E ample one? e Ins er I
ree, E ampte t 0 I I hor-
t d de cription of piano-
Ilc ey pi 52 hite.
I ther e inple cill for
caaemtc ill. Both dem nd
e Ibility to think, to stretch the
mind beyond the obviou. nd
thin In n Irea here
merican children need help -
t of help, report the June
1,991 Reader's Dire t.
.-" fillstuden full of dat ,"
say Rich rd P ul, director of
the Center for Critical Thin In
and Moral Critique at Sonom
State Univer ity, Calif. "But the
e ence of educ tion I to e
information to addres ne
Ituatlons. We're neglecting
fblt."
· Here' how to help your
ctlildren begin harpenin their
mind for a highly competitive
future.
- Exallline ,our own think­
ill, abO"t tlain/dn . An intel­
ligent child i not automatically
. good thinker. Intelligent kid
may be poor thinkers, or lazy
ones, becau e they arc able to
.give quick n wers. The low,
reflective child often produces
deeper in ight .
- Start early. Start kids
thinking by reading Simple
rhyme. Lead them into S
thought-provoking que tions kin care d/acovery Ideal
such a: "If a sentence begin for Black akin problema
with If, does that mean it's not Glycol ic acid-the new
true?" " ugar cane" kin care di -
-' _ Give children something covery-i the timely topic
to thinle abo"t and involv« th' generatin much excitement
'Wlaol. /a".il,. Take your kids to among skin care profe ional
museums, read together, watch today. In particular, glycolic
TV side by side. Talk about acid formulations have been
what you've seen and heard. found to be ideal for pecific
Provide lot of give and take. Black skin problem uch a
"Don't just walk through a noticeably uneven or irregular
mu eum and admire the ex- akin pigmentation.
tiftiHai Yale' , caf onal In the pa r, women applred
iyc'fiologist 'Robert J. old wine and sour milk to their
Sternberg ays. "Throw out kin to improve its appearance.
que tions. Challenge their im- They didn't know they were
aginations." using mixtures that modern kin
_ Tell jokes. Humor· can experts would perfect in new,
ftelp teach kids there's more improved chemical formula­
than one way of looking at tions containing glycolic aid, a
things.' substance found naturally in
- Loole at all sides. Edward sugar carte plants.
ae Bono, founder of the Cogni- Murad Ski n Research
1ive Research Tru t program (a Laboratories, based in Los An-
Idely used method of teaching geles, has published an up-to­
$hinklng), teaches the "PMI" dat� "Question and Answer"
technique _ looking for Pluses, booklet, available free to con­
)iinuse and Interesting points sumers, that answers the most
about any given question. frequently asked questions
He asked a group of 10-year- about the new "sugar cane" or
l>lds, "How would you like to glycolic ac�d. skin care.
r�ceive SS a week for attending In ad.dltlon, Mura.d has
school?" All 30 enthusia tically . recently Introduced an mnova­
voted for the idea. Then he tive line of glycolic aid skin c�re
asked them to "do a PMI." After products deSigned to help With
three minutes, all but one had skin discolorations and age
f
te t ir 0 n conviction, lit
mp t en Iy or not er pe er
to fini h and then imply repeat
h t they id earlier. By not
Ii ten n to the ,they remain
i norant of idea th t could
bro den their outloo .
Oet them to con lder other
point 0 vie . Watchin and
re din the ne can te ch the
import nt le on th t identical
bit of evidence m y be inter-
preted in dif erent y.
- rite it down. Encour e
your child to eep journ 1.
"Writin i ri orou intellectu I
exercl e," Sternberg y. "It'
ood pr ctice for thin ing. In
fact, it i thin in ."
- Think Gh,ad. Encour ge
children to con ider possible
. outcome. An important que -
tion for a child to as Is" And
then h t?" Drop out of chool
- nd then h t? Cut cIa Ind
mi the final exam - and then
wh t? Wh t ml - ht happen
tomorro should affect actions
nd thought tod y.
- Stud,. "Thinkin is no
ub titute for information, nd
information I no ub titute for
thinkln ," de Bono ay. "both
are necessary for intellectual
development. "
- K", at it. young people
don't develop logical thinking
habit overnight. "Thinking
take practice," Richard Paul
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spots, improve the appearance
of fine facial lines, and help
manage oily and acne-prone
skin. These products are now
vailable at beauty and skin care
salons nationwide. Previously,
concentrated glycolic acid for­
mulations were available to con-
umers through dermatologists.
. For a free booklet on "sugar
cane" or glycolic acid skin care,
send a self-addressed, stamped
busl1.tSJ slz« t"'Vetop'e '0:
Murad Skin Research
Laboratories, 8j40 South Sepul­
veda Blvd., Los Angel�s, CA
90045-3807.
ew St. ·Paul Tabernacle presents
Christian Singles 2-Gether In Christ
stages of building healthy
relationships adds Monson who
is Co-Chairperson of New St.
Paul Tabernacles Sin es Mini
try" .' .... ,., u�.
The 2-gether in Christ Con­
ference is a production of the
New St. Paul Tabernacle Church
of God in Christ Single Minis­
try with regl tration open to the
general public. For further In­
formation, contact Faith Brook
or the New St. Paul Tabernacle
Single Ministry at (313) 835-
5329 during busines hours.
Don't miss this opportunity
to learn how to build strong
male/female relationships on a
solid Christian foundation.
The re ult of urprl in
ne tudy reve I th t nine of the
top 15 f t t- ro in Prote­
tant churche in the n lion are
Blac .
The tudy, hich iIIu tr te
the nation's f te t ro Ing
rotestant churche , C rted the
ains in average Su d y wor­
hip ttendance from 1988
trough 1989.
Tying for the tar e t g In on
record of 1,500 wo hippe s
the predominantly BI c Word
of F ith Center in Detroit, which
of course make it the nation'
fa te t gro ing Bl ck congreg -
lion. West Angele Church
based in Lo Angele r nked
fourth with an average Sunday
attendance of 6,400 wor hip­
pers.
Expe rt' theorize that a
renewed hunger for "belonging"
within the Blac community i
part of what is making big chur­
ches more attractive. A to their
ppeal. .. it is clcarly the com­
bination dynamiC mini ter with
contemporary mu ic.
Pick cl Choose Syndrome
RIl,II' In Modern-Day
RIlillon: Perhaps the bigge t
llgma' attached to today'
churchgoers i that many suffer
from whit ha been termed a
pick-and-choose religion or
syndrome. Ju t what i the pick­
and-chco e syndrome? Well, it .
is simply the adju tment of
Qne's faith to both the climate of
-the time and personal con­
venience.
Characteristic are those who
would accept some and not all of
the Bible' tenet, particul rly
with regards to regul r fellow­
Ship. Plck-and-choo e believer
are for the mo t part, incon i -
tent, in their church attendance,
even if the Bible i all too clear
on the importance of di cipline.
It i omething Cece Winan
know all too well, a both di -
cipline and regular fellow hip
were drilled into her while
growing up. "You have to make
time and go to church" say
Winans. "Even though we're on
the road, we till take time out to
go to church.
Of course, we read and study
our Bible but it's not alway
enough, and then too, there are
The Singles Mini try of New a luncheon and five work hop
51. Paul Tabernacle Church of are included in the $25.00 ad­
God in Christ· will host a con- vance registration fee. Those
ference for singles on Saturday, ,r�Ji tertng, t� day of the coq­
June 15, 1991 between 8 a.m. terence will be required to pay
and 5 p.m. The conference will $30.00.
take place inside 1l1e New St.· The conference will practical
Paul Tabernacl! anctuary applicants for the person con­
which is located at 15340 South- templating entering relationship
field Drive. or on the verge of marriage ac-.
Pastor Charle Hawthorne of cording to conference or­
the Labor of'Love church in Ann ganizer Faithe Brooks and
Arbor will preside over the con- Melonee Monson.
ference and offer some insight 'Often times relationship fail
on how today's single can make because the parties involved are
the most out of life. Pa tor unaware of the evol u.tionary
Hawthorne i a respected stages of building· romances
authority on the development of says Brooks. What this con­
male/female relationships ference will attempt to do is
rooted in an Christian founda- shed I.ight on the evoluti nary
tion.
Several of today's most con­
temporary issues confronting
singles will be discussed during
the day long conference ..
In addition, the conference
will provide a networking op­
portunity for Christian and non
Christian single who are at­
tempting to deal with the com­
plexities of being without
partners.
CONTINENTAL breakfast,
Medical Arts
Pharmacy
13700 Woodward
869-1800
National Bapti t Sunday Sc�ool
training union to convene .
represents some 1,500 college
and universities.
In addition to addre es�o be
delivered by Reverend Jack on
and Dr. Blake, the Congre will
also entertain partiCipants with a
Mini-Congres drill team, a
mass choir gospel extravaganza
and an arousing ermon by Dr.
W. E. Hau ey, pastor of St.
John's Institutional Missionary
Bapti t Church in ew Orleans .
The Reverend Jesse L. Jack­
son, National President of the
Rainbow Coalition and Dr.
Charle Edward. Blake, who was
named by Ebony Magazine as
one of America' greatest Black
preachers, will both address the
1991 Annual Ses ion of the Na­
tional Baptist Sunday Church
Scho'ol and Baptist Training
Union Congress when it com­
mence in Los Angele , Califor­
nia June 11-16."
Some 20,000 baptists from ali
over America are exp�cted to at­
tend this year' Congress.
All cia e, workshops, semi­
nars and general a semblie will
be held in the Lo Angeles Con­
vention Center. The theme for
thi yea r' Congre will be:
"Confronting the Cri es in the
Christian Family."
The primary goal of the Con­
gre. s i Chri tian education. All
es ion have been de igned to
a ure it attainment. College
credit will be given for many of
the cour es offered at the Con­
gre s through the American
Council on Education which
. TAKE·A MOMENT
TO THINK
ABOUT
BRWT CANCER.
Approximatety one in WfrI rine women
devaop breast cancer in her lifetime. learn
the fads about a disease that touches aI cu
lives. For further information regring earty
detection, call (800) 221-2141 weekdays,
9:00 a.m.-S:OO p.m. (central tine zone).
Diabetes and Blood Glucose Monitoring
Diabetes is I condition in which the amount m &1ucoee (sup'> in the
bloodstream is not controlled. We now have newts aDd beaCr fonnulaled
. ulins, oral medicines for diabttel, and self-moniIorin, of blood su
usina blood-Jlucoee me&m. Diabetics are now able to maintain bella'
control of lheir diabde. Accordin to I recalt llticle in the medical
journal, PaM", Care, there are advantqea <X ina monitorina devices:
1. Helps the diabetic's pity . ian follow the condition more effectively.
2. Aida Ihe diabetic in IDIicipatin. the onset <X acidoIis (a me&abolic �
lern) Ind low blood supr; helpl minimize complication).
3. EnhInceI the dilbetic's undersllndin of hiI or her condition.
4. Allows for
5. Increuea OWbility in Ihe diabetiC'. day-to-day ICtivitiea.
Whh the typical mmitorina device, I drop m blood received from a
fin . is applied to I 1Irip. The amount of Jlucoee in the blood .
ddamined . uaDy by obIervin, coIorc aes OIl the SIrip or 1'Qdin,
the amount shown by the mela".
J" t Briljl,: There h been
great de I of peculation th t
Denelce Willi m h d not been
happy in her de I ith Sp rrow.
Wh r more, th t he con-
iderin return to ecul r
mu lc.
In the late t contr ct develop­
men ,it no appear that iecy
will be i nin with Word
Record a ella MCA ndju t
might be inging popul r a ell
a go pel tun .
Not urpri ingly, he doesn't
pI ce too much merit in being
categorized. Say William,
"I've been pop queen, I've
been a go pel queen. I ju t do
mu ic."
This Wille'S scriptur«: "Ku,
your live fre« Irolll love 0/
mOlle, and be content with what
y ou have, b,ca"" God ha
said, 'nevlr will 1 ',av, ,0";
n.ver will 1 /orsak, 10U ,­
Hebrews 13:5.
OPENING DAY activitie
will take place at the conference
headquarters, the Westin Hotel
Bonaventure. On hand for the
ceremony will be Dr. S.M. Lock­
ridge, p'resident of the National
Mf sionary Baptist Convention
of America; Mayor Tom Brad­
ley, Dr. T.B. Boyd, III, Chair­
man and Chief Executive
Officer of the National Baptist
Publishing Board ahd other dig-
. nitaries.
The N tional Baptist Publish­
Ing Board, located in Nashville,
Tennessee, organize this annual
event.
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