} a « a ees | re Le 29 le JOB BIAS Bie TORIC ARE. | Stee ay Yat SMCCALLSILS NC OlNBAVe nuecmmOgde rma Lalnba4 “3 Pe BWWAAF 7D ul Ot (tae ht M° Div (GORE3S9 2.2277 1 PeHlltTPergh erebeeggeegel Hosef [pes l ‘Sg NewZie crmwmrenae Baptist Chitguch Bro. LaSalle & Sis: petit Martha New Zion Baptist Church £939 Lincoin Avenue Ogden, Utah 84401 ertfashifiedecl! umer: ~ Dr. Donald Carpen ter !854 Navajo Drive South Ogden, Utah 84403 In-Kind Donations Ann Carpenter Bagels e& Buns Restaurant Bruce Davis Ministries Eddie Tillman ~ Welcome Expressions Nail and Hair Salon Gene Magutre to the Holly's Nauls Joan Bickers Kenneth Wilder New Zion Baptist Church Harry and Betty Nunn Harry Nunn Jr. and Family Larry and Linda Heath LaSalle and Martha Turner Linnard Holston M LH Salon Mae Glenn Martha Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. L. Norling Prairie Schooner Restaurant R. C. Willey Reflection Hair Salon Roberta Dixon Roland and Emma Brown Shaun Myers Ted’s Tractor el Towing Texas Roadhouse Restaurant Thomas and BernaDean Holston Timbermine Restaurant Tookiloo Vernon and Lovey Hairston Wal-Mart Walter and Dell Mitchell First Annual Banquet ef, Silent Auction Friday, April 23, 2010 Granny Annie's Family Restaurant 286 North 400 West Kaysville, Utah Table Sponsors Benny W. Hall ~ Program ~ Greetings and Silent Auction Donald and Ann Carpenter Welcome ~ Dale Griffin James and Roberta Dixon Prayer ~ Dr. Bruce Davis, Sr. Shaun Myers Vernon and Lovey Hairston Dinner Bidding Closes New Zion's Vision ~ Dennis Carpenter On behalf of the New Zion Baptist Church Fundraising Ministry, thank you for your outstanding support and partnering with us as we pursue our vision to build our new church facility to enhance the hives of current and future membership and community residents. New Zion Baptist Church Dr. Bruce Davis, Sr., Senior Pastor 2935 Lincoln Avenue « Ogden, Utah 84401 Office: (801) 392-2211 ~ Fax: (801) 392-3433 newzionut@aol.com — www.newzionut.com Remarks ~ Dr. Bruce Davis, Sr. Remarks ~ Lovey Hairston Closing Prayer ~ Dr. Bruce Davis, Sr. The Many thanks to our sponsors, who helped to make this celebration possible: Ogden-City Recreation—Annette Cottle, Parks and Recreation Manager Advisory Committee Members SPONSORS OWATC— Culinary Arts OWATC - Office of Diversity Ogden City Police Department Ogden Weber Community Action Partnership Ogden Weber Applied Technology College Marshall Community 35th Theme: N. White Center Birthday Past, Present Party and Future Dixon Trophy MW Happy Hours Flower Basket Sales West Nicholas & Company ALSCO (Formerly American Linen) Swire Coca-Cola Date: Thursday October 16, 2003 Time: 4:00-6:00 p.m. Location: Marshall N. White Center 222—28th Street Ogden, UT 84401 Doretha Keeling, Chairman, Marshall N. White Community Center Advisory Committee Gerod (Butch) Sawyer, Director, Marshall N. White Community Center Marshall White Center 35th Birthday October 16, 2003 Social Hour 4:00-4:30 p.m. Game Room Dedication 4:30-5:00 p.m. Program 5:00-6:00 p.m. Serve cake and punch Cameron McKinney, Classical Music Performance Upper room performance Many thanks to the various committees of the Advisory Council, who worked long hours in putting this program together: Doretha Keeling, Chairman Sarah McClellan, Vice Chairman Mayor Matthew R. Godfrey Annette Cottle, Parks and Recreation Manager Lucas Family Members Mistress of Ceremonies: Doretha Keeling, Chairman Welcome: Doretha Keeling, MWC Advisory Chair Invocation: Charles Petty, Pastor of Second Baptist Presentation of Colors and Pledge of Allegiance: Ogden High ROTC under the direction of Colonel Hall Song: God Bless America Glory Stanton Johnson The Ogden Buddhist Taiko Drummers Recognition Awards: Individual-Fern Heath Individual-Velma Saunders Community-Prince Hall Masons Staff-Linnard Holston Youth Presentation-Why | like the MWC Al Archuleta Introduction of Marshall White Family White Family Remarks: Winston White Song: Wind Beneath My Wings Mikol Wilbern Presentations: Chief John Greiner, Ogden Police Dept. Butch Sawyer, MWC Director Closing Remarks: Doretha Keeling, MWC Advisory Chair Butch Sawyer, MWC Director Song: Reach Laura Traum Verdell Bell, Weber Human Services Fern Heath, Community Representative Pamela C. Hernandez, OWATC Diversity Coord. Rene Meza, Department of Workforce Services Pam Molen, Community Representative Cleo Myles, Community Representative Lt. Scott Sandburg, Ogden City Police Department Gary Silver, OWATC Culinary Arts Instructor This celebration has been presented by the Ogden City Parks & Recreation and the Marshall N. White Community Center Advisory Committee. ed "Restore Unto Me the Joy of Thy Salvation" SPRING REVIVAL ree ealbes Ps. 51:12 rs ies ae Rien iy ere eetes Soe = thee: Bey ap ai aie A wngeigati FP Seas ssa wip poe ene hi iiciep bea ii achat § Sots Ss thee tee: set Ror ae sels <3 oh 9 an es e 2 rian sees aba ine srwe teres te pL Seasgeatein adie euriereerenee w: Rese fares , ears tes ot Pa tery “ee Ra set ai Tote AT Sy eS vate eee & battens +o Sek ks ++.Ras Spd teerteee he womansee oe eas. ts * baa $582 “ eet r4 Waren - SEDI = : z =A 52 oS > pene Oi sneoaenncng n ee IEE: SS OK pone nes Sees le 3 ane 4 ear reate ds Ee * 9 aa oe i 4 =o: an eeteeteren + = meer tpapereers thbhe dy ab ibe, ore to * . * Rr RAX Ra % RS RA CKO RI ae a4 AER: iS 3 DO KIC SRRKNLKARUKRRKKAX MRMMICX ESSE EES SEI: SRESS peng p-toieyny-s Oy ERAN aan March 31, 1997 to April 4, 1997 ba Reverend Marvin Wiley Pastor - Rock of Ages Baptist Church Maywood, Illinois Reverend Marvin E. Wiley 7 Ee AEE EERIE TA TNE TE ET Reverend Marvin E. Wiley, a native of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, is the proud Senior Pastor of the Rock of Ages Baptist Church located in Maywood, Illinois. He made history at Rock of Ages Baptist Church in March 1991, becoming her second pastor in forty (40) years. The Church has experienced spiritual, numerical and financial srowth under his dynamic leadership. Pastor Wiley has been able to add several full-time staff members to carry out church business under the direction of a Church Manager. He has departmentalized the various ministries of the Church and has added new offices and Officers. Due to the phenomenal growth the Church has encountered under the leadership of Pastor Wiley, a new 2.5 million dollar Worship Facility has been constructed at 1309 Madison Street to the glory of God and service of His ability to teach and preach has carried him across the country for leadership, mankind. stewardship and evangelistic services. Since coming to Maywood, Pastor Wiley has continued to be concerned about "evangelism" both on a national, state and local level. He is presently the Vice-Moderator of the New Era District of Chicago and Vicinity. He is a member of the Baptist General State Convention of Illinois. He serves on the Executive Committee of the Corporate Board of Directors of the Sunday School Publishing Board of the National Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc., as well as on the Board of Directors of 'One Church One Child.’ Before coming to Maywood, Rev. Wiley was involved in numerous civic and community activities. He also served the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Pine Bluff, Arkansas as Pastor from 1988 - 1991. He also served the Pilgrim Baptist Church, Pine Bluff, Arkansas from 1981 - 1988. He was ordained in May 1981 at the Eighth Avenue Baptist Church in Pine Bluff where he was also licensed at the age of seventeen and baptized at the age of seven. Pastor Wiley graduated from Pine Bluff High School in 19°78 and attended Dallas Baptist College in Dallas, Texas. In 1986, he graduated from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff with a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology,. He served as an Instructor/Enrollment Advisor at South Central Career College from 1986 to 1989 also located in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He is married to the former Marilyn Ross and has two children, Madilyn Ellise’ and Jarrett Ryan. My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Thanks and Praises to God Ghost, Our Guide and Our Our Father, Christ Our Lord and Savior and to the Holy Comforter. On Behalf of Our Pastor, Reverend George Glass, Jr., and the entire New Pilgrim Family, we "Welcome" you to these Revival Services. It Is our sincere prayer that this Revival will bring all Christians in the Greater Salt Lake Area closer to Christ, closer to one another, and Lord willing, bring someone out of darkness and into Christ's marvelous light. We wish to extend our gratitude to Reverend Marvin Wiley for coming to share with us this week. Please remember to mention this Revival and Rev. Wiley in your daily prayers throughout the week. God Bless You and May He Renew in You the Joy of His Salvation! Yours in Christ, Rev. Bob Woodard, Director Department of Evangelism New Pilgrim Baptist Church Pastor Rev. George Glass, Jr. I.G.B.A. Moderator Associate Ministers Rev. Clifton Wilkes Rev. Scott Warnick Rev. Bob Woodard Rev. Kevin Haskin Byron Still, Chairman Deacons Dave Carter James Lee James Brown James Hutchinson David Martin Rev. Ulysses Loving Andrew MacDowell V\ ere ~ Ne . Pilgrim Baptist Church Spring Revival Thursday, April 3, 1997 7:00 P.M. 1: 1-8 Call to Worship ef ¢A (TR a Procession Devotion Minister in Charge !, MAnermstf URUALS - Make phieke a ~RAPLYVMNLZSL ) al Walrlovw 4 y Meprmeag ARO 3 Choir diimabdia ieee ied peur tied Deacons Music - A & B Selection Holladay Baptist Church Choir Welcome Response Guest Church Pulpit Devotion Ministers “Why a Revival" Rev. Andy Hornbaker Holladay Baptist Church Music Choir Introduction of Speaker Rev. George Glass, Jr. Music OG De Wwe Sernion Invitation Offering Remarks Closing Remarks Rev. Marvin Wiley Kock of Ages Baptist Church (rnd , asnpatod r+ peopte 1 “— ( Maywood, Illinois + uhch Minister ) 2 crdigye |, Darina eypeas-teeg tata Minister Jd Condiref 1 , CHAAR Deacons Rev. Marvin Wiley 01 ot rt” o~ Dethe: te, Benediction will be rendered at the close of the Revival on Friday‘eveni ng ; Intermountain General Baptist Association Laymen Annual Walter A. Allen | A Jamboree 1996 ~ Bowl A- Thon Teain Registration form Team Division Age Group Circle one: 5-8 Ages 9- 12 Ages 13 - 17 Ages Adults 7) I> UO PO — Names: Ages Team Name or Church Intermountain General Baptist Association Annual Walter A. Allen Jamboree Laymen 1996 Bowl- A - Thon IGBA Laymen are sponsoring a5 person team bowling match: Four Divisions age group: 5-8 (will bowl with bumper guard rails) 9-12 13-17 18 - Adults Where: Hill Air Force Base Bowling Alley When: 29 June 1996 at 12:30 Cost: $5.00 per person or $25.00 per team: * Price includes* Two games of bowling | Hamburger, French Fries & Drink Winners determine by total pins knocked down in each division. * Prizes awarded to division champions.* Each team member is required to sign up pledge donation for total pins Knocked down. Cost of pledges is .3 cents to $1.00 for each pin knocked down. * Prize awarded to person who has the highest dollar amount turned in for pledges.* All pledge money needs to be turn in by 5S July 1996. All Teams have to be registered and check or money order made out to IGBA LAYMEN and received at no later than 26 June 1996. PLO: Box 143 Ya Sime ane + SWare aase Lary Crib De. ( LL B74 al Gf Via tf pbb we fy A \ A ee ~ j } A, J > /; ae & Pf f g ra oA, Lt LAO WN. aol yh fie Yd 7, ad *\ Ke i/ ie 3 (2, gud i > / \ Lot, Ns: tht wes jy se eS : et tate Se ate Poe ‘iets — Le GSee Si ae AE EN DY eeS 2 Na Bh: oy ety Cay SgR , Vr So 3s em RER ci I AGENey MAR I a a Ee _ f i if ‘ Ds ys . —. Sid _ heel — Ir oaj ee, ea LN: {Zz 4 YI LY J ( Ps seba PROTLR7 7 1, re ; Pius ted [; Z “* s , #) f j ; Se.506 AA Wy he gvar (he tl. MAPSS10N tAsLOIe WHITE: White 18 the color tor every department. I[t symbolizes Lt symbolizes and rertects holiness of tod and sianities peace, purity and the Hoiv Spirit. We give this symbol tirst for it 18 the background color. GOLD Gold 18 the cotfor tor the sunshine band. grace. the riches of God's blessings, briaqhtness,. enerdqy and i1fe., security, Sunsdtn& Sams keg 1s si1anificane ot the blood ot Jeaus which was shed On CAaivary tor remission of 81h. it alsn sianrfies (116 agreaat love and eternal care. LC°1sIn this-<ctrole. of llig Go davina blood TorWwALrC Others that finanuei’s Roval word they vein. Ob1lue atid that Leliina 416 ll1s the girls others. too may or the persuading tind the fttl) rountain STraGnIT TERRE eternal truth OF. the and wor fove. id: y mary iwanspo te aina drawn Ket Tram Crrréc. and sy PURPLE eripede athers., sod's f). e » Purple. 16°-the: color. of honor and the highest color of the universe. lt manifests the power and glory of God. The purple bar honors the highest Stratisphere. [ne color stanities the universal magesty, power and giory of God. Y YI. 4 38TH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE: INTERMOUNTAIN GENERAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OF CHURCHES INCORPORATED CONGRESS OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION — eee * ESSA EE eae ae bene CONVENING IN OGDEN, UTAH MAY 6-11,1996 WITH SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH 301 33rd STREET OGDEN, UTAH REVEREND CHARLES PETTY, PASTOR FOUR YEAR THEME: 1994-1998 “REDISCOVERING BIBLICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR A NEW DAY" (CHURCHES FACING THEIR FUTURE) SUB-THEME: 1995-1996----- "REDISCOVERING FAMILY” REVEREND FRANCE A. DAVIS, MODERATOR REVEREND GEORGE GLASS JR. CONGRESS PRESIDENT REVEREND ROBERT L. YOUNG, DEAN SIS. DULA BROCK, STATE DIRECTOR INTERMOUNTAIN GENERAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION CONGRESS OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CONGRESS STAFF PASTOR GEORGE GLASS JR., PRESIDENT PASTOR CHARLES PETTY, VICE PRESIDENT DR. ROBERT L. YOUNG, DEAN SISTER DULA BROCK STATE DIRECTOR PASTOR ANTHONY SIMMONS, DIRECTOR GENERAL SISTER ISABELL WILLS, SECRETARY SISTER FRANCES JONES, ASST. SECRETARY DAILY SCHEDULE MONDAY- 6:00 P.M. - 6:30 P.M. REGISTRATION 6:30 P.M. - 6:40 P.M. GENERAL ASSEMBLY 6:40 P.M. - 8:20 P.M. CLASS PERIOD TUESDAY- FRIDAY 6:30 P.M.- 8:20 P.M.- CLASS PERIOD 8:20 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. - BREAK 8:30 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. EVENING SERVICE INSTRUCTORS ARE ASKED TO PLEASE START AND END ON TIME | Mm ne tba ' obit n Me amy : i PATH i { RA | A i L A i ATA ATTACH Hf H i nano aL {i if PAR FROM THE PRESIDENT Greetings in the name of our lord and saviour Jesus Christ: It is my happy privilege on behalf of our moderator, pastor France A. Davis, and the entire staff of the Congress Of Christian Education, to welcome you to the 38TH Annual Session of the Intermountain General Baptist Association of Churches Incorporated, Congress of Christian Education. ‘It is my hope that this weeks study in the area of christian education will prove to be for you both, informative as well as inspirational. This years area of study offers all new courses under the tutelage of a great _ instructors, without whom our school would not be possible. staff of My personal thanks first to Almighty God for His unfailing grace, to Dr. Robert L. Young our Congress Dean for his untiring service, our State Director Sis. Dula Brock, Vice President Petty, Director General Pastor Simmons, Secretaries Mrs. Isabell Wills and Mrs. Frances the pastors of the I.G.B.A. and their various congregations. Wel come to all who will share with us during this session. ee EN in Christ , WIC? . : Be é } 5 “Pastor George GlaSs Jr. President Jones. To all of MONDAY, MAY 6 REGISTRATION 6:00 P.M. - 6:30 P.M. ...........:e0e- LCR 8:30 PIM. ~ 6240 PLM one ccocnccccsscoscncescnsscaeasoecnet GREETINGS AND OFFICIAL OPENING INSTRUCTIONS FROM DEANS OFFICE 64D OM ee 820M 20 PM. 8:50 PM i CLASS PERIOD tree DOS, el BREAK EVENING SERVICE §:30 P.M. CALL TO WORSHIP. a SONG 63 DEVOTION 7 ee SONG ee _ PRESENTATION OF SPEAKER........... bei SONG. ee essa INTRODUCTORY SERMON .................--- One ee PRESIDENT CONGREGATION DEACONS SECOND BAPTIST CHOIR odin PASTOR GLASS SECOND BAPTIST CHOIR PASTOR, CHARLES PETTY INVITATION TO DISCIPLESHIP..............::s:sscsscscsscssescessscersesnececeessseneeseeeseees MINISTER ARE NOY DEACONS GerenING ee INSTRUCTIONS FROM DEANS OFFICE. ..........ccce-cscossosccescoscceecoeeceecsesseesesseesnees DEAN | DISMISSAL TUESDAY, MAY 7 GS0P MS: 20P NO 8:20 P.M. - 8:30 PLM. cscs. a CLASS PERIOD BREAK EVENING SERVICE VICE PRESIDENT CONGREGATION vssssaDEACONS CONGREGATION PASTOR PETTY TRUE VINE CHOIR PASTOR, JEROME COUNCIL MINISTER DISMISSAL WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 PERIOD 6:30 P.M. - 8:20 PML. ....2...----ccccssccessrnssncerenensenneccesenneeeeensceeasannorenneansnaares CLASS POOP M 8 S0PN oe a EVENING SERVICE INVITATION TO DISCIPLESHIP OFFERING INSTRUCTIONS FROM DEANS OFFICE DISMISSAL Gene goa BREAK THURSDAY, MAY 9 SEL oe ego, RO apy al TENN COU 8:20 P.M. - 8:30 PLM. cocccccccccccccscsesseeeees Ce Ce OC eee ete ...++-CLASS PERIOD ee ea BREAK EVENING SERVICE VICE PRESIDENT CONGREGATION DEACONS CALVARY'S CHOIR PASTOR PETTY OFFERING INSTRUCTIONS FROM DEANS OFFICE DISMISSAL FRIDAY, MAY 10 GS0PM -6290PM 22... ee SOUUM OS0PM Oe ae CLASS PERIOD BREAK EVENING SERVICE VICE PRESIDENT PASTOR, CHARLES PETTY CONGREGATION PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS INVITATION TO DISCIPLESHIP OFFERING ANNOUNCEMENTS REMARKS | FINAL REMARKS /BENEDICTION PASTOR, GEORGE GLASS JR. MINISTER COURSES OFFERED COURSE 101. 103. 129. 217. 254. 276. 318. 423. HOW THE BIBLE CAME TO BE EFFECTIVE BIBLE READING THE SYNOPTIC GOSPELS CHRISTIAN CHARACTER AND HOW | IT DEVELOPS ONE PARENT FAMILY HELPING YOUNG PEOPLE DEVELOP CHRISTIAN BELIEFS HISTORY OF THE NEGRO CHURCH IN AMERICA PUBLIC SPEAKING INSTRUCTORS DR. FRANCE A. DAVIS REV. JEROME COUNCIL REV. CHARLES PETTY © BRO. BROCK SIS. BESSIE LILLY SIS. FRANCES JONES SIS. SHIRLEY BROWN SIS. ANNA CAMPBELL gap Ar ae i eS eS a RS Se JAE 2k 5 ’ aed te he F oe Mag o ae ee ps AP Teas ae TE LOGE apes . Ee Po RE wall Dtés ek dade a ae a alee og Bis ita e ee ot el RN ByesNe ee : heater el cae | a aaa oe SRP i POR Len On es 28 ‘ ae OR eR ee oe ey ie ee SOC oe eet parti aE Ce Le Nii : ae e me a oe ean tap 1 kph Se are : aa, ee i ef ME . oa & : ee ee a ee See a aCe SG Ee sign ir ae SE RN wre” Reyne aS Me ghee WE F e : ats s pean r A © Meson 2 : Oe Sogt BERS P a 4. age: RS. Melis ped Risse Bg Shoreland ths gon Whe ee SH ees <a ak * 5 ee Re Ta ee # . . ee Se % e Pe kh a i, wor oe ails a gee INR BRP PR oF ME een Pak. ee MI” ESS RE PIE ip MRM ME mee RRI 2 mG TN ge OTR Nt ay 7 oa OF Ra 3 ee ON oS ON Le nT te RETR ae cassie 1 ale : Slag f. Withdrawal and appointment of the Twelve 3:7-19 g. Controversies over the source of Jesus’ power 3 :20-30 h. True relatives of Jesus 3:31-35 3. Teaching by the sea 4:1-34 a. Parable of the soils 4:1-9 b. Theory of parable confusion 4:1-12 c. Allegorical interpretation 4:13-20 d. Parables of the kingdom 4:21-32 e. Summary: a private explanation of parables 4:33-34 . Miracles by the sea 4:35—5:43 a. Subduing the storm 4:35-41 b. The Gerasene demoniac 5:1-20 c. Jairus’ daughter ill 5:21-24 d. Healing of woman with hemorrhage 5:25-34 e. Resuscitation of Jairus’ daughter 5:35—-43 the Galilean region 6:1—8:26 Around B. 1. Opposition stimulates expansion of mission 6:1-29 a. Rejection in Nazareth 6:1-6 b. The Twelve sent out 6:7-13 c. John the Baptist killed by Herod 6:14-29 signs for those who hear and see 6:30—8:26 Clear 2. The cross event in Jerusalem 8:31—16:8 A. Anticipation of Passion 8:31—9:50 1. First prediction of his death and its effects 8:31—9:29 a. First passion prediction 8:31-33 b. Nature of discipleship 8:34—9:1 c. Transfiguration of Jesus 9:2-13 . Second passion prediction and its effects 9:30-50 a. Second prediction 9:30-32 b. Nature of discipleship 9:33-37 c. Identity of true disciples 9:38-41 d. Accountability of discipleship 9:42-50 3. Traveling to Jerusalem 10:1-31 a. Summary: Jesus teaches the crowds 10:1 b. Teaching on divorce 10:2-12 c. Access to Jesus 10:13-16 d. Access to the kingdom of God 10:17-31 4. Third passion prediction and its effects 10:32-52 a. Third prediction 10:32—34 b. Nature of discipleship 10:35-45 c. Healing of blind Bartimaeus 10:46-52 B. Jesus in Jerusalem 11:1—16:8 1. Prelude to passion 11:1-26 a. Triumphal entry 11:1-11 b. Cursing of fig tree 11:12-14 c. Cleansing of the Temple 11:15-19 d. Fig tree sign explained 11:20-26 2. Conflicts with the religious leaders 11:27—12:44 a. Controversy about source of Jesus’ authority 11:27-33 b. Parable of the evil tenants 12:1-12 Oe e. Controversies over sabbath observance 2:23—3:6 IV. py a. Healing of the paralytic 2:1-12 b. Call of Levi 2:13-14 c. Criticism of table-fellowship 2:15-17 d. Question of fasting 2:18-22 The Confession of Peter at Caesarea Philippi 8:27-30 : 2. Conflicts and controversies 2:1—3:35 TI. ; c. Summary: teaching with authority 1:21-22 d. Exorcism and healings 1:23-38 e. Summary: preaching and teaching 1:39 f. Healing of leper 1:40—45 ‘j ow! b. Call of the first disciples 1:16-20 : “es 4 A a. The preaching of Jesus 1:14-15 i : es oi F Tonal i leAES GPE 1. Ministry of teaching and miracles 1:14-45 Piss ‘coe Kas 5 puhiage kp The ministry of Jesus in and around Galilee 1:14—8:26 A. In Galilee 1:14—5:43 prvrinarete II. a of Introduction 1:1-13 A. The message of John the Baptist 1:1-8 B. Baptism of Jesus 1:9-11 C. Temptation 1:12-13 = I. a. Feeding of five thousand 6:30-44 b. Jesus walks on the water 6:45-52 c. Summary: enthusiasm for Jesus 6:53-56 d. Controversy over cultic defilement 7:1-23 e. Exorcism: the Syrophoenician woman’s daughter 7:24-30 7 f. Healing of deaf-mute 7:31-37 g. Feeding of four thousand 8:1-10 h. Refusal of sign to Pharisees 8:11—13 i. Mystery of the miraculous feedings 8:14-21 j. Healing of blind man at Bethsaida 8:22-26 Mer e ie e 5 ee an See er OP Se PSM ia Sonya’ ty SS gk 7 ee ae her Le ee ep SE yo ae a . i Si = To eri v 5 VI. OUTLINE OF THE GOSPEL OF MARK 4 ew SN Why Write a Gospel? The Gospel of Mark ety : “IF one - jJeu) x Lease on ny OoVEeR VIEW THE SYNOPTIC OSPELS GOSPELS pe) THE SYNOPTIC GOSPELS c. Tribute to Caesar 12:13-17 d. Controversy about resurrection 12:18-27 e. The greatest commandment 12:28-34 f. David foretold the Messiah 12:35-37 g. Warning against the scribes 12:38—40 h. The widow’s mite 12:41-44 . End-time discourse 13:1-37 a. Impending destruction of the Temple 13:1-2 b. Signs preceding the end 13:3-13 c. Signs heralding the end 13:14~-31 d. Time of the end’s coming uncertain 13:32-37 . Anticipation of passion 14:1-42 a. The resolve to kill Jesus 14:1-2 b. Anointing in Bethany 14:3-9 c. Judas resolves to betray Jesus 14:10-11 d. Last Passover meal 14:12-25 e. Anticipation of disciples’ abandonment 14:26-31 f. Gethsemane 14:32-—42 5. Cross event 14:43—16:8 a. Betrayal and arrest 14:43-52 b. Jesus condemned by the high council 14:53-65 c. Denial by Peter 14:66-72 d. Trial before Pilate 15:1-15 e. The humiliation 15:16-20 f. Crucifixion 15:21-41 4 The burial 15:42-47 . The women at the empty tomb 16:1-8 The major divisions in this outline reflect observations which were made previously concerning the literary structure of the Markan narrative.'® VII. INTERRELATIONSHIP OF THE FIRST THREE GOSPELS | So far we have given specific attention only to the Gospel of Mark. When we broaden our perspective to include all of the first three Gospels the complexities which we have encountered in trying to understand the nature of Mark’s Gospel are compounded. A comparative reading of the first three Gospels reveals both striking similarities and sharp differences. Why Write a Gospel? The Gospel of Mark A. Literary Dependency Students of the Bible have been aware of the extensive similarities in the Synoptic Gospels for a long time. Throughout the centuries of the church’s life most Christians explained this phenomenon in what was for them the only conceivable way. The first three Gospels were similar because, in the providence of God, they had roots which extended back independently to a common apostolic witness. A few early scholars such as Augustine (who died in 430 C.E.) thought that the Gospels might be interdependent. But most Christians accounted for their similarities by assuming they all drew on the same information. Vestiges of that ancient explanation still appear occasionally in, for example, suggestions of an ancient lost (oral?) apostolic Gospel which served as the source for the independent composition of the canonical Gospels. Most scholars today support a different solution to the question of similarities between the Gospels. They are convinced that there is a direct literary dependency between the first three Gospels. On the basis of that conviction they struggle with the challenge to describe the complicated literary interrelationship of the Synoptic Gospels in such a way as to account for both the differences and the similarities. That challenge has come to be called “the synoptic problem.” In the history of modern biblical scholarship it was first posed in the latter part of the eighteenth century. The criteria which scholars of literature have defined as supporting some assumption of literary dependency include: 1) telling the same story (common subject matter) 2) telling the story in the same order (correspondence of sequence and continuity of events) 3) telling the story in the same way (similar sentence and word order) 4) telling the story with the same words (extensive vocabulary agreement, use of the same harsh grammatical constructions or unusual words) When these criteria are applied to the Gospels they produce persuasive results. It is obvious that the first three Gospels tell the same story. The statistics for the common subject matter indicate that of THE SYNOPTIC GOSPELS Why Write a Gospel? The Gospel of Mark Guide to the Contents of Q3* 1. The Preaching of John 2. Temptations Luke 3:7-9 3:15-18 3. Beatitudes 4. Love of Enemies 4:1-13 6:20b-23 6:27-36 5. Judging 6:37-42 22. Sound Eye 23. Against the Pharisees 24. Fearless Confession 25. Sin against the Holy Spirit 26. Assistance of the Holy Spirit Matthew 3:7-10 3:11-12 4:1-11 5:3-12 5:38—48 7:12 7:1-5 12:36-37 15:14 6. Fruits 6:43-45 7. House on Rock 8. Centurion of Capernaum 11. Commissioning the Twelve 6:46—49 7:1-10 13:28-29 7:18-23 7:24—35 16:16 9:1-6 12. On Following Jesus 13. Commissioning of 70 9:57-62 10:1-12 14. Woes on Galilee 10:13-15 10:12 9. John’s Question and Jesus’ Answer 10. Jesus’ Witness to John 15. Whoever Hears You, Hears Me 16. Thanksgiving and Blessedness of Disciples 17. Lord’s Prayer 18. Encouragement to Pray 19. Beelzebul Controversy 20. Return of the Evil Spirit 21. Sign of Jonah 10:24—25 7:15-20 12:33-35 7:21-27 8:5-13 11:2-6 11:7-19 21:31-32 10:1 10:7-11 10:14 8:18-22 9:37-38 10:7-16 11:20-24 10:16 10:40 10:21-24 11:25—27 13:16-17 6:9-13 11:1-4 11:9-13 11:14~-23 11:24-26 11:16 11:29-32 27. Anxiety 28. Treasures in Heaven 29. Watchfulness and Faithfulness 30. Divisions in Households 31. Signs of the Times 32. Agreement with Accuser 33. Mustard Seed 34. Leaven 35. Exclusion from the Kingdom 11:34-36 11:37-54 12:2-9 12:10 12:11-12 21:14-15 12:22-32 12:33-34 12:35-48 12:49-53 12:54-56 12:57-59 13:18-19 13:20-21 13:22-30 36. Lament over Jerusalem 37. Great Supper 38. Conditions of Discipleship 39. Parable of Salt 40. Lost Sheep 41. Two Masters 42. Concerning the Law 13:34-35 14:15-24 14:25-33 14:34-35 15:1-7 16:13 16:16-17 43. Warning against Offenses 44. On Forgiveness 17:3b—-4 45. On Faith 46. Day of the Son of Man 17:22-—37 17:1-3a 17:56 7:7-11 12:22-30 9:32-34 12:43-45 12:38—42 16:1-4 3:22-27 8:11-12 47. Parable of Pounds 48. 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Praise Him, Praise Him, Let All The People Praise Him PIOCESSIal ok eee POVOUGCMd! Praise... Sie Mmiroduction of MC Re eae i re. 4°... 63. oe Master of Ceremony .. oe All Choirs IGBA Laymen Deacon Ed Thompson True Vine Baptist Church Rev. George Glass Jr., |GBA Moderator Pilgrim Baptist Church Pastor, New Posting of Colors.. Boy Scouts of America Cub Scout Pack 4881 Boy Scouts of America Boy Scout Troop 1881 WECOMG a ee i ks Mayor Deedee Corradini salt Lake City Rev. France A. Davis Pastor, Calvary Baptist Church Celebration in Song A&B Selection ........ Calvary Baptist Church Male Chorus Bro. B. Murphy, A&B Selection ..... New Pilgrim Baptist Church Male Chorus Bro. Mack A&B Selection ......... McDowell, Selection .......... Director New Generation of Gospel Singers Bro. James A&B Director Morris, Director Unity Baptist Church Youth Choir Sis. Cleona Evans, Director 10th Annual Walter Cade Jr. Far West Region Laymen Workshop Intermountain General Baptist Association of Churches, Inc. Musical Program Make A Joyful Noise Unto The Lord Praise In Motion ......... California Baptist State Convention Home & Foreign Mission Brotherhood Drill Team A&B Selection ............. Rev. Willie Martin and Family Pastor, Calvary Baptist Church (Ogden) A&B Selection ............ Free Will Offering... vi Utah Travelers Gospel Singers Bro. Arnold Sperman, Director 8 eae ae IGBA Ushers | Will Worship Him In Song And Praise A&B Selection .......... New Hope Male Chorus (Arizona) Bro. Walter Sharkey, Invitation to Discipleship , ................ Director Rev. H. J. Lilly Pastor, New Life Baptist Church Closing Praise ..... Christian Youth Dance and Drum Troupe Intermountain General Baptist Association of Churches, Inc. Remarks & Announcements ........... Deacon Jerry Gash President, National Baptist Laymen Deacon O.D. Lester IGBA Laymen President Bro. Larry A. Houston 1997 Program Chair Benediction ........ Rev. George Glass Jr., IGBA Moderator Pastor, New Pilgrim Baptist Church The officers and members of the Intermountain General Baptist of Churches, _ Inc., extends a warm and heartfelt welcome to our guest and visitors. We thank you for honoring us with your presence and appreciate your support. May your visit and stay in Salt Lake City be a blessing. To the choirs and program participants who sang joyously unto the Lord, we thank you for sharing the talents that the Lord has blessed you with. Intermountain General Baptist Association of Churches, Affiliated Churches and Pastors Inc. Bethel Baptist Church Pocatello, Idaho Rev. William Beard Wings Of Grace Baptist Church Salt Lake City, Utah Rev. James R. Wilson Calvary Baptist Church Salt Lake City, Utah Rev. France A. Davis New Zion Baptist Church Ogden, Utah New Hope Baptist Church Rock Springs, Wyoming Rev. Harold Fields True Vine Baptist Church Kaysville, Utah Rev. Jerome Council New Pilgrim Baptist Church Salt Lake City, Utah Rev. George Glass Jr. Second Baptist Church Ogden, Utah Rev. Charles Petty New Life Baptist Church Salt Lake City, Utah Rev. H.J. Lilly "And Upon This Rock | Will Build My Church" 16 Matthew 18 PROGRAM OF THE 79TH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN GENERAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OF CHURCHES INCORPORATED oe “a Oe Intermountain heme General Baptist Association P. O. Box 2594 of Churches, Salt Lake City, Utah 84110 August 6-10, 1996 GENERAL THEME: “REDISCOVERING SPIRITUAL NURTURE” 2 Peter 3:18 and Ephesians 6:4 Host Church: New Zion Baptist Church 2935 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Utah Rev. G. M. Mermtt, Jr., Pastor Rev. France A. Davis, Moderator Sister Cynthia Norton, Secretary Inc. FROM THE MODERATOR. Greetings my sisters and brothers: Its again that I, in Jesus’ name, greet you and welcome you to this, our 79th Annual Session of the Intermountain General Baptist Association of Churches, Inc. Thanks to Rev George Merritt and the New Zion Baptist Church for inviting us. We are sure that you are going to be a very gracious host. We’re delighted to be here! My personal thanks to our pastors, congregations, and the IGBA auxiliaries for your work this year. We began the year October 7, 1995 with the New Pilgrim Baptist Church and Rev. George Glass in Salt Lake City, Utah. Seven churches were present with four auxiliaries represented. We then traveled to Pocatello, Idaho to be with Rev. William Beard and the Bethel Baptist Church. Seven churches were present with five auxiliaries represented. For the May session, we traveled to Ogden, Utah to be with Pastor Charles Petty and the Second Baptist Church. Seven churches were present with five auxiliaries represented. again thanks to you all. Once | would also like to thank you all for all of your hard work and dedication you put into the Western Regional Youth Conference, which was a great success. Let us prepare for the Regional Laymen’s Workshop in 1997, which will be hosted by our Association. Welcome to those who will visit us during this session. Sincerely in the Matchless Name of Jesus Christ Reverend Davis, Moderator 1995-96 PARENT BODY OFFICERS AND DEPARTMENT HEADS Moderator —/ me ‘ Fe e Ha teh) ff + fi f>} a Drrsy ” we Itt é ‘ 7 yA : 72>, Rev France A. Davis Ist Vice Moderator Pastor Jerome Council 2d Vice Moderator Pastor Harold Fields 3rd Vice Moderator Pastor H. J. Lilly Secretary Sister Cynthia Norton Corresponding Secretary Sister Shirley Brown Financial Secretary Sister Johnnie Mae Wynne Treasurer Brother Curley Jones Assistant Treasurer Sister Daisy Jones Historian Sister F rankie Draidfort Congress of Christian Education President Rev. George Glass Laymen’s Auxiliary President Deacon QO. D. Lester Jr. Ushers’ Auxiliary President Sister Clydis Finn Women’s Auxiliary President Sister Tommie Watkins Youth Department President Sister Taedra Morris 7:00 P.M, Musical AUGUST 6, 1996 & Welcome Program WEDNESDAY, AUGUST i\ 1200 NOON Official Call to Order Devotion Lis te | Greetings & Welcome 1:00 P.M. Host Church 7, 1996, ; "a fi A LAWTy JLT Ct Fak ” yhi ee A pace” 4 ” io” aad Od on 3 \ aat ' TUESDAY, > = all +i Moderator Davis Ushers & Nurses Moderator Davis Reading of Previous Journal Presentation of Proposals/ Recommendations Church/Personal Registration Secretary Norton Ushers Auxiliary Opening Sis Clydis Finn, Ushers’ President IGBA Ushers Sis Nikki Trahan True Vine Baptist Church Bro Miguel Lacey Devotion Usher in Charge Welcome True Vine Baptist Church Rev George Merritt Blessing of Food Host Pastor LUNCH New Zion Baptist Church Chef Salad, Sub Sandwiches, Melon Bowl, Drinks (complimentary) Purpose (Ushers’ Workshop) Definition of An Usher Ushers Standing for Christ Sis Emma Houston Calvary Baptist Church Sis Lynn Kennedy 2d Baptist Church Bro Edward Miller Ushers’ Prayer Calvary Baptist Church Sis Francis Jones Ushers’ Service & Responsibilities Church Sis Daisy Jones Ushers’ Accountabilities New Pilgrim Baptist True Vine Baptist Church Sis Jannie Lewis Calvary Baptist Church Questions & Answers (Discussion) | Membership Plea - Sis Nikki Trahan True Vine Baptist Church Sis Shirley Brown New Zion Baptist Church Moderator Davis, IGBA Remarks & Benediction All ushers are asked to please assemble for a short business meeting immediately following program. 6:00 P.M. Ushers’ Banquet Mansion House, 2350 Adams Ave, Ogden, Utah Bro Russell Lawson & Fashion Show | Sis Frankie Draidfort Sis Clydis Finn, Ushers Annual Address President THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1996 LAYMEN’S PROGRAM 1:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. Devotion Welcome Registration Rediscovering the Family Laymen Presentations -- Leadership -- Devotion & Etiquette -- Role of Jr. Laymen Dinner Break Registration Laymen Hour -- Master of Ceremony -- Devotion -- Greetings -- Musical Selection -- Introduction of President -- Solo -- Annual Address a Dea Lonnie Sanders Dea O. D. Lester Jr. Laymen Bro James Jackson Sr Rev Robert L. Young Dea Lonnie Sanders Laymen Dea Martin Dea Ed Thompson Dea Martin Dea O. D. Lester Jr. President Laymen 8:30 P.M. Introduction of Speaker Pulpit Devotion Sermon Invitation to Discipleship Offering Remarks & Adjournment. Minister Rev Robert L. Young Laymen Laymen Moderator Davis FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1996 WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT 1130 A.M. 1:00 P.M, 1:30 3:30 5:00 6:30 P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. 1230: PM, HIV/AIDS Awareness Seminar Devotion -- Reports for Year Christian Education Workshop Sermon Rev James Gates Salad Fest Youth & Matrons --Scholarship Presentations (One student from each member church) Memorial Service Annual Address Sis Tommie Watkins President Women’s Auxiliary Remarks & Adjournment Moderator Davis SATURDAY, AUGUST 9:00 A.M. 10, 1996 Devotion Auxiliaries Reports Deacons & Laymen -- Congress of Christian Education -- Ushers and Nurses -- Laymen — -- Women Auxiliary 10:00 A.M. Inspirational Singing Annual Address 10:30 A.M. Business Period Moderator F. Davis -- Committee Reports -- Financial Reports N dd l ee ~ -- Recommendations -- Election/Installation of Officers -- Benediction & Dismissal RAKKKKKKKKAKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKRKKKKKKKK RKKKKKKKKKKRERKKKEKKKAKR PARENT BODY KAA KK AR RA REGISTRATION Pastors, Preachers, and IGBA Officers -- $5.00 individual -- $3.00 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKAKKKKKKKKKKKK KKKKKKRKKKKKKKERKKRKEK KK KKK KA AK RAK COMMITTEES NOMINATING COMMITTEE -- PASTOR JEROME COUNCIL, CHAIRMAN It is the responsibility of this committee to submit names for parent body offices and heads of department. Pastors, please provide the chairman, First Vice Moderator Jerome Council, a name from your church to serve on this committee. TIME AND PLACE COMMITTEE -- PASTOR H. J. LILLY, CHAI RMAN It is the responsibility of this committee to submit recommendations for five meetings during the associational year: October Session __ | f October 11, 1996 78 JZ ff A ed February Session February 8,1997° May Session May 10,1997 -/”’ | Congress Annual Session May 5-9,1997 Ai gk Aa “4 Association Annual Session August 4-8, 1997 : Aaya 4f-"" SA 2, 7) 4) { ply Ley es IGBA New Zion Baptist Church Bethel Baptist Church 4 401 N. Sth Street Pocatello, 2935 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Utah 84401 Idaho 83201 Rev George Merritt Jr. Rev William Beard, Pastor (801) 392-8503 (H) Pastor (801) 392-2211 Calvary Baptist Church ( 532 E. 7th Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 Rev France A. Davis, Pastor (801) 355-1025 New Hope Baptist Church 513 “G” Street Rock Springs, Wyoming 82901 Rev Harold Fields, Pastor (801) 966-6513(H) (307) 382-8280 New Pilgrim Baptist Church 6196 Redwood Road Salt Lake City, Utah 84123 Rev George Glass, Pastor (801) 969-4681 (801) 969-9701 True Vine Baptist Church 197 W. 100 S. Kaysville, Utah 84037 Rev Jerome Council, Pastor (801) 546-6554 MEMBER CHURCHES V New Life Baptist Church 4700 Redwood Road Salt Lake City, Utah 84123 Rev H. J. Lilly, Pastor (801) 968-9479(H) Second Baptist Church 301 33rd Street P. O. Box 9924 Ogden, Utah 84401 Rev Charles Petty, Pastor (801) 393-4801 (801) 541-5041 (H) St. Paul Baptist Church 306 14th Street Boise, Idaho 83709 Rev Bobby Ashley, Pastor (208) 344-0674 THE IGBA WALTER A. ALLEN FOURTH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1996 - 6:30 PM Theme: "Laymen Striving To Be Upright Men" Psalm 1 Mansion House Dining Room 2350 Adams Avenue, Ogden, Utah Speaker: Reverend William S. Beard, Pastor Bethel Baptist Church, Pocatello, Idaho Menu Fruit Cup - Tossed Green Salad Roast Beef or Baked Chicken Baked Potato - Mixed Green Vegetables Rolls or Dilly Bread - Coffee, Milk, Soft Drinks Fruit Pies, Sherbet kuwweee Lae eres Lift Every Voice And Sing Lift every voice and sing, till earth and heaven ring, Ring with the harmonies of liberty; Let our rejoicing rise, high as the listening skies, Let it resound loud as the rolling sea. Sing a song full of the faith that the dark past has taught us, Sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us, Facing the rising sun of our new day begun, Let us march on till victory is won. Stony the road we trod, bitter the chastening rod, Felt in the days when hope unborn had died; Yet with a steady beat, have not our weary feet, Come to the place for which our fathers Sighed: We have come over a way that with tears has been watered, We have come, treading our path through the blood of the slaughtered Out from the gloomy past till now we stand at last Where the white gleam of our bright star is cast. God of our weary years, God of our silent tears, Thou who hast brought us thus far on the way; Thou who hast by Thy might, led us into the light, Keep us forever in the path, we pray. Lest our feet stray from the places, our God, where we met Thee, Lest our hearts, drunk with the wine of the world, we forget Thee, Shadowed beneath Thy hand, may we forever stand, True to our God, true to our native land. Biography of Walter A. Allen (1907-1992) Deacon Walter A. Allen, originally from Chandler, Texas, united with the New Zion Baptist Church in Ogden, Utah, shortly after moving to Utah. As a member of New Deacon and Chorus. As a member Auxiliary; Trustee Senior Choir Zion, he Boards; member; served as and member President Chairman of the of of the Laymen’s the Male of the Laymen’s auxiliary, he became active in both district and national work. At the district level, Deacon Allen served more than ten years as Laymen’s President and President Emeritus. He was the lone messenger of the IGBA Laymen at the national level for many years. Deacon Allen served on many committees at the national level and received numerous awards for his faithful service. He once said that he enjoyed the devotional committee most of all. Because he could always be counted on to be present and ready to serve, he became affectionately known to the national laymen as "Mr. Utah." Deacon Allen was a mason and a retired railroad worker. This fourth annual banquet is in recognition of Deacon Allen’s contributions to the Laymen’s movement at the local, state, and national levels. BANQUET SPEAKER Reverend William S. Beard William Beard was born in Baltimore, Maryland, the first of six children, and received his formal education through the public school system. In August 1975, he relocated to Utah. After a few years of soul searching he became a member of the Second Baptist Church where the Lord became a reality in his life. While at Second Baptist William began to study the Bible seriously. He served in the capacities of Teen Male Church School teacher, superintendent of Church School, minister of Christian Education. William was selected with five other Brothers and ordained a deacon after training under Deacon George Anderson of New Zion Baptist Church and the area ministers under the direction of Moderator Reverend France A. Davis in January 1985. Deacon Beard was later that same year called to the Gospel Ministry, and licensed on December 15, 1985, under the pastorate of Reverend sermon. Reverend Baptist Beard’s Congress Charles religious of Petty after preaching training Christian began at the Education-Ministers his trial National Division, where he attended several essential classes. He then pursued his education through Liberty University and received a Certificate of Ministry and later a certificate of completion in Biblical Studies. Also while attending Weber State College, he completed classes in Religious Philosophy and the Philosophy of Eastern Religions. Called to the pastorate at Bethel Missionary Baptist Church in Pocatello, Idaho in September 1989, Pastor Beard has served the Pocatello and surrounding communities faithfully till the present. Married to Geraldine for over 25 years this union was blessed with two sons, Tanoka and Darius. Reverend Beard believes that despite the worldly consensus, God is still in charge, and will have the last say! PROGRAMME TOASTMASTER SONG GREETINGS INVOCATION Deacon Lonnie Sanders "Lift Every Voice And Sing" Audience Moderator France A. Davis Laymen President Deacon O. D. Lester, Jr. & BLESSING OF FOOD _ Rev. G. M. Merritt, Jr. Pastor, New Zion Baptist Church, Ogden, Utah DINNER IS SERVED (Inspirational Music by Rev. Willie F. Martin, Ill) INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Calvin and Griffin Brock INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER Rev. Charles Petty Pastor, Second Baptist Church, Ogden, Utah MUSICAL SELECTION Deacon Gerod Sawyer "Saviour More Than Life To Me" SPEAKER Rev. William S. Beard PRESENTATIONS Deacon Edward Thompson Brother Willie Norton, Jr. Deacon Lonnie Sanders REMARKS FINAL REMARKS Chairman & DISMISSAL Brother Frank Satterwhite President O. D. Lester, Jr. § Moderator France A. Davis PRESENTATIONS AND AWARDS Special award honoring service of the late Deacon Walter A. Allen ACTIVITY AWARDS Bowl-A-Thon Division Winners Ages 5-8 Winner Ages 9-12 Winner Ages 13-17 Winner Ages 18-Adult Winner Highest Pledge Donation Our deepest thanks to each of you for Supporting the Walter A. Allen Week Activities. Walter A. Allen Week Coordinators Activity Program Committee Brother Frank Satterwhite Sister Shirley Brown Brother Marion Carter Sister Emma Brother Eddie Morris Deacon Jimmy Long Bowl-A-Thon Committee Deacon Ed Thompson Sister Owillender Lester Brother Eddie Brooks Brother Willie Norton, Jr. Sister Cynthia A. Norton Morris Brother Marion Carter Ping Pong and Other Games Deacon Ed Thompson | Brother Marion Carter Deacon O. D. Lester, Jr. Banquet Deacon Lonnie Sanders Brother Frank Satterwhite Brother Willie Norton, Jr. Deacon O. D. Lester, Jr. Brother Eddie Morris Publicity Sister Emma Brooks | _ Sister Shirley Brown Brother Frank Satterwhite me ye. ¥, Yow: PSALM Blessed is the ungodly, man that walketh 1 not in the counsel of the nor standeth in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful. But his delight is in the law of the Lord; and in his law doth he meditate day and night. And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water, that bringeth forth his fruit in his season; his leaf also shall not wither; and whatseover he doeth shall prosper. The ungodly are not so: but are like the chaff which the _ Therefore the ungodly shall not stand in the judgment, nor wind driveth away. sinners in the congregation of the righteous. _ For the Lord knoweth the way of the righteous: but the way of the ungodly shall perten. d 9 ‘PA 5. = Lo 4 cA i "PEF: x / nf a é a a | f ad fa yay New New 2935 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Utah 84401 Baptist Zion PRE-YOUTH KK kK Choir Church Mass DAY MUSICAL June 12, 1982 7:00 P.M. Saturday | ek Church Baptist Zion RK EK KR KK Guest Artists: Reverend Christopher Taylor Featured Artists: | Miss Gienda Taylor Miss Janice Carpenter 2 | “Mr. Presidents: a Dr, a a N. Lawrence Smith, dr. Daisy Griffin Donald R. Carpenter Miss Glenda Taylor Mrs. Miss # a Mrs. Mr. | hg Director: Cecil Mr. Terry Grayson Shelly Smith & Company Mr. Musicians: Choir Mr. i Harry Loraine Warwick Mary Jo Liggins a Liggins, Woodward Pastor M/C 2k eee we ew Introduction . ? The PROGESET ONG en SCPTPEGTS Invocation Mrs, Mavedyn KUER Hostess . Mrs. Marilyn Howard | . ead he gg a Howard Mass Choir now he ley “wie Pastor Liggins «3. eee Reverend T. P. Fields Mass "Give Choir Me A Clean Heart" "T Hear God" Welcome . .. . BESPONSe .6 wi | | . Mrs. eS | Modestine Carpenter Mrs. Eloise Gaither Normal, IL Featured Artist Rev. Christopher Taylor "Somewhere Around God's Throne" "I'm On The Battlefield for the Lord” Tribute to the Youth ...Mrs. Selma Hutchinson Ocha sunday Mr. “Only What OTTO PING “If sc ss Artist Carpenter “Pass Me Not Been Not" For the in the “What Could Of These Lord Church....Mrs. Guest Artist Mrs. Daisy Griffin “One Will Last" Pewee oe be we - Featured Miss Janice Music Director dr. You Do For Christ "Use Me Lord" It Had Gospel Guest Artist Cecil Smith, School I Do" Mornings" « Officers On My Side” M. Howard Guest Artist Brothers & Company Smith "IT Stood Rev. "He Looked "The "Precious On The Lord" Banks of Jordan” Featured Artist Christopher Beyond My Faults Lord Will Make Taylor and Saw My Needs" A Way Somehow" Guest Artist Mr. Terry Grayson “Peace Be Still” "He Touched Me” Grand Finale Rev. Christopher Taylor "Tts Been A Mighty Good Day Final Mr. Remarks Donald R. and Special Carpenter Dr. N. L. Liggins Recognition - Director - Pastor of Music Publicity Donald My, « . .. Thank Thank a a, i Mrs. Shirley Brown Otis i you for helping, you for laughter, loving The Sr Allen You For Walton, Walter Thank For doing Sr Mr. Mr, a Carpenter Bell, Lorenzo Mr, Finance: R. and sharingand caring. New Zion Family iar | . ‘ + | ~ Many young people have NATIONAL JEMISON, Undergraduate ORATORICAL Wednesday PRESIDENT THAT CONVENTION THE The BAPTIST CONVENTION U.S.A., INC. T.J. DR. through bleaned been CARES Scholarship ELIMINATION September Evening, 7:00 CONTEST O'Clock Convention Dallas, Center Texas 7, 2a the.... PROGRAM Subject------------ - "Some Unique Contributions That The National Baptist Convention, Has Made U.S.A.,Inc. Toward The Improvement Society." of American Opening Mus1lcC------------------------------ Youth Devotion--------------------------- Youth Mus 1lC------------------------------ Youth Presentation of ContestantS----------- Dr. David Matthews Supervisor ON ULD WN No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. OW Contestant Contestant Contestant Contestant Contestant Contestant Contestant Contestant Contestant EF (Please hold your applause until the last contestant has spoken) Introduction of Presentation of Contestants Sponsors---------- Mrs. | Report of Es - Cary Williams Commission Member Judges Introduction of Judges----Dr. Leon Bell Member Commission Presentation of Awards Friday on Night---------- Pe, Le 24 President of Convention Jemison Announcements Benediction Note: The decision of the Judges will winner place first The final. be Convention the before speak Will 1988 9, September Night, Friday other The hour. 7:30 the at Winners will be presented their awards. TO YOUNG OUR FRIENDS: (and to our you welcome We warmly idea fhe convention. too) yours, was Day Youth a national of having administration past the with born preby the nurtured is being and 33 the Over administration. sent has program the that period year been more operation, in than Liz opporthe had have people young the before speak to tunity in night on Wednesday convention a as night on Friday elimination Since winner. final place first educational of this inception the been have winners the program, in the aid scholarship awarded We would $88,400.00. of amount from winners the from to hear like we prayerfully and contests previous congratulate the contestants will who country the over night. Friday and tonight from speak OF A TOTAL GIVEN HAS CONVENTION THE THE FOR FOR MANY YEARS. $1,750.00 HAS THE AMOUNT YEARS ELEVEN LAST $2,600.00. BEEN ALL FIRST: PLACE SECOND PLACE OO * .00 PLACE THIRD PARTICIPANTS. OTHER (Consolation .00 » O00 Prize) SUPERVISOR MATTHEWS, DAVID MEMBER BELL, LEON DR. MEMBER HAYNES, DR. MEMBER CARY WILLIAMS, E. MRS. DR. a - 2 . 7 e By oe dle, Mi td : mS ‘By. es ee ot, pea : p %Y x : , ¢ A 7,$ es 7 a. ; . es S es 4: ra Sets2 co mS he cee WE ee : er. ae. “ha P ; e tee ee” ’ es \ ‘ by wie, w | ¢¥N 4 | ; Ny ; oe = " i az -emt . : . 3 , 4 OF = re ot . eae THE sf : = & om ot GS ay A+ oe } é. S sa > YOUNG PEOPLE’S DEPARTMENT WOMAN’S AUXILIARY BAPTIST CONVENTION, U.S.A., INC. 63rd ANNUAL SESSION 7, 1988 SEPTEMBER 11:00 A. M. CENTER CONVENTION NATIONAL Dr, Zee Anderson Barron, National Director Dr. Ethel T. Fallin, Southern Director Mrs, Valeria J. Thomas, State Director Mrs. Cleo Marshall, Co-Director PROGRAM Theme: "Christian Frutt Mistress Congregational Sertpture Prayer Music Young People Focus Gal. 5:22 of Ceremony - Mrs. Mary M. Allen Always Song ............... Ms. Tanya ................0008.4 ............ Welcome Address Response To Muste tn Season’, Rev. tm» we we we Mrs. Grace .......... DeVaughn Ronald Anglin wo Youth Choir B. Taylor,Director Rev. Welcome........ . oo on Love-A Karry Mrs. D. Wesley Verntta HowzZe Youth Chotr ee -GREETINGS- Moderator Rev. B. R. Dantets, Sr. of Northwestern District Association B. M. & E. Youth President Mrs.Valerta Thomas Young People’s State Director Presentattons................ and Remarks ............... Mrs. Julte Young Mrs. Mary M. Allen Director Zee A. Barron COMMITTEE Rev, C, A. W. Clark, Se, General Chairman Rev. K. D, Wesley, Chairman YPD Mrs. Mary M. Alffen, Co-Chairman YPD WORSHIP SONGS Western Regional Youth Conference THEME: "Elevate Your Life: Focus on JESUS® So Crm GA a | a | OOS NR ae £4 = | ‘A ~ RON EN 7 RE alan rman —— | April 25, 1996 thru April 28, 1996 Salt Lake City, Utah Ms. Clara Hadley Worship Coordinator Mr. Anthony Carpenter Music Director Mr. Sebastin Woods Ms. Janetta Nix Praise Team Member Ms. Alice Boyd Orgainist Praise Team Member Dr. Benecia Toms, Western Region Director Let's Praise Welcome Into This Place Welcome into this place Welcome into this broken vessel You desire to abide In the praise of your people So we lift our hands and we lift our hearts As we offer up this praise unto your Name. Verse Repeat Chorus Come, Let Us Worship Oh come, let us worship For the LORD is in his holy temple Oh come, let us worship For GOD is a Spirit We must worship Him in Spirit and in truth. Let's bow down before Him For the LORD is 1n His holy temple Let's bow down before Him For GOD 1s a Spirit We must worship Him in spirit and in truth. For GOD is a Spirit We must worship Him tn spirit and in truth. We're Glad You're Here I'm glad you're here I'm glad you're here The fellowship is sweeter Just knowing you're here It's so good to see you I hope that it's clear Everyone Loves you, so glad you're here. Verse b. Oh, Holy Spirit, so glad You're here c. Oh, Blessed Jesus, we're glad you're here. I Love You With The Love Of The Lord How Can I say, I love the Lord Whom I've never ever seen before And forget to say that I love The one whom I walk beside Each and every day. How can IJ look upon your face And ignore God's love, you I must embrace You're my brother, you're my sister And I love you with the love of the Lord. Jesus, You're The Center Of My Joy Jesus, You're the center of my joy All that's good and perfect comes from You You're the heart of my contentment Hope for all I do, Jesus, You're the center of my joy. Elevate Your Life: Focus On Jesus Saints, elevate your life, elevate your life By focusing on Jesus, focus on Jesus. Saints, elevate your life, elevate your life Through the word of God, through His word. It is in the Work that we find life Saints, elevate your life, elevate your life By focusing on Jesus. Praise, Praise, Praise Praise, Praise, Praise, the Lord Praise, Praise, Praise, the Lord Come on saints, lift Him up Come on saints, lift Him up For he is worthy of the praise For he is worthy of the praise More Than Anything More than anything, more than anything I love you JESUS, more than anything (repeat) More than worldly wealth, More than life itself I love you JESUS, more than anything. (repeat) Let GOD Arise Let God arise and the enemy be scattered (3x's) Let God, let God arise. When the praises go up The blessings come down (3x's) Let God, let God arise. Praise Medley I I was glad when they said unto me I was glad when they said unto me, I was glad when they said unto me Let us go unto the house of the Lord I came running when they said unto me... I came shouting when they said unto me.... I don't know what you came to do I don't know what you came to do I've come to clap my hands I don't know what you've come to do But I've come to exalt His Name. ... shout for joy ...lift him up ...do my dance ...Praise the Lord Lift Jesus Higher Lift Jesus Higher Lift Jesus higher (2x's) Lift Him up for the world to see he said, "If I, if I be lifted up from the earth, I'll draw all men unto me." Praise Medley I love You Lord, and I lift my voice To worship You, . He's worthy, Jesus 1s worthy, He's worthy to be praised-- Praise Him, Praise Him, Praise Him, Praise Him, O my soul, rejoice! Take joy, my King, Jesus, blessed Saviour, May it be a sweet, sweet sound I] love you Lord, and I lift my voice In what You hear; He's worthy to be praised. In Your ear. To worship You, O, how I love Jesus, O, how I love Jesus, O, how I love Jesus, Because He first loved me. Take Joy, my King, O my soul, rejoice! In what You hear; May it be a sweet, sweet sound In Your ear. Lord, Be Glorified Blessed assurance, Jesus 1S mine! Oh, what a foretaste In my life, Lord, Heir of salvation, In my life, Lord, Of glory divine! Purchase of God, Born of His Spirit, Washed in His blood. be glorified, be glorified. be glorified today. In my song, Lord, be glorified, be glorified. This is my story, this is my song. In my song, Lord, This is my story, this 1s my song. In my song, Lord, All the day long. In my church, Lord, Praising my Saviour All the day long. Praising my Saviour, Praise Him, Praise Him, Praise Him, Praise Him, Jesus Blessed Savior, He's worthy to be praised. (Praise Medley continued) From the rising of the sun, Until the going down of the same. be glorified today. be glorified, be glorified, be glorified today. Lord I'm Available To You Lord I'm available to you; my will I give to you I'll do what you say do; use me Lord to show someone the way Then enable me to say My storage is empty and I am available to you Shebach Shebach--Hallelugah (repeat 4x) Barach--praise the Lord Yadah extend your hands Todah lift up your hands Maha means to (clap your hands) Repeat Shabach/Barach Tehillah means to sing Hallal Means to celebrate Karar means to (dance) Two Times There's only two times to praise the Lord, when you feel like it and when you don't. Repeat Chorus | Two T-i-m-e-s To praise Him Feel like it And when you don't Repeat Chorus IT Repeat Chorus I GENERAL INFORMATION: TO ALL MESSENGERS: The following is an overview of information on the National Young 1. Af! sessions will be held at the Sheraton a) People’s Department Session in New Orleans. Puesday - September 6, 1994 Hotel. 7:00 am - Departmental Breakfast $16.00 - $17.00 per person appre<. te Red Circle tn Charge \ ao ra “¥) 9:00 am - Director’s Workshop $10.06 Registration 11:30 am - Foreign Mission Period Director Sarah Yokum in Charge 3. Christian Education Classes Wednesday - Thursday - Friday 8:00 ain - 9:15 am - Dean Lula Washington Class Registration $5.00 - 18 Yrs. - Up $2.00 - YPD 4. - 17 Yrs. Old General Assembly WEDNESDAY 10:45 am Sessions will be held at the Sheraton Hotel. AM - 11:05 am - Louisiana Welcome Special Memorial Dr. Zee A. WEDNESDAY PM 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm - YWA 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm - Red. Circle THURSDAY \ 9:00 am - 10:00 am - JMA Hour Barron for THURSDAY 9:00 am - 10:00 am 5. - JMA Hour FRIDAY 10:00 am - Joint Session with Women’s Department 2:30 pm - ‘*All State Tea’’ (Place to be announced) Closing Message, Meditation Friendship Circle. 6. Registration Information Registration will be available Tuesday- Friday. (Check Appropriate Box) tah Nations Dept. “Weaders 2s FRES oe es oe FP eee... . HSI |. Lk EE) LJ z | State Director 4 ux "ag ok Pe ees. Smee ot: District. oectar os epee Ses ON eS BE ee lpocalrirectow see oT ee ee PS bo ee NagiOralry PIA Giicer oe. of eee. I oe Past Officer / Committee Chairman or Membes ee a Personal Befolfinent 30. PG ree ec i State Strict en ConventtOwes.”. . uae. AssOciatiam. Locs Circe... 2. oo <e er ae ee hoo deca $25.00 $25.00 $20.00 $20.00 i OO 310.00 28S Sel be Feovkc $140.00 e ee DO St eS oe eet ad $100.60 ee $60.00 (3 Kits will be provided with Departmental Registration Only) & & Pre-Registration will be accepted until AUGUST 26, 1994. 1994 Theme: **Jesus is the Way — The Challenge to Make My Choice’’ St. John 14:6 — ns gyi octave SRyae ss: # 7 eee wa ; A Vay Sine —) ae “ as ibe S ry rane os toaeee crease er © 3 2935 Lincoln Ave. LIGGI NS, PASTOR REVEREND W.L Se Je Fe oe se ve ye 3 #ae i @ SdH 4 de dese k 2 ye RARE Seek sie wha * we WELCOME TO BAPTIST su know For aid NEW ZION CHURCH how much we're God grateful, kind and mar aetze friei. skies that had a tinge of a brighter blue. Become = gray WE ARE HONORED BY YOUR PRESENCE HERE TODAY AND WE WISH TO EXTEND A WORD OF WELCOME TO ALL OF YOU. BUT MOST OF ALL, WE HOPE THAT YOU WILL COME AND VISIT WITH US OFTEN. NEW fe K* Ses AREX kK ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Ke * He sek Ree: hk RESPONSIVE READING MATTHEW 22-17:9 . and spoke unto them And Jesus answered again by parables,and sacd, The kangdom of heaven 4& &tke a certain king, who made a marrtage for hts. ACH. And sent forth his servanis to call them that were bidden to the wedding; and they | woe woukd not come, CONG cn we wins . Again he sent forth other servants ,saying tell them who are bidden, Behold 1 have prepared my dinner; my oxen and my fsatlings ane kikled,and all things ane meaty come unto the marriage. PABLO: sees But they made Light of 4t,and went therr wavs.one to hts farm, another’ to his merchandise; CONG Ses PasitOn, cress And the xemnant took his servants,and treated eeetes But COND3 reteeeee AE them shamefully,and stew them. when the RANG heard OF At he was AVNGAY ; and sent forth hos armies,and destroyed those murderers ,and burned up thetr erty. Then Satd he unto AA heady, but a worthy, his servants, the wedding ee were bédden wene not | | ‘ GO, THEREFORE, INTO THE HIGHWAYS, AND AS MANY AS YE SHALL FIND, BID TO THE MARRTAGE., Saviour, EVERY FANNYJ. snow a AND than HOUR. 5 aoe os = So : x =—g la —e— Sa 3. Let me a Ee Se. nil _ e— A PE ooo ae eee 8-9 is = Em i} a) ; - o’er; — 0-0-9 —--9 ae me i? } } a img — bry, ef a in|= " = “= +/+ asa te Till this fleet-ing, fleet-ing life fe, ~ 1832-1915 p> ¥ Me a aint ape ae eo (9g 4-6 —_ -9-—_—_ 9 Og H. Doan, -& -o e I ameling-ing, cling-ing close to Thee; Leadmegen-tly, gen-tly as I go; love Theemore andmore, \oe BE fs Le NOM 326 Refrain Winnzam -oi. Sav-iour, more, thanlife to me, Z. Thro’ this changing world be-low, ST Life to Me 7. 9. 7. 9. with 1820- 1915 P+ ‘a a 6 ia ae ) More DAY Let Thy pre - cious blood spned Keepme ev-er, Z: er near Thy side. s Trust-ing eis I can -notstray, I can nev-er, nev-er lose my way. Till my soul is lost in love, In a bright-er, brighterworld a-bove. 4 SB pa a i o———1)Sh : Lats gp‘ gg a, yD , or & re, EFRA ee f akuh +7 aee— a = @.. — V i red p ent bad Ta Be, SoA “aA se s 4] we 5 iL es $e day and hour, -O- -@a - lin D + wid am e—_¢ me feel ~~—a ~ -—- -m-. ty iy it te yt a ‘ 8: a EE PIE AE — = ¢ GF -B——~ —— bed ‘ 5 _: ; - ;7 | P= e- Th - & . ‘ Pe ” : ke ee 5 ca ee i SI at eg ee“S aBo —@e—eL c/ ~~? e/ el -o-° a rsOg oes “o ~ Sn 2st, May Thy ten-der love to me Bind me clos-er, clos-er, Lord, toThee. A-MEN. foc eae Ss las S25 | F = OE AE A i A AE A 2-8) AD a A! yp AN 8 p Ae SS a oA OO ve) Ire Eee ae a , f :| Thy cleansing pow’r; a ar —@-—~—-@ Mie ' =. p & nea hema bes Let ts. i = ¥ ; Ln A Kod “A a a ) -0- — eee : ao -2- -O- @- 2 AS —_ 9 ,--8 4 - day and hour, ev -’ry o-Ta# "a 5 ev -’ry hour, a ' -—_0-—,- 4 : day, Fee alae ans | 3 oe ~Be 2 ee ma 5 Cs P-bp— Pt fa ee of ME BE a Ev - ’ry SS i a ) } Ev-’ry sR BG ig oe" o> ‘ ty pa Zs — Ae: a wn ORDER Call to Worship Devotion yon OF WORSHIP EE ------~-- er ee ee Deacons Deacons Processional --<---~--~---~--+~—-----—-~-—~—-—-—~-+——~ ' Choir Responsive Reading & The Lord's Prayer KKKKAKKAKKKK Hymn -~--<+~— Rca Congregation Welcome Visitors ----~-~~~----—~———-~--—~——~~ Clerk Mission & Education Offering eon ae em Ushers selection. ~-=-------==—~ sa et ri hn - Choir se KEKKKAKKKER Announcements ~-~~------~---— a-a-———— Observations ---------~—---~~~~--~~~--~-~-.--~ Pastor Clerk Sick Report & Altar Call --------- ~~ Pastor Selection -------~—~------~—--~-—-----—~-- Choir KRRKKKKEAKKKK | 7 ie Tithes & Offering ------~-"Praise God From Whom -——mmwmmem All Blessings RRAKKRAREKERE Officers Flow" BOLOCE LON en er can Choir Pastoral Hymn i Preaching of Gospel ~-~----------—--—----—-~-~-— Pastor Invitation (Please no Walking) Benediction (Allow Choir to Pass Please) EVENING WORSHIP - Training Session. - 5:45 PM Ministering with the Gospel Offering and Announcements The Gospel Invitation Benediction AKKKEKKKKKE ‘. & Prayer ---een nn en en (Please no ‘aliciun) (Late Worshipers x * # ee % edb ob of selection ocripture may we * eee enter) — Pastor THIS WEEK AT A GLANCE: <<. *,° the Women Trustees The Observance this with share and department, Chatrman George Anderson,Brother this be Three-Thirty the come to asket are members ail Houy,and at take place will day, annual second their observe will and Wives Wives,Trustees Ministers Deaconess Today, past week in Texarkana,Texas, Wednesday July 14 1982 Home , Texarkana, Family,c/o Mr John Anderson Died Texas, Curtis The services will 1Pm, Haynes- Patterson Mail All cards to John Anderson Anderson 813° W.13th Texarkana,Texas 75501 Funeral Street, LEE REELERREERRER Lets all pray for the. recovery of Bro,s L,T, and Charlie Reynolds, Sister Martha Graham On tuesday afternoon 6;45 the department would like to of the also all of the is Mission, -. Bell | ~ see all children, women Please of the ladies Assocation will soon be you are there a banquet on is also Night in the Salt Lake City,as Baptist Now to Church,Salt DS Calvary Plan only job meeting. As that Wednesday they are the Host for Attend, Thats Lake City. She ‘he ba meeting, and | Utah-Idaho this church our The aware of mission AUGUST 4-7 1982 . New ¥t Zion a i fa on} fy Nd. uF Tree B be # > ¥e : Fy al i 3 Baptist e: ‘a ; % 4 Fae -¢ 5 Oe as ia | ee 4q Coal Church oa o% % 5. ® 4, £LS rr oe) i 4. i Mg et ~4 a istees be husk youve Maki && S484 4. ha a ae ey Tied tad Lh eh D z YW w % wall . res Bo wu # foad i x3 re 8 ag Jpel fod 4 Dula BAPTIST TRAINING UNI ON @ = LAYMEN: Bro. a, U ctne HERS: MUSICIANS a Bro Bro Sis * e e @ & € Tucker C7 # Donald Deron Benn SENTOR Jessie ‘Bro. Carpenter Hutchinson Jacquetta Bre: fe CHOIR Sis. Loraine YOUNG ADULTS Rev. Jack Brock Finance. Satt Lew iLte #‘s rank Brock = * Halil s & Warwick cd % t Hawthorn The New Zion Baptist OF Ogden, Utah S guest Church the heartiest welcome. ncere desire that this servi iceof worship to be a blessing to you. Here, we nave no creed but Christ, no purpose except to serve the needs of any who come our way as best we can in the name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Chri iA believe that every follower of Chris can interpret, assume, and practice the Tewe -OWn life. We do not believe srg dif opinion have a place in break Christians. We turn to our Bibble a ou} practices and teachings. We str spirit of Christ's teachings as t. the words of God and apply them wit our own day. 7 re 1 + ae Ct t DM CQ |Q9 Sed Om an Se f AFP I LIATED Inc. Tithes ion and ft with to ping than t this besser richest blessin s by your presen ce toc the the Natagpal and if Sec Will Jesus to og tha ra of in m tA . ee mes ct © if 8; ee © + Utah-Idaho District Baptist Convention, USA, subscribed by the offerings of the members and friends. If you are seeking a Church Home, you are cordially invited to become a part of this fellowship. Membership may be obtained from another Baptist Church, through letter, Confession of Christian Experience, and Candidate for Water Baptism, for those who have never confessed their hope in Christ. ~~ NEW ZION BAPTTST CHURCH 2935.Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Utah 8440] fe me OS ©) CP?5 co wd Ww) <ft Oo © 44 aie Pr hags Ste ao O Bi ie od if Selection Offering Prayer Congregation ~~=-— Clerk - Ushers ~-— Choir o od Lc a! Ee 5, HRRAEAAARERER the New The Church with open It is with joy we arms to ail. welcome you to our oS We are most happy to have the opportunity needs, to attempt to minister to your and should you feel the desire to become e do. a part of our fellowship, ple Thank you for coming, New Zion Baptist Churct st Call RKEKEAKAREKAE Our doors are Church and all it has, rendered services the and you to pen here you, are welcome to take part ims The Announcements Sick Report & Altar Selection Church. Baptist anon stmeranmnarne aemmanansnamsy pattern anette Zion to Welcome Observations Tithes & Offering "Praise God KKEKRKAKKAKE Selection Pastoral Hymn Preaching Invitation Benediction of Gospel (Please (Allow : Whom From : . Gospel Invitation (Please Benediction Clerk Pastor Choir —— Pastor and - Congregation they — And fooli sh heart themselves to their sing of Profes became Ed be wise, eels changes the glory of the God into an image made birds, to oa man, unlike and Where-for God also gave them up through the lusts of their dishonour their own Officers All themseives. —aw no Walking) Pass to Choir no Pastor Please) EVENING WORSHIP Training Sessior - 5:45 PM Ministering with the Gospel Offering and Announcements Selection Scripture & Prayer The me ~~ Minister - Because that, when they kenw God, they glorified him not as God, neither were thankful; but became ate in their Int Visitors & Education Lord's 1:21-25 Ne Welcome Mission WELCOME & The Romans © Hymn Reading Deacons Choir 0 KEARREKEAE Deacons bat Responsive WORSHIP ww Call to Worship Devotion Processional OF perm ORDER ALL of God -— Who changes the truth and worshipped and served the more than he Creator, who is for ever. Amen. 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McCray was born and raised in Cleveland, | Ohio to John and Beatrice Lamdon. She accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as her personal She acquired her general and Savior at an early age. formal +saveled education in extensively Cleveland, through Ohio. out the Mrs. United McCray States has and Europe, where she was engaged in Religious Retreats She is employed at Hill A.F. and Biblical workshops. Base and is married to retired M/SGT Jonn McCray. They reside in Layton, Utah. nin Fhe Mier AROER OF WORSHIP J} May 20se 1983) Call to Worship ..... . .¢.<4.4..... Processional ach Deaconess Georgia Allen» Sisters Allen - Green - Wilder rt Soa Hey pet eetaceat sy eess CHOIS 7. Prayer soos ee - Responsive Sister Willie Mae Allen Reading <:.4........ Prayer The Lord's Hymn yo wene bape npeers : ¥e quiWAe, tide Cbs RRRERREREK Welcome Mission =” Congregation ViStors. ..inGoceseeieecise, otSter Dula Brock & Education Offering ............... Ushers Selection Siewcinisie ae Vat weed Report Selection eeaek pane ee ak 8 0s Choir . Announcements Sick Graham | RREKKRRER _ Sister Martha i EE and Alter ee aida Lis elcasvicici sch CT TA Dak Clerk ocld «if cdusrwigigian ee ee Paster ae Choir oats SUS Officers Sister Christia Clinton RREKRKKEKK Tithes and Offering . 1 "Praise kkkekkkkRk Introduction Mission God Message Invitation BONGUICTION ad From Whom All tre Bahevseres 13 Blessings: Flow" ................. Sister Lula McCray. ‘True Vine sect Ames Church Mission : . 0.0 ibw dcpdoccccessc sss nue Pastor Liggins oH -. Devotion 7" AFTERNOON SERVICE 3:30 P.M. FIFTH SUNDAY MISSION Please Come PROGRAM RESPONSIVE: READING (World Missions) rn 2% Chel tab And Leader: ~inee ee no difference between the Jew same Lord over att 1s rich him. — ....For there is : Ocriaeneat jon: for the and the Greek: unto all that call upon Leader: Lord rising. of thy brightness go the light; come ‘to’ ‘thy the Gertties shall For whosoever shall shall be saved. the upon call : name of the How then shall they ‘call on him in whom “Congregation: they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? leader: and And how shall they hear without a preacher? how shall. they preach, except they be sent? As it is written, How beautiful are the Congregation: feet of them that preach the gospel of peace, and brang glad tidings of good things! of all Unto me, who am less than the least Leader: Saints, is this grace given, that I should preach among the Gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ. 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E 3 Nos Parveen, ; 5Nee gael hte aii : mocha ; ° . 5 REF RY ;SON OR t . ») Sus a aa AE wt ests : . 4 : 5Sy SE 7 SUR enter @+Vven roel oh we EE40 ca ¥ om - Oo i mel... 3 ees ieeeFT Es Dea ee aS mos 2s ee at 7 sceliin 7 ee te Be : SL F a -8- litt - ed * psy ee e : Se -e Sano gene atl oe te mene 3 # Sem eofateset te 0: tom a ee gt eaten ees a peste te firemen bie 5 #é fs i) il Pree oh ees shes, . wa Seite vh ccna en : : 3 k :pPA ome weinetamyg xij rae = smtie t | ¥ J F " ™. “Vang? cas. v7 ee i ~~ a ot. per : Pa E : “ —_ ilag Ne, Vers All Go... 2 a, o : i * > 3EO™- tetingy ae : , ; : aeody ae ot . r tes om : : . P me ‘4 rs mi “EAE / 2 New Zion Baptist Church Invites You To “HANDICRAFT -— 4 RECREATION \ and much more in. : 7 VACATION | BIBLE SCHOOL Pp LACE FOR ALL a is at GIRLS Among our sick and Shut-in-are Deacon Cecil. Smith, Sister Anna Palmer, Sister Jessie Lavine, and Brother George them, sick Campbe ‘Take ll: time this week as wel] or shut to visit or call as all others you might know who are in, and concerned about them. petition God in their let them know that we are al] And as you pray this week, behalf and the church. also NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH . OGDEN, UTAH 84401 Pastor: to Assistant Deacon 2935 Lincoln Avenue Sis. Shirley H. Ogden, Phone: | : ° . Bro. — Bro. L. T. Bell Deaconess: | Aide: Pastor's Brown Anderson George om Chairman: Trustee Chairman: Utah 84401 392-2211 621-6381 Gus Bell Bro. Secretary: Financial Liggins N. Pastor: Office: Clerk: L. Dr. ak Treasurer: Department Sis. Georgia Allen Sis. Clydis Finn Bro. Dellie C. Lee of Service Sunday Schools Sis. Selma Hutchinson of Mission: Department Sis. Dula Brock_ Baptist Training Laymens: Ushers: | Sis. Bro. Martha Jessie Musicians: Bro. Donald Sis. Union: Hall ‘Bro. Bennie Graham Tucker " Carpenter Jacquetta sa oan Senior Sis. Choir: Norvelle Finance: Bro. Frank Young .. Bro. Adults: Walton Satterwhite Walter McGlothan New Extends sincere to its guest. the that. this desire to be a blessing to you. that should in his interpret, owm life. every of Christ, welcome. worship It will is our prove except no purpose of Christ follower can and assume, and practice the love of God We do not believe that differences have a place of opinions service Church of any who come our way as best we our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. to ‘serve the needs can in the name of believe heartiest but we have no creed Here, We Zion Baptist . Ogden, Utah the fellowship in breaking We turn to our Bible as the source of. of Christians. We strive to catch the our practices and teachings. spirit of Christ's teachings as they are revealed in the our words of own day. God — and common with them apply sense to WE BELIEVE that the religion of Jesus Christ makes each We one of us a servant to the best that is in life. believe that the religion of Jesus Christ is a happy one. We believe Therefore, we it is better welcome to love joyously you to than this to hate. worship | We sincerely pray that God's richest blessings ‘ gervice. You have blessed us by your presence may be upon you. today. WE ARE AFFILIATED with the Intermountain General Baptist Association and the National Baptist Convention USA, tithes Our Inc. and: free friends. budget operational — will offerings of is subscribed the members by and the © If you are seeking a Church Home, you are cordially Member4nvited to become a part of this fellowship. ship may be obtained from another Baptist Church, through-letter, confession of Christian_experience, and candidate for water baptism, for those who have never confessed their hope en New Zion Baptist Church, Phone: in Cnrist. -_s 2935 Lincoln Avenue, Ogden, Utah” (801) 621-6381 or 392-2211 NEW BAPTIST ZION CHURCH 2935 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Utah 84401 Communion WORSHIP SERVICE "For as often as ye eat this bread, and drink this cup, ye do shew the Lord’s death till he come." -I Corinthians 11:26 Come to the Lord’s Table "....his do in remembrance of me." - I Corinthians 11:24b ORDER OF WORSHIP Enter to Worship DEVOTION CALL TO WORSHIP *PROCESSIONAL DEVOTION RESPONSIVE READING AND PRAISE Choir Deacons AND ANNOUNCEMENTS WORSHIP MODEL PRAYER Announcing Clerk THROUGH SONG SELECTION OBSERVATIONS Choir Pastor Merritt WELCOME TITHES ALTAR Minister WORSHIP & OFFERING THROUGH WORSHIP THROUGH Hospitality Committee GIVING Deacons PRAYER CALL Minister WORSHIP THROUGH THE WORD SELECTION *HYMN SERMON *THE & Ushers Choir OF FAITH Congregation Pastor Merritt THE INVITATION TO INVITATION EXTENDED DISCIPLESHIP Pastor Merritt BENEDICTION Minister *BENEDICTION Depart to Serve "The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you." *Indicates Congregation Standing | Thessalonians 5:28 My f RESPONSIVE READING ™~ ee oe nana Wherefore whosoever shall eat this bread, and drink this cup of the Lord, unworthily, shall be guilty of ihe body and blood of the Lord. THE LORD’S 1 Corinthians But let a man examine himself, and so let him eat of that bread, and drink of that cup. SUPPER 11:23-34 For he that eateth and drinketh drinketh and eateth unworthily, damnation to himself, not discern- For I have received of the Lord that which also T delivered unto you, That the Lord Jesus the same night in which he was betrayed took bread: ing the Lord’s For this cause many are weak and sickly among you, and many sleep. And when he had given thanks, he brake it, and said, Take, eat: this is my body, which is broken for you: this do in remembrance of me. After the same manner in my blood: this also he ye, as For if we would judge ourselves, we should not be judged. But when we are judged, we are took the cup, when he had supped, saying, This cup is the new testament do chastened of the Lord, should not be condemned Wherefore, of me. and drink this cup, ye do shew the Lord’s death till he come. eat at home; - we ee —_ ii ame ed emacs ees | Sf when to eat, tarry one that ye come not (o- gether unto condemnation. And the rest will I set in order when I come. © AI | Ws, h, / brethren, And if any man hunger, let him \ “ my ye come together for another. For as often as ye eat this bread, tr, that we with the world. oft as ye drink it, in remembrance han body. vy) <x} Thank you fOr _1aAye ATR SICK AND SHUT-IN AT HOME Mrs. Lillian Matthews Mr. Dewitt Robinson Mrs. Tracy Nunn Mrs. Sally Topps Deacon Dellie C. Lee Mrs. Julia Nelson ADAMS PLACE - 2433 Adams Avenue, Ogden Mrs. Mary Jolla Hawkins ASPEN CARE CENTER - 2325 Madison, Ogden Mr. Frank Terrel CARE WEST CENTER ( Mt. Ogden) - 375 E 5350 S., Ogden Mr. Ernest Belcher : COUNTRY MEADOWS - 5865 Wasatch Drive, Ogden Mr. James Cannon Mrs. Ruthie Mae Evans CRESTWOOD CARE CENTER - 3665 Brinker, Ogden Mrs. Minnie Kane Mrs. Juanita Boulden WASHINGTON TERRACE - 400 E 5350 S, Ogden Mrs. Luner Woods’ Mr. Ben Issac SPECIAL PRAYER - Brother Odell Ellis; Mother of Sister Helen Knox. LEE SEES EE EERE EERE SERA SESE AAA RS PR ROR If you are sick or know of members who are, please call sick committee chairperson, Brother Willie Martin, Jr. If you desire a visit from the Pastor on other than First Sunday, please call him at the church (392-2211) or at home (394-0517). KKKKKKKKKKKKKKRKKKKEKKKKRKKRKKKKKARKKRKKKEKKKK KK EK KK KKK KKK KKK "O Praise the Lord, all ye nations; praise him, all ye people. For his merciful kindness is great toward us; and the truth of the Lord endureth forever. Praise ye the Lord." -Psalm 117 Pastor’s Desk October 1, 1995 "Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me." (Psalm 51:10) Good morning! Welcome to everyone and a special welcome to our visitors! May each one present be blessed by attending the services today. May God bless and keep you! You are encouraged to pray for our upcoming revival and Loyalty Day services. We have a dynamic preacher coming to deliver God's Word to us. We still need a chairperson so if you are interested please contact me today. 7» ue Ee‘by7. PrayerMid-Week Meeting por “New? Members i. e ° ® he 4 (hy il it *? Ay Please remember to attend prayer meeting at 12 noon and 7 PM on Wednesdays; Teachers Meeting on Wednesdays at 6 PM, Bible Study on Fridays at 6:30 PM, and New Members Class at 12 noon on Saturdays. The tape ministry is now in effect. You may purchase tapes for All $5.00 each in the audio booth following the morning services. proceeds will go toward the sick ministry. Thanks for your support. Let us not forget our commitment of "Each One Bring One". It is the responsibility of each member to bring others to Christ. Therefore, each member is asked to invite and bring others to church. Thought for the Week: A church can never achieve true greatness until it becomes a witnessing and winning church...and only in a spirit of consecration and prayer can a church witness for Christ. NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH CALENDAR | eee 9:30 Qtr 2 School Choir AM Hr of Power 10:45 AM Worship 4 Lord's Sunday School 9 8 Qtr AM 9:30 AM Sunday School of Hr Qtr Morning Qtr Hr: Of Power Worshi Morning i : Loyalty 3730 as Day FM Schoo] Qtr Hr Of Power Morning Worship Evangelist Fo5 Church, 6 PM ig the Rev. Philddelphia, 24 | & 7 PM Dr. Training Pennsylvafia Pagqtor, Powell, | Prayer Meeting Angels of Praise 31 LWA SW : wt \ WRENS AS NF ty ' SS : Fifty-Ninth : an NN | ak ® Figs AM New Members Class| 12 Noon yaaa Choir Rehearsal 10 AM : New Members Clas} Bible Study 6:30 PM 12 a atl ee You, o Lord, / for all creatures great and ay s Class Member 12 Noon 10 Baptist “Praise Tr Rehearsal 10 AM Choir Rehearsal| a ARM” val SS Street Class] 21 REVIVAL 26 715 Md Choir7 PMRehearsal | 15 Noon & 7 PM ini ee Mission & Laymen 6 PM: 6PM New 20 REVIVAL ie F. ; Choir Study 6 PM A Benjamin Bible Cee “119 10 AM Members 12 Noon 14 13 | | 18 REVIVAL REVEVAL Worship Teachers 17 | 16 Powe 1IR ; | Laymen & New Noon Rehearsal Choir } Prayer Meeting 12 Noon | Study Bible 12 Dept. oe a 1 1 Choir Rehearsal] Mission : Teachers Training 6 PM on 10 Hr of Power 10:45 AM | | Prayer Meeting 12 Noon & 7 PM 7 PM Morning Worship ; AM 11:00 15 ij ccior Youth Supper Columbus Day Saturday : Rehearsal 7PM oe Morning 11:00 as Tuesday Monday ____ Sunday BPR Noon ae small. THE ANNOUNCEMENTS October 1, 1995 ¢¢ | en, ' Need a little push to help you witness for Christ? The Pioneers Club has just the thing - Christian Witness Wear Tee-Shirts, Sweat Shirts, and Hats. All sizes available. See display in vestibule. All proceeds will be used to purchase uniforms and materials for the children and to pay their registration fee in the Pioneers Club. Also Pioneeer Group Leaders and pals for K-12 grades are needed. If you are interested please see Sister Denise Merritt. c New Zion’s Loyalty Day revival will be held October 16 through 20, 1995. Evangelist will be Rev. Dr. Benjamin Powell, Pastor of Fifty-Ninth Street Baptist Church, Philadelphia, PA. Loyalty Day Services will be held October 22, 1995. spiritual time in The Lord. Be prayerful for a great New Solid Rock Baptist Church Pastor and members invite us to their Fellowship Day Program on Sunday, October 8, 1995, 3:30 PM. in the Northwest Multi-Purpose Center, 1300 West 300 North, Salt Lake City, Utah. Guest speaker will be Pastor Harold Fields of the New Hope Baptist Church, Rock Springs, Wyoming. Attention: Friday Night Bible Study will continue to be held on riday evenings at 6:30. Children’s Bible Study and New Members Orientation Class will be held in the church annex (office). are welcome! Need A Ride? ..to Sunday School or childrens’ choir rehearsal, call Warwick at 393-9018 or Eddie Morris at 393-6921. All Lorraine ...to Prayer Meeting, call the office on Tuesdays from 1:00-4:00 PM at 392-2211. NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH PASTOR Rev. 394-0517 George M. Merritt, Jr. CHAIRPERSONS Deacon Kenneth Wilder Selma Hutchinson Delores Hill Deacons Ministry Deaconess Ministry Trustee Ministry CLERK Shirley Brown 546-1677 HEADS OF AUXILIARIES Marion Carter Virgia Wilder Isabel Brigham Laymen Ministry Mission Ministry Ushers Ministry 393-7966 394-8482 621-2877 393-7966 479-0878 DEPARTMENT OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CE Director Denise Mernitt 394-0517 Deacon Harry Nunn, Sr. Dula Brock 479-5919 479-3611 DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE Chairman Harry Nunn, Jr. Financial Secretary Tommie Watkins Treasurer Dennis Carpenter 393-8745 394-9409 392-0288 Sunday School Supt. NBC Ministry Minister of Music Inspirational Choir DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Doc. Jerry Smith Director[Angels of Praise Musician Voices of Zion Lorraine Warwick, Clara Campbell Pres. Cecil Smith, Jr. SEXTON Cleo Myles 393-9018 776-1030 394-2206 392-5802 PASTORAL ASSISTANTS Ambassador to Sick New Members Ministry Youth Activities Ministry Announcements Chair Benevolent Ministry Chair Condolences Ministry Chair Decorations Chair Hospitality Chair Tape Ministry Pastor's Aid Publicity Chair Distant Transportation Cal Carter 621-6602 Bertha Elliott 786-1203 393-3753 394-2739 394-3107 479-6377 394-5304 776-1030 537-5756 621-4072 782-1636 Rev. Deacon Alfred McCowan Addline Jackson Alice Glenn Holly Massey Arthur Davis Clara Campbell Teresa Miller Dorothy Barlin Emma _ Brooks Sermon Notes October 1, TEXT THEME ~ THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER 1995 WEEKLY CALENDAR SUNDAY SUNDAY SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP LORD'S SUPPER & BAPTISM 9:30 AM 11:00 AM 11:00 AM 1st MONDAY Ushers 3rd 6:00 PM General TUESDAY 4th 6:00 PM Mission Laymen Young Matrons Inspirational Choir Rehearsal 6:00 PM 6:00 PM 7:00 PM WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting Teachers Training Techniques Angels of Praise 12 Noon 3rd & 4th & 7:00 PM 6:00 PM 6:00 PM THURSDAY Trustees 3rd 6:00 PM FRIDAY Bible Study Adults and Children 6:30 PM SATURDAY Youth Department Meeting 1st & 3rd Mens’ Chorus Rehearsal 3rd Inspirational Choir Rehearsal New Members Class (Four Weeks) 11:00 AM 11:00 AM 10:00 AM 12 Noon NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH Ogden, Utah Welcome! It is our sincere desire that HAS ¢service of worship will prove to 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 in the name of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. We believe that every follower of Christ can and should interpret, assume, and practice the love of God in his own life. We do not believe that differences of opinion have a place in breaking the fellowship of Christians. We turn practices and teachings. to our Bible as the source of our We strive to catch the spirit of Christ’s teachings as they are revealed in the words of God and apply them with common sense to our own day. WE BELIEVE that the religion of Jesus Christ makes each one of us a servant to the best that is in life. We believe that the religion of Jesus Christ is a happy one. We believe it is better to love than to hate. Therefore,we welcome you joyously to this worship service. We sincerely pray that God’s richest blessings may be upon you. You have blessed us by your presence. WE ARE AFFILIATED with the Intermountain General Baptist Association of Churches, Inc. and the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. Our operational budget is subscribed by the tithes and free will offerings of our members and friends. lf you are seeking a Church Home, you are cordially invited to become a part of this fellowship. Membership may be obtained through letter from another Baptist Church; by confession of Christian experience; and as a candidate for water baptism for those who have never confessed their hope in Christ. New Zion Baptist Church Ogden, UT 84401 @ ® 2935 Lincoln Avenue (801) 392-2211 Rev. George M. Merritt, Jr., Pastor KEW | | os WH, BBAPTIST LION. 2935 Lincoln Avenue Utah Ogden, Reverend N. L. CHURCH . 8440] Liggins, Pastor | | Morning Sunday, Galt to. 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After the same manner also He took the cup, when He had supped, cup This it, Longregation: I have the Lord Jesus is the new in remembrance testament of me. For as often as ye eat death till He come. Wherefore whosoever unworthily, But let of that shall in my this bread, shal eat l this be guilty a man examine cup. of the himself, and For he that eateth and drinketh to himself, For this not. discerning cause many are the weak and saying, blood; this do ye, as and this cup, ye this cup of the Lord, drink bread body so and drink and let body. sickly blood of him eat of } zat unworthily, Lord's 3 oft do as ye Show the drink Lorc's the Lord. that bread, and drink eateth and drinketh damnation among you, and many sleep. 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To .contribute cheerfully and requiariy to the support of the ministry, the expenses of the church, the relief of the poor, and the spread of the gospel through all nations. | Minister: We ae congregation: engage Congregation: to religiously maintain educate kindred and To walk circumste re ¢ t] tly dealings, faithfu _ in our our our of in deportment ; To avoid al] oe ing, To ibe tay From the sale €@8-a beverage, and fo be vance the kingdom of our EA We ly further love; engage To remember each “G igs, TSters ge fe » & if Congregation: ~o-- Minister: - fa aN aaa! ae een woe $teKness and In feeling To be and slow ciliation, to and is the world; watch over one other in prayer; courtesy in speech; to coke by i “a distress; take to offense, mindful & : " eas vara cultivate but the seek to be just and | in exemplary excessive our in anger; intoxicating drinks our efforts to ad- another — to always rules he e sal pls aid . in , brother- Sui x each ready our | . ™ other Christi of Po for recon- Savior to a - f delay, of a devotions; to and of in ent secret engagements, and use zealous Savior. without it secure san and dren; backbiting, ~ongregation: | ~ ae family our , also to vation ) courch, * - comfort “Minister: sR of this t ceil a = west vanceme wD ai of = i. baptized and weed Oak Son, to oma wets. been God om a > ee @ rb ¥ H erm, -ongregation: ; Sac“Ss ¢ Baie q of & We do now, in the presence of assembly, most sted and jc with one another, as one boc ic the epee "Sp of pi | i fn faith, TT wm and Spirit Savior. a7} our the ct of Father, our a the by as a of believe, Christ sea = profession we 2. the on in the name Holy Ghost. as Jesus Tiree And led, Oy, Lord . ® the oo Minister: % been receive Congregation: q Having pe Minister: We we moreover 4 oe will, church, nant and aS where the AIO IV DOI OPPO Ado ddd dN ddI AT aaA engage : Soon Ne we E as : that via. a me et when | poss ible. Nm ¢ ot ns carry principles Hh Yume of we out} ren move from this place with some othe . 7 un ite God's the edjat meg spirit word. of 4 3g this fag kd | ‘. covesatiny : E coeneeeaeeaqnennenseaceeceeeeacaeacesensce PHEORORORCOECECEOREROEESEERESEREEEEOEEEOEEECOEEOG THIS WEEK NEW AROUND ZION Monday: Tuesday: Thubsdayy’ ae ae SU Wednesday. Ste VI ie oc 7:00 - Mission OO)» AChOT 7:00 ea ea a service eee ee” . - Layman as) Renee - Friday: Saturday. | : BN SY TO A SRA AME RG mabe s HRN BRAN ‘ Gat: Ime at RR RGU Ll EE GN, GRE Mg? GK a Oc EE RGR KIRA, s Gna tr OR Orie RE PWNS Ante fame was Lord's Supper and Baptism each All members joining the Church for Usher First Board meeting Deacons Deaconess and Trustees meeting Pastor's Aids will WH acHay Dee Bopr SAD EE a a E gi 1a 2hGy ay A, A A ENE OT Youth and 7 Un og ae harss iin Fit, 7 Thuigh RMR Deke 42444 ig me A ator aR SGP Fils ee ay py RAL TS AEG SANG Ded cl I ee SAND Re in RO ae a a Ae a OED PEL UES TL ALERT AM ah a OL is W ED NIY aN GE al” Mee a ae os Py i we Re DELL BET YL REST EPEAT CRT ERTL td Nad fd fk 6-4 uot ft le a he ek el de GR GAY Sie CURD CAR ey Ti RRS Sat ge,Cees rh Rg Url tt ce al fa fa at Baptized time. this ; P.M. 7:00 at Sunday First efter Monday AME SR 7:00. at be will Baptism Mae Pitan F Y CAC a | night Sunday CA Fellowship. Mondays. as directed. P.M. at 6:30 Sunday Second eter Monday RP water each be called LR First and Third meeting will meet Dad Rehearsal | 00 ~ Primary Choir RA wot THEry MEE = Tx ji NBe GS “MON The Astra eee A dim-sighted eye 1s Stilt Faith is the eye by which we look to Jesus. a weeping eye is still an eye. an eye; A trembling hand 1s Faith is the hand with which we lay hold of Jesus. And he is a believer whose heart within him trembles when he still a hand. of the Saviour's garment, that he may be healed. hem the touches A fev ferish tongue by which we taste how good the Lord is. the is Faith are withwe when believe, may we then And tongue. a s tongue is nevertheles out the feelings smallest but upon portion of comfort; of Gad. the promises founded, is faith our for not upon | ero? ent A lame foot is still a foot. Faith is the foot by which we go to Jesus. He who comes slowly nevertheless comes. Faith is more like a verb than a noun....Faith accepts the Word of God, You never really get go~ affirms confidence in that Word and acts upon it. you are. “faithing® Then affirn. and accept you ing until you act upon what your way oe for all I have not seen. All 1 have seen teaches | e to trust the Creator VIM 7 ae Sin yee ge ube Sos im | ry a gm OD de on wap fe He Bg Paes ik = a sew am he " ; GIO PHAAI HAI AIH AGA gd HSN HPN dH dd G dod ddd oddHogdve DAO AIIOOON IIIS PA DI Ad Hdd dod dA Gdaaoe doco AMG in a The be It a is our blessing Here, needs of we any New Zion Baptist Church of Ogden, Utah 8440] Extend to its guest the heartiest welcome. sincere desire that this service of to you. have who no creed come our way but as Chris te “we no can worship . purpose in will except to the name prove ee serve of to atle our. Lord the and savior, Jesus Christ. We believe that every follower ‘of Christ can and should interpret, assume, and practice the love of God in his own life. We do not believe that differences of opinion have a place in breaking the fellowship practices and teachings common a turn they are revealed in the words believe the to than one... that the. best to hate. We pray that sincerely blessed We We Therefore, your day. religionof that is in life. we ene you believe that God's richest presence “today. us by are affiliated to We striveto own We happy We Christians sens to e our servant love as of teachings. with the Jesus the We Bible as God and the of Christ believe to joyously may the spirit ook religion of | apply makes that of Jesus blessing Utah-Idaho & our catch District each it source of them with one of our Christ's. is better us Christ is a to Service. this worship you. You have be upon Asssociation, ‘and the National Baptist Convention, Inc. ‘Our Cr erat hana Budget is subscribed by the Tithes and Free-Will Of ffering of the members and Priends . If you are seeking a Church become a part of this fellowh ijp. Membersh ip may. be obtained Feu another Baptist Church, through Letter, Conf ession of Christian Experience, and Candidate for Water 3aptism, for those who have never confessed — their hope in Christ. : = SCEPC ESET SEE CESEL ELE ESLER EDEELELE EA LE ATE CE CEO CE ETE C TTT CT TTT E ETT ee SE ESES ELE E CLES SSS eee EE EE CETTE CESSES ES EEE REAMSSEEE ELOETSEC EEE AME RPK ELE KEELE EME Cee ELE OMMEERE KM ERR SETS ERE EE eee Why We Should sivstaral ma IT IS A SPIRITUAL SUPPLY DEPOT. a while pur. spiri itual resources plenished 1 the house of God. Attena Chuch be in Ardent as we may One day run low. Psalm 22:1. after re- in our daily devotions, every seven they can “be Words like steadfa stly and daily describe the IT IS A SOURCE OF DIVINE WISDOM. to learn God's Word... Let us attend Christians first the gather ing together of Acts 2:42. and earnestly. regularly learning our services of worship and Wherever you go in Christ's church you IT GIVES CHRISTIANS INTEREST IN COMMON. wilt find people who worship the same God you wors hips pray as you do, sing the Christians feel at home in the songs you sing, observe the same Ordinances. churcn. [T STIMULATES CHRISTIAN Let's COMPANIO INSHIP. admit 1 its; one of the nicest knowledge that we will lives many of us dont’ meet have things our. many AN OPPORTUNITY FOR REMEMBERING Our Savior command Jed, when he broke the remembrance of me." - Paul added, “For as in 1 and passed the cup. ‘This do ac “AN pereeeen Ws Cor. oo =the Cs aE. Me and ard ok the " OPPORTUNITY | FOR for Him. WI TNESSING. Our ' oe very 4 me shew NG do CL IP» ye 3 a a ae presence in death Lord's s S a em He RO till MO ORO OO PR OS the = 3 mes ye eat a as << pe oe ee G4k | prong bout going to church on Sunday morning is ‘the In our busy week-day Christiar n friends there. opportunities to greet and chat with Wands? rr rr a ae ee ne a ee a ee New Zion Baptist Church we 2935 Lincoln Avenue « Ogden, Utah 84401 _ Annual Sunday School Department ae” Valentine Fellowship a February 10 2007 -& 6:30 p.m. ‘Welcome Dea. Harry Nunn, Sr. Sunday School Superintendent Deacons Devotion & Congregation Blessing of the Food Valentine Dining Games & £ ellowship Closing Remarks Benediction “Happy Valentine's Day!” “Love ye one another.” John 13:34 | Dea. Bentley Christy’ 55 99" Birthday Gathering When: Time: Where: Saturday, November 5" 2:00 p.m. Mountain View Health Services 5865 Wasatch Drive South Ogden Phone: 479-8480 Tiny fingers, Tiny Little itty, bitty clothes Teddy bears and smiles of joy will it be a girl or boy Mrs. Ilene Hughes is registered at Baby R Us, Target and Wal-mart | To the Members of the New Zion Baptist C hurch You are Invited to a bab { shower in honor of our First Lady Mr. ’ ughes and her new amily On October 1, addition to our chu 200 ge It's usua (j While all the men 3:0 gm. ouvansd. y ad all the kids scout. But this time, will be the right time, for all, to be together on time. So come along and celebrate If you're free on that date Come and join in all the fun Food, Games and Prizes for everyone Mrs. llene's Saby Shower ‘ a " baw, oy 6 if 9, 14 : 13 v6 f ; \ Across 4 6 Baby Shampoo Brand Baby’s birthplace town 7 Itsa : 10 Mom’s top craving 12 Diaper brand 13 Baby’s first name 14 Mother’s name 2 a DOWN 1 2 Traditional girl color Baby’s gender 8 Ilene’s baby is due 3 5S 7 9 11 Formula Brand The Hughes Family wanta _! Ilene’s favorite baby color Hospital name Father’s name BABY St WER 2005 Saturday, September 24, 2005 New Zion Baptist Church 2935 Lincoln Avenue * Ogden, Utah 84401 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. | Providing men’s, women’s & children’s clothing, shoes, coats & blankets to all in our church and community! We are accepting donations from all that can provide them. There will be food, drinks and spiritual counseling provided to those in need. “But my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus!” (Philippians 4:19) Saturday, September 3, 2005 guidelines discourage public prayer cation; different beliefs, nonbelief to be respected ed ce ofrs esto eir he he er cans United for Separation of Church allegations that evangelical Christians and State, welcomed the guidelines, wield so much influence at the Air saying they make it clear that chapForce Academy in Colorado Springs that anti-Semitism and other forms _lains “are not supposed to be proselyof religious harassment have become _ tizing on the government dime.” pervasive. “This has been a consistent prob“On the face they look good,” said lem. We’ve had complaints since the Abraham Foxman, head of the New Gulf War,” he said. York-based Anti-Defamation League. An April 28 report by Boston’s “They say all the right things. They adgroup said the academy forced cadets dress all the issues that were raised as___to pray at certain functions and urged problems at the Air Force Academy. cadets to evangelize. The major question is, ‘How will be Mikey Weinstein, an academy they become a reality?’”’ graduate and persistent critic of the Rob Boston, spokesman for Amerischool’s handling of religion, criticized the new guidelines, saying they fail to control evangelical zealots. He said the guidelines are “dead on arrival” and said he is contemplating a lawsuit to block them. “The Air Force’s official policy remains that the Air Force reserves the right to evangelize anyone in the Air Force that it determines to be unchurched,” Weinstein said in an interview from his home in Albuquerque, N.M. Academy spokesman Johnny Whitaker said the guidelines were expected and school officials have already incorporated most of them into See PRAYER/5C Helping kids back to school Churches provide supplies for children in need BY SCOTT SCHWEBKE Standard-Examiner staff sschwebke@standard.net GDEN — The start of the school year has been a little smoother for some needy children thanks to divine intervention from a pair of Top of Utah churches. Members of New Zion Baptist Church in Ogden donated 40 backpacks loaded with school supplies and 25 pencil boxes to innercity students during its annual backto-school celebration last Saturday. In addition, Wasatch Church of Christ in Clearfield gave away thousands of free clothing items to children. The event at New Zion Baptist Church provided children with school supplies and variety of free. activities, including carnival games and face painting, and also hamburgers and hot dogs, said Emma Swain Brown, a church member who helped organize the celebration. School supplies were donated by the congregation and also purchased with funds from the Swanson Foundation. In addition, Wal-Mart, McDonalds and Macey’s Food and Drug donated gift cards used to buy food, prizes and other items. New Zion Baptist Church members enjoy participating in the back-to-school program because they care deeply about children, said Minister Lillie Holman. “It’s really a blessing to give back to our community,” she said. Ruby Zamora, an 11-year-old from Ogden, said she enjoyed the backto-school celebration because of the wide variety of activities. “You can do everything,” Zamora said as she carefully colored a picture while seated at a table in the church’s parking lot. The free clothing giveaway at the Wasatch Church of Christ was also a major success with items being provided to 105 families, said Ron White, the church’s minister. About 60 people lined up before the event started and several thousand items were handed out in three hours, White said, adding church members enjoy participating in the annual clothing drive. “It’s quite a happy time for us,” he said. “We are not trying to toot our own horn. We are trying to help others.” Sister Delores Hill (above, left) sets out school suppies on a prize table as Lucia Zamora, 9, looks them over during a back-to-school event at the New Zion Baptist Church in Ogden. Cameron Dixon (left), 7, of Clearfield, hula hoops during an activity at the event. ROBERT JOHNSON Standard-Examiner 4C