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feT WAIT FOR THE PROMISE
BEBAPTIZED   WITH   THE   HOLY
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST,
23rd Annual
of
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
will convene in
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
June 25-JuIy 1, 1958
Congress theme for 1958
THEREFORE WILL NOT
WE FEAR
Always a spiritually inspiring
gathering of many Christian youth
and youth workers from all over
America and from many parts of
the world.
Bishop Ozro Thurston,Jones
Presiding
THE CONGRESS THEME FOR
1958
The message of our Congress for
1958 is presented in -the theme:
Therefore will not we fear. This
message is particularly appropriate
for study and re-affirmation by
Christian youth and youth workers
at this time. For it is the expression of biblical faith'that declares:
that   the   Eternal   God   alone   is
Creator, Preserver and Redeemer
of mankind:
that Satan can never have the
last say about the meaning of
man's life or about the destiny
of   the  world
" that nothing in time can ever
finally triumph over what is
eternal; that nothing that is
natural can ever ultimately destroy what is spiritual;
that, therefore, the raging and
even the tottering of the nations
can never undo God's plan to
save and bring harmony to all
mankind through Jesus Christ
our Lord.
This   is   the  faith   that  has   triumphed over the world.
THE AIMS OF
PSMA
(Pentecostal Singers and Musicians
Alliance)
INTERCULTURAL TOUR
Mrs. Anna Broy Cockett will conduct an interesting European tour
of five or more countries with members of the Pentecostal Singers and
Musicians Alliance/ International
and their friends. The group plans j
to sail from New York, aboard the
Luxury Liner Queen Mary, Wednesday, August 6. Arriving in-Southampton, August 12, they will continue by special boat-train to London. After sight-seeing and other
activities, they will leave London,
Thursday, August 14, by rail and
steamer to arrive in Brussels, Belgium Friday, August 15, where they
will visit the high of the season—
The World's Fair.
=The group will travel on to Switzerland, Italy and France sightseeing and possibly making many
goodwill appearances and return,
by plane, to NewYork September 3.
Valid passports and certificates
of vaccination against smallpox not
more than three years old are necessary for travel in Europe. Pass- [
ports may be obtained by making
application to post offices* or customs houses. Persons without birth
certificates must produce sufficient
evidence through Baptismal Certificates or affidavits as to birth
dates. Also one may bring alorig an
older relative, who can verify birth
date and place.
For further information please
contact: ACE "A" Travel Bureau,
4255 S. Indiana Avenue, Suite No. 8,
Chicago 15, Illinois. Attention; Harriett B. Jones.
woTRcrs with st ggestea
and  source materials for use in
thc  local  church.
5. For  thc affiliated Youth Auxili-
arirn.
To     provide     Conferences     and
Workshops for each of thc auxiliaries doing youth work in our
church  which   is  affiliated  with
thc Congress.
4. For   the   life   and   work   of   our
Church in general.
To strengthen our youths' appreciation   of  the  spiritual life  and
work of our Church by exposure
lo  our  church leaders and  doctrine.
To continue to support the work
of education in our church by
sponsoring a Sminary named in-
honor of our Senior Bishop and
Founder, C. H. Mason.
To continue to provide leadership training for future leaders
of our church's work.
WHAT THE CONGRESS
TROGRAM   WTLL   CONSIST   OF
1. WORSHIP
There will be three worship services each day. Morning, Early
Evening and Back-Home Hour.
During these services there will
be preaching and gospel singing
from both leaders and the youth
of our church.
2. BIBLE STUDY -
There will be daily bible lecutres
from competent ministers and
teachers during which time.thc
message of thc bible will be
related to current issues and
problems.
3. YOUTH AUXILIARY
CONFERENCES
Each of the Youth Auxiliaries
affiliated with the Congress will
be provided an opportunity for
daily conferences planned to help
improve their respective auxiliary programs.
4. SPECIAL-INTEREST GROUPS,
PANEL
Discussions. Workshops,
Seminars
There will be a wide range of individual and group discussion
and study groups led by competent and consecrated leaders.
fFor instance, there will be a
daily seminar on Social Graces
for Christian Women, Counseling
for those interested in thc Chris-
tion Ministry, Church Music
Seminar, etc.)
5. FELLOWSHIP
The Congress is an inspiring fellowship of Christian youth and
youth    workers    from    all    over
in saints home.
Eld.. Scott and his dear wife
Evang. Mother Scott are doing a
great work in this city. Souls are
being saved and filled with Holy
Ghost, as many as 8 souls at one
time joined.
I can say of a truth that Eld.
Scott is one of the greatest pastors
and his darling wife is a jewel and
one of the greatest women I know
anywhere and his lovely children.
The church is on fire for God. I
sec great things in the future for
this great man and woman of God.
Please pray for the work.
Even so come Lord Jesus.
Evang. A. A. Clyburn.
DALLAS, TEXAS
"And it shall come to pass afterward, that I will pour out my spirit
upon all flesh; a/id your sons and
your^daughters shall prophesy, your
old men shall dream dreams, your
young men shall see visions: and
also upon the servants and upon
the handmaids in those days will
I pour out my spirit.* And I will
shew wonders in the heavens and
in the earth, blood, and fire, and
pillars of smoke." Joel 2:28-30.
Women's Day was obesrved on
March 30* with Mother Rhebia
Craven in charge. This was a great
day in honor of our pastor's wife,
Sister R. M. Jackson, to help sponsor her trip to the National
Women's" Convention.
The Lord feeds our souls through
His word as on March 31 when
Elder Norman Henderson preached
for us. Also we were greatly benefitted by the meeting conducted
by Mother Nellie Briggs. Sister
Helen Crane, of Wichita Falls,
Texas, was in our midst and we
were made glad. Our Assistant
Pastor, Elder J. H. Ford, stirred
our hearts on April 6 when he
preached from the Subject: TRUST
IN GOD.
In Memoriam
April 15—-Funeral Services were
held for Evangelist Jeremiah Miles.
Elder D. F. Barron, Officiating.
April 21—Funeral Services were
held for Brother Fletcher Hill. Elder R. M. Jackson, Officiating.
May 13—Funeral Services were
held for Sister Buford; Elder R.
M.   Jackso
Remember to pray for and visit
the sick and shut-in.
Elder R. M. Jackson, Pastor
Elder J. H. Ford, Asst. Past6r
Sister W. L. Hill, Reporter
ern section of this State.
[    The .meeting was held at Wasfc^&ngs wherewith God tuts' bTesrfe/ us£
NEW YORK, N.Y.
Mother Church of God in Cfrrisl
10-12 East 130" Street
On   April   8    1958,    our   Spring
Workers'   Mee~4ng   opened    at   10
A.M., with our Bishop-and Fastor.j
leading us in prayed and supplica
tions for all men everywhere.
This was the most glorious meeting' Eastern  ftew   York   has.: ever
experienced. Tiijs is Bishop Kelly's^
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25th year as overseer of the^East
God in
W
"I waited patiently for the Lord;
id he inclined unto me, atnd heard
ty cry." Psalms 40:1 '
Holy greetings to everyone from
Mims Temple Ghurcft"
Christ
124 %Seutfr Mai u Street
v*My Beloved spake and said unto
I me, Rise up, my: love, my fair one,
and come awayt For lo:, the winter
is past, the rain is over and gone;
The flowers appear on the earth; f^ pastor and members of Mt.
the time of the.singing of birds is fcinai chdrch of God in Christ. The
come, and the voiceof the turtle is Lord id yet blessing pastor Ross to
heard in our land." Solomon 2:10-12. lead us on to victory. He is adding
-'Greetings to the beloved Saints to the church as He sees fit. Truly,
of God' everywhere. Tne pastor and we have been crying out to God
members; of Mima. Temple are re-to send itt souls and He has heard
joking greatly for the many £les/!our  crieS; and  is  sending in  souls
ington Temple. Sfith Bishop F. D.
[Washington, the host pastor. The
Lord was greats with us in this
meeting. The beautiful songs, testimonies, and messages were food to
our souls.
We were glacl to have our own
precious State Mother Maydie Pay-
ton in each setting. The Lord has
truly blessed Mather Payton, and
has given her b;ick to us. And only
God knows hofa we thank Him
for her. We aj(^inadequate to air'
press our thanft'sj^so we just praise
Him all we kndrw howi
On Women's Day, Mother was at
her post;  doing her work, as;only,
she can do it. Her daughters work-1
ed right besidelier in unity.
Then   on   Su:nJ|y   April   13th   --
[Official Day~^|fhad almost.glorir
ous setting. AV'ashington Temple
was filled almost- to capacity, with
Bishop  Washirgron.   a" hiosl  grae-
Mous host, in hoiiaf of Bishop Kelly*s
Silver Worker's n$?eting. The State
eut-did itself to &akc it outstand-
ing.  Mother  Payton   and her  staff
OAKLAND,
CALIFORNIA
The District No.' 1 Sunday Shool
Convention met her^; Apr* 30
through May 4. Oh J How the wung
ministers preached the ^Wort of
God. Elder L. T. Frye's Subject:
Have   Faith   in    God,    Heb.   il:l;
^Brother . Theo Hines: The Lttle
Things that Count, Solomon 215;
Brother Joseph Brown: Lord Vjho
[ Shall Abide? Psalms 91:11-2; Elfcr
Hollis used  as a subject:  TakeiA
.Stand, for God; Eph. 6:14. We tha^k
God Jbr all of our State and Dfj-
fcict* Workers, Elder B. T. Haris,
Elder Hare, and Sister Grayer,
Field Worker.
Ou** pastor, Elder Mims, is constantly telling us to go forward, aAd
we are so thankful to God for him.
We are blessed to have with us a
praying man, Elder Daniel Baktfr,
who invites U£ to come to Miris
Temple   each   Saturday  night   an\
in a great way. Thank God} We are
rejoicing in the God of our salvation. We were blessed to have
Mother Lizzie Brooks from the
state of Miss, to conducf a two
weeks meeting. We truly enjoyed
Mother Brooks. She spoke to us
each night under the anointing of
the Holy Ghost- Some Of her messages were, A Highway, God is
Making Preparation for Man, Gen.
1; Charity, Fret not thyself because
of evil doers, Psalms 37;i. We were
inspired by her teaching to us and
are wishing she will return soon.
We witnessed a high time in the
Lord on Mothers' Day which was
also Women's Day. The service was
conducted by Missionary O. King.
[ Mother Kimble taught a, great lesson on that day, following her thc
pastor preached the Mothers' Day
miessage. H.s subject was "Standing by thc Cross." We always cn-
prayithat^e might get*.somethmg>,-py him. We had a glorious serv-
from. God, Each of us desires your j i^ all day and the Lord did reign
prayers lor God's continued bles-, 0iV us Sunday night and gav5 us a
smSs- j sitout in the camp.
Elder H. C. Mims, Pa<-tc. j    ^ dQ thank G(,d foi ;he return
Sister Fr«nr»ng   P.ronnn    Yfonnrt^r    I     A
America and from many parts of
the world.
. RECREATION
The Congress combines with its
worship and study programs
some activities for recreation.
There will be a motor pilgrimage
of thc city ,a Congress Outng and
dinners and luncheons open to
all.
L WHO MAY ATTEND THE
CONGRESS?
Anyone who is interested in the
work of thc Congress.
2. WHERE WILL THE
DELEGATES STAY?
Downtown   Hotels,   "Y"   dormitories, Approved Private Homes.
3. HOW MUCH WILL IT COST
TO ATTEND THE CONGRESS?
In addition to cost of transportation to and from the Congress,
delegates should plan to spend
For rooms—$2.0O-$8.00 per person
per day.
For meals—$2.00-^5.00 per person
per day.
For registration—$3.00
For    other    expenses—$2.00   per
day per person.
4. WHAT IS THE CONGRESS
MONEY USED FOR?
All over Operational Expenses is
used to support the educational
work of our church. This year
the Congress is sponsoring the
C. H. MASON SEMINARY for
training of those preparing for
the ministry of our church.
5. WHERE SHALL I WRITE FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION?
Bishop O. T. Jones, President
118 W. Upsal Street
Philadelphia 19, Pa,
Rev. Paul C. Green
Box 2511, Terminal Annex
Los Angeles 54, Calif.
Mrs. Willie Mae Akins
854Vi West 40th Place
MERCED, CALIF.
PRAYER GARDEN CHURCH OF
GOD IN CHRIST
Greetings from the Prayer Garden Church of God in Christ. We,
the pastor and members are thanking God for His darling Son Jesus,
who is blessing us so wonderfully
with our church. We were blessed
to have Saints come to us from
Mount Zion, Lighthouse Full Gospel
Church, after the pastor Rev.
Robert M. Clark lost the Church.
Hc brought his members to unite
with us, and we are glad for them.
Our pastor, Rev. F. H. Spence,
was blessed to preach during a
joint revival by all thc churches.
He spoke wondcfully from Psalms
36:8. The Lord is blessing us in
a noon day prayer meeting. Bless
His great .name. Souls are coming
back to God as our pastor continues to preach the wonderful
word of God. We enjoy him at all
times. Please pray for us.
Rev. F. H. Spence, Pastor
L. Fisher, Reporter
tions in the local church — class
leaders, presidents, Chairmen, etc.
We were blessed to have our
National Sunday School Superintendent, Bishop Patrick in our
meeting. We enjoyed his visit much.
I think everyone that is working with Bishop Kelly and Mother
Payton are very grateful to them
and to God for their appointments
for it is a delight to work with
these two leaders.
I sincerely thank Mother for my
appointment as State President of
the Evangelistic Board, and am
thankful to my pastor, Bishop
Kelly, fpr appointing me a class
leader in my local church.
Please pray for us; and when
you visit the Empire City of thc
World, please come and look on
us. Bishop Kelly has taugh us to
be hospitable to all.
Bishop O. M. Kelly,
Pastor  and  Overseer
Mother Madye Payton,
State  Supervisor
Mrs. Jessie Turner,
Reporter
Daily Bible
Readings
NEWARK, N. J.
MOUNT SINAI CHURCH OF GOD
IN CHRIST
Have you visited Mount Sinai,
the little church clinic, at 14 Belmont Ave., where Elder John H.
Roberts is pastor? He is doing a
wonderful work there with a very
fine group. God has blessed this
church with six members in two
weeks, as a result of his faithfulness and sacrifices to his work.
In   addition  to  this  achievement
Sister   Frankic   Roberts,   his  wife,
has climbed the spiritual ladder to
the office of missionary field worker  and   she   is  doing  a wonderful
work. We credit Mount Sinai with
this  blessing because it is  a good
example of spiritual teamwork between  husband and wife which is
so necessary. Visit with us in any
of our services. Sunday School 10:30
to 11:30. Morning services 11:45 to
1:30 p.m.; Evening Services 7r3Q to
9:30   p.m. Wre  have  unlimited  vacancies for membership.
Elder John H. Roberts, Pastor
*     Phylliss R. Cobb, Sec'y
JUNE
Date   Morning
1 John 12:27-50
2 John 13: 1-20
3 John 13:21-28
4 John 14
5 John 15
6 John 16
7 John 17
8 John 18: 1-18
9 John 18:19-40
10 John 19: 1-22
11 John 19:23-42
12 John 20
13 John 21
14 Acts 1
15 Acts:2 3-21
16 Acts 2:22-47
17 Acts 3
18 Acts 4: 1-22
19 Acts 4.23-37
20 Acts 5: 1-21
'21    Acts 5:22-42
22 Acts 6
23 Acts 7: 1-21
24 Acts 7:22-43
25 Acts 7:44-60
26 Acts 8: 1-25
27 Acts 8:26-40
28 Acts 9: 1-21
29 Acts 9:22-43
30 Acts 10: 1-23
Evening
II Ch. 15, 16
II Ch. 17, 18
II Ch. 19, 20
II Ch. 21, 22
II Ch. 23, 24
II Ch. 25, 26, 27
II Ch..28, 29
II Ch. 30, 31
II Ch. 32, 33
H Ch. 34, 35, 36
Ezra 1, 2
Ezra 3, 4, 5
Ezra 6, 7, 8
Ezra 9, 10
Nch. 1, 2, 3
Nch. 4, 5, 6
Nch. 7, 8, 9
Nch. 10, 11
Nch. 12, 13
•Esth. 1, 2
Esth. 2, 4, 5
Esth. 6, 7, 8
Esth. 9, 10
Job 1, 2
Job 3, 4
Job 5, 6, 7
Job 8, 9, 10
Job 11, 12, 13
Job 14, 15, 16
Job   17, 18, 19
is   my   Shepherd   and   X  shall   not
want. I will praise Him forever.
The Lord  is blessing our pastor,
Elder Isaiah Roberts, and has given
him an understanding of how to go
in and out before His people.  On
Mother's Day, our pastor preached
from the first chapter of St. John.
He reminded us that John took no
honor to himself. Rather,  he  confessed and said, I am not the Christ
. . . just a voice . . . then he looked
and saw Jesus and said, Behold the
Lamb of God, which taketh away
the sins of thc world . . . Hc shall
increase, but I must decrease. We
must  always   remember  that  man
can plant and water, but God giveth
the increase.
Visiting our services on May 11,
were  Elder  Davis  and  wife,  from
Memphis, Tennessee. Elder Davis is
pastor    of    the    New    Jerusalem
Church of God in Christ, formerly
pastored  by   the   late   Elder  Jerry
Jones. Also visiting on that Sunday
was Elder Butler and many others.
Visitors   are  always  welcome,   and
we are especially glad for Ministers
that will preach the gospel of Jesus
Christ.
We   are   very   grateful   that   the
Lord has blessed our Church Mother,   Mother  Mamie  Roberts,  to   be
able   to   sit  with   us   again   in   our j
services.
Sunday, May 18, was Men's Day
at   our   church.   They   used   as   a
theme: GOD WANTS A MAN. Yes.
God  wants  men and women  to be
witnesses for Him and let the world
know that there is reality in serving thc true and living God and His
power is just the same today as in
the  days  of old. There  is  nothing
impossible  with  God.  Pray  for  us
that our faith fail not in times like
these.
Even so come Lord Jesus.
Elder I. L. Roberts, Pastor
Elder C. J. Thomas, Asst. Pastor
Mother M. Davis, State Mother
M. K. Flagg. Reporter
flint, Michigan
Jfhe C
ty   S<
Church of God in Christ at
44. \1    Selby    Street,    pastored    by |
El £r James Markem, sends greet-
to  the   saints  of  God every-
|re. We thank the Lord because,
ese   evil   days,   He   keeps   us 1
a  prayer  in  our  hearts  and
ut   of  victory _j>n   our   souls,
re  thankful  for  our  beloved
pastor,, Elder Markem a man of
prayer and faith. We love him for
he is doing what Jesus said in
St. Matthew 5:16, "Let your light
so shine before men, that they
may .see your good works, and
glorify your Father which is in
Heaven."
We thank the Lord for the talented young people pf our church
who realize that one day the young,
as well as the old, will have to go
before the heavenly Father and
be judged, and are therefore letting
God be glorified in their lives.
Selby Street Church solictis your
prayers and extends an invitation
to everyone.
Elder James Markem, Pastor
Jane Gibson, Reporter
Installation
Service and
Grand Musical
* OUR HOPE IS BUILT ON
NOTHING LESS THAT JESUS
CHRIST AND HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS.
We, the pastor and members of
St. Stephen Church of God in
Christ, 4623 S. Eaven, Chicago, 111.,
thank and honor God for the wonderful time we had on April 13,
1958 in our installation service.
Installed were new officers and old
officers  who  were  re-elected.
Guest speaker for the occasion
was his eminence, Bishop C. E.
Bennett of v Gary, Indiana. His
thought was "Ye are the Salt of
the Earth." Oh, how he did preach
out of his soul. He made it so plain
what salt really means. The message gave us a complete outlook
on life, our duty as officers and
workers for God and His kingdom.
God came in and blessed our little
souls.
Special words of encouragement
were given by our first lady Sister
Beatrice Mason, wife of the
eminent Bishop J. O. Mason, of
Northern Illinois. Following the
message by Bishop Bennett, Eider
Tardy, along with the other ministers present came down from the
pulpit and prayed and anointed the
officers and gave them his blessings, after which Bishop T. M.
j Barber prayed and blessed thc holy
sacrament.
The   Bishops   and   Elders,   along
£ion, i^isnop   1'.  jvl. joaroer  pa.si.ui ,
The    Church    of   God    Penetecost,
Eider W. Thimas pastor; Dist. Miss.
F.   Brandon   representing   Friendly
Temple,   Bishop   I.   Favors   pastor.
We   were   favored  with a  solo   by
little Jennette Thomas, daughter of
Elder  Thomas,   a  reading  by  Sis.
Gracie    Walton    from    St.    Paul,
Bishop L. H Ford, pastor; Special
music was rendered by Natl. Evang.
C. W. Christian of Jefferson, Texas
anc    Guitarist    Henry    Bolton    of
Roberts  Temple,   Elder  L  Roberts
pastor. Mistress of ceremonies was
one    of    Chicago's    noted    young
women, talented for the job, Miss
Mable Barber, daughter of Bishop
T.  M.  Barber.  May  God   bless  us
and give us strength.
Elder A. J.  Tardy, Pastor
Augustus C. Brandon, Reporter
BURLINGTON,
NEW JERSEY
Inquiry
Read thc Bible every day.
Fort Worth 7, Texas
Anybody knowing the whereabouts of thc former Mrs. Mary
Valentine, a native of Little Rock,
Arkansas; please notify Mrs. Joyrce
Vallentine Allen. 5416 Wellesley
Avenue, Fort Worth 7, Texas, or
call collect PE 8-9537 after 9 P.M.
Mrs. JoyTee Allen
5416 Wellesley Ave.
Fort Worth 7, Texas
To thc people of -God everywhere:
Truly,   we   thank   God   for   our
pastor  whom  we   believe  to   be   a
man of God, who is leading us on
and  upward and  also  for his  son,
who is a young minister too. Our
pastor's  son  is the young people's
leader and truly he is on fire for
God.   He   has   a   heavenly   chorus
started which we do thank God for
because   they   are   singing   to   the
glory   of   God.   Although   we   are
young in the way, God is directing
us   through   our   leader.   Wre   are
now in a 50-day consecration meeting which will end on the 18th of
May. We ask the prayers of saints
everywhere.
I should like to add that I was
saved in February, 1958 at this
mission. When I first came I knew
nothing about how I should live to
enter and stay in holiness, but
through thc help of my pastor and
Mother Brown and Missionary
Doughty, I learned and am still
learning wrhat is expected of saints
of God.
Elder J. B. Broadnax, Pastor
Sister Patricia Jones, Reporter
PHILADELPHIA,
PA.
Holy greetings to the saints, everywhere:
We wish to report to the readers
of   this   paper   the   organizing   of
the    Young    Women    Missionary
Circle. This group of young women
is c under   the   supervision   of   our
pastor's wife,  Sister Irene Oakicy,
who   was   given   a  vision   of   this
work by  God.   Our  young  women
are  the  missionaries of  tomorrow
and must be trained for this task.
Our   group   consists   of   14   young
women, our theme, "She stretcheth
out  her  hands   to   the   poor;   yca;
she   reacheth   forth   her   hands   to
the   needy."   Proverbs   31:20.   Our
purpose   is   to   promote   Christian
ministry,    human    happiness    and
social betterment  of  all  people  at
home and abroad. Since our pastor,
Bishop   B.   M.   Oakley,   is   on   thc
staff of foreign field workers and
is Bishop of Turks Island, B. W. I.,
we   plan   to   dedicate   ourselves   in
helping him ir. his work. We will
appreciate  ar.y  donation  that you
may desire to give us. whether it
be   oid   clothing   or   money.   Our
paster  is  planning  to  visit Turks
Island in the near future and  wc
would like to be  represented. Donations may be sent to 3726 North
19th    Street,    Philadelphia,    Pcnn-
I sylvania,   in   care   of   our   pastor.
i Pray for us.
Bishop B. M. Oakley, Pastor
Mrs. Irene Oakley, President
Sister E. Wallace, Secretary
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