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Ha burg Baptist Church pla s revival for July 28- Au_q. l There will be a revival at

Hamburg Baptist Church in Glenville from July 28 through August 1. Services will begin at 7:30 p.m. and singing will be held nighUy.

pla ed. H1 c.alllng upon a member of the lnspll'atlo y g 17-year-old, who bad quartet. Eddie sung and ju t entered college at witnessed for Christ wit W tern roUna Univer i- this group for 10 years. DUN ty. Eddie began to e ercise ing tlus tenure Eddue ap-b.is callmg lo preach th peared wi the Inspirations gospel.

During lh year or 1965 as a regular member of Everyone is cordially invited ugh U1c first half of 1968 nationally syndicated to attend. Featured E ·eranlocalrevlvalsand "GospelSlnglngJubilee"fo

lh over five years, and a evangelist will be Eddie pastored bo as an lntenm peared on the Roger Mud Deitz f B ,.,,~ an also a b1vocatlonal o ryson ~uy. CBS prlmetlme newscast in

In 1965 in the mountains of pastor of two rural churche · 1970. Eddie was honored in Western North Carolina God l 1 9 Eddie became o 1974 with th honorary Doc-~----~~-~--~------~--~

lor of Divinity degree from lhe Calvary Bible College in J nesboro, Ga. In 1977 he was voted by the Jaycees of America as one of the

tstandlng Young Men of

American for that y ar . In 1979 Eddie fell l need

of following the I .ord · lo His calling of Cull-time preaching evangeli m and formed the Eddie Deitz

Evange listic Associati on. Eddie does several revivals a year , and is also pastor of ttie Franklin Grove Baptist Church of Rryson City.

His prayer Is Psalm 85:6 "Wilt Thou not revive us again, that Thy people may rejoice in Thee?"

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s revival for July 28-Auq . l tor of Divinity degree from the Calvary Bible College in Jonesboro, Ga. In 1977 he was voted by the Jaycees o( America as one of the Outstanding Young Men of

American for that year. In 1979 Eddie felt tbe need

of following the Lord into His calling of full-time preaching evangelism and formed the Edd e Deitz

A revival I.& scheduled for Hamburg Bap t Church from July 2S through August l. There will be singing nJgbtlJ, and . er-vlces wfll begin at 7:30 each nJght. Eddie Dell will be th featured vangellst, and all are Invited to attend. //

Evangelistic Association. Eddie does several revivals a year, and is also pastor of the Franklin Grove Baptist Church of Bryson City. _

His prayer is Psalm 85:6 "Wilt Thou not revive us again, that Thy people may rejoice in Thee?"

CHURCHES IN HORTH CAROLINA As nam d by Morgon Edwards, John Asplund, G. W. Paschal or others

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3. Location. Name of County when Constituted I 4. Location. Home of County at present time _ _ ________ ___ ______ _

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7. Is the church by either name listed in Convention Annual in 1959 or 1960?

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CHURCH WORK PROGRESSING - The Ha r.g- BapUs Church and Educational Building is progressing well. The above picture was taken Aug. 20 . The area was cleaned up before Homecoming activities on Aug . 28. Work on the church add ition began earlier this summer and has been slowed by the weather .

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CHURCH BREAKS GROUND Me ber of Hamburg Baptist Chu h of Glenville held a groundbreaking service on April 24 for a 3,933-square-foot addition. C. Allen Brown is the architect and arvin Jennings in the contractor . Pictured (left to right) are Felix Villarreal, chairman of the deacons; Dr. Robert Odom, pastor; long-time member Viola Bryson; and Wayne Bryson of the building comnuttee. Anyone wishing to make donations to the church building fund can send them to Hamburg Baptist Church, P.O. Box 217, Gle nville N.C. 28736-0217. "Building Fund" hould be wrinen on the check.

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Pag 18 The Cashie Chronicle, W ednead y, August 24 l 3 A Hiatory Of The Hamburg Baptist Chu h

Ded · dated Glenville Pionee y Viola Bryaon d A

McCoy

A Baptiat Church wu tabliahed in Hamburg in

1840 and wu kno u th Hamburg Arm of th Can y F BaptiatCh .

apti t Chur h Buil iin An Th

for

, Jan Mou, Moss, Jerernl H P ed to amin faith of theae m mbera found their faith to agr with the

eral faith of the United Baptist, rtoC01Diaed 1hem u •

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i m ater oontinuin m rnberahtp and

In February l mitt.ee conaiating of Elbert

a , J. . llendenon and J. F . Frank were ap-pointed Lo meet with a imilar committee appointed by the Muonic Frat mi t plan

right .Jlal ...... .QI...W,lleM,ia~~~~~~Wil~~l."'1i~lilli ............ ~ ... . -.:;~~ presbytery. Called the name to uaed jointly• a Baptiilt of the church Hamburg. We Church and a Muoni Hall the undersigned presbytery near where the old hurch prOCffded to the above name atood. Thia building waa buairJ to which we aign our completed in the same year name . Ordained Miniaten: and BttVed aa a home of wor-John Weal, Moderator, John ahip until November 1940. Owen, Lewie Tindly, The Church participated William W. Keid; Deacon: in the Tuclta11egee Moeee Cantril. Auociation b &ending

On August 25, 1849, at the next church conference the Hamburg Baptist Church agreed to join the Tuckaeegee AMociation and appointed Thompeon Wileon, Manas Teague and Melton M0911 u the first delegates to the

iation. There i11 no record of

when the first building IUed a a church burned, but in 1860 a committee waa ap-pointed to take a aubi,cription for the building of a Baptist meeting houae: ''It to be made warm and comfor-table, 27 feet wide and 30 feet long." On September 27, 1862 the record ahowa that itervi were held in the new meeting houae. Dwinr the intervening years eervices were held at the homes of the variom members. Thia chur-ch building Wall made of loga, with a wide atone fireplace and hand hewn benchea on property donated to the Hamburg Baptist Church by Allred Wilaon. Servicet1 of the church were never 11U11pended during the Civil War.

delegates each year and buying minutes, In 1909 ReY. Jesse C. en preached and received an offering for Foreign Mi118ion11 o S3.35. At each meeting a minion of· fering wa11 taken 110metimes mentioned for tale and Home Miuion , Foreign Mission , and Thoma ville Orphanage. unday chool services were firat mentioned May, I 11 and again ollicera were elected in February, 1914 with H. R. Owen.

uperint,.ndent: W. M. Fowler, A1111i11tant: T. L. Jami.son, Teacher of Advan-ced CJau; Mra. Green, Junior Cla ; Lula Franlc11, Intermediate Clau; W. M. Fowler, Card Claa: Miaa Emma Lanning. Secretary.

The church grew and many were added to the church by letter, by restoration and by baptism. Miaaiona at home and abroad were atreaed.

One revival in 1917 laated for a month; 29 profeuiooa were made and a baptiamaJ

rvice wa11 held onDecember 2. 1917. Rev. J. B . talcup

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1n 1937 th pa t 1·'11 sa.lary of $250.00 a month a adopted ( until tlu11 time the

lary wae 1150.00 a y arl. In 1936 the hurch voted to

contribute S45.00 to the Cooperative Program. Women' Mi ionary Society organized in March 1938.

Becau the con truction of a Power dam by Nan• tahala Power company, it w aa nN:eM&ry to er ct a new church and m ve the cemetery to it11 present location. The f II wing tru lee were appointed: W. A. Hen.aon, chairman; C. W. Pa ton and Cla)·bron Brvson. Th site for the r.h~h and cemeterv oon-lain11 ven acr a~d waa purchased from W allter Breedlo e. The plan of the building a made by the

The P t Hanbuq Church Ce.m t ry .

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~tahlished The First Chu ch There In 1840 Baptial Sund y chool Board, (''The new building ts to ,n in an auditorium and aght unday chool rooms.

Th xterior of the building to be t.'Olonia1 deflign, fini hed with compostuon shingles. The appro imat co t lo

th nd dollan .000.001.

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Th• 1 mbtll'. Baptist hur h In 19~0

The Cashiers Chronicle, We

'stahlished The First Church The. Baptillt Sunda S hool Board, ("The new building ls

ntain Q auditorium and eight unday cbool roomA. The xterior of 1..h building to be olonial design, fint11hed

1th compostuon shlngles. The approximate cost to · thou.aand ollar

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er h Id in the p nt ur h. Th dedi lion of th •hurch wa b ed with l folio'"' ing

R v. J R. French Broad

Avenue B ptist Asheville, brought an inapiring m ge OD "Christ' Li ing Chur h" IR v. Owen attend hoot at Jen ille whe.n young man); E. Frank Walllon, At· tomey of BumAville, made a talk OD the hi tory and growth aince he was hoy; M.ra. Viole Bryson read a brief hiatory of I.he Hamburg Baptist Church from he foundin,i in 1849 until 1940. Rev. W. N. Cook of Webster, N.C. rved as pastor for eight yeani. He pr ached his farewell eermon on January 19, 1941. Hia text, "May the Gr, ce of th Lord Be With You All''.

In 1941 Rev. C. C. Wel h from Ma o County wa elected p tor. A S40.00 per month 8Upplement from the State M.itlsion Boa.rd wa1.1 ad· decl to the pastor's salary of $150.00 a month. Service

Union were held weekly. Th church voted in I 943

to ha e a full-time pastor. Bu1.1ine mettings continued to be on Saturday enenings, before the lint Sunday. The building of the paraonage was begun in 1944 and through donation of materials II gs for lum~rJ, labor and monP. th panionag wa comp] ted

Mr. Davis, a rock mason from Cullowhee, N.C did th rock w, r on the par·

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pp · past )r f r 1 m r TP the I ti n f R •

J. Bui in I gu t 1948. Uamburg Church c n-tribu $60.00 on the sale') f r n iational Mi ·onary. In ur n e · purch on the chur h an paraonag,dn 1948.

After Rev. L. J. Ro er &en1ed for a year, R v. C. C. Welch a again el ·ted p t r in 1950. Ou.ring the n t four year the church continu d o ~w in mem-ber hip. The church ground11 were inproved and seeded. Th •metery was improved by leveling the graves and 90wing grua. Daily Vacation Bible Schools were b ld each year. At first we had lJUJnmer workers who came and haJped, but the church soon held their own schoole. S eral have aened a Dible School Principals but Mrs. Viola Bryson b eerwd mort-yeani than OD)' other peraon.

For th next ten vears, 1954-1964, the church had a pastol"l!!: Re . Jame Vander-ford, Rev. Pete Mye , Rev. Alfred ellars, and Rev. Harry Vence. In 1955 the pa t r's alary was raised to 1200.00 a month, Sunda, School room.s and an a. sem··

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. and w l built in I ,3 wi h r k ob·

from Elb rton, The orth

C ro ins Highway Com• miBaion requ llted a stock pil, r r gr \I l in the parkinR areR wl ich r uhed in the par.kin ar a receiving a liberal covering of grav 1.

Insulation was put overhe d in the church auditorium and hating tem w

angl_!1 from as o ii in paint w 8 pur·

chased for the church sod panonagel ixt~n allon were donated I.

Paat "' fr m 196 to l 9-(> wer : Rev. George gley, Rev. Micheal Dellinger and Rev. Leston uuon.

In 1968 the church adop-ted the use of church i>n· velopes and r ord wer kept for upplying income tax information. The chruch bank account was tran&.ferred to Cashiers for greater con· enienc . The church in-

st.ailed the LaptistT)' and the ne in th back in l 70.

Two new bedrooms and an Ira hath were added on to

the parsonag , also a new roof for th par onag .

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