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Religious Notes

Tickets for the religious column is published every Saturday to highlight special religious services (fundraisers go in the calendar). E-mail information living@the-dispatch.com, provide printed information to 30 E. First Ave., By fax at 249-0712 or by mail to The Dispatch, PO Box 908, Lexington, 27293. Notes should be submitted by Wednesday noon to run the following Saturday. Notes will last no more than twice before the event.

Blessing of God Ministry

A revival of three nights, "Shakin Foundation: Is there a eulogy in the House?" Will be held at 6:10 p.m. ET on June 11 and 17 hoursJune 12 at the church, 412 Westside Drive. Guest evangelist Jamera McQueen Bethlehem Baptist Church in Winston Salem, Evangelist Regina Butler of Myrtle Tree Ministries in Winston-Salem and evangelist MaShunda Stepherson New Resurrection Life Center in Mocksville will speak. For more information, contact Vanessa at 853-5239 Taplah Apostle.

Center Hill Baptist

Church, 3759 NC Highway 8, will have Vacation Bible School 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. June 12 June to 16 children from kindergarten to sixth grade. The theme this year is "Hometown of Nazareth where Jesus was a child."For more information, contact the church office at 357-2838.

East End Baptist

The church, 377 Heath Church Road, will have a special ministry at 11 am Sunday. Guest speaker will be Dr. Tim Mahler, who, at 19 injuries sustained in an automobile accident that resulted in his becoming a quadriplegic. Mahler now works for an evangelistic / missionary for the physically disabled and persons in crisis.

Faith Baptist

The church, Shiptontown Road, Denton, will return to 11 pm June 12 Arise Quartet will be special guests.

Harvest Worship Center

The church will have Vacation Bible School 7-9 pm June 13-17.

01/27/10 Ernest E. Proctor

THOMASVILLE – Ernest Elzaphan Proctor, affectionately known as “Ernie”, was more than a memory-he was a living presence. Being a gentle giant of a human being for his family and all who knew him, Ernest possessed a solid foundation in Christ who lived in his heart. God was the Master of his life, ever-present in his calms and storms. Born December 4, 1935, to Bascom and Bertha Jones Proctor, Ernest knew in the 7th grade that his childhood sweetheart, Carrie Jean Kennedy, would have to slow down so he could “catch” her. The couple married on June 18, 1954, and devoted their lives to one another for 55 years. Ernest’s love of family magnified itself in three children, Rick Proctor and wife Melody, Steve Proctor, and Annette Proctor Poole and husband Robert (Bob). His spirit will live on in the lives of two loving grandchildren, Andrew Proctor and Megan Proctor. Ernest’s siblings include his brother, the late Gorrell Proctor and wife Kathy and a sister, Grace Powell and husband Harrell. Upon graduation from Hasty High School in 1954, Ernest worked at Silver Knit Hosiery, Old Dominion Freight Lines, Western Carloading, and Fredrickson Motor Express. His retirement from management in the trucking industry in 1997 was only the beginning of Ernest’s influence upon the lives of others. In retirement, he delivered flowers and safely drove children and adults to their destinations. Ernest spent 13 years driving for the Davidson County Schools; his dedication and safety record earned him the title of Bus Driver of the Year in 2005-2006. The Wesleyan Transportation Ministries was graced by his talents for 12 years. Mr. Ernest was particularly fond of his precious four-year olds and always referred to them as his “babies”. An active member of Zion United Church of Christ, Ernest Proctor was committed to his faith. His 45 years of perfect attendance was evidence of God’s love in our troubled world.

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