The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 131, No. 35, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 5, 2004 Page: 5 of 16
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Methodist Church in Carthage.
Card of
Thanks
First United Methodist
starts VBS, June 21-25
Vacation Bible School will be
held June 21-25 at First United
Monthly singing, 1st
Sunday at Logan Assembly
The gospel singing at Logan
Assembly of God Church has
started again. It will be held
every three months on the first
Sunday beginning at 2 p.m.
space is for special events and is
free of charge, and welcome to
all churches. (Deadline for Grace
Notes is every Friday, 12 noon.)
The family of Lowell A.
"Yankie" Holdemess wishes to
thank all who have sent cards,
flowers, food and memorials.
May God bless each one of
you.
For more information, contact
Hugh Rutherford at 903-622-
4047.
Bright Morning Star plans
18th anniversary service
Members of Bright Morning
Star Baptist Church in Tenaha
cordially invite everyone to share
in the 18th anniversary honoring August 1. Everyone is invited.
Rev. and Sis. William Rodney on
May 23 from 2:30 to 3 p.m.
Churches attending will be
Social Point Baptist, Friendship
Baptist, St. John Baptist and
Bendford Chapel Baptist, all of
Local church to hold
drawing for mobile home
Spirit of Life Church in
Carthage will hold a drawing
June 6 for a mobile home to be
given away. For more informa-
tion, call 903-693-7270.
occasion will be the Rev.
Michael Black and Jerusalem
Baptist Church in Marshall.
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The Panola Watchman wel-
comes the submissions of your
Tenaha; Bereaun Baptist, of special upcoming events or a
Jefferson; Pleasant Valley and notification of changes of regular
Pleasant Grove, both of service times. We will run the
Carthage; and Shady Grove notice until the date given or in a
Baptist, of Gary. Guest speaker change for a few times. This
will be the Rev. C. Pettis, of St.
John Baptist Church in Tenaha.
Dinner will be served.
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you can never be too prepared for your baby.
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Sunday brunch at Common
Ground Fellowship
Common Ground Fellowship
in Carthage has a Sunday brunch
each Sunday at 10 a.m. Come be
their guest for free coffee, juice
and pastries. For more informa-
tion, call Pastor Kristopher
Young at 903-694-9225 or visit
www.CommonGroundCarthage.
com.
Appreciation service set
for Pilgrim Rest Baptist
Members of Pilgrim Rest
Baptist Church and Pastor
Clarence Polley invites everyone
to their "Appreciation Service"
for Sis. Billie Jean Allison to be
held at 7 p.m. May 8. The church
is located on Highway 149 in
Beckville.
Senior citizens meeting
May 13 at Logan church
The Senior Citizens Group
Fellowship will meet on May 13
at 10 a.m. at Mt. Pleasant
Missionary Baptist Church in the
Logan Community, located on
FM 3359. All ages are invited.
Bring your favorite poem, story
or song, along with a covered
dish. Invite someone. The fel-
lowship will be held on the first
Thursday of each month unless
there is extremely bad weather.
For more information, contact
Lana Kocurek at 903-622-4011.
Crossroads Baptist to
celebrate Women's Day
The Rev. A. Leon Hicks and
members of Crossroads Baptist
Church cordially invites every-
one to attend their annual
Women's Day program at 3 p.m.
May 16. Special guest for the
The Lisemby Family in concert
Moore receives license
The new worship center will
be 10,000 square feet and will
have an auditorium, five Sunday
School rooms, a family room,
nursery, pastor’s office, baptis-
tery dressing rooms, rest rooms
and storage space as well as a
spacious foyer. The new facility
will be a beautiful building, a
welcome addition to the commu-
nity and a glorious place to gath-
er for fellowship and worship the
writer; Ricky -- son, minister,
tenor, bass guitar, and trumpet;
Joel Lisemby -- son/father, pas-
tor, lead/baritone, guitars, piano
and keyboards; Joy Lisemby --
wife/mother, soprano, alto, and
keyboards; and four of Joel and
Joy's five daughters. Two other
sons, Reginald and Darren, and
their families, are also involved
in full time gospel ministry.
This group has conducted
concerts and revival meetings
across the United States, Africa,
England, the Caribbean, Israel
and South America, since they
entered the gospel music min-
istry over 30 years ago. In the
reservation is required; no offer-
ing will be taken; participation
by all is encouraged.
For information, call your
church or Larry Tyler at 903-
738-0948.
Because of the faith of many
of our founding fathers, public
prayer and national days of
prayer have a long standing and
significant history in American
tradition. The Supreme Court
affirmed the right of state legisla-
tures to open their sessions with
prayer in Marsh vs. Chambers
The Church Family, Building
Committee and Pastor Rodger
Cole would like to announce that
on May 9 Antioch Baptist
Church, located on FM 699
South will have a ground break-
ing service for their new worship
center immediately after their
regular services at 11:45 a.m.
Regular worship services will
begin at 10:45 a.m. to accommo-
date this special service.
1980's, with generous donations
from several churches and
friends, the Lisembys led in the
building of Psalms Camp, a
"church camp" with beautiful log
cabin facilities, in the piney
woods southeast of Kingsland. In
recent years, they have played
gospel shows and dinner theaters
in Branson, Mo.
The Lisemby's concert at
Enterprise Baptist will follow
their accompaniment of James'
third cousin. Tommy Cash, who
is the younger brother of country
music legend Johnny Cash, at the
Music City Theater in Linden,
Texas on May 22.
Antioch Baptist Church will hold
ground breaking ceremony May 9
The Lisemby Family, of
Kingsland, Ark., will be in con-
cert at Enterprise Baptist Church
on May 23 at 7 p.m. The church
is located at 1703 CR 175 west
of Gary. Everyone is invited to
attend.
Admission is free. A free will
offering will be received.
Lisemby Family CD's, tapes and
books will be for sale. For more
information or directions, call
903-685-2350 or 692-1494.
The Lisemby Family mem-
bers include James
father/grandfather, lead singer;
Sue - mother/grandmother, alto,
piano, keyboards, artist and
Lord.
The family of Antioch Baptist
Church would like to extend a
cordial invitation to all their
friends to come share this
blessed occasion as they look to
the future with ABC former
members, and present member-
ship and those who are just
friends of ABC. Come share in
the excitement of a hope beyond
hope.
(1983).
The National Day of Prayer is
a vital part of our heritage. Since
the first call to prayer in 1775,
when the Continental Congress
asked the colonies to pray for
wisdom in forming a nation, the
call to prayer has continued
through our history, including
President Lincoln's proclamation
of a day of "humiliation, fasting
and prayer" in 1863.
In 1952, a joint resolution by
Congress, signed by President
Truman, declared an annual
national day of prayer. In 1988,
the law was amended and signed
by President Reagan, permanent-
ly setting the day as the first
Thursday of every May. Each
year, the president signs a procla-
mation, encouraging all
Americans to pray on this day.
Last year, all 50 state governors
plus the governors of several
U.S. territories signed similar
proclamations.
Panola County Ministerial Fellowship
to observe National Day of Prayer
The Panola County
Ministerial Fellowship will
observe National Day of Prayer
on May 6 at noon with a time for
prayer around the flagpole at the
Panola County Courthouse. In
case of inclement weather, the
event will be moved to the gym
at Central Baptist Church in
Carthage.
Everyone is invited to join the
congregation in prayer. Ministers
from various member churches
of the Ministerial Fellowship
will lead the time of prayer. No
to preach the Gospel
Congratulations to Minister Moore. His mother also gave
Reginald Maurice Moore, of thanks to God for answering her
Rehobeth Deliverance Mission prayers,
in Henderson, and four other
candidates who were baptized at
3 p.m. on April 25 at Faith
Deliverance Temple in Elton, La.
They were baptized by Bishop
Lovis Simpson, of Beaumont.
After the baptismal ceremony,
the charge to the ministry was
given by his mother and pastor
Carolyn J. Sims, of Rehobeth
Deliverance Mission. Also a new
Bible was given to Minister
Moore’s to preach his first ser-
mon after being licensed as a
gospel preacher.
Minister Moore is the son of
Eld. and Mrs. Artis Sims, who
are pastors of Rehobeth
Deliverance Mission, and the
grandson of Mrs. May Gates, all
of Long Branch. He is also the
brother of Alicia Osagie, of
Dallas.
Many churches, friends and
co-worker Bro. Wilbert gave
words of comfort to Minister
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The Panola Watchman wel-
comes the submissions of your
special upcoming events or a
notification of changes of regu-
lar service times. We will run the
notice until the date given or in a
change for a few times. Deadline
for Grace Notes Is Friday at 5
p.m. Anything received after this
time may not be Included.This
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