nnual Ecumenical Bible
cool opens onday.
Ecumenical V cation Bible School
will be held t ethodist Pe ce Temple,
275 Pipe tone from June 11 through
15, 1984. Classe ill be 9:00 to 11 :30'
a.m. daily.
Theme ill be "God' People: Living
with Promise."
All children from Pre- . gergarten
through 6th grade are invited ccording
to ttie Roddy, publicity chair.
FI ST CHU CH of GOD
Harbor Hav n (PTL) C t r
364 E. Empir
enton Harbor. Ich. 4'022
'(next to Medic I).
'SUN SCHOOL& ORNING WORSHIP 11 am
TUE 1·3 p.m. & t-o p.m.
ONEY ANAGEMENT CLASS
c�n 926-1410 - Tu.Fri 11):30-2:30 to register
WED - NEW CONVERT & YOUTH - 7-9 p.m.
THURS - PRAYER & BIBLE CLASS 7:30 pm
*aUDGET ASEMENT open d�lIy - Tue-Frl
10:30.2:30 p.m. for shoppIng by DONATION
ONLY good cloth s & Hous old Items,
.CLOTHJNG .. FOOD given in a CR ISIS
EMERGENCY NEED, FREE to those bringing
R.ferr�1 slip frpm Putor • OSS - �th. CC • or
othe.!_ I.!!S.Jes ONLY
'*GEN PUBLIC - plu do not come or ull
except on designated OAYS & TIME. Plels
h Ip us to continue to rYe you bY honoring
our t Quests regvdlng day t me of Out Reach
Servlc:eL
PASTORS
James • Stewlrd - Esther C. Steward
nn, ... Prayer .. Counselor - Mary E. aryant
Mi •• lon Pre .... LPN - Beverly Rudley •
UR W leo",e to The Church In the Hurt of
the City with the City in Its He�rt
The daily program involves Bfble'
Study, game music, craft , fun, refresh­
ments and worship.
Transportation will be provided with
pic -up at 8:30 .m. at House of David
(Springlake Road); 8: 45 a.m. at St.
John's Catholic Church, Columbus and
Catalpa; and at 8:50 a.m. at Rivervie
Terrace.
GOOD TID GS YOurH DAY
The Good Tidings Community Baptist
Church Youth Choir is having their
Annual Day rogram, Sunday, Jun 10
at 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
Theme i "Serving the Lord in the
Days of the Youth." (Eccle 12: 1)
orning speaker will be Rev. Jame
Turner of Pleasant Grove. Youth Choir
of the city will be gue ts.
Sandra Fant is president; Rev. a­
thaniel Gathright' the p or.'
SECOND API'IST YO H DAY
The Youth Department of Second
Baptist Church, Benton Harbo will
celebrate their Annual Youth Day ser­
vice on Sunday, June 10.
Youth will be in charg of the 10: 5
a.m. rvice and the 4:00 p.m. program.
Tho who will be participating
will be the :Junior Choir, Vesper Choir
of Second Bapti Church.
Special gue speaker will be Rev.
aurice Jone of Trinity Baptist Church
of South Haven.' Bro. Kenneth Ro
will be our guest solo t.
. Helen Sanders' Youth director,
Karen Po y is a . tant and Rev.
Donald Adkins is the pastor.
EBENEZE 'S YOurH C OIR
UALDAY
The Youth Choir of Ebenezer
ionary Bapti Church, 214 E. Britain
will be celebrating their Annual Day
Sunday, June 10 at 3:30 p.m.
Special guest will be the Youth Choir
of the Bre d of life Church here the
Rev. Robert DeFrance is the pastor.
Dorian Leonard will give the elcome
and the Reading, "Encouragement To
The Youth" will be read by Peggy law­
son. De con Jame Johnson ill be the
.C.
The Youth Choir of Ebenezer will
. also participate.
Gary orwood d the Youth Choir
president; Mr. Christine Rogers and
Mr. Ve ie
Mason,
advisors;
and Judy
Williams,
general
director.
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ITH THE NA E ALLAH (GO�)
OST GRACIOUS,
OST ERCIFUL
AS-SALAAM-ALAIKUM (I wish
for you th Puc that only can
come fJ1)m All h and that is a very
deep, cC5'mforting and lasting peace.
There is none like it anywhere).
In th Holy Quran it says;
"00 y not see thaf God has sub­
jected to your (use) all things in
the Heav ns and on Earth, and has
made His bounties Flow to you in
exceeding Measure, (both) seen and
unseen? Yet there are among men
those who dispute about God,
without a book to enlighten them!"
(31:20)
I would like to continue our
discussion from last week on
science and AI-lsi m. The human­
being is different than Allah's
other creation in that he has in­
telligence. He is not a creature
that is a slave to instinct. What we
need to understand is that human
intellect ushers in moral respon­
sibility. If the humanbeing uses
his reasoning powers sooner or later
he will come to a moral conclusion.
What do I mean? He will come to a
conclusion that will benefit hi
fellowman. If we look at history
we see that man (humanity) has
de loped in his relationship with
men of different countries and
cultures. More and more we hear
the call demanding leadership (U.S.
President) to develop a peaceful
relationship with. other countries.
Only the human being can evolve
to such sophisticated level. We
have the ability to corr ct our
inhumanity and prejudice to wo-
men and people of other races than ,
'- ""'!""" __ Paid Adv.--- ...... -----�------
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On Saturday, June 2, 1984 at the
Benton Harbor Holiday Inn, The Learn-:
ing Opportunitie Vital or Education
(LO.V.E.) Committ e sponsored their
Annual Scholarship and Recognition
Luncheon. Honoree include the fol­
lowing Benton Harbor High School
graduates:
-TEQUIN BUTLER - �taff mem­
ber Tiger Tribune, Spanish Club, Busi­
ness Offic Education Club, 4-H Group,
member of Union AME youth Choir,
Y.P.D. Missionary Society and Bibl
School. Plans to study Computer
Science in th U.S. Air Force.
-BURDENA RUTTER - BHHS Re­
pre ntative to th eo rd of Education,
member of the Jane Adims Nation I
Honor Soci ty, French Club. Student
Sen te, Vice-president Senior Class,
KAPPA. First runner-up· Miss Benton
Harbor. m mber of Union AME YPD.
Youth Choir, Sunday School and
olyte. Sh plans to pursu I Bach lor
of Sci ce Degree in Pre-medici from.
c
eo
Spelman Colle ,Atlanta. GA. Burdena
was awarded Union AME Ruth Taylor­
Williams Memorial Scholarship by the
L.O.V.E. Committ
-STEVEN JONES - mber of t
Varsity Golf Te rn, Key Club. Union
AME Y.P.D. Mission ry Pr sid nt, Youth
Choir, AME bask tbill te m and Junior
Ush r Board. St ven plans to attend
the University of Pine Bluff nd study
Computer Science. St n was awarded
Union AME Dr. Harz I Taylor L.O.V.E.
Scholarship.
-TOR CE SEA HOUSTO
Member BHHS Footb II Team, Union
AME outh Choir, Y.P.D. Missionary,
Baske ball Te m and Sunday School.
n, as he is c lied by family and fri nds
wilt further his education in the U.S.
Army in Automotiv and Power Mech n-
ies._ GALE ITCHELL - Captain
of BHHS Track Te m and Ti r Cross
Country. G was active as a youth
mem of Union AME. H plans to
study Dita Processing nd Military
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our own. W have the ability via
int Ii t reasoning to that our
enviornment CiIIn be threat n with
polution from m ny sources and
t come to mor I decisions to sav
our nvironment and to protect
our h alth. If we did not come to
such conclusions w would destroy
ourselves; So you see that Allah
has given us a nature that will
protect and guide us to the best
life if are aware of the signs
that H has planted in our natural
dlsposrtlon and in the nature of
other forms of creation (mentioned
last week (The Ants, The B s,
The Spider, etc.). One of the
books mentioned in the bov
verse (31:20) is The Holy Quran.
Allah rev aled every word in it to
prophet Muhammad of 1400 yrs.
ago. It is not only a book of re­
ligious instruction but it is book
also that instructs it's re d r to
study the creation for scientific
discoveries.
What mankind has to b car ful
of is the historical tendency to gi
the credit for his discovery to man
himself rather than to the Cre tor
who created what man only dis­
covers. (2:255) So Quran warns
man to reflect and study history
to see what was the end of those
who fell into the tendency to
elevate themselves over the p pie
as "God" because they had amassed
great power and wealth (2:258)
Allak-u-Akbar (God is Great!)
Next week, The Attributes of
Allah. they are signs for mans
guidance.
As-Salaam-Alaikum
Ali F. Muhammad, Imam