Good Tidings
celebrates pastor's
fifth anniversary
The GOOD TIDINGS
COMMUNITY BAPTIST
CHURCH, 670 No. cCo� is
having its pastor's }th year
Anniversary, Wednesday Oct.
16-20,198} at7:30p.m. nightly
and 3: 30 Sunday evening.
Theme: "Be ye steadfast un
moveable al ays abounding in
the work of the Lord." (1 Cor
inthians U:58)
otto: "Going on in the
Name of the Lord."
Guest Churches: Wedne
day Oct. 16. Speaker: Rev. J.
Price, St. Mark Baptist Church,
B.H.; Pleasant Grove Baptist
Church, B.H., Rev. J. Hines,
Pastor; New Jerusalem, Bangor,
Rev. H. Bland, Pastor.
Thur day, Oct.17. Speaker:
, Rev. Wm. cGee, ew Good
Hope, Pullman; Macedonia
Baptist Church, Eav. Claire;
Rev. L. Robinson, Pastor; e
Bethel Baptist Church. B.H.,
Rev. M. McGee, Pastor.
Friday Oct. 18. Speaker:
Rev. F. McAfee Mt. Olive Niles;
Israelite Baptist Church, B.H.,
Rev. P. Murray - Pastor; Minis
ters Alliance.
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BENTON HARBOR - The
Fello hip Baptist Mi ion
Church will hold its Fifth
Annual "Women' s Day" on Sun
day, October 20, 1985 at the
Church located at 171 N. Euclid
Avenue. The Theme for this
year's program will be: "God
speak to Women Today Say
ing, "Walk While Ye Have the
Light."
Guest Speaker for the 10:45
a.m, Service will Sister P.
Casenia Wells, EvangelistlDi
trict . ionary Fourth Eccle
iastical Jurisdiction of South-
e tern ichigan, Church of
God in Christ. Si ter Wells is the
Daughter of Mildred Wells, and
the late Bishop athaniel
ells, Sr.
She graduated from Western
Michigan University with a B.S.
and a .A. degree. She later pur
sued a docorate degree in edu
cational administration from
the University of otre Dame.
She be an her profe ional car
eer an elementary school
teacher for two years. Later he
served as a ocial worker plan
ning and counseling young peo
ple. She later employed as
an instructor and cheerleading
advisor at Lake Michigan
College - here she is currently a
member of the Bo rd of
Trustee.
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STORY DROP-OFF POINTS;
341 W. Lov I 2220 Su lor St
Kal.lftuoo, • 41007 u* n Hts., MI 49444
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Rev. athaniel Gathright,
Pastor of Good Tiding to
mar fifth anniver ary.
Sunday, Oct. 20th Speaker:
Rev C.L. Key, ountain of
Faith, Detroit; Paradise Baptist
Church, South Bend; Rev. W.
Adam Pastor; Golden Light
Baptist Church, B.H., Rev. B.
Cayton Pastor.
The public is invited.
. B. ho d
Day
From 1915 until 1984 he
appointed as a budget
analyst to the ichigan Senate
Fiscal Agency. In 1984 she was
emplloyed by the Department
of Civil Rights and in April, 1985
he as promoted to the posi
tion of District Executive for
the Department. Yet, in all of
her achievements add move
ments,P. Casenia has never lost
her spiritual comittment to
God. In 1963, she became the
mister of Music, played the
I organ, sang and trained choirs
until 1984, hen he began
traveling to various tates to
begin her evangelistic ork. In
1971 she was licensed as a des
co nne to ork in her local
church. She served as the local
prayer and consecration leader.
In 1974 she became a licensed
Evangelist M' io� ith the
rights and privileges to conduct
revivals throughout the
Churches of God in Christ Inter
national. In 1985 she w ele
vated to the supervisory pos
ition of District i ionary for
the Fourth Eddlesiastical Juris
diction of Southwestern
I ichigan, Church of God in
Christ.
Aside from her Christian,
civic and social activities, Sister
Wells enjoys including her
daughter, Stephanie Sharmane,
in her activities.
The 4:00 p.m, Service will
consist of talks from various
omen in the community re
vealing how God peaks to
them. A candlelight ceremony
will follow ith all omen pre
sent in the audience participat
ing. Guest Choir for the after
noon service ill be the "South-
estern Michigan Chapter
Choir.
Co-chairpersons for the
1985 Women' Day Program
will be Charlene Brooks and
Diane DeFrance. . tr of
ceremonie for the afternoon
program will be Sadie Leonard.
usic for the entire day will
be provided by the "Women'
Choir" of the ho t church. The
Rev. William Ca1d ell, is
Pastor.
Public is invited to attend.
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Treat your family, your
friends, yourself to a night out
with tbeguy at the 198� Phillip
Chapel Christian en on the
ove Chill Supper. Rev John H.
Lindsay, Pastor.
f·-CHURCH B
S-.
T. ZIO BAPTIST
CHURCH, 315 School Street,
uskegon is having their
Senior M' ionary Society or
ship service on Wednesday
evening, October 23 at 7:00
p. m. There will be other local
· ionary Societie participat
ing in thi heart warming r
vice. Th y would be
honored with your pre ence.
Survivors of Suicide, a sup
port group for relatives and
close friends of one who died by
uicide will meet on Thurs-day,
October 24, 1985 at 7:30 p.m.
until 9:00 p.m. at the
orth Ottawa Community
Ho pital, Dining Room, 1 st
floor, 1309 Sheldon, Grand
Haven.
For more information Call:
Kent Co-Advisory Centers,
458-7434, Muskegon Co-Com
munity . Mental Health,
726-4266, ext.} 10 Ottawa Co-
Helpline, 842-4351 or
396-4351, ewaygo Co-
Bethany Christian Services
924-3390.
PHILLIP CHAPEL A. E •
CHURCH 2145 Dyson streetat
Hackey, uskegon Heights
held a CHILI SUPPER on Satur
day October 12. The Theme for
this event as "1985 Christian
en on the Move". Rumor bas it
that the men used a secret,
family chili recipe. Spy from
the Gre t Texas Chili cook-off
reportedly made re ervation of
fly up and scout out the com
petition. Those attending id
they hope the chance comes
next year.
n
nd your church
and photo to:
Theeltlz n l
P.O. 80x 21 S,
8 nton Harbor
Ichlgan 48022
The TRUE UGHT RAP
nSTCHURCH ill hold its 8th
year Annual Womens Day, Sun
day Oct. 20 Theme, "A Women
Clothe with the Sun"
(Rev. 12:1).
Speaker for the 11:00 a.m,
ervice will be Evangelist
Catherine Casey from Hart
ford, MI.
Evangel' Artic Lee Wat
son, B.H., ill be the sp aker for
the 3:30 p.m. program.
Special guest group ill be
the Spiritual Aire , Eav Claire,
MI and gue t oloists will ge
Pearl Cooper and aggie Re se,
B.H. Rev.J.R. Will� pastor,
and Sis Mary D. Williams, Sec.
MORNING
STAR
Baptist Church
2031 RIORDAN ST.
Phone: 726-2865
Rev. JAMES WHITESIDE
9:30 SII""IIY School
10:4) Mortling Worship
7 p.", EVnU1Ig Worship
Sister Willie ae Thomp on
will sponsor a u ical Sunday,
Oct. 20 at 3:00 p.m, for the
Trustee Bo I'd of ST. MARK
BAPTIST CHURCH. Gue t
ill be the Go pel Chorou of
Union emorial A. E.
Church, B.H., and the Adult
Choirs of the ho t Church.
Also solo lingers ill attend.
The public i invited.
Bro. Willie Sallis, chair
man, Rev. John Price, p tos,
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Phon : 722-6545
Dr. Lynn DeMoss
Rev. Jerry H ns
Church Services ••• 1:30 • .m.
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Churc hoo' ••• 9:30 • .m.
SPRING
STREET
912 Spring Street
Phone: 728-0177
Rev. T.J.ROBERSON
· 1:30. . . . . . . . SII"""Y School
· 11 .. III •••• MonU", Worship
· 6 p... . ... Evetli.g Worship