dynamtie that would blast Satan’s greatest strongholds °" As a result of Mrs Burroughs’ idea, many women have discovered that given the opportunity to develop, they can be great tools in Christian service They have learned to speak, present good christian ideas, depict courage, fidelity and grace, and are more and more becoming great spokeswomen for the Lord Mrs Burroughs intended for women to do what the woiman did who She "went to town" and brought the talked with Jesus at the well town out to "see Jesus " The Women’s Day idea was accepted and So, God be with you, women, on continues in full bloom today Women's Day Sister Bertha Carter, Chairperson PROGRAM OF THE 76TH ANNUAL SESSION OF :-THE INTERMOUNTAIN GENERAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OF CHURCHES INCORPORATED AUGUST GENERAL THEME: "Let Everything Be Done Decenitly and In Order’ -1 Cor. 14 40 Host Church: Rev 10-14, 1993 Dr New Zion Baptist Church 2935 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Utah 84401 France A. Davis, Moderator Sister Shirley H Brown, Secretary FROM THE MODERATOR Greetings my Sisters and Brothers Oh how wonderful it is to see another annual session of the Intermountain General Baptist Association of Churches, Incorporated Its good just to be alive and a privilege to work for our Master The Master is good and we praise and thank Him for all of our blessings. And now as we go into our 76th annual session, we want to praise and lift up His name, for it is in Him that we live and have our being We are so grateful to the New Zion Baptist Church for opening its doors to us and we thank God for your hospitality and fellowship To all of our Pastors and congregations, we appreciate your support and we encourage you to participate with us throughout the week, and register yourselves and your churches so that we can continue to do the work of the Lord through this association To our auxiliaries, | encourage you to continue in your efforts to reach others and share as God blesses and shares with you Our year has been a busy one and we are glad that the Lord continues to use us in His kingdom work. Praise God from whom all blessings flow for His spiritual guidance Moderator France A. Davis PARENT BODY OFFICERS AND HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS OER OL o, oc acts aliens otis OR oaks Rev Dr France A. Davis 1S: : View Modereior,. 2 « «siden bee cada oo Rev Charles Petty Ztes ViC@ MIOCOTRIO! 6b i i bas William Beard ROCOTGING ee ee SOCIOlLAEY cos bis, 0 9 feed oie erase Assistant Recording Secretary FWIMTICIAl SOOTORINY 5 6 AROGRIIN he Sister Shirley ......... ee ee eis ic citi cae aes H Brown Sister Lois Flemming Sister Tommie Watkins Sister Johnnie Mae Wynne Assistant Treasurer............... Sister Daisy Eason RUT hss coin lk con s> tte. Congress of Christian Education President Laymens’ Auxiliary President & ee Sister Frankie Draidfort Rev Jerome Council .......... Brother Larry Houston Ushers’ Auxiliary President........... Womens’ Rev Auxiliary President........ Brother Edward Miller Sister Mary L. Robertson HEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEFE EEE EEE EEE HEHEHE Note: It is the responsibility of the nominating committee to submit names of individuals to serve in the above offices for 1993-94. TUESDAY, 7:00 PM AUGUST 10, 1993 Musical WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1993 1:00 PM Ushers and Nurses Greetings & Official Welcome Moderator Davis Reading of Previous Journal Secretary Brown Presentation of Proposals/Recommendations Registration 1:30 PM Sermon Devotion Rev WORKSHOPS 2:00 PM 2:00 3:15 3:20 4:30 Pastor Willie F Martin, Ill Jerome Council, Alternate PM PM PM PM "Church Etiquette" Break “Church Discipline" Adjournment 6:30 PM BANQUET-MANSION THURSDAY, 1:00 PM Devotion Sermon 2:00 PM 4:00 PM Workshop Adjournment 6:00 PM Registration 7:00 PM LAYMENS’ Sister Geraldine Beard Moderator Davis & Pastor Lilly HOUSE-USHERS IN CHARGE AUGUST 12, 1993 Laymen Pastor William Beard Pastor Charles Petty, Alternate HOUR Annual Address Laymen in Charge by President Larry Houston 8:30 PM WORSHIP Sermon Announcements SERVICE and Adjournment Pastor Harold Fields Pastor Bobby Ashley, Alternate FRIDAY, AUGUST Women’s 9:00 AM Theme: 9:00 AM 13, 1993 Auxiliary in Charge "Committed to Personal and Spiritual Renewal" Devotion Testimonial Deaconesses Service Formal Opening President Mary L. Robertson Reading of Agenda & Minutes Song - "Higher Ground" Memorial Service Sister Esther Williams 12 Noon 1:00 PM {= __- — J Song Womens’ Auxiliary Registration Song Workshop/Seminar LUNCH Devotion Deaconesses Committee Arts & Crafts Christian Education Deaconesses Foreign Mission Reports Sister Beatrice Lee Sister Dula Brock Sister Modestine Carpenter Sister Esther Williams Ministers Wives District Youth Director Sister Tommie Local Church Presidents Local Church Youth Directors Election of Womens’ Auxiliary Officers Watkins Inspirational Singing Sermon Sister Ida Jackson Pastor H J Lilly Pastor Walter Evans, Alternate Invitation to Discipleship Announcements 3:30 PM Salad Fest in Lower Auditorium (Donations Accepted) 4:30 PM YOUTH ACTIVITIES 4:30 PM Video Presentation - "Against The Wall" 5:30 PM Workshops-"Baptist "Peer Pressure" — _ » 7:00 PM Beliefs" Rev Recipients Devotion IGBA Young "Lift Every Voice and Sing" Matrons Congregation Presentation New Zion Youth Selection True Vine Youth Youth Review of Workshops Inspirational Singing (3 minutes each) Sister Ida Jackson Introduction of PresidentVice Pres Annual Address Nelson Detective Nick Lawrence Presentations by Scholarship Drill Team S Martha Graham President Mary L. Robertson Invitation to Discipleship Remarks/Announcements/Adjournment SATURDAY, 9:00 AM AUGUST Devotion Evangelistic Sermon 10:00 AM Auxiliary Reports 14, 1993 Deacons from all Churches Rev James Gates (10 minutes each) Laymens’ Auxiliary Womens’ Auxiliary Ushers’ Auxiliary 11°00 AM Inspirational Singing Annual Address Moderator France Davis Vice Moderator Charles Petty, Alternate 11°15 AM Business Period Committee Reports Treasurer’s Report Recommendations Election/Installation of Officers Benediction @CECC@@CE CE CCC C@C OC@C@@ CEC CCC@CC@E OCECE@ PARENT BODY REGISTRATION Pastors, Preachers, and IGBA Officers - $5.00 Individual - $2.00 COMMITTEES NOMINATING COMMITTEE It is this committee’s responsibility to submit body offices and heads of departments. names for parent Rev Charles Petty, Chair Rev William Beard, Co-Chair Sister Shirley Brown, New Zion Brother Willie Norton, True Vine Pastors of all other churches please contact Moderator Davis and let him know who from your church will serve on this committee. TIME AND PLACE COMMITTEE It is this committee’s responsibility to submit recommendations for five meetings during the year: Weekend before the Second Sunday in October - October 9, 1993 Weekend before the Second Sunday in February- Feb. 12, 1994 Week before the Second Sunday in May - May 2-6, 1994 (Congress Annual Session) Weekend before Second Sunday in May - May 7, 1994 Week before Second Sunday in August - Aug. 8-13, 1994 (Association Annual Session) Brother Kenneth Wilder, Chair Sister Geraldine Beard, Bethel Brother Curley Jones, Calvary Sister Frankie Draidfort, True Vine Pastors of all other churches please contact Moderator Davis and let him know who from your church will serve on this committee. NOTES IGBA MEMBER Bethel Baptist Church CHURCHES Revelation Baptist Church 401 N. 5th Street Newgate Mall (Across from Sears) Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Rev William Beard, Pastor PO Box 3732, Ogden, Utah 84409 Rev. Willie Martin, Ill, Pastor Calvary Baptist Church Second Baptist Church 532 E7ths 301 33rd St. Salt Lake City, Utah 84120 PO Box 9924, Ogden, UT 84401 Rev. Dr. France A. Davis, Pastor Rev. Charles Petty, Pastor New Hope Baptist Church 513 "G" Street Rock Springs, Wyoming 82901 Rev. Harold Fields, Pastor St. Paul Baptist Church 128 Broadway Boise, Idaho 83709 Rev. New Life Baptist Church 2596 W 4700 S West Valley City, Utah 84118 Rev. H. J. Lilly, Pastor Bobby Ashley, Pastor True Vine Baptist Church 1323 E 1000 N Layton, Utah 84040 Rev. Jerome Council Pastor Elect New Pilgrim Baptist Church 6196 Redwood Road Salt Lake City, Utah 84123 Unity Baptist Church 1170 W 1000 N Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 Rev. Walter Evans, New Zion Baptist Church 2935 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Utah 84401 Rev. Sargent Nelson, Minister in Charge Pastor [Gi CRANE bE (5 CARR (> CRRA (2 RGA C5 GARR (GER (RIVA (RUIN Cy “RAD CF GEIR (> REARS (ROARED) CRM ( <RNED > TREE () niCaNWS- ( ) EASRIGAD- CP RAD () GRBRRR- (RARER: C) EDR ( ) RIP ECR () RANTS CO RR (MI CG CHURCH DEDICATION SERVICES OCTOBER 19th THROUGH OCTOBER 26, 1958 NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 2935 Lincoln Ogden, Rev. Benjamin Avenue Utah J. Washington, Minister THE CLIMAX! DEDICATION DAY OCTOBER SERVICES 3:00 P. M. 26th Dr. Wendell T. Liggins, Dedication Speaker President, Western States Baptist Convention GUEST ARTISTS Mr. Theodore R. Reese Jr., Organist from Birmingham, Alabama Mrs. Bertha Faye Gibson, Soloist, from Los Angeles, California THE CHURCH AT THE GATEWAY “The Church That Was Built By Faith’ SDC) (AD (2 AD (ED (2) ENED C2 RAD ERED €) END) AND CERED (D-CA CPE C<SD CD-R () CRED CSD () ND C)-RNND () AND () <A () -<INEND- (RN C0 CO-ED CO-ED () SEC RD RARE () EER (9 BRED) <A (> AR: () ADR) GRR () ARB) REGARD () CRIED ( 5 ARNE (| ERR C1 AGRI > GRR) ORG (RRR) EIA () SHRED () ALE ESR () SRD CO ED () RED 1) RN RE- CO eB (<8 LEGEND Ground Breaking Services for this Church were held Sunday, May 16, 1954. The foundation was laid November 1954. The Cornerstone was laid October 31, 1955. The first service was held here Sunday, March 25, 1956. (Palm Sunday). Seating Capacity: 500 upper Auditorium 250 Lower Auditorium 8 Class Rooms 5 Utility Rooms Pastor's Study — Church Office — Choir Room Dimensions: 41 Ft. Wide, 111 Ft. Long Cost: Building, Ninety Thousand POrpNIOS oe Dollars ($90,000) ea ( 11,000) Hours of Donated Labor .................... ( 60,000) PURPOSE: To win souls to Christ and His way of life. To train men service. and women for Christian To help the Kingdom of Heaven to come on earth to more people. To prove that faith is man’s greatest asset. To these ends we dedicate ourselves. BR) RR > EIEIO () AEA: (5 CRA: | AN) RR 3 ERE) RRS) RR) ARID) AAD ART SY A) SINE |) ARE OR AR ROS COE ORE RIND.) SERRA (AM) ORME) RDC) RE (9 at DE OE OA OE A OA 1 AS OA OO OO MONDAY, 1A A A OO OCTOBER 8:00 P A OA A) ) A > A RD ) <emm +) eon 20, 1958 M. cto 1G Vo1 oil B86 3 3 I GUAR RSRAR Re een enr ERR eed lhe YOUTH DEPARTMENT Guest Church, Pilgrim Baptist, Salt Lake City Devotions Bros. George Anderson and W A. Allen ROOMIIIIE ce Pilgrim Choir, New Zion Aires TE a ee ae Pilgrim Choir Dido ug lol 6s. 1 4.2, AMDSURI A. Op he ERP EAE leh te WO) MAROC Miss Beverly Graham secrecyop ht eo REI NESE YOR ZEAE ER RIAD 2A SA UROL EITC N0 AEM IRI name AN AN Pilgrim Church ERT STD AY ANETDOMONG DURES EST AGEs ROPER N CELIO ae Me RUE RUE Eee New Zion Aires Paper “We Dedicate Our Cheseh fe aa ERD MED TP Mrs. Edna M. Martin EE ce ua Cu ieee er tad ee FA ie Pilgrim Choir Presentation of Speaker ee ae Rev L. D. Williams Invitation Offering Announcements Benediction TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8:00 P USHER BOARD 21, 1958 M. - DEACONS - LAYMEN’S UNION Guest Church, Embry Chapel A. M. E. Devotions Bros. B. Christy and R. Felton RCNP cect ela ek Embry Chapel Choir Harmonettes PO ee A Lh ds Goa Embry Chapel Choir WRENN TMI io i i oa pat ot Mrs. Kosa Lee Flowers ec suigy, tee Sot a Lit nC ut ge Ase aOR Co oa et Embry Chapel Church a hg fo MME IS A NRG CAS ISD DORNER 1 etl ae RRMA ana ROR NeL aan Harmonettes Paper “We Dedicate Our Church To:God” _.................. Mrs. Ferne E. Fort CTT SL er hi NI Tea UN RAE aS UE OM ee Harmonettes st | Rane OE CUTS a ei otha Seen CE et ce ea Embry Chapel Choir Presentation of Speaker NEN See a Rev M. L. Shakespeare Invitation Offering Announcements’ POE OS OAS OS A) Benediction A 1 1A A A A A >A A >A) A > > DA (> (>) > (> (>A (> ARE (> <e BE (| URERD- |) <9 CRORES 6) RR 1) CED |) ED ( ) CEE) cee SE CS AL AR CS AID FEED WEDNESDAY, CS TE <P ERB Devotions CLUB DMG VAR OCTOBER 8:00 P PROGRESSIVE (DEES E FA 22, () AD (9 ANTEC) ER (bE (> RD ( 9 ETD () -SERD- ( ) IED () <a 1958 M. UPLIFTERS WILLING WORKERS Bros. Ed Crowder; Robert G. Brigham Guest Church, Calvary, Salt Lake City ot) ARERR EN SRS dRRp Uae oye kotatoy: EGE OAM RUMTC Bike PN nti Calvary Choir oo AGE BY STIRS INE EOE ACS Nee PRUDHOE OPIN UH NEE pe EE Calvary Choir Wd i i2 AMOR 26) nae ORD A Wp BEN EE Us MGRIN OE CUR Y ROLL IBE SER CIDE Mrs. Bina Ellis cies apie gt NRE oN CRELE NU NGHE GI EEN GUN es CB USRRRIY SRE SEV Roar Ney same U Ne Calvary Church oc EGO Den eae aL St Re Mee ANA OD Ca HES A bora He: tea UG NTE ROO IVE EAE Calvary Choir Paper “We Dedicate Our Church To God”?.......00.0-.00--.-..0.--- Mrs. Artie Felton ve NS ORCI IM CE SN le iO RRA RETTIG ARIE ANT ML Calvary Choir Presentation of Speaker ace UII da iP SSE Ai Invitation Offering Announcements EA OSTA EISLER C0 SVE OCTOBER 8:00 P M. - B. T U CHURCH SCHOOL cy OE 7 CHR TEE oe ce a Paper EEN LET Rev W I. Monroe - Benediction THURSDAY, Devotions ERS 23, 1958 - DEACONESSES Guest Churches Griffin Temple and Wall Ave., Church of God In Christ Bros. C. Hampton, D. C. Lee IRE Tet NR UB aT OE State Choir and Smith Bros. Quartet SE NCEE ORNESERC SRA NRE NEIRUININGA I) COTRION GEE REO SRESNONC ORAM 1 State Choir 1 SAA as NENT HORTTESL ee ANU NS MAM NNSSARERe SAAT eT Mrs. Martha Hobson EELS HE COHAES TS SUPREG I 8 USED apm AEASE DIOR AE ARH ae Wall Ave., Church of God AGERE BL C8 aR RA NORE ON RRs RINE ata UE ERIN Ve Smith Bros. Quartet “We Dedicate Our Church To God” .............. Mrs. Martha H. Graham WN GET ai NCPR SE RESEND Renan aa eH Mal REARS REMADE LA yn NENG) State Choir Presentation of Speaker RUSE Inviation Psa Tc Loa SUV RDN PRE TSAR RHA OM EUR Ss GOS RRR TOE Elder David Griffin Offering Announcements ES-ES () GGT () ERTS () ESD () SERED (ED - Benediction (1) Sa () eta (J ERD () CEM ¢ )<ORREE O) OBR CER (CEE ERED CO) EI SBN SRD (RR OER -GR- O R- O-SERD- O-OR )-<D- () D O) e- ©) hat be ae ee Re OL FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8:00 P GOSPEL CHORUS YOUTH es a Ce erg 24, 1958 M. CHORUS - PRIMARY CHOIR Guest Churches, New Hope S.L.C. Lincoln Ave. Church Devotions Bros. ] Lewis, J M. Hunter cg ARE PRISER Le OT oy AP 8s MMR bs He eh ieAUREL GUARD nc. Paper SEN OREN aIODD SV OTE PARED ASR of God ESON/ RN RR HOOD HI ena AGO antes EOE All Choirs pe TOURED Gospel Chorus MERI AU LMS eS Pach BEHR oo MISTE Sti RARER OE ti Miss Sammie White aE EUS METAR SGT OU OSH LAUDER cdg) EGA RCN PAP INO Lincoln Avenue RAEN UR RS pCO UID AONE sOSIUARIRE AUP NER RATAM REED ULES INOUE IR Primary “We Dedicate (ur Church To God" oo cos ERE OCCA OU ERAIC aY CLO Mhid Mrs. D. C. Lee Las enieneapeeyn canine SAPUNNAUT Toner Youth Presentation of Speaker i Choir | ee Rev, Chorus nl A Ore, Ira Lee Martin Invitation Offering Announcements Benediction THANKS Just to say thanks to our many friends who have helped us through the years, those within our state, and the many churches and friends who have come from Colorado Wyoming and Idaho, during these special Dedication Services. Thanks, for helping to make possible this Beautiful place of Worship. NOTE There are about 200 more souvenir plates left, after these are sold there will be no more. On sale in the vestibule. Souvenir books are priced at $1.50 each. A limited number printed, you'll be safe in getting yours now eC) EE CP MP CD ER (DED) EE (3) GERD: () REED) RIED () BRD OGRE (> ARM (aN CRETE |) AEE () PERE () GERD ( ) NED ( ) GRUNT () GREE () EUR () REED ( ) GREED (GUD () GED has been ()-GD CO GRD () 0 <a SBE; ARERR ) REESREY ¢) ERED.) ERATED © CEE ( ) ENR > AD) RCE (> EY) ERAN 6) RE () <O ¢) E ) E ¢) a) em DEDICATION SUNDAY, Guest Churches 26, () ARDC) ABR: 5) ORE C1 EIR i VOR) SE) AOD. ENR! 1958 M. From Colorado Wyoming Organ Prelude 2:45 P Devotions 1) GAGES) RATED DAY OCTOBER 2°00. P. «| ae 3:00 P Idaho M. M. Devotions: Deacons, Otis Perkins; Howard Akers Be RE RESIS EEN Stan TED HLAE EERE Cita Central and Bethel Choirs ERNE EAR SEEDS RUSE HSS a ea SPR Coe GI CV ROUEN SI ACCME AMO FALE AE SB TN Central Tie nee SOO okdi, See RN CENCE RRNA De DEERE SERS EERE RETA Ref bic dsc cia, Me cui, ca ceca Rev at BSAA SOMMER LAS NEARAN ON Oia NAL YR Rev TOON RAEI PR ESE AMEND DEES aT Cs NONE RAG EOD OCHO ELEM SMI W O. Mays L. W Woods URE Bethel Choir RITE ONRS SOON ia arS MMIII) Pal sHIc Sister L. A. Platt EET Raine MRO fananeareaDI te PLY Cita Rev L. R. Reece AE NC Paper “We Dedicate Our Church To God” .................. Mrs. Jessie ORR ut RE cea OR Choir LGC eS RE AMORA GRIT REPRISED 0 Ht tees RMGEE LEO IP Mrs. Bertha F Gibson REI AMEND ICIS F Crowder PO Harmonizing Six Dedication for Alfred McCowan Jr NE SESE TIE EOS REO AMERE: OS MONIEG BOT AAD MOONEE Mr Theodore R. Reese Jr ee a eee Central Choir WPORRIURTIG 08 TIANOR FN cs i ios ee le a a es Rev ae Dr S. L. Lyons Wendell T Liggins Invitation Offering Report of Captains and organizations Remarks WER) CID) OTRAS 9 ARE Benediction () EMER) AERA () RE) IED 1) BART: Dinner on grounds EERE) FEUER GERRI () SEED AIRES) UR) SD) EE 0 RRO EMRE 1) ARDC -GURERD. (1) CORT ©) <a 0) -ename- () <> (|) -<CED- 5) <UNED- (><a . a Rr 3 SEES 3 GTI |) CRANE) OED) INSLEY CB ERIRERI (9 AEA (4 ARIA CJ AERIS (> DAMA eR) GRE: (> DAR DEDICATION C2 RRR (CR DAY 8:00 P “GUEST C) SEED () GORE (2 GREER) RAD C2 RRR (f RARRD- () SNRLR-( GROR () ROAI ( RED (): ERIES (REESE GRE MUSICALE M. ARTISTS HOUR” Devotions: Charles Hall, Johnny McKinney, Deacons. Cheyenne, Wyoming PROGRAMME A-B HARMONIZING SIX Me OCOMRE FOUPORS oc EE Mrs. Jessie E. Taylor LS aE REE REE CDi ct Els sa RC NO IE Mr i Theodore R. Reese Jr Mrs. Bertha Faye Gibson Fag ARE SRC Re STi ok SWAY Sia UGA poles dP ines UNE ee co SOVIET Mrs. Lola Jackson A-B SELECTION HARMONIZING SIX a ER NESS SHEE SEIS UES acl Ag GRRE de ee ts J fe aa CON Nee EE OAEESE a RRBN TS SPS aes ee Mr Theodore R. Reese Jr Helps oe Sessa Daa Mrs. Bertha Faye Gibson ENE NW CREE CE emene nite mene Mrs. Virginia Bass ea ae OU a ae A-SELECTION Mr a eNO Theodore R. Reese Jr E OD eRe SMCS Miss Elgenia Busby es Mrs. Bertha Faye Gibson HARMONIZING SIX Invitation - Offering - Announcements - Benediction OUR GUEST ARTISTS Mr Theodore R. Reese Jr., Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. Bertha Faye Gibson, Los Angeles, California Harmonizing Six, Denver, Colorado Mrs. Virginia Bass, Denver, Colorado Mrs. Lola Jackson, Denver, Colorado Miss Elgenia Busby, Salt Lake City, Utah OD) CA OE A CS A A A OE SE SAG 1A A OE (AE (AE (AAD (3 RAE () AOR) eR) RA 2 AAR () AAD) ARN 9 RR) RRO) RD (>