Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1960 — Page 7
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Abraham Lincoln On This Memorable Occasion—May We Recall With You the Life of This Great American.
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CHURCH EVENTS . . j of the City
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Youth week is now pas v : history and vi*hat a glorious week it was for many of the young people of the churches that celebrated It. Young people re-dedicated themselves tp go forth this year to do a better job for the Lord and to win the unsaved youh to Christ. They carried out their youth week project of collecting clothing for teens overseas and securing money to help feed the hungry
people .Pf he world.
Over LOGO youths, their sponsors and their ministers, gathered last Sunday at Roberts Park Methodist Church where *he closing youth week mass meeting was
the Youth Council -of t
Federation.
ed by
Indianapolis Church
LAST . SUNDAY the yowfcg people of First Baptist Church, North Indianapolis, were hpst to the district; junior and intermediate convention of the. Central District Baptist Association. A program was ordered in the af ecnoon featuring book review by Mrs, Otis Armlsead of the 16th Street Bap-
tist Church.
A reception was given following the meeting in the dihiE|g room
of the church. ’
Mrs. Ida McDaniels is supervisor of the district group and Mlrs. Addle Linton is assistant supervisor.
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR EMANCIPATION from ■■ ■■ JOHN L. HI BLACK JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT
held. A Christian citizenship semi- . ! nar was l^ld at the beginning of ' THE 1.000 METHODIST churehihe program. ! es “C?* l n o ur state will join in a
) national "Me hodist drive to raise
Rev. James L. Cummings, pestor j.$1,000,000 fpr the denomination’s | of TrinLy CME Church, served as j 12 Negro colleges and student ! seminar leader and Miss Sheila i centers on ‘‘Race Relations Day”
which will be observed Sunday. The theme for the observance is “Give the Magic Penny.” If each of he nearly 10.000,000 Methodists in America would give a penny a month to this cause the annual
, Yates ef Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church served as one of.
the youth leaders
Miss Avril Lawson, of Second Christian Church, also took part in the program, which was sponsor-
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LINCOLN AS A GENERAL ^Reprinted from the Norfolk Journal and Guide) “ ‘The MULES of Frederick the Great went through 20
campaigns but they were s III mules.'
There have been other mules since the days of Frederick the Great, but Abraham Llnooln was not one of them.” This quotation is taken from a modern milita y classic which is too little known, “THE MILITARY GENIUS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN,” py Brig. Gen. Colin R. Ballard. General BALLARD, an Englishman, wrote the book in 1312. It is new
out of print for the second time.
In a short work, the .Brl ish general succeeded in giving a concise andfuil military hist cry of the American Civil War. The two great feemen of the war were Lincoln and Lee. But General Ballard wrote, “the brilliance of Lee’s exploits should not be allowed to daaxle our eyes to such an extent that we miss the significance of Lincoln's strategy.” The Civil Was the first great modern war fought with the use cf railroads. Lincoln’s strategy was bo h political and mllivary. He knew by instinct what to do. Aware of Ms deficiencies, he tried to correct them. Where he knew what to do, Ballard notes, he did it with supreme confidence. Ai this time of year, Lincoln is especially fresh in our miadft. And one of the most fascinating books about him is “The Military Genius of Abraham Llnooln.”
P. B. S. Pinchback'<18271921) colored reconstruction statesman and captain in the Civil War was bom. He held more public offices than any o'her colored person in his day. The highest office he held w r as as lieutenant governor and acting governor of Louisiana.
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THERE ARE 168,818 Disciples in
goal of $1,000,000 would be reach-; Rev. J. T.
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Raines. ; Indiana according to a recent reTHIS WEEK 1 WOULD like to port, Indiana has the largest memmention the picnic committee of 1 tho
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FiisJ Baptist Church, North Indianapolis, who for the past three years have always planned ahead for their church picnic. They work so hard each year that all the members who at.end are served free dinner. The group collects papers and o her materials that are sold to help raise money to buy food and to help the transportation committee. I am sure that Firs, Baptist Church will continue to support such an ardent group Mrs. Marie Freeman is chairman of the group. Other members include Mesdames Leon tine Win ers, Willie Moore, Addie Powell, Georgie Washington and Addie Linton and the Misses Willa Thomas and Blanche Montague and Roosevelt Harris, Nathan Crockett, H»rry Freeman, V C. Jones, William Howard and W. Washington. IF YotR CHURCH is planning on having vaca.ion church school this summer, plan now to have your leader'of the school to attend the administrative vacation church school conference Feb. 29 at. Fairview Presbyterian Church, from 9 to 3 You pay $1 if you register before Feb. 23. Send all names to the Indianapolis Church Federa-
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ATTENTION members of the Indiana Baptist Sta e Convention in the city and all over the state: Please do not let ypur church page go wi hout news from Indiana in • he National Baptist Union Review. !t is your page, so why not fill it by sending your news in to the The deadline in Nashville, Tenn., is Tuesday of each week. It can be done, you know. Each church ,
should select its own reporter and help,
let him send the news in. j AS CHRISTIANS we must reI am sure that if you do this member that the courts themselves ur page will be filled with little cannot create a just socie y any ' or no trouble. Every week you may more than they can decree a suej Udks '.o the new chairman of the cessful marriage. After the courts ‘ publishing board from Indiana, j have done all that the Constitution — ! and laws of the land require, the
' bigges job remains creating Christian human relations. It takes
; prayer to do it.
MAY THE GOOD LORD bless ; -.nd keep you another week. Re- ; member: a congregation, in the finest sense of .he word, is a group | ri church members who have i achieved such harmony and unity ! luit they as individuals and as a 1 cong'cgation live, act and think as Christians. Do attend your
' -hurch Sunday.
bership of any state. Covering the year ending June 30, 1959, the figure shows that 4,721 baptisms were recorded and 3,470 transfers from other congregations were to-
taled.
I OFTEN THINK of the time hat is spent by church missionary gi oups in many of our churches planning to raise money and how little time is spent in planning to win souls or bring new members
into he church.
I often wonder what God thinks abou.< that. I am almost sure that He is displeased because the lost souls should be the most sought after i-ather than the money. This year in all missionary groups of every church, I hope thau you will spend mo e time doing your missionary work than raising money Many souls die and go to hell because we are looking at the money side of God’s program. I know that money is needed to carry on the work, but the church needs to be about the Father's business of winning souls for Him. I AM VERY HAPPY over the response that we are receiving from groups who want to adop a person or a ward at Central Hospital. More are needed and if your group cannot adopt a ward, then why not adopt a person? The la est groups on our list are the Nurses Unit of First Baptist Church, North Indianapolis, Mrs. Josephine Burns, president, and Jre missionaiy society of Loving Baptist Church, Mrs. Elsie Thompson, president Thanks to all of you I HAVE BEEN ASKED to serve on the visual educational commitee of Mt. Zion Baptist Church to assist in the study of Africa. I am very happy to have been asked and I shall do whatever I can to
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Central Bishops Favor End to Race Separation . CHICAGO —The bishops of the Central Jurisdiction are definitely in favor of abolishment of .he Cen- ; al Jurisdiction, according it) a statement by Bishop Willis J King in the current issue of Methodism’s family magazine, “Together ” The New Orleans prelate said Central bishops regard Amendment Nine “not only giving legal basis for such action but being a mpnda'e in that direction.” His staement is one of four by Methodist bishops concerning the jurisdictional system of the Methodist ehuroh and especially vhe Central Jurisdiction made up entirely of Neero churches. THE JURISDICTIONAL system into existence in 1939 at the merger of the Me.hodist Episcopal church, the Mfcihodlst Episcopal Church South and the Methodist Protestant Church. To simplify adminisralien, the church was divided into six jurisdieionst—five geographic and one, the Central Jurisdiction, composed of Negro annual conferences over most of the nation. A 70-member denominational
convention recently announced that it w T ould rcccommend at the I960 general conference (in May; that the segregated jurisdictional ,ystem be retained.
Isaac Wavne funeral services for Isaac Wayne, 06. were held Feb. 11 at Jacobs Prathers West ide Chapel, with burial in. New Crowm Cemetery. Me died Feb. 7 in his home at 1 847 Quill. Bo*n at New Castle* Ky., Mr. ^ayne had lived in Indianapolis 40 -cars and was employed at Kings’ey Foundry for 33 years. He rei ed in 1954. There are no immediate survivors
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