The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
BAPTISTS TO
Open REVIVAL
SCHOOL SOON
Starts Oct. IA; Is an Out
standing Event of Year
With Them

Sunday School, B. T.. u, and
church officials of the First Bap-
fist church announce the most
important event of the year for
the First Baptist church "a
Church Revival School" This
revival school will begin on the
18th of October and continue
through October 10. Over 400
members are expected to attend
and also large number from the
churches over the county.
The Church Revival School is
distinctly new type Of training
revival, and school combined.
1t has been said of this school that
ct is Church in that it is church
wide. Every member of the
church will be expected to attend
this school and a place has been
made for each one. 1t is a revi-
val school in that it is inspiria-
tional. 1t is school in that text
books will be used"
This revival school will reach
the Sunday School members, the
Sunday school teachers, the dea-
cons, the finance committee, the
w. NJ. S., the B. T. U. depart
ment the R. A. and G. A., the
choir, the Y. w. A., every church
member and person Interested.
The pastor and his associates
have been working sometime to
secure the most outstanding fac
ulty possible for this school and
they believe that they have Sc
cured a faculty that would de-
mand attention of this or any
church. Rev. E. Gibson Davis,
pastor of the First Baptist Church
in Asheville, Rev. J. B. Grice,
pastor of the West Asheville Bap-
fist church will teach "The True
Functions of the Sunday School,"
Rev. Paul Hartsel, pastor of the
First Baptist Church in Brevard,
will teach "The Functioning
Church" Rev B. E. Jones, local
pastor, will teach What Baptists
Believe" Miss Lucille Welch,
Educational Director of the First
Baptist Church in Asheville will
teach Intermediates "The Inter-
mediate Workshop" Mrs. Jim
Justice, of Hendersonville will
also teach Intermediates; she will
teach Training in Bible Study"
Mrs. w. K. Shipp, and Miss Elsie
Flicker will have the Juniors in
"a Junior Workshop"
Glasses will begin each night
at Z o'clock. There will be two
class periods and an inspirational
period each night. Each class
period will be 40 minutes long
and the inspirational period will
be from twenty to twenty-five
minutes in length. On Tuesday
evening at the inspirational per-
iod, Rev. Mr.. Davis will speak to
the school on his trip to the Holy
Land and Europe. Other teachers
will speak at the other periods or
a period of fun will be provided.
The aim of the school is % to
secure and develop Christian
Workers and train them for plac-
es of service. (2) To give the
people a greater conception Of
a worldwide Christian Program.
90 to develop in Christians a
spirit of tithing. These three
aims will be stressed during the
entire week.
Every department in the church |
is at work urging its members to
attend the revival school. We'd |
nesday evening of this week the |
intermediate teachers will hold a
special meeting to make plans for
enlisting the Intermediate De-
pertinent. On Thursday evening
OF this week the Adult Sunday
Schoc, ~a"tment is holding an
organization meeting and
booster meetin,; for the revival
school. This meeting vi! De nelu !
in the form of a supper. The !
Sunday School council met last
week and made plans to boost snI !
urge all Sunday school members |
to attend. The B. T. U. Depart
ment on last Sunday gave spec
ial booster program and will give
another next Sunday.
Baptists all over the county are
invited to attend. This week IN
vitations have been sent to many
of the churches. Due to the TACT
that many addresses of the sun
day school officers and ii. 1. U;
officers over the county could
not be had, the First Baptist
church is taking this means OF
sending invitations to friends al
over the county to attend TINS
school.
RPEVAQO WIFI DINE.