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They .wiIl tape their broad-! Watch night service will be
cast � at 7:00 p.m. held t 10:30 p.m. at UDlo
The broadcast can be heard ort African Me odlst
each SUDday night at � p.m.
oser radio station W.sJ .M.,
1400LIIL
The Rev. Emery Varrie is the
tCI".
Hall of Fame.
In 1977 he entered
Morehouse College in Atlanta,
Georgia. While attending
Morehouse, Tyrone played for
the var ity baSketban team,
joined the Campus Crusade for
Cluist, scned as p-esidcot of
the student body for two years,
and was on the Dean's List for
six semestrzs.
Upon his graduation from
Morehouse in 1982, he was
asked by the Reverend Jesse
Jackson to become the Na •
Youth Director of Push for Ex­
cellence. After a year of service
in this position, he was ap­
pointed as National Director of
the Push for Excellence
program. In 1984, he resigned
from this position to become the
National Youth Director and
National Director for Voter
Registration of the Historic
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s saipturc is, St.
tweDty-fifth aDD.M:nary of their
pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs.
T. . Wilkins on Sunday;
December 2S 3:30 p.m.
Their Motto· 'With God an
things are pcai>1e;.
Invited dmrcbes arc: I
oclt Ml sioDary B. tist,
C sU.. LIa t io arJ
St. i -
SUDrise Service will be held
at 7:00 Lm. on Sunday, Decem­
ber 2S at
__ "" ... 1211 E. Main St.,
where the Rev. Robert Foster is
the.
All are invited to attend
Ust Cia reb, 214 E. Britain
Avenue, will be celebrating
their ua1 Gospel Exp .
Revival, sw-tiDg Wednesday,
December 28 through unday,
January 1 at 7:00 p.m. nightly.
The Rev. Tyrone Crider of
Ohio will be the Evangelist for
the Revival
Rev. Crider graduated from
Walther Lutheran High School
where his athletic ability in foot­
ball and basketball earned him
a place in the State of Illinois
Morning workshop will be
held at 10:45 LDL on New Year's
D y, Sunday, January 1, 1989.
The Rev. Alfred E. Jo is
the tor. E9Cl'JODC is in­
vited to attald
There ill be an Maw
CIIIUb .. .-eo ... p Sernlce
LJD.
St. Matthe wiD be the host
church. The Rev. Perry L. Mur­
ray i the host pas r.
The Rev. John L. Price will
be the speaker. Music will be
rendered by choirs of both chur­
ches. The public is invited to at­
tend
TJie rlends Ii Baptist
Ch family will celebrate the
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: SAmE CREEK· : Sunrise Service will be held
.. .. at 6:00 am. on Christmas Day,
.. :: Sunday, December 25 at Union
.. • Memorial African Methodist
• HOLDERS RASH .. EPi copal Church, 911 S. Crys-
.. CLEANERS : tal Ave., where the Rev. Alfred
.. 104 � .. Johnson is the pastor.
� GATOS 24 HOUR :. The public is invited to at-
KET .. tend accordin to Mrs. Lovie
25 North Av nue .. Taylor.
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Mat:tlletn Muat4.- ., Ballast.
The • Leoaard KOII .... 4.
will be the guest speaku. The
y.FJbert r will alter-
nate, m J will
pray the prayer of dedicatioa.,
and the • Elmo W will
giYe remarks.
Music will be rendered by
the choirs of St. Paul, Peter's
Rock, Christian Light and the
host church.
Mrs. Mamie Jo will be
the Mistress of Ceremonies.
Others on program will be
Mrs. R ie Johnson, Mo er
Moore d Mrs. I. Miller.
The Mot er's Board aDd
Mis Sodety of St. Mark
Baptist Church gave out
Cluistmas .baskets to some of
the needy.
Food was donated by
Lomonaco's Meat Market,
Mothers and Mission fund, and
St, Mark members.
Helping yo
hwit
By
me Ellington
The Pilgrim Re t B pti t
hurc family will hold regufar
worship service at 11:00 a.m.on
un , ecember 25.
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times encounter sexual pres­
sures.
Youth Encounter assist col­
lege bound high schoolers with
college preparation, how to sur­
vive in college, how to overcome
the pressures of attending
predominantly white colleges,
as well as how to deal with finan­
cial and grade pressures.
Although large churches in
Detroit have youth activities­
within their churches, QuDanian
eDcourages to particip te in the
YoudJlWorken Seminars.
As Ounanin tated, -Streugth
comes from the memben.·
All interested Chl'istiaD
youtb LeadenlWorkers are ea­
cOuraFd to OODtact OuD'Dian .
at 5'34-19lO.
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