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Goodwill Celebrates Pastor's Fifth | Goodwill Baptist church will celebrat^ the fifth anniversary of it*s pastor on Sunday, Feb. 12, at 4:00 p.m. » - The speaker for the occasion will be the Rev. Dennis Bishop, pas¬ tor of First Waughtown Baptist Church. The pastor of Goodwill Baptist i< the Rev. Philemon A. Samuels. Rev. Samuels has been in the ministry for 23 years and has served as associate minister with his father the late Rev. W.E. Samuels at Mars Hill Baptist Church and with his brother, Rev. J.R. Samuels at St. Stephens Baptist church. Samuels came to Goodwill after the retirement of the former pastor, the late Rev. R.Q. Allen. Samuels is a graduate of Win- ston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools. He has attended WSSU, Shaw University, UNC-Chapel Hill, and is currently attending High Point University. He is married to the former Gloria Monk, who is an evangelist and they have two children, Bril and Joi. Since being at Goodwill, a youth choir was started, a youth and young adult department, a Wednes¬ day night children's ministry, church training classes, public rela¬ tions committee and there are plans for a men's, women's and married couples ministry. The churcVis located on Good- wilt Road, off of 150 West For more information call 924- 8057.. Rev. P. Samuels and wife Gloria Samuels t SCHOOL OP MEDICINE PSORIASIS AND STRESS The Department of Derr-.aiotogy of Bowman Grey School of Medtelne Is seeking Individuals with peortasla for a free 10-week stress management program. Parllcipants wW reoalyea free medical exam, team more about psoriasis and how to manage It, and learn ways to reduce stress. For more information call (910) 716- 91 19. Enrollment is limited, so call now! St. James A.M.E. Church to Celebrate The pastor, officers, mem¬ bers and friends of St. James A.M.E. Church, will celebrate their 113th anniversary, Sunday, February 12. The church grew out 6f door to door class meetings, which started in 1877. St. James A.M.E. Church was formally organized in 1882 and was located on Chestnut St between First and Second St Sunday school will begin at 9:30 a.m. Lesson subject "Jesus is Rejected,** with opening state- meats from Nigel Alston. During the reassembly period, the Young People's department^ under the direction of Veronica Ford, will provide a question and answer period relat¬ ing to the history of the local church. Prayer and praise service, will be led by the "sons and daughters** of the founder of African Methodism, the late Richard Allen who later became the first bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Candles will burn for each deceased member of the church, who pasted within the last year. Nina Jenerett is in chaige of the memorial service. The featured speaker for the 11:00 a.m. worship service is Dr. L.O. Saunders, presiding elder of the Northern District of the North Carolina Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Dr. L.O. Saunders is a native of Richlands, North Carolina. Daniel Lovett, chairperson for the occasion, will preside and introduce the speaker. The welcome address will be given by the co-chairperson, Betty Jeffers. The spiritual choir, under the direction of Ronald Hughes, will be in charge of the music. The Rev. Carrington Carter, pastor of St James A.M.E., will bring the closing remarks. A fellowship dinner for all those attending will follow the morning service. 1 1 3th Annivef sary New Faith Ghapel to Honor Its First Lady Brtnda Tate New Faith Chapel Holiness Church wilt honor their First Lady on Sunday, February 12, 1995. This service will begin at 4:00 p.m.. The Mistress of Cere¬ mony will be Detra Tate. Music will rendered by the H.B. Baker Ensemble. The guest speaker for the service: Evangelist Betty Baker, First Lady of Fruit of The Spirit Holy Church, Greensboro, NC. Presentations will also follow the annual message. Brenda Tate is the wife of Bishop Lawrence Tate, they have been married 27 years. She is the daughter of the late Elder Hairston and Mrs. Josephine Hairston. She is a graduate of Atkins High School and attended Winston-Salem State University where she studied early childhood education. She is employed by the Family Ser¬ vices, Inc. of Winston-Salem. Tate is president of the local Missionary Department, L.S., Tate Crusade Team, Sunday School Department, Praise Team, L.S. Tate Ensemble and Banquet Committee of the church. The public is invited to attend. ? Recital Marathon The Winston-Salem Chap¬ ter, American Guild of Organists is pleased to announce an Organ Recital Marathon to benefit AIDS Care Service, Inc., Sun¬ day, Feb. 12, 2-6:30 p.m. at the Centenary United Methodist Church. This unique concert will feature ten different organists, each presenting a brief musical program. You may come or go at anytime during the concert All proceeds benefit AIDS Care Ser¬ vice Inc., a non-profit agency providing housing and support for people living with AIDS and HIV. Come as you are. Come when you can. Leave when you want Give what you can. This program is open to the public at no chaige. A $10 con¬ tribution is suggested; any donation is appreciated and is tax deductible. Centenary Church is located at 656 W. 5th St. with plenty of free parking. A Installation Service The New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, 1119 N.E. 18 St. will have installation services of officers for 1995 on Sunday, Feb. 12, at 3:00 p.m. Rev. Amos Thomas Griffey, III The guest speaker will be the Rev. A.T. Griffey, QL pastor of First Calvary Baptist Church and his congregation. - The public is invited to attend this event. Rev. John C. Parks is pastor of New Hope Missionary Church. ? Dogbe to Speak Buckner Koma Dogbe, Ful- bright Scholar-in-Residence at Winston-Salem State University, will be the featured speaker at the Annual African American Observance at Grace Presbyter¬ ian Church, Sunday, February 12, 1995 at 4 p.m. He will be joined by Pauline Fulton, who will give tributes, and Alice Allen, guest soloist. The theme is "Nurturing African American t Art/Music and Religion.'* Dogbe is a native of Ghana. He received his training there in art, and he received the Ph.D. degree from St. Andrews Uni¬ versity in Scotland. He is at Winston-Salem State University for the 1994-95 academic year. He is teaching classes in art and Ghanaian subjects, and giving lectures on campus and in the community. He is a recognized sculptor. Diggs Gallery, at Win- ston-Salem State University, recently open an exhibition of his works. The public is invited. Grace Presbyterian is located at 3901 Carver School Rd. ? Thigpen at Grace Criminal Justice Sunday will be observed at Grace Presbyter¬ ian Church, 3901 Carver School Road, Sunday, February 12, 1995, at 11 a.m. The Rev. San¬ dra Thigpen, Forsyth County Jail and Prison Ministry, is the guest speaker. A Zion Memorial Tea 9 The Zion Memorial Baptist Church Pastor's Aide Society will sponsor their annual Valen¬ tine Tea Sunday F$b. 12 at 4 p.m. The church is located at 101 N. Dunleith Ave. Winston- Salem. The Rev. Joseph Jones is pastor. The public is invited to attend. ? Post #220 Party The Ralph R. Morgan Post #220 American Legion will sponsor a Valentine Party on Saturday, Feb. 1 1 beginning at 9 p.m. at the Post Home. Funds will benefit the Scholarship Fund. Donations of $5.00 will be taken. James McWillis is the Commander. ? St. Mary's Celebrate A program celebrating Black History Month will be held at, St. Mary's United Methodist Church in Walnut Cove on Brook Street on Sun¬ day, Feb. 26 at 3 p.m. The keynote speaker will be Teen Valentine's Day Social to be Held Teen Life Community Action Group is sponsoring a Valentine s Day Social for teens ages 13-19 on Friday, Feb. 10. This semi-formal affair will be held at Beneath The Elms (behind the Marque Hotel) from 8:00 p.m. until 12 midnight. There will be a $5.00 donation per person. If you are interested in "dressing to impress" (no jeans, casual wear, or tennis shoes) and enjoying a drug free social activ¬ ity with great music and food call 650-7684 between 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Monday-Friday, during other hours call 788-6813. Invitations must be picked up at Reynolds Park Recreation Center. Invitations will not be avail¬ able at the door during the social. Rev. Curtis Williams, student intern at St. Matthews United Methodist Church in partial ful¬ fillment of a masters degree at Duke University. Everyone is invited to attend. Rev. Bethel Pastor St. Mary. For information or direc¬ tions call Elsie Moore (910) 724-0722. A Howell Exhibit St. Paul United Methodist Church located in Winston Salem will host The first Thank¬ ful Heritage Memorabilia Exhibit beginning Saturday, February 1 1th at 12;00 noon. , The exhibit, continue Sun?.j day morning following the wor¬ ship service. Thankful Heritage Incorporated is an extraordinary collection of Black Memorabilia art, magazines, articles and other items that gives an in depth chronicle of Black History. The founder of Thankful Heritage Incorporated is Effley Howell. Howell's enthusiasm and love of African American history and culture prompted a hobby that has turned into an impressive collection of Black memorabilia. His exhibit is cur¬ rently being shown throughout the state of North Carolina. In conjunction with the exhibit, St. Paul's youth depart¬ ment will also sponsor a pro¬ gram beginning at noon. St. Paul invites the public to fellowship and view the Thankful Heritage Exhibit where Black History is % Bennie McBride "See me, Bennie McBride, for the best price and the best service on any new Chevy, Geo or used cor." 4th & Broad St 722-4191 Celebrate. Jjfelf y tke legends of out* rick ;Af»»ican American kistory and tke Spirit of abundant agape love sewn tk»*ougkout tke many institutions of ouf community during tke season of love/ education and brotke^kood. "Happy Valentines Day and Black "History A^ontK 3®ycelyn 3°knson --«t Ward ;Alde»*ma» -M KEEPING IN TOUCH ¦t I take this opportunity to say thank you, thank you, thank you to th many residents of Winston- Salem who journeyed to Raleigh N.C. on Jan. 25, 1995 to witness my initial swearing in ceremony to the N.C. House of Representatives. Your pres¬ ence created a special warmth that I shall never forget. 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