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Your daughtiers and best friends, -Ashley & Natalie Five students from Ogden area high schools will be sponsored to Utah Boys State by American Leg-» Pioneer Post. No. 66, James H. Gillespie, c¢ommander, announced today. The — five — students are: Ira K. Martin, son of Rev. and Mrs. Ira Martin, 210 23rd, a student at Ben Lomond: John Crandell, son of MARTIN Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kelley, 210 29th, 4 student at ‘ eminent aa «saul us, » Vv PEER Ba [oo aad ot. Joseph's. Johnnie Tucker, Soom Legion Post 66 Sponsoring | ‘ive Youths to Boys State —_ son of Mr. an Miller, son of Rev. and Mrs. S. Miller» 2679 Wall, and Willie M tin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wi 3 ‘The five athe were selectedae attend “Boys State on the basis* leadership ability, scholastic rec and adaptability, said Comman. Gillespie. | are Boys State will be held | at the Utah State University in Logan July 7-14. throughout pate, | - Hage acer t Some the a4 500 state youths from Jones hit the 200th homer 44 ofhiscareerr. rth fou its Atlanta won 8: At. By Jays lost for the fourth time in | five games. sean Casey hit f mati again ral- Lopez hit the first pitch h a. f23-5 going into from Brian Boehringer (3-2) against F back - to left-center field for a aa Bs ,ns this season, Jast at-bat. And T walkoff win gS have gotten lead. Lopez has 16 homers this season after hitting just 11 all of last year. he drive in Vinny Castilla later. ard Hi- In the sixth, Lopez hit another solo shot bringing | _xth straight win. the Braves within 6-9, an” they tied it in the sever. , Colon ‘on Giles’ run-scoring d' Frank itter and Hernandezegy> Vas Robertao score !ess “d 19 straight bat3eltre reached on © h. \ dee Wee Trede hit home ‘ee’s a in the eighth inning. | |e runs in the ! ig Houston over y Bartolo Giles singled. to Marcus Bal Rays 4: At iF oad Ric the Pirates straight, and witha lee py vv uU “4 BASAL wsible & naweenw owed within a lm@tplace New pi Hast. < 3rd «*5 and John Smelt y:ame : pitched error with ‘the ninth for in 24 chance, se i oy ie us ™ Nes ii " ‘ * ‘ % * Ma a we x ~ ®%. 4 \ ‘ ‘ % 4, » ” «A ‘ %, “~:*¥ . 4 , — \ 4 x 1 WM ‘} ’ : ‘ ‘ ANG & ~ t . “, \ %, x \ 4. Sy acr a) y om & ™ & a . & Na ‘ 4 . 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He was the team’s No. 2 rebounder, averaging six boards per game. White _ scored a season-high 21 points vs. Granite, had three games in the 20s and was a double-figure scorer in 14 of 21 games. He has signed to play football at Utah State University. | » Coach Clyde Moore’s comments: “We expected Emmett to be a leader on and off the floor. The kids respected him and looked up to him. Emmett worked hard every day, giving you all he had in practice and the games. He played all - season with an injured knee, and had _ Surgery after the season. We had to cut down Emmett’s practice time to get him through the season. He took a lot of opposing point guards out of their game with his pressure defense. His _ rebounding and defense were more | important than his scoring. Emmett was | more offensive-minded this season, and 4-5 games into the season, we moved. him from shooting guard to the point. We were a better team having Emmett | Playing the Point.” 6) ae ; > P| i 7 F el ee ee a Ce ae ad eae sons New Lien Baptist Chiuich “The Church Built By Faith” 2955 Linceln Avenue Ogden, Utah 84401 (801) 392-21 Annual Youth Day Celebration — Sunday, June 24, 2007 3:30 p.m. Theme: “Rearing a Child on a Sure Foundation!” (Proverbs 6:20-22, 22:6 1 Corinthians 3:11) Celebration Theme ... “Rearing a Child on a Sure Foundation!” “My son, keep thy father’s commandment, and forsake not the — law of thy mother. Bind them continually upon thine heart, and tie them about thy neck, When thou goest, it shall lead — a Wee when thou sleepest, it shall Keep thee; and when thou — waketh, it shall talk wal thee. (Proverbs 6:20-22 . ZA, — ne ‘Ti rain up a child in the way he should Go: and when he is old, a . he will not depart from it. : (Proverbs 22:6) ent = — “SS “For rallar foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which — is Jesus Christ.” (1 Corinthians 3:11) A — —— esc If chitden tive with etiam, they tear to condemn. «Sf children live with hostility, they learn to fight. — If children live with fear, they learn to be apprehensive. — Jf childuen live with pity, they learn to feel sorry for themoelues. «Sf childuen live with ridicule, they learn ta feel shy. Jf childuen live with jealousy, they learn to feel envy. a Jt childxen live with ohame, they learn te. feel guilty. a3 If children live with tolerance, thy Voctuns petltende: If children live with praive, they learn appreciation. If. children live with acceptance, they learn to love. If childuen live with approval, ita topinn, tx Cake Simenntvee 2 Ligh derechos ees ee ee 5f childven live with honesty, they leave tusthfutnese. If children live with Rindness and consideration, they lean respect. «Sf children lve with security, ce rage eal at ons he es themselves and in these about them. | If children tive with friendliness, they learn the world is a “ nice place to live. ae Wuitten by Dr. Dorathy Lau Nalte Minister Patrick O. Hackett ie Minister Patrick O. Hackett was born in 1982 and is a native of e attorney. pursuits. Fort Worth, Texas. He is an only child who was reared by his mother, an educator, and grandmother. He notes in his early formative years, he had aspirations of becoming a corporate However, the Lord had a different plan for Minister Hackett’s life’s He likens himself to being a young “Timothy,” as his mother and grandmother are strong, faithful women of God who taught and guided him in the ways of the Lord throughout his life. Minister Hackett notes he knew around 7 age of eight to nine years old that God had a special purpose for his life. accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior at the age of 19 years old. wie Hackett received his ministerial license in 2002 and is an active member of the ministerial staff at Veth Eden Missionary Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas. He has earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Religion from Morehouse University in Atlanta, Georgia, and plans to enter Dallas Baptist University this Fall to _ pursue a Masters degree in Global Leadership. Minister Hackett is also in the early stages of formulating “O’Brian Speaks,” a for-profit ministry which will include management of his speaking endeavors. Minister Hackett senses God is presently calling him into the arena of outreach and evangelism, nationally and internationally. He also has a strong desire to work education with the mentally and emotionally disabled. in the field of special He has always had a passion and continues to advocate for God’s people who are experiencing poverty and homelessness and has been involved at the grass roots level in this area for some time. While at Morehouse University, Minister Hackett served as President — services on Team of the abundantly _ preach the the campus as well. He was a dedicated member of the Evangelistic — Beacon of Light Baptist Church in Atlanta. The Lord’s favor has been manifested in Minister Hackett’s life with countless opportunities to good news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ in Georgia, Texas and — of Christian Youth Fellowship, a campus outreach ministry, and he held worship throughout the south and southeast. When asked to share one of his favorite inspirational quotes, Minister Hackett sited John Wesley’ s “If a man gets on fire for God, people will come watch him burn!” -—~ New Zien Baptist Church “Fhe Church Built By Faith” 2935 Lincoln Avenue ca Ogden, Utah 84401 Annual Youth Day Celebration Sunday, supe 24, sea a . Theme: f= y 3:30 p.m. “Rearing a1 Child on a Sure Foundation” (Proverbs Zo20-22, 22:6 & 1 Corinthians 3:11) &S& ae CONG WOTSTAD. ..0iccccccccensnasice Bele he Order e Service — iiapiki loud, Madura: bested 0 Min. Stanley Ellington — CROW Oo CesSional (oociccccscccreseecess Rg Utes vei cine Pipe visagesid.s.. New Zion Youth Choir Devotion ......... Ge eee Oe BE ook. cicasevenisaccspadeus casio Youth & Deacons — Mistress of Ceremony .......ccccccsesceerees ee oi ce cal feats..SLS. Sharae Younger WEE oa icivcoelevecsesctcetene cWieeesolssig hae POG Bie. fivelemegl ccs. Sis. Jamie Younger Mise) Selection .oscicccssieesie.clBie, hee: icoeeoe hee, oes ets, New Zion Youth Choir Theme Reflections saees »hitebrs casks bios (Proverbs 22:6) ......c00eeeeeee022.- DLO. Edward Taylor Theme Reflections ..........cc00ceeeecceceee (Proverbs C2202) es ie ae Sis. Amaya Taylor Instrumental Solo .......... Mi CRORE ae, ah Bro. Marcus Smauldon MUSICGID CLECHON inns sncoecvaspaashsyispeee cnsaigcngmpeuh dinsera4 vee grenecreaccoVCW LIOR. SOULE CHOIr RECOBNIHION Of GTAGUALES o.oo ciec0scesdeucseeds dies vhs iellones a de Pik dy iedak Min. Lillie Holman _ Offering ....... Sy shs Celseaeys es cudastenas MET eee Rev. Michelle Boyer Introduction of Guest Speaker SOU ANS, RE Musical Selection ....isutiaacnindeds:: Ree CEG & Young Adult Ushers YY, Sis. LaTonya Green New Zion Youth Choir GUEST BR CARED soo. <sas is eigain Vireecnvemenghoens don Wi eaaeaan seat ons icp Min. Patrick O. Hackett a Bs _Veth Eden Missionary Baptist Church * Fort Worth, TX Invitation to Discipleship sks) erkrbd onl ped guile ella soa aide ea tian ess-sgsiiuee Rev, AOL Carter Acknowledgments .........0:000+. bia ahslan gsi ereiits tae aasune ieaspen nase Bro. Dennis Carpenter | CIGSTEO REMATKS «ocsccisisnccedecnsssiasiscese New Zion Youth Director ai es Dea. Kenneth Wilder New Zion Deacon Board Chairman Benediction & Blessing of the F pia aoe: Min. Patrick O. Hackett _ “Please join us in the Fellowship Hall for refreshments following the program. a New 2Zion’ ‘s 2007 High School Graduate! 2 ua 5 ee drome Ogden High hall _ Sis. Kiana Crawford -— Ogden High Ssthook a ee Quacee Dorby — Bonneville High Sehol oe Bro. . Cordeto Sane —_ ad ial “Ten Te een Commandments” ye Don ‘t let your parents down they brought you up. Choose. your companions with care; you become what they are. Be master of your habits, or they will master you. : | . Treasure your time; don ‘t spend it; invest it. Stand for something; or you ‘ll fall for anything. Select only a date who would make a good mate. — voi ap See what you can do for others, not what they. can do for you. Guard your thoughts; what you think, you are. ae . Don’t Sil up on this world *s: Eps feed your soul ¢ on the Living _ Yel ae oe I 0. Give your all to Christ; He gave His all for you. Ee Acknowledgement Expressions ..... ; ) The NZBC Youth Director, Bro. Dennis Carpenter, and members of the Youth Day Planning Committee would like to thank the many people who were so instrumental in making this year’s celebration spirit-filled, educational and fun! May God richly bless you for your faithful service. Min. Patrick O. Hackett ~ Youth Day Guest Speaker Veth Eden Missionary Baptist Church, Fort Worth, Texas New Zion Baptist Church 2007 High School Graduates Bro. Ryan Brown * Sis. Kiana Crawford Bro. Quacee Dorby * Bro. Cordel Jones All Our New Zion Baptist Church Youth Youth Devotion Participants Sis. Sharae Younger (Mistress of Ceremony) Sis. Jamie Younger (‘Welcome) Bro. Edward Taylor (‘Theme Reflections) Sis. Amaya Taylor (Theme Reflections) Sis. LaTonya Green (Introduction of Guest Speaker) Bro. Marcus Smauldon (Instrumental Solo) New Zion Young Adult Ushers... under the direction of Sis. Amber McCoy New Zion Youth Choir ... under the direction of Bro. Calvin Law e Bro. Quacee Dorby New Zion Culinary Ministry Sis. Tamara Larry, Ministry President ch Ministry Members New Zion Decorations Coordinators Sis. Tamara Larry e Volunteers New Zion Youth Advisory Members Ministers, Deacons, Trustees and our entire NZBC Family 3 Hearing God’s Word in the Sermons .. . ‘It is reported that we forget 90% of what we hear. It has bees suggested that 4%, fy note taking will double the percentage of our take-home response to what God “\’" is saying. Why not try it and see? Scriptures: Subject: Outline of Main Points and Scripture References: Application for My Life: 1. What did God say specifically to me during the sermon? 2. Is there anything which God would have me to do? _ “Thus speaketh the Lord God of Israel, saying .... ‘Write thee all the words that I have spoken unto thee in a book.’ ” (Jeremiah 30:2) oa . 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