: Learnin
, a furi
m, nd felt
ny by t rt. r f red
d fed Carter' fury by finn
Dinah Lee inadvertently
rt r' pi n to ill rever.
and G len realized �le
(Trevor) C rter' l .. & et, AI
thou h b dly beaten by Carter,
Di h Lee ouldn't tell Jeremv who
did it. li horrified to find
ill 1 't . Timmy' arne
o talie' friend, Kyle
lly Carter). w.a To
Cart r' 01 n may make it im
ible for Trevor to Ppe death.
o � .'��LD: Spencer,
who planned to inv i ate Jamie's
h ndlin of the Mentor Program,
eel Onn and Ryan to unite a
family in upport of Kelsey. Dean
got some ood dvice from in er
Michael K. Smith. Lorn learned
Kevin h d tal ed to Rick the day he
died. Kevin, u t that Lorna di -
tru ted him, walked out on her.
Later, Lorna, Ada, and Dean, all ot
their reven e on Ro er for sabotag
ing Dean's concert. Wait To See:
Ryan learns some upsetting fact
bout the Kelsey/Jamie ituation.
AS THE WO to TURNS: Bob
and Susan were tunned to find each
other in Montega. Later, Sabrina told
Kim- that Bob and Su an never
showed up for dinner, and were
nowhere to be found. After learning
Holden w not on the freighter, Lily
admitted he would have to face the
po sibility of ne er seeing him
again. Darryl asked Frannie to go
aw y with him so they could begin
to rebuild their trust. Meanwhile,
Frannie gave Larry permi ion to tell
Su an bout Jennifer's paternity.
Margo told Hal Vicki was one of the
Cerones, a crime family. Wait To
See: Holden is confused by a strange
occu��� �
BOLD ANO THE BEAUTI
FUL: After telling Eric who Sheila
really w , he ordered her to stay out
of his life forever, Taylor warned
Brooke he' tired of Brooke living
in a fantasy world, believing he can
Ridge back. Stephanie told Jack
about Taylor's reservations about
their relationship. Bill told Darla
he'd set up a dummy corporation,
with Darla secretary, to bail out
Spectra. Later, when Karen
protested she didn't want to work for
Macy at Spectra, he assured her it
would be the other way; Macy would
work for her. Wait To See:
Stephanie i confused by other "sig
nals" she's getting from J ck.
DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Kimber
ly was disturbed by a strange sense
of f miliarity when she entered
Casey' Roadhouse. Her concern
turned to alarm when she learned
about the necklace found near
Randy's body. Her worst fears were
confirmed when she found the
bloody dress, the wig, and the knife.
Philip decided to m ke a movie
about the Randy Huston murder.
John took a dying !sabella back to
her home in Italy. Stella accused
Roger of having an affair with Mar
lena when he murmured her name in
his sleep. Later, Stella told Roman
Roger would never kiss another
woman unless she encouraged him.
Wait To See: Jack faces a confusing
prospect as fatherhood draws near.
GENERAL HOSPITAL: A.J.
and Nikki moved into the Quarter
maine mansion and made plans for
their wedding, while Alan and
Monica chafed at the thought of
coordinating the event, and Tracy
fumed at having Nikki living back
under their roof. Scott suggested he
and Dominique sort out their feel
ings for each other before she left to
promote "Deception" in Italy. Bill
and Holly went to an art auction in
New York, and' tah into Ned and
Julia in a bidding 'war. Tiffany
reunited with her parents in Phoenix
as they waited at Cheryl's bedside.
Wait To See: Brenda gets involv d
in a serious problem.
GUIDING LIGHT: Holly "ar-
. ranged" for Roger to find Blake al"j
Ross together. Watching the special
relationship of trust break down be
twecn Roger and Blak , Holly
agonized over the sc ne. But later,
he refused to comfort. Roger,
reminding him that now he kn �
what it was like to be hurt by their
daughter. Eve urged Mall t to be
hon t with Harley ut hi medical
condition. Eleni wa delight d to see
Frank tum up in Grc c . At Alan
Michael' ubtle urging, Vanes a
had Nick arrested. Waait To '"
BI k i detcrmin d 10 m k R
.' • thin . h r way.
RELIGION
7
The 44thQ
the fric n
Zion Church eld re ntly in
tl n ,Georgia. The General Con
feren or convention i the I w
m king body of the church, nd
mee every four ye to review
church policy nd elect Bi ho .
Th .M.E. Zion Church, i no�
196 ye old, and' governed by a
12 member Bo rd of Bi hops. The
denomin tion, which h member-
hip �f over 1.S million, i pi nning
for i bicentenni I celebration to be
h Id in 1996.
THE CHURCH, WHICH h
congregations in the United States,
the Carribean, Africa, England, nd
Indi ,elected ix new Bi hop
during its ten day meeting in Atlan
ta.
The new Bi hops are George Bat
tle of North Carol ina, Jo eph
Johnson of North Carolina, Richard
Thomp on of Washington, D.C.,
The new Bo rd of Bi hop of t
A.M.E. Zion Church: Front Row (L
R) Bi hops Milton Williams, Her
man Anderson, Ruben Sp ,Ce il
Bi hop, George Walker and S.
Chuka Ekemam, Back Row (L-R)
Clarence Carr, Marshall Strickland,
Enoch Roche te r, Rich rd
Thornp on, Jo eph John on nd
George Battle.
"Voices of Tomorrow" local go pel committee
Thr prominent Detrolter. with tlea In the goapel and religlou8 communitle will erve on a
local commltt e to coordinate the flrat go.p I competlon created exclusively for youth choirs.
The comp tltlon will award 25,000 to winning thecholr In Detroit. Pictured (L-A) Reverend
Edgar L. Vann, pr aldent of Voice. of Fre dom Ma .Choir,Joyce Cooper-Craig, mu ic director
for WMKM·AM Radio and Larry Robin on, owner of GOd' World Aecord Stor�.
CHICAGO, IL -Three prominent
Detroiters with ties in the gospel and
religious communities will serve on
a local gospel committee to coor
dinate the first gospel competition
created exculsively for youth choirs.
The Quaker Oats Voices of
Tomorrow Youth Gospel Competi
tion invites youth gospel choirs from
Detroit, Chicago, Memphis and
Philadelphia to submit an audio tape
of their best performance to be
reviewed by a panel of judges.
Choirs will compete for ca h prize
and scholarship to benefit th ir in
dividual churche .
The Quaker Oats Company, pon
ors of the competition, recently an
nounced the members of the Detroit
Gospel Committee.
EYE ON GOSPEL .
... I.�. � �.
With all of her heert
By Margar t Man.fl Id
Heartfelt emotions are trans
formed into sheer and spirited high
volume choir energy and often
gut-wrenching gospel on Crouch's
latest project, "With All Of My
Heart". The release is something of
a homecoming for Crouch, who
hadn't recorded in over five years.
While Crouch had been long
preparing for it, recording the five
choir release came at a most trying
time.
"The album was recorded three
weeks after I lost my Mom, so it
wa difficult, but then it was
probably the best time because we
(she and twin brother, Andrae) had
so much prayer and so many people
came to support us. I even did a
whole medley about Heaven."
Crouch is more that satisfied
with the re ults, calling it a dif
ferent brand of gospel for her. "It
has a variety of things-classical,
contemporary gospel, oul gospel,"
he notes.
"It' more than I dreamed it
would be, because everybody that
worked on the album really did
give all of their heart." TI¥: project
is dedicated to her mom, who e
death after a long bout with ncer,
caught Crouch off-guard. "At first
I wa just not going to do anything,
but I could hear my mother saying,
'Sandra, you. have to keep singing
for the Lord.' So I went with more
fervor than I ever had."
G.O PEL'S NEW
T Rising
Adams to devote all her energie to
promoting her go pel career.
WITH HER 1 � 2 calender al
ready b okcd, Adam is th late t
benefactor to the popularity of the
newe t brand of traditi nal go pel.
Inspired by J hn P. Kcc, it ha be
come go pel' .late t trend.
"I'm till being overwhelmed by
what' happ ning," Adam tate,
of the high-energy mu ic he'
often referred to as " aved fun."
"The album i. a year ld n wand
it' elling almo. t 10,0 0 unit
every quarter" he hope to record
her next album .ornctime next year.
Briefly: Whik Sandra Crou hi
back in the go pel m ic mix, there
i noworda t wh n v e an expect
anything form her famed twin
brother, Andrae Crouch. (Of
course, we'll keep you po ted) ...
Tbi week" cripture: "You
therefore have no cu e, you who
pass ju; gement on omeone else,
for at whatever point you jud e til
ot; 'r you are condemning your-
. self, rause you who pas. judge-
ment do the same
thing «: tom n 2:1.
Joyce Coop r-Craig, on-air per
on Ii ty and mu ic dir ctor for
WMKM-AM Radio; Larry Robin-
on, owner of God' World Re ord
Store, the large t di tributor of
go p I music in the Midwe t: and
Revrend Edgar L. Vann, Jr.,
founder/pre ident of Voice of
Freedom Mas Choir, are lending
their expertise to thi ompetition
that culminate in Chicago in June
1993 when the four winning choirs
arc brought together a the Voice of
Tomorrow Ma Choir and
presented at the Chicago Go pel Fe -
tival-the world' large t, free, out
door go pel celebration.
"WEAREV4RYEXCIT Dto
upport a programth \ wUl bowcase
. ocal youth talents while contribut
ing operating and halar$hip fund
to African-American churche ," ays
Rev. Vann. "The Competition i an
excellent opportunity for our youth
go pel choirs to receive local and
national recognition while singing
prai c unto the Lord."
Star?
After her appearance last month
on NBC' Tonight Show, Yolanda
Adams has been tapped to sing at a
major fundraiser for Democratic
presidential candidate Bill Clinton.
She also has been invited back by
Jay Leno.
Wi th two hi t album and
numerous go pel music awards to
her credi t, Adams is one of gospel'
faste t rising tars. The invitation,
spawned by her current, top-selling
gospel release, "Through The
Stonn tI, was a breakthrough for the
3D-year old singer.
"Being go pel, and on a major
show, I'm honored. Hopefully, it
means that God ha opened a
tremendous door that more gospel
artists can walk through."
But the late night TV debut i .
not the only thing exciting Adam
these day. "I'm fulltime now,"
Adams say . with regard to her
recent decision to quit h r chool
teachlngjob and pursue go pelfull
time. A m vc which will allow
The e three pillars of the Detroit
community are involved in a variety
of activities that contribute to the
uplifting of others. Craig is al 0 a
member of the Gospel Music
Workshop of America' Gospel An
nouncers Guild. Robinson is a
elected.
,.
deacon at ew Hope Tabernacle
Church. Rev. Vann is the pastor of
Second Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Noted go pel Inger Vickie
Winans will hp t the final competi
tion in each of th four citie . The
competition will be aired on
"Sing ationl", a yndicated go pel
televi ion how that i carried in each
of the participating citi .
Local residents will have the op
portunity to vote for their favorite
choir during the televi ion bf dcast
by calling the 900 number an
nounced on the air. Youth gospel
choirs can win S25,OOO in cash and
scholarship funds for their churches.
Additionally, local churches will
have an opportunity to earn valuable
prizes gi� �y .col!ectijlg'· and
ublnitting UPC e I from par
ticipating 0 ker produces, includ
ing ; in tant Quaker Oats, Aunt
Jemima pancake mix, Aunt Jemima
yrup, Aunt Jemima cornmeal,
Cap'n Crunch cereal, Quaker instant
grits and Gatorade thirst quencher.
Churches that meet the minimum
UPC requirement will receive a $200
donation from Quaker.
For additional information on
participating in"the upe label col
lection program, call (313) 927-
3297.
The dinner dan e i th cul
mination of the Church' variou
community fundrai ing activities
for the 1 92 fi cal year.
For ticket information, call
Mrs. Brenda Brown at (313) 885-
75 2.,
Dinner Dance
The Church of the Madonna
will hold it annual dinner dance,
entitled "The Pa tor'. Ball" n
Saturday October 17, 1992 at the
International Marketplace in
Detroi t' Greektown Di trier.
The event will be ho ted by the
Reverend Father William T. Cun
ningham and will begin at 7:00
p.m. featuring Jive music by Gla .
Annual Mammoth Tea
Second Baptist Church of
Detroit, 441 Monroe, celebrates its
29th annual Mammoth Tea, Sun
day, October 1 1.992 at 3 p.m.
The Mammoth Tea is the
large tannual fundrai er at Second
Bapti t and it goal for thi year i
$20, . A lun heon ha been
planned by Mammoth Tea Chair
per on La Trellc Power -Mays,
following m rning worship er
vice and a tea ip after the pre en
tati n of awards at p.m.
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