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July 4, 1953
The Miami Times
Miami, Dade County, Florida
What is this article about?
Report on successful quarterly conference at St. James AME Church, upcoming services, and participation in North Miami District convention in Pompano on July 9-10, led by Rev. A. J. Reddick.
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ST. JAMES AME CHURCH
The second quarterly conference held by Presiding Elder A. A. Williams was successful both spiritually and financially. Boards and clubs made excellent reports and expressed greater determination to go forward in the vineyard with faith.
Official board meeting and regular class meeting this week gave the pastor renewed courage to continue the work which he has planned for St. James. Repairs and renovation his ultimate goal seems to be nearer each day.
The public is invited to attend the "Friendly Church" on Sunday to observe the Holy Eucharist and hear the pastor's message which will be centered around the theme "Victorious Living." You cannot afford to miss this service.
On July 9, Sunday School, Allen League and Missionary Workers will journey to Pompano to participate in the annual convention of the North Miami District of South Florida AME Conference. Rev. R. H. Mobley, Bethel AME Church is host pastor. Samuel Terrill and Fannie Mae Scott, Barbara J. Wooten and Wilmarie Fisher will represent St. James in a discussion entitled "Boy and Girl Problems of Today." Other speakers from St. James will discuss "The Life of a Community Without a Sunday School." The pastor, Rev. A. J. Reddick is scheduled to deliver the message at the closing service on Friday, July 10 at 7:30 p.m. St. James Choir will render music for the occasion.
The second quarterly conference held by Presiding Elder A. A. Williams was successful both spiritually and financially. Boards and clubs made excellent reports and expressed greater determination to go forward in the vineyard with faith.
Official board meeting and regular class meeting this week gave the pastor renewed courage to continue the work which he has planned for St. James. Repairs and renovation his ultimate goal seems to be nearer each day.
The public is invited to attend the "Friendly Church" on Sunday to observe the Holy Eucharist and hear the pastor's message which will be centered around the theme "Victorious Living." You cannot afford to miss this service.
On July 9, Sunday School, Allen League and Missionary Workers will journey to Pompano to participate in the annual convention of the North Miami District of South Florida AME Conference. Rev. R. H. Mobley, Bethel AME Church is host pastor. Samuel Terrill and Fannie Mae Scott, Barbara J. Wooten and Wilmarie Fisher will represent St. James in a discussion entitled "Boy and Girl Problems of Today." Other speakers from St. James will discuss "The Life of a Community Without a Sunday School." The pastor, Rev. A. J. Reddick is scheduled to deliver the message at the closing service on Friday, July 10 at 7:30 p.m. St. James Choir will render music for the occasion.
What sub-type of article is it?
Church Report
Religious Announcement
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Ame Church
Quarterly Conference
Religious Convention
Pompano
Victorious Living
Sunday School
What entities or persons were involved?
A. A. Williams
A. J. Reddick
R. H. Mobley
Samuel Terrill
Fannie Mae Scott
Barbara J. Wooten
Wilmarie Fisher
Where did it happen?
St. James Ame Church, Pompano, North Miami District Of South Florida
Story Details
Key Persons
A. A. Williams
A. J. Reddick
R. H. Mobley
Samuel Terrill
Fannie Mae Scott
Barbara J. Wooten
Wilmarie Fisher
Location
St. James Ame Church, Pompano, North Miami District Of South Florida
Event Date
July 9, July 10
Story Details
Successful second quarterly conference under Presiding Elder A. A. Williams; board meetings renew pastor's courage for repairs; invitation to Sunday Eucharist on 'Victorious Living'; delegation to Pompano convention discussing youth problems and Sunday School importance, with Rev. A. J. Reddick preaching closing service.