Calvary Baptist Church Calvary Baptist 532 East 700 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 (801) 355-1025 Rev. France A. Davis, Pastor France EC ce eRe NOSED RNR NRE ANE ENA Davis, Pastor SCHEDULE OF 9:30 AM 11:00 AM 7:00 PM Prayer & Bible Study 7:00 PM eT DNR ERO RR TSN EOP ON LAT eS RHE ON EERO The Gathering Call to Worship Choir Processional Devotion SE NSE Tuesdays LE LIE . Minister & Congregation Youth Choir Clerk Clerk Congregation Hearing the Word of God . Calvary Choirs Pastor France Davis Message in Music. The Gospel Sermon Accepting God’s Call Invitation to Serve Minister and Choirs Departing LILLIE TUM LLP ISS Davis in Tithes and Offerings Consecration Period LE BREN ARLES OR Pastor Worship RL PEE In Faith Emphasis and Benediction BEATE SSE Body : Responsive Reading Musical Tribute Announcements Greeting of Guests Hymn IL Minister Calvary Choirs Deacons in Charge Responding Pastoral Every First Sunday 7:00 PM Communion Service ELA L BESTS AS NEED, SERVICES Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Worship ‘ERR CRIES TTL ELE LS PNE EIR SEO MTSE & mone A. to Serve . Minister LN ER LIE ONL AMES PRONE ELLIE LEE LEE SLO DLV A OILSEED ENE ARNE ELLE ELE LE ANE ARENA ALE EPTNE SUNDAY EVENING 7:00 ENTER DE VOT TOM s oh SPECIAL SERVICES P.M. TO WORSHIP ERs 8S DEACONS 6 FPN . ccc ccc cccscccces CHOIR MUSIC... 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Ruth Moore. contribution. and beautiful board? flowers Special We appreciate quiet.effort, this and thanks to outstanding KHHHKEEKHHEHHKHHKHHEHHHHHHKHHHHEHE HHEHEHEKEHHEHHHHEHEE HHH He We are the host for the Intermountain General Baptist Association Session on August 9-11. We need your support and presence from 9:00 ALM. Go GY00 POM, for these. two days. ist 's be good days with hosts and fellow hostesses. Baptist. Come share these KHHEHKHKHKHKHHHHHHHHHHHHHKE KHHHHHEHKHHHHHH HE HH New Pilgrim 68th Annual HH Baptist Church is celebrating its Church Anniversary Service, on sundays duly 22, at. cordiaily invited, 3230 P.M. fteeryone is HHHHHEKHHKHKHHHKKKHHHHKHKHHEHHE HHHHHKHEHHH HH HHH Anyone interested in sitting in the audience for the television program; New Horizons, should plan to meet at KUED, Gardner Hall; University of Utah campus; August 1 from 12:005200. and August 2. from 20:00.A.M..-. 3300 Pau. " i |) # # KHHEHEHKHHKHKKHHHKKHKHKHEKKEKKKHKHEHEHEHEHKHKHHHHEKHHHHKHHHEHH EH * # KHHHEEHKHKKHHEHEKHKKHKHKHEHHEKHEHEHEEEHKHEHEHEEHEEEKEHEHEE HEE HHH HE Trinity A.M.&. Church invites you to share in the 100th Annual Church Anniversary Service, Sundays July Richard Allen 600 293 South. Chapel; The A.M.E.; at: 33:30 Péhes speaker Williams, Ogden, at will be Pastor Utah. 239 the of East Rev. Embry HHHHHHKHHHKHHKHKHEKEHEHKEHEHE EH HHHHHKHKHHHHEHHEHE HHH \U ing is SPECIAL Sheryl Alums Laura Davis Washington Alberta Barbara \ ) Famil Henry Kirby Jennings & PRAYERS Willene Burnett Tonya Mother & France Family II Lang Shauna Graves Micah Monger Family Howard Youth Dooley Family Toure Armstrong Browne Tim Muir Sedalia Smith HEE KKK KKK KEK KK KKKKHKKHHKEKHEE HHKHKKKKKKHHHKKHE HHHKS There's Always Something Left When the world has crashed about your And the skies are sombre greys When you feel that life is over Turn And your He there's will eyes will When your soul And of all That's For open He's the there's up time left toward the new vistas; always He That nothing see keeping is most you are to always you say, master through, just trust to feet, for you. despondent bereft the something Mary Master, left. Lavinia Silvia CALVARY BAPTIST WEEKLY SERVICES 9:30 11:00 7:00 6:00 A.M. A.if. P.M. P.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL MORNING WORSHIP EVENING WORSHIP YOUTH USHERS - 1ST TUESDAY 7:00 P.M. MID-WEEK WEDNESDAY NOON 6:00 7:00 P.M. P.M. PRAYER SUNDAY & BIBLE STUDY PRAYER & BIBLE STUDY ANNIE ADAMS CIRCLE - 2ND DEACONS & TRUSTEES QUARTERLY MEETING BEFORE 1ST SUNDAY THURSDAY “J SUNDAY CHURCH 730 P.M. MASS FRIDAY 7:99 ©.M. QUARTERLY BUSINESS BEFORE 1ST SUNDAY MEETING LAYMENS FRIDAY SATURDAY NOON CHOIR & 4TH REHEARSAL - 1ST & 3RD YOUTH CHOIR REHEARSAL CHOIR 2:00 P.M. YOUNG ADULT 4:00 P.M. USHERS - BEFORE 11:00 A.M. GENERAL MISSION - 3RD SATURDAY SARAH CIRCLE - 2ND & 4TH JACKSON CIRCLE - 2ND & 41TH NOON MATRONS & YOUNG TO BE ANNOUNCED REHEARSAL 1ST SUNDAY WOMEN ; Calvary Church Baptist 1989-90 Church Officers apenas RN EAA mA RAN cAI SDA ETRE EC BER ETO EEE LE A Rev France Davis 355-1025 943-6145 Pastor Office Home Bulletin Board Church Clerk Church Secretary Chair Chair ELE LLANE Deacon Deaconess Trustees Mission Laymen Sunday School Sis Ruth Moore Sis Bessie Thornton Sis Paula Harris 364-6190 269-0630 355-8947 Bro Nelson Styles Sis Beatrice Lee 272-6779 364-5197 Sis Alberta Henry Bro Larry Houston Bro Curley Jones 969-3314 484-4561 §21-7702 Bro Jackie Robertson 539-8787 - Calvary Choirs Youth Director President Mass Choir Director President Young Adult Choir President Director Calvary Users Users Users Ushers #1 #2 #3 Sis Grace Davis Bro Oginga Kennedy 943-6145 595-6197 Sis Merilyn Hesleph Sis Johnnie M. Wynn 595-6197 364-6790 Bro Cameron Jackson Bro Duron Hutchinson Sis Flossie Davis Sis Carolyn Davis Sis Versall Johnson 596-3471 943-6145 364-3837 Youth Director Treasurer Fin Secretary Sis Betty Dudley Bro L.C. Wynne Sis Mary Greene 968-1806 364-6790 467-1496 Flowers Kitchen Sis Ruth Moore Sis Mary Harris 364-6190 355-8092 Announcment Janitors Clerks Sis Sis Bro Sis Lesa Holloway Carolyn Smith Milford Simpson Mary Mills 575-8620 521-6745 595-8441 972-2441 mammal Listening to the Sermon Scripture Text: Subject: Notes: Calvary Baptist Church 532 East Seventh South Salt Lake City, Utah Observes Foreign Missionary Day SSS a Sunday, September 30, 1990 3:30 P.M. Theme: “These Truths We Believe” Il Timothy 1:12 Scripture: “For the which cause I also suffer these things: nevertheless Iam not ashamed: for I know whom I have believed and am persuaded that he is able to keep that which I have committed unto him against that day “ I Pledge By daily reading, mediation and communion with my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To live an upright christian life, To practice His teachings in my dealings with my fellow man. To dedicate my talent and give of my time, influence and mean to teaching or spreading the Christian religion at home and abroad. To win souls through personal service for christ, To encourage and help in the enlistment of young people in Christian work. And to make my home a center of christian light and love. To these ends I pledge - to devote myself and seek divine aid and guidance daily, That I might become a living witness and a bright and shining light for my Lord. Josephine Minter A missionary from the National Baptist Convention in the United States of America assigned at the Bendoo Industrial Mission in Grand Cape Mount County Mother Josephine Minter has been honored by the mission for 20 years of service in Africa. Mother Minter, 71, first came to Africa in 1969 and was assigned to the Suehn Industrial Mission in Bomi County and later in Malawi, East Africa. She was then re-assigned to Liberia in 1972 at the Bendoo Mission where she worked for the past 17 years. At a special missionary day service held at the mission, former Garwular District Paramount Chief Zuana Sherman, gowned Mother Minter on behalf of residents of the district and thanked her for the numerous contributions and services rendered the residents in the areas of health and education. The Pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church in Robertsport, Reverend Ishamel V Faika who delivered the special missionary day sermon at the Friendship Baptist Church, said “A touch of love, caring and sharing from Mother Minter have inspired many young men and women to live a decent and God-fearing life.” In response, Mother Minter thanked the Bendoo Mission family for honoring her for her contributions to the church and the community, and praised God for enabling her to serve in Africa, and Liberia in particular Mother Minter said she enjoyed the warm hospitality afforded her during her service in Africa and promised to always work for the betterment of mankind on earth. Officers of the Calvary Baptist Church General Mission Auxiliary PP CRNOTE si iccctiassabalelilsibalsee thst sana Alberta Henry Mie PROGICONE, vccnconsecassererensnneodeaes Esther Williams Second Vice-President................. Bernice Benns OCT OTAL Ys iitiioupseneiddanshenusatananrnosisin Lula L. Henry ee ce diuat li Lula Flake Circles and Leaders ial Naomi Middleton CE eee Leana B. Means Circle................. Bernice Benns Fanny Jackson Circle..............0++ Ida M. Jackson Matrons & Women Circle.....:..... Linda Green Annie Adams Circle.............+00+ Lula L. Henry Minister Wives of Calvary Sisters Willene Davis Evelena Ashley Kali Gates Lucille Council Musicians and Directors Sisters Gladys Hesleph Marilyn Hesleph Christy Anderson Grace Davis Janet Martin Program Chairman Sister Esther Williams Program Sister Lula L. Henry ) Organ Prelude Program Sunday, September 30, 1990 3:30 P.M. Call To Order & Greetings M.C.......csssssnsssseesssesessssrensserserens Sister Alzie Green Processional Choirs ) SOLO lis buieeebinl tal UNsu be sulle Choirs & Congregation NUL UU i ccecneelepaeebiee SCTIPHUTE.........cssccssesecsscsecorecesenencnenensnensnenssnsseessessonanssececessarsseesenseneess Sister Ruth Ross Prayer and Chant..........sccsscessssssssresseessenenseeessesssssscscnenseeenenes Sister Elnora Jennings Responsive Reading.......... Sister Lisa Holloway, Ja’nelle Dixon & Congregation SOMO CERO pitied nn to Choirs oi sissl cvsnedabbdsncuanssncisstuansartespeausoneneesaeaventanenanenatnencnientecatetsaedbbnadun WIC i ideccciicdnecictetiiissetsvnbnndsatdaneninenhaconaedtshdiiieesnesnnedinndenn Carolyn Yvonne Smith Greetings........... Sisters - Earl Reedom, Trinity A.M.E. Church; Salt Lake City Modestine Carpenter, New Zion Baptist Church, Ogden Mary L. Robertson, President of Women’s Auxiliary I.G.B.A., Calvary Baptist Church, Salt Lake City ee eres LU si eu balicuie malcedlnaice seh inna iestn mailMilh mudkih Choirs Ne Introduction of Guest Missionary.............ssseesseessseereneeneeees Sister Alberta Henry CECGAAALNbGl ecu dns MIAURGKMesRUbbunuemsnunienenanealit Choirs e Taaid GPeake.........ccccorsscrcccescsenenssessscersnsesssecnsssecacarseseesess Missionary Josephine Minter Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, Topeka, Kansas eee Le i ciKMaRhALUNE ERS nKOMsMENK aN MMMM MH Pastor France Davis Sisters Tommie Watkins, Janet Martin, Sammer Gardner, OCT cosy Ree se ubis unadennbabhesentian Sister Esther Williams eee and Augustine Morgan Closing Remarks && Benediction..........--.sssssssscssessreserenenensnessetesenenennes Pastor Davis Our Sincere Thanks to Our Special Guest: Missionary Josephine Minter eee —— 4 Our ushers, choirs, musician and cuisine committee for services rendered ae Our Visitors and Friends who came to share in this our Foreign Mission Day Services Our Ministers and Ministers Wives for their support Our Pastor for his prayers and guidance in helping make this a great service for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Missionary Josephine Minter’s Visit Thursday, September 27, 1990 n 10:14 a.m. bes ceddbssabegbanos hte sipneapnasanssncetnesiphibubsenlle PAT TAVAL TUE Protocol Committee: | Bernice and Robb Benns, Lester Arey Friday, September 28, 1990 Sight Seeing Tour CR esl seca duwneid Beatrice Lee, Deaconess eee Reception.........c.r00ese0: 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. - Hosted by Calvary’s Deaconess and Ministers Wives Saturday, September 29, 1990 Visit and Tours Missionary Minter addresses Young People........1 p.m. Calvary Baptist Church Lunch Sunday, September 30, 1990 Missionary Minter remarks (during)............ Morning Worship Service Mission Program..........eseseseseees 3:30 p.m., Missionary Minter, Speaker Refreshments will be served Missionary Josephine Minter Mrs. Josephine Quarles-Minter has served as a foreign Missionary in West and Central Africa since April 11, 1969 under the Foreign Mission Board of the National Baptist Convention U.S.A, Inc. She was born In Clarksville, Tennessee, the seventh of nine children. Her parents (both deceased) migrated to Topeka, Kansas in 1920. Josephine attended the Topeka Public Schools. She is a member of the Mt. Carmel Missionary Baptist Church, Rev. W.L. Templeton is the Pastor. Mrs. Minter has served her Church as Sunday School Superintendent, Teacher from Primary through the Adult Division Department; also as first Missionary Union President and the first Director of Christian Education. She also served as B.T.U. Director. Mrs. Minter is a past president of the Topeka City Mission Union and served nine years as Senior Youth Director and organizer of the Kaw Valley District Youth Convention. Mrs. Minter served a Suehn Industrial Mission and Bendoo Indus- trial Mission, Monrovia, Liberia West Africa; and the Providence Industrial Mission where she operated the James East Memorial Hospital for men, Willie S. Layton Hospital for Women; School of Domestic Science and Under Five Clinic in Malawi Central Africa. Her aim is that of Leading Souls to Christ and Lifting African Womanhood. She was cited by the Foreign Mission Board as Missionary Extra Ordinary Three missionary journeys have been made to Malawi Central Africa and seven to Liberia, West Africa. Mrs. Minter received one of the Trail Blazer awards in 1979 and a congratulatory letter from Governor Carlin in recognition of her contribution to the State of Kansas and the Exoduster Centurion. During the Centennial Celebration of the National Baptist Convention USA, Inc., the Foreign Mission Board presented to her in September a Certificate for Meritorious Service. At the present time, Mrs. Minter serves as the Bendoo Industrial Mission as Special Representative and Ward over the more than 70 scholarship students for the Foreign Mission Board, Nurse Superintendent of Sunday School and Teacher. Mrs. Minter is a widow. She returned to this country on May 4, 1990 to begin a much needed furlough and visiting her daughter, JoAnn E. Martin, grand, great-grand, and great-great grandchildren in Topeka, Kansas. A Service of Scripture-Guided Meditation and Mission-Centered Prayer LEADER: We have gathered as members of a world-wide company of Believers to share in a time of meditation and prayer for our brothers and Baptist Mission sisters who occupy Fields. As we pray our National let us remember that each of us is here because someone witnessed to us. They acted in response to the Great Commission of our Lord BIBLE READER who said long ago: MATTHEW 28:19-20 - Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that | have commanded you with you always, to the close of the age CONGREGATION BIBLE READER: LEADER. We thank you Lord and for the Christians whom show us the way to life eternal Jesus Christ. through lo, | am you sent to Your Son PSALM 28:7 - The Lord is my strength and my shield Him my heart trusts; so | am helped and my heart exults, and with my song | give thanks to Him Let us pray for the young Black Nicaraguans who in have been able to come to a seminary in the United States to study through the support of our Foreign Mission Board (Pause) Give thanks with me for the 96 children in Bluefields, Nicaragua, who are receiving an education this year because of Baptist scholarship aid CONGREGATION BIBLE READER: O Lord we rejoice that these young trained to read and teach Your word to our brothers and sisters in Nicaragua. Keep them from sin and temptation, we pray Help them to become Your faithful witnesses. PSALM 61 1-3 Hear my cry O God listen to my prayer from the end of the earth | call to Thee when my heart is faint. Lead Thou for Thou LEADER. people are being me to the rock that is higher than | art my refuge, a strong tower against the enemy Thousands of God’s children are suffering from injustice and persecution especially in Ghana and South Africa. Our Foreign Mission Board has established a great work in Swaziland where there is racial and religious freedom. Trained workers are going from Swaziland into less fortunate countries of South Africa, preaching and teaching the Good News. CONGREGATION We pray for the safety of Your servants, O Lord as they take the Light of the Gospel into areas where people are restricted by unjust laws and racial prejudice Touch their lives with the joy of Christian faith so they will be able to endure until freedom granted to them BIBLE is READER: PSALM 10:17-18 - O Lord Thou wilt hear the desire of the meek, Thou wilt strengthen their heart, Thou wilt incline thy ear to do justice to the fatherless and the oppressed so that man who is of the earth may strike terror no more LEADER: We pray now for all women whose hearts are tuned to Your Will and who are members of the Women’s Auxiliary of our Convention. Each one has a special task to perform in Your Name, either to serve as teacher nurse, or evangelist on a mission field or to support this great work from our church CONGREGATION: BIBLE to live in brotherhood READER: here at home Fill our hearts with eagerness to share sacrificially n some special way Help us to see our contributions, not as dollars and dimes, but as food for the hungry shoes and clothes for the needy equipment for schools and hospitals, Bibles and school supplies for students. Lord we have so much and our brothers and sisters need so much PSALM 9:9 18 The Lord is a stronghold for the oppressed a stronghold in times of trouble. For the needy shall not always be forgotten poor shall not perish forever and the hope of the LEADER God has given us a beautiful world in which to live and flourish But some of His children need help in learning how to make the earth produce enough food Our Foreign Mission representatives in Lesotho, Liberia, and Malawi are training people to be better stewards of the earth’s resources. READER. PSALM 65:9-10 - Thou visitest the earth and waterest Thou greatly enrichest it the river of God is full of water’ Thou providest their grain for so Thou hast prepared it. Thou waterest its furrows abundantly settling its ridges, softening t with showers, and blessing its growth CONGREGATION We thank You for the showers of blessings which you provide in the lives of your children We praise You BIBLE O God it, that we may share in Your love for these people BIBLE READER: PSALM 90:16 - Let Thy work be manifest to Thy servants, and Thy glorious power to their children LEADER: Mindful of the example of our Lord who encourages children to come to Him, our missionaries have special concern for their welfare. Especially is this true at our Mission in Sierra Leone where mothers may learn how to care for their babies so that they will grow into healthy adults. Let us pray for these parents, their children and the consecrated patiently helping them (Pause Christians who are for silent prayer) On the islands of Jamaica and the Bahamas LEADER : there are special needs to which we minister through our Mission program Since half of the population of Jamaica is under twenty years of age there is a tremendous challenge to reach them for Christ. Both in Jamaica and among the people who live on the 700 islands of the Bahamas, the Foreign Mission Board must enlarge its efforts. BIBLE READER: CONGREGATION PSALM 119:133, 145 18 - Keep steady my steps according to Thy promise, and let no iniquity get dominion over me. The Lord is near to all who call upon Him to all who call upon Him tn truth Focus our concern O Lord upon all these Your © | children for whom we have taken the responsibility of sharing the Gospel Help us to love and pray for them > for whom | daily Make us willing to give sacrificially so that these we have prayed may receive the Good News © of the Gospel BIBLE READER: PSALM 6/7 1-2: 90:17 - May make God be gracious to us and / bless us and His face to shine upon us, that Thy | upon us, yea, the work of our hands establish Thou = Amen |) way may be known upon earth Thy saving power = among all nations. Let the favor of the Lord our God be | upon us, and establish Thou the work of our hands CONGREGATION 701 NATIONAL South BAPTIST 19th Street, it. FOREIGN MISSION BOARD CONVENTION, U.S.A., INC. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19146 Dr J. H. Jackson, President Dr William J. Harvey Ill, Secretary Printed in U.S.A. wot, shart 7V/ eae wth " Sebel ehe foofeoheefofeefofoofefoofenfonfoofonfooon fe ofoofoofonfrofenfrofool> The Calvary Baptist Church 532 East Seventh South Salt Lake City, Utah Honors The Reverend France A. Davis and Family On the Fifteenth Anniversary * Banquet * Saturday, April 22, 1989 4-FM. Panorama Room, U of U % Anniversary Services Sunday, April 23, 1989 500 FM. * Theme: “A Man of God — Worthy of Honor” Scripture: Ist Timothy 4:6 Hho deoherforGooheefonfer ender heofenfooberfonfoohofonforoooegonfrrngerieonle Worthy It is not what the world gives me In honor, praise or gold, It is what I do give the world, So others do unfold. If by my work through life I can Another saved unfold, Then I have done what cannot be Made good, by praise or gold. One tiny thought in a tiny word May give a great one birth And, if that thought was caused by me, I lived a life of worth. Our Pastor Our Pastor is A Person Who will help you in the hour of sickness; Who will lend you a dollar without deducting interest; Who will help you up the hill when you are sliding down, Who will defend you in the hour when others speak evil of you, Who will believe in your innocence until you admit your guilt; Who will say behind your back what he says to your face; Who will shake hands with you wherever he meets you, and who will do all these things without expecting any return. By Sister Lula L. Henry Guest Churches and Pastors New Zion Baptist Church New Pilgrim Baptist Church Rev Rev Isaac Brantley Theodore Fields New Hope Baptist Church Rev Harold Fields Second Baptist Church Rev Charles Petty True Vine Baptist Church Rev Grover C. Walker Shiloh Baptist Church Rev Trinity A.M.E. Church Embry Chapel A.M.E. Church. Rev Rev Bethel Baptist Church Revelation Baptist Church Central Seventh Day Adventist Church H. J. Lilly Curtis Sewell Leander Coates Rev Rev James Gates Reginald Clinton Rev Roy Fernander Ebenezer Church of God In Christ. Elder Bobby Allen Emmanual Church of God In Christ Elder Johnny Miller Finley Temple Church of God In Christ Elder R. E. Hurrington Griffin Temple Church of God in Christ Elder David Griffin Elder Golding, Asst. Mt. Zion Church of God In Christ World Wide Gospel Church Elder Ronnie Norman Bishop Willie Dunn Anniversary Program Sunday, April 23, 1989 — 3:30 P.M. Theme: “A Man of God — Worthy of Honor’ M.C. Deacon Jerome Council a Order of Service Minister in Charge Organ Prelude Processional Entrance of Pastor and Family Escorts Moderator Isaac Brantley Choirs Mazie Bond, Kellen Perkins Selection Choirs and Congregation Welcome Belva Gillespi The Occasion Michael Washington Tribute to Sister Willene Davis. Shewanda Robertson Calvary Choirs Selections Scripture Elder R. E. Hurrington Prayer Rev T P Fields Introduction of Guest Minister Moderator Isaac Brantley Shiloh Choir Selections Sermon Rev H. J Lilly Shiloh Baptist Church, SLC, Utah Invitation Pulpit in Charge Offering Deacons — Harding Jones, Cleveland Feemster, Donald Cope and Robb Benns Deacon Jerome Council Captains Acknowledged Presentation of Gifts Ministers and Ministers Wives Presentation of Financial Gifts Deacon Nelson Styles Remarks. Deacon Jerome Council Presentation of Pastor and Wife Moderator Isaac Brantley Thank You Because of Your Presence Because of Your Participation Because of Your Cooperation Because of Your Friendship and Because of Your Christian Spirit that You Have Shown Over the Years in helping us to Celebrate and Honor our Pastor and his Family We Thank You The Anniversary Committees Deacon Jerome Council General Chairman Sister Lula L. Henry Co-Chairman. Sister Janet Martin Sister Sarah Kowlette Brother Edward Miller Brother John Moore Banquet Sister Shauna Graves and Brother Wiley Hall Sister Paula Harris and Sister Laverne Dixon M.C. Guest Musician Special Music Janet Martin George Henry, Jr The Ensemble Captains Deacon Deacon Deacon Deacon Robb Benns T R. Twiggs Willie D. Hesleph Nelson Styles Anniversary Cake Brother and Sister Milford Simpson Cuisine Sister Sister Sister Sister Mary Harris Pauline Brown Viola Goff Betty Gillespi Music Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Gladys Hesleph Christy Anderson Marilyn Hesleph Grace Davis Janet Martin Flowers Sister Betty Gillespi malin Se “CHURCH: Se Base Camp for Biblical Community”: Offers Different: Anniversary Theme What the Church The Sword of the Spirit which is the Word of God Acts 2:44-47, Ephesians 6:17 “A Church Built on a Rock and that Rock is Jesus” — Matthew 16:18 In Touch with the Pastor Over the past 12 months, God has helped us to be His “Church. Base Camp for Biblical Community ” We have tried to show what the Church offers different from all others. Now, we depend on God’s Word as our Sword of the Spirit. Come with us as we move on up alittle higher beginning. God has so much in store for His people. For 111 years is only the Thank you for all you have done and will continue to do. May God bless you in our celebration! Sincerely, Pastor Heartfelt Shanks! To The Rev. Dr. Robert E. Fowler Sr., Pastor of Victory Baptist Church, Las Vegas, Nevada, & Rev. Elvin Grant, Jr., Pastor of Mt. Ararat Missionary Baptist Church, Houston, Texas, local pastors and churches, ministers, local community supporters, to our many visitors, Calvary Church family, committees, and program participants, thank you, for sharing in our 111th Leadership Revival and Church Anniversary Service. All praises to God because He is Worthy to be Praised! The Anniversary Committee Church History By the 1890’s Salt Lake City’s small Black population had gained sufficient enough numbers as to encourage the formation and support of independent institutions that provided African-Americans with the opportunity to give greater meaning to their lives. In addressing their spiritual needs, group of Blacks who identified themselves as the Baptist Prayer Band, met and held worship services in their homes. By 1892, the “Baptist Prayer Band” was clearly established as “The Calvary Missionary Baptist Church” and identified as the “little colored house of worship in the alley ” In June of 1896, Rev A. E. Reynolds announced in the “Broad Ax” (a Black newspaper) that a building located in the rear of a white church was available as a place of worship for Black Baptists. January, 1898, Rev D. Jones arrived in Salt Lake City from Topeka, Kansas to pastor Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. He was replaced in 1901 by Rev J W Washington, an energetic person whose leadership was instrumental in the church’s growth during his tenure. On Sunday, June 29, 1902, the pastor and members of the congregation gave an afternoon and evening reception at their new chapel located at 472 East Second South. In 1911, the Eastside Baptist Church site was purchased by the Calvary congregation from Immanuel Baptist Church. The first services were held on February 5" at the 679 East Third South location. Rev Allen Newman, pastored the church from 1913 to 1915. In 1921, under the leadership of Rev George Hart, the Calvary Baptist Church was incorporated by the State of Utah. Between 1924 and 1954, Calvary had eight pastors. In 1951, the Articles of Incorporation were revised and approved by the membership. The Rev William I. Monroe served as pastor of Calvary from 1954 to 1967 During his tenure, the church membership made great strides in terms of its membership and financial condition. On November 3, 1966 the Calvary congregation joyfully marched from their former worship place at Third South and Seventh East to their new place of worship at 532 East Seventh South. Special services culminated the activities of this day In 1974, Rev France A. Davis was installed as pastor of Calvary Pastor Davis has served the congregation for a longer period than any of his 22 predecessors. During his tenure, Calvary has continued her ongoing mission. Rev Davis and the Calvary congregation dedicated Calvary Towers, a low-income senior citizen housing complex adjacent to the church at 532 East 7th South on July 30, 1989 Under Rev Davis’ tenure. many improvements have been made. The 10/36 Scholarship Plan was initiated in 1992. The goal is for each member to contribute $10 per month for 36 months to endow a scholarship account to enable the church to substantially further the education of our youth by providing financial assistance. Church pews were padded in 1993 to aid in the comfort of our visitors, friends and members and in 1993 a public address system was installed complete with speakers, monitors, sound board, double cassette recorder-player deck and microphones to assist in making the ministry available to all. Pastor Davis with support of the congregation earned a Masters of Ministry Degree. Church History (continued) The membership and visitors continue to increase resulting in seating and parking problems. In 1994, we added the 8:00 a.m. worship service to alleviate the problem. However as our members continue to thirst for knowledge about Jesus Christ, most stay right through to the 11:00 a.m. service. We continue to have a greater need for additional programs, worship and parking spaces. In 1995, a new sign was installed to inform all of our worship times. The kitchen was also remodeled. By the fall of 1995, it was apparent the Church had outgrown this present facility December 1995, the membership voted approval to purchase land and build a larger church facility Each member was asked to pledge and give accordingly as the Lord blessed them. In 1996, God blessed us to secure approximately 2 1/2 acres of land and we have constructed a 47,000 square feet facility at 1090 South State Street. This more adequate space for worship, education, community and recreational activities was occupied and dedicated in November 2001 with only a limited mortgage. We are enjoying what Dr Robert Fowler calls a “First Class” facility Praise God from whom all blessings flow With more than 600 members and many more attending, the congregation continues to meet spiritual needs first and foremost while also helping people wherever they hurt. Since everybody is welcomed, our congregation is more and more diverse with a distinct African American style of worship. We lift our voice in praise and trust God to speak to our lives. During the past 12 months, we had an exciting youth oriented revival, developed our Elderly Ministry, held our first Church picnic on the church grounds and put the facilities to better use with dance, play, scouts, and sports teams. Our numbers continue to grow as does our spirit and maturity Join us in moving on up to ‘“Newness of Life” and reading about us on our website (http://www.calvaryslc.com) and in “ON ONE ACCORD” — our Church newsletter Nobody can deny that God has brought us a long ways. Thank you for your support and participation in the Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. While some have gone from labor to reward, we are truly blessed to be a congregation that is “ALIVE Ce JULIA WARD MOORE GAIL FLEMINGS May 18, 2003 LUTTIE PENDLETON January 24, 2003 KALIEE GATES August 19, 2003 May 21, 2003 CLAY WASHINGTON September 3, 2003 ih ALLA LEE ELLIOTT October 14, 2003 The Rev, Dr. Robert Fowler, Pastor Victory Baptist Church Las Vegas, Nevada About our Leadership Trainer & Revivailist..... Dr Fowler received his B.S. from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona, his Masters in December 1983 from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary of Fort Worth, Texas and his Doctorate of Ministry from the Tyndale Theological Seminary in May 1990. Dr Fowler has authored several books including "What the Bible Says About Healing" "How to be Single and Satisfied" and "The Marriage Maze" Dr Fowler is a much sought after lecturer and campus speaker locally & nationally. Dr Fowler has developed and organized ministries and auxiliaries that have made an impact on both the Church and secular community. He has conducted Leadership Seminars and Workshops nationwide and has been effective in developing successful programs relative to understanding the biblical principles of theology, cultic activity, Black presence in scripture, Church Administration and Church Growth. Dr Fowler is a man that couples a strong love for people with a determined vision from God. He combines the integrity of proper biblical interpretation with the zeal of a preacher to the end that services are electrified with the presence of God. Dr Fowler is leading Victory Baptist Church to become "A Church on the Move" for Christ in both the Christian and secular community. Dr Fowler is married to First Lady Joyce Fowler and has two children. a8 e Rev, Elvin Grant, Jt, Pastor Mt: Ararat Missionary Baptist Church, Houston, Texas About our Anniversary Speaker... Pastor Grant's was baptized in 1971 by Pastor William Lott of the St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church. The Word of God as taught and preached by Pastor Lott and then later by Pastor Grant's biological brother and Pastor Rev. James Carrington, Jr., fell upon fertile ground in the heart of Pastor Grant. In 1984 God graced His life with the call to preach the uncompromising Gospel of Jesus Christ. In 1992 Pastor Grant became Pastor of the Mt. Ararat Missionary Baptist Church. Most importantly, pleasing God and building hopes on things eternal has been the key to Pastor Grants ministry and to moving his congregation from membership to discipleship. Pastor Grant is dedicated to his assignment as Pastor He works diligently at cultivating, motivating and empowering God's people to faithful stewardship and kingdom building. His teaching ministry has been dynamic and power packed with such life changing series as The Success of the Early Church, Growing in Christ, Moving from Membership to Discipleship, Genuine Love in Action. He has implemented his millennium vision of Bridging the Gap between Family, Church and Community. He is a devoted family man married 16 years to his friend, companion, helpmeet and Queen, Sis. Deedra Grant. They are blessed with three children, Danielle RaeNeice, Elvin Glenn, III, and Destiny GeKoi. Mt. Ararat is proud to have such a caring and compassionate Pastor who challenges us to put Christ first, to study and obey God's word, and to do all we can for others. His favorite scripture is Romans 12 1-2 and his favorite hymn is — Father I stretch My Hands to Thee. ai } 1 (; With Calvary Baptist Church Anniversary Program ere November 9, 2003 3:00pm S Ki Order of Service wn « oe Fall In a 60: VV OF SRE) oi: s0-reesreohidiussasiescnusnonsaiauisnbamsadieliciinesibacsiucemac Rev Charles Wright Frost the Droops (Processiomal) ....<seccausississaicsinceudsnoreost leisciaueaiads Calvary Combined Choirs Mobilizing the Troops (Devotion) ................ssssccssssssssssssssesssssees Calvary Deacons & Deaconesses Espirit de Corp (Responsive Reemiia) vciccccsscsiiidiads cnccpavckerccssiasksieatcidacbessaceasiibeacharielens aes, Pulpit Salutations (VWelcosne)..vcecrriecescovsnltbsceulasmucmupialiihieiecsdulietuce Gian te et ns Youth Ministry Stlutations (Occasion )....ccscccossssossmsienli ualasbimenssa ee eeecenee ot ee Battie Cry (Musical Selection) Reveille: ci. ea “The Church Sis. Lula Henry Calvary Combined Choirs Triumphant” VETO TERE CONE VEEE uc: sicasesnnsesesedieredennceenmisereniagsonsinl Sis. Doriena Lee. President, Mission Ministry Stewardship (Ministry of Giving) (isis. ca AG Deacons/Ushers Dattlo Cry (himsical Selectiow) isis cicisnsiiissssviiaewiisibss ciubibesDiscuiidiihendbittind Calvary Combined Choir BREW OC CERIN OY, ©) GEE SEN cin dcsnesieriavnstiihoseonsachsoeunmsennssdidonnsiosinents Pastor France A. Davis Battle Cry (A & B Musical Selection)...................000008 New Zion Baptist Church, Ogden, Utah Orders from Commander-in-Chief (Sermon) .............cscccccscssssssesssseeees Rev Elvin Grant, Pastor Mt. Ararat Missionary Baptist Church Recruitment (Invitation to Christian Discipleship)..................ss.sssscsssesees Pastor James Abrams New Zion Missionary Baptist Church Awards (Recognition for Faithful Service) ............. Sis. Jannie Lewis & Bro. Louis Stansberry SER FRO CRONE iiptecsseccvscasecdcpeaincssbcusustieboultagi geen el otioabuceeberteey Program Co-Chairs Pastor, Rev Nall Out (EOI aie i a a i ss Rev Elvin Grant, Pastor Mt. Ararat Missionary Baptist Church Please join us in the “Mess Hall” for dinner! we. ui France A. Davis Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies. - Proverbs 31 10 Sis. Esther Williams was born in Forest, Mississippi on February 17", the ninth child of the late Wallace and Pattie Robinson Ward. Named after the courageous and beautiful Hebrew Queen Esther, she too is a beautiful, powerful woman who walks by faith and puts God first in her life. Sis. Williams began her Christian walk by giving her life to Christ as a young girl, at the Concord Missionary Baptist Church in Forest. She attended school in Forest and met and later married the love of her life, Bro. Eddie E. Williams on March 14, 1935. She, Eddie and their five children moved to Salt Lake City, Utah in April 1945. As the family prospered, Esther had three more children, instilling in all eight (6 boys and 2 girls) a love of God and raising them on a strong foundation of faith. All of her children gave their lives to Christ at an early age and became members of the Calvary Baptist Church. During the early years, Sis. Williams was a devoted wife and mother After her youngest child started school, she began to work outside the home and involve herself in community activities. Her extensive employment experience includes jobs with the Federal Aviation Control Center and the Community Action Program. She was also a supervisor with the Salt Lake County Employment & Training Department and retired in 1982. Sis. Williams was a long-term member of the Westminster College Mother’s Club. In this role, she provided additional support and encouragement to three of her sons who graduated from Westminster College. She is a long-term member and current Treasurer of Queen Esther Chapter No. 2, Order of the Eastern Star She joined the Calvary Baptist Church family in January 1946 and has worked tirelessly as a faithful leader in many church ministries. She served as Superintendent of the Sunday School under five pastors, beginning with Rev Lester L. Agent in the 1950’s and ending her last term with Rev Davis in 1982. Sis. Williams also taught Sunday School and most recently was the Senior Women’s Class Teacher She’s a member of Calvary’s Missionary Society, has served as Mission President, supporter of foreign missions and was Chair of the IGBA Foreign Mission for over two decades. Through her association with Dr Harvey, National Foreign Mission President, she helped lay the groundwork for Pastor Davis’ trip to Africa. Sis. Williams was appointed to Calvary’s Deaconess Ministry by Rev Monroe and has faithfully served in this spiritual leadership capacity for over 50 years. She’s a long-term member of Church Women United, having served as Board Member and Vice President. In March 2003 she received Church Women United’s “Valiant Woman Award” for dedicated service and community outreach. These are a few of Sis. Williams many accomplishments and contributions. They demonstrate her commitment to God and provide evidence of her strong faith and her willingness to share her gifts and knowledge of God's grace with others. She is truly a faithful servant who trusts in the Lord. love and honor you. Who can find a virtuous woman? God has in Sis. Esther Williams. We Deacon Lawrence C. Wynne was born in Hughes, Arkansas in 1924. He grew up in a little town named Whitmore, Arkansas. Bro. Wynne moved to Salt Lake City in November, 1951 and joined the Calvary Baptist Church in December of that same year Bro. Wynne attended church regular but did not get involved until May, 1956. After the death of Trustee Daley E. Oliver, Bro. Wynne was elected as Trustee in 1956 and served in that position until the late 1970’s. At this time, he was appointed Deacon in training and was ordained as a Deacon on January 25, 1985 and served as an active Deacon until 2001 He currently serves as an honorary Deacon. Bro. Wynne served as church bulletin clerk for over 20 years. He also joined the choir in October, 1959 and served as choir president for two years, and was also given the responsibility of the cleaning and disbursing of the robes Bro. Wynne was elected church until his health no longer allowed him to continue. treasurer in January, 1971 and served in that position until he resigned as treasurer in October, 1997 Bro. Wynne would do anything for the church. He also took care of the maintenance on the church van. Pastor Davis says Bro. Wynne is a friend and is always dependable. Bro. Wynne retired from Tooele Army Depot and worked as a school crossing guard after retirement. Sis. Sarah Monroe, wife of Pastor Monroe published a monthly One of the most memorable issues profiled Bro. magazine named “The Reflector’ Lawrence C. Wynne who quietly served as trustee, choir president, deacon and treasurer Bro. Wynne continues to be a dedicated and faithful member of Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. Thank you Bro. Wynne for 52 years of service. ON ONO. Faithful Serre. Sis. Gladys Hesleph Sis. Gladys Hesleph is foremost a Christian, a wife ~ and mother who takes all of these roles seriously This tribute focuses on each of these traits. There is something about the way she carries herself in dress, talk and behavior that lets us know that she believes in the Lord and that He is the head of her life. She has always served in the church in some capacity, with the choir, counseling or teaching. She always worked with choirs, because playing the piano by ear was one of her special gifts. She took some teenagers in the church and formed one of the first young adult choirs in Utah. She worked closely with Sis. Phyllis Grayson, who was her good friend and director She always prayed about the music and selected music that young people would understand and that would addto the church service. She always found a biblical scripture and meaning of the song. She said music had to be more than just a beat. It was the message in the song that was important not the beat. The song should always have meaning that would help those who heard it. This young adult choir was so intrigued with her that they disciplined themselves as far as getting to rehearsals on time and learning the music and presenting it correctly This choir lasted through three pastors and a new church! Sis. Hesleph was the wife of one husband, Bro. Willie D. Hesleph, who came to Utah because of his military assignment in Utah. He soon sent for Sis. Hesleph and they were married and had six children, five boys and one girl. Although she had six children very close in age, her home was clean and dinner was served every evening when her husband arrived home and snacks for the children when they came home. She was also able to help them with homework. The Hesleph family attended church regularly and on Sundays when she played the piano she lined her six children up on the bench close by her and that is where they remained behaving themselves. They all attended Sunday School and worked in some organization in the church: usher board, choir or mission. Her children were very fortunate that they had a Sis. Hesleph was involved in their lives totally with school. working in-the home mom. church and play She along with Bro. Hesleph put their children all through school and they graduated. She returned to school and got her Bachelors and Masters degree. She then used that knowledge to counsel in the schools. She is retired now and available for counseling in the church as the Listening Ear She has helped members young and old in our church. Sis. Hesleph has always walked the talk and talked the walk. She still loves and serves the Lord and Calvary Baptist Church. She is a shining light for all to follow Sis. Hesleph proves that you can do everything decent and in order Serve the Lord with gladness, use your talents for Him and He will direct your path. She is now a deaconess recently has consented to work with the Women’s Missionary Chorus. God Bless you Sis. Gladys Hesleph, keep on serving the Lord! - 10 of this church and AY AD vwelU™m!!. er Ws £9 or eet Cet Cy ltt Let the Church be the Church, Let the People rejoice. Oh, we’ve settled the question, We've made our choice Let the anthems ring out, Songs of victory swell For the Church triumphant is alive and well. Let the Church be the Church, Let the People rejoice. Oh, we’ve settled the question, We've made our choice Let the anthems ring out, Songs of victory swell For the Church triumphant is alive and well. Oh, this ship’s been thru battles before Storms and tempest and rocks on the shore. Tho’ the hull it may be battered, Down inside it’s safe & dry It will carry its cargo to the port in the sky Let the Church be the Church, Let the People rejoice. Oh, we’ve settled the question, We've made our choice. Let the anthems ring out, Songs of victory swell For the Church triumphant is alive and well. Is alive, is alive, is alive. The Church is alive, alive, is alive. The Church is alive and well, and well, and well. — “ mw pt The Church Triumphant Css. Sis. Co-CHAIRS BRO. ROBB BENNS, CHAIR, DEACON JOHNNIE MAE WYNNE, CHAIR, DEACONESS SIs. KORi SIS. Sis. BURNETT PAT LESLIE SIs. SIs. GRAY HENDERSON LULA HENRY EMMA HOUSTON SIs. JANNIE LEWIS SIS. JANET MARTIN BRO. MICHAEL MATTHEWS REV KEVIN MILLER BRO. DAVID MOORE SIS. SYLVIA MORRIS BrRo. LOUIS STANSBERRY SIS. VEASTER WHITE REV CHARLES WRIGHT