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The local celebration of the The promo . of Dr. King'
Martin Lut:bet KiDgJr. national dream is essential to the
holiday will be muted by an celebration of his birthday and
eannCDica1 intcr'-r cial worship the pre ence of a nationally
service on Saturday, January 14 ' mown scholar on the life of Dr.
= 6:00 P-tIL at the Second B p- King in our community during
tist �urch" 600 Lynch Street, the event affords the media a
Ben DB Ilarbor. derful opportunity to briDg
Previous celebrations in the that dream into local foalS.
Twin-Cities have been planned Music will be rendered by a
by the "Beat the Drum" or- mass choir of the city. ' '
ganization. When it ppeated A free win offering will be
tha� they would be �le to or- taken to help defray the costs of
... gamze an event this year, the the event Any income above
I Southwest Michigan MUmterial and beyond those costs will be
Alliance has stepped in to make used by the Ministerial Alliance
sure an event would take place. to provide scholarships for local
. The speaker for the service students. , I
willbe one ofthe leading King Dr. Fluker is an ordained
schofars in the country today. Baptist minister with ministerial
Dr. Walter E. Fluker is Assis- standing in the United Church
tant Professor of Christian of Christ, A native of Chicago,
�cs atyanderbilt Universio/ he is the recipient of the Whit­
m Nashville, Tennessee. He IS ney M. Young Fellowship at
the author of the recently Boston University and a Fellow­
published "They Loo For A ship in the Howard Thurmah
City:' A Comparative Analysis of EdUcational Trust. He was edu­
the Ideal of Community in the cated at Trinity College, Garrett
Thought of Howard Thurman Evangelical Theological Semi­
and Martin Luther King, Jr. nary and Boston UnivCrsity.
(published by U�rsity Press The public is invited to at-
of America). tend The Rev. Donald Adkins
is the host pastor.
The V oc I-Aire Gospel
Singers will present a musical
program on Sunday, January 8
at Christian Light Baptist
Church, 2059 Eastland at 3:30
p.m,
The Monthly Fellowship Guest groups have been in- -
sevice of Southwestern vited I I
Michigan Baptist District As- The Rev. Leonard Robinson "
sociation will be held on Sun- is the hos pastor. The public is I
day, January 15 at the Israelite invited according to Thera PhiI-
PTlSTI _ lips .
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The Women'
of • -a. u .
apter 20-2 will meet 0 Tues-
da� January 10 t the ho of
Me . Emma Bell, 789 Broa
at p.m.
11 members are as ed to
please attend and on time.
The Youth De rt
So th tern
ti t Di triet od ill
meet Saturday, January 7 at
Ebenezer Ba tist Chur a
3:00p.m.
All District youth e asked
to ease attend ccordiag to
Shannon Larry, president.
TheUaio ori A.M.£.
C e family will sponsor a
reception welcoming their new
pastor, the Rev. Alfred E.
Johnson on Saturday, January 7
� Your Spiriaull
Gif/3 (J Cor. 12:1-31)
t S:OO p.m. in Banyon Hall
The public is invited to at­
tend and help make this a grand
affair.
Bapti t Church, 1715 Highland·
Avenue, where the Rev. Joe
Brui is the pastor. Time 7:30 .
p.m.
, Elder' James Wilkins will be
the speaker. Music will be
rendered by the District Mass
Choir.
The public is invited to at­
tend Rev. Walter L. Brown is
the moderator.
T in-Citie Quartette
U Chapter 20-2 will hold
ei monthly business meeting
o S turday, January 14 at the
Ebenezer Missionary Baptist
Church, 214 E. Britain Ave., at
6:00 p.m.
All members are asked to at­
tend the first meeting of the new
y . This is the last meeting
before the anniversary.
On Sunday, January 15, the
uartette Union will present
their monthly musical at the
Christian Light Baptist Church,
2059 Eastland, where the Rev.
Leonard Robinson is the pastor.
Time 3:30 p.m.
The public is inviteC:l to at­
tend. Mrs. Willie Bell Sims is
Union president
The Union Gospel Singers
will present a musi,cal program
on Sunday, January 8 at the Mt.
Zion Baptis Church, 831 Me­
Guigan St., where the Rev. John
Watson is pastor at 3:30 p.m.
Guests have been invited.
The public is invited to attend
ATTE TIO : Group "
'Organization
You v a bank account, a ecr ary,
a program; houldn't you hay a
proposal riter? for more irlform
call (313) 931-3427. �___,