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PACE 6 A THE MA GEE COURIER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1988 Come to Him as a little child and meant that we should be full of unending questions like "How can I get over my guilt and ourselves by praying, reading the Bible, meditating, testifying, etc. Children imitate their parents just as we should our Lord. They grow rapidly every day as should we. Babies have two main fears: falling and darkness. Are we as afraid of falling into the darkness of sin? They forgive quickly and they forgive completely! What a great lesson they provide here! They learn quickly.

If they only learned to speak as quickly as we have learned the Bible in the past 10 years, how well could they speak? Dr. Tom ffi Congregational Methodiit Church out of sight of their parents. Likewise, we are uncomfortable if we wander away from our Heavenly Father. Babies feel intensely about feeding, as all young parents well know. I.

Peter 2:2 says that we should feel about feeding on the Milk of the Word just as a baby cries out for milk. Just as a baby cannot work to earn physical life, so we cannot work to earn salvation (spiritual life). "By grace are ye saved" (Eph. A child is not ashamed to tell strangers "Today is my birthday, and I am 5 years old!" My friend, are you ashamed to tell others about your spiritual birthday? A child is loyal to and dependent upon his parents just as we must be to our Father. We cannot stand still long.

And, we must be on the move spiritually. Babies must feed about 6 times daily. Come to think of it, we should feed several times daily Jeff Brooks Luke says that if we do not receive the Kingdom of Heaven as a little child, we shall not enter it. This is very strong language, and it is important for us to understand what little children are like if we wish to enter God's Kingdom. Little children are completely trusting in their parents regardless of who their parents are.

Acts 16:31 urges "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved." We are to trust Him completely as a child does his parents. Do we believe in Him merely as we do Washington or Columbus, or do we have a childlike trust in Him? Children may say "My Daddy knows everything!" As teens, they change their minds. But our Heavenly Father really does know everything. Children are intensely curious and investigative. They really thirst after knowledge! They are full of questions like "Why is the sky "Why is the grass "Why do cows give "Why are there rainbows?" Jesus knew aobut their unending questions, Evangelism The Mississippi Baptist Evangelism Conference will take place Feb.

1-3 at Parkway Baptist Church, Jackson, with a three-day agenda of preaching and singing. Frank Pollard, pastor of Jackson's First Baptist Church, will be a featured speaker. Speakers for the meeting include Perrry Sanders who opens it at 7 p.m., Feb. 1, to O.S. Hawkins, who closes out at 10:40 a.m., Feb.

3. Sanders is pastor of First Baptist Church, Lafayette, and is a member of the Southern Baptist Peace Committtee which is investigating the theological and political troubles within the convention. Hawkins is pastor of First Baptist Church, Ft. Lauderdale, and was the 1985 president of the Southern Baptist Pastors' Con- Births Andrew Walker Alderman Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Alderman of Magee announce the birth of a son, Andrew Walker, on January 19, 1988 at 11:35 p.m. at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center, Jackson. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. D.F.

Walker of Magee. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Alderman of Columbia, MS. Mrs.

Alderman is the former Lee Anne Walker of Columbia, MS. Jeff Brooks accepts residency at UT set Feb. 1-3 Christian lecturer. Testimonies during the conference include messages that relate to church renewal, revival, witness training, and bold New Growth which is a promotional plan for starting new units of any type in a church. This year's conference is a departure from earlier years when it was combined with a Bible Conference.

The Sunday School Department of the Mississippi Baptist Convention Board, which co-sponsored the meetings, will hold a separate Sunday School Convention in April. Theme of the Evangelism Conference, sponsored by the Evangelism Department ofthe MBCB, is "Equipping the Laity in Evangelism." receive this residency. Jeffs colleague will be a dental graduate from Canada. Jeff is the son of Dr. and Mrs.

H.B. Brooks of Magee. He is a 1980 graduate of Magee High School, a 1984 graduate of Ole Miss and will graduate in May from the University of Mississippi College of Dentistry with a degree of Doctor of Medical Dentistry. Jeff Brooks, senior dental student at the University of Mississippi College of Dentistry has accepted an invitation for a four year residency in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the University of Tennessee Medical Units in Memphis. He will begin his residency in July, 1988.

This specialty program is not offered at the Jackson Medical Units. The University of Tennessee selects two candidates per year to OBITUARIES INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE! "What can I do about depression, loneliness, and "How can I get to "How can I understand the Bible better?" Little children live in a world of exciting wonders: rainbows, butterflies, lizards, bubbles, toys, kittens, etc. This should remind us how we should be delighted with the Psalms, thrilled with the Prophets, and fascinated with the Gospels. Little children do not like to get conference ference. Musician for the conference will be Russell Newport of St.

Louis, who is a professional tenor with 10 years on the road. Other speakers include Manuel Scott Tom Elliff, Ester Burroughs, John Bramlett, and the president of the Home Mission Board, Larry Lewis. Scott is pastor of Saint John Missionary Baptist Church in Dallas. Elliff is pastor of First Southern Baptist Church, Del City, and a former missionary to Zimbabwe. Burroughs is a national evangelism consultant for women for the Home Mission Board.

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Funeral services were conducted at 3:00 p.m. Thursday. anuary 21. 1988 al SummeraH Holiness Church with Bobby Mount and Bob Ivy officiating. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home of Magee was in charge of arrangements, and burial was al Cross Roads Cemetery.

Survivors include husband, F.rastus Bailey, three sons. Jon Bailey of Raleigh. F.rastus Bailey. of Lucedalc, MS. and Dabney Bailey of Raleigh: six daughters.

Mrs. Constance Powell of Raleigh, Jo Ella Madison of Baxterville, MS. Dianne Rowell of Mendenhall. Cynthia Fairchild of I.umberlon. Ala.na Kay Garofalo of Nicholson.

MS and Angela Jordan of Magee: brother. Joe Tripi of Great Falls. Montana: Step-moiher. Florence Colorino of Kansas City. Missouri: 36 grandchildren and 11 (Comintitil hum fA) Mrs.

Letha Alene Williams Mrs. Letha Alene Williams, 74, of Mt. Olive died Sunday, January 24, 1988 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center in Jackson. She was a member of Coats Baptist Church and was a retired housewife. Services were held at 2:00 p.m.

Wednesday. January 27, 1988 at Mims Mitchell Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Russell Harris and Rev. Mike Davis officiating. Burial was at Goodwater Cemetery with Mims Mitchell Funeral Home of Magce in charge of arrangements.

Survivors include one son, Mr. James Morgan Williams of Magee; four sisters, Mrs. Ida Baggctt. Mrs. Madge Butts, Mrs.

Clara Black, all of Lillington. N.C., Mrs. Blanche Snead of Dunn. N.C.; three brothers, Mrs. Willard Royals of Dunn, N.C., Mr.

Ray Royals of Lillington, N.C.. Mr. Williams Royals of Pasadena. five grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. Martha R.

(Becky) Wooley Martha R. (Becky) Wooley. 46. of White Oak died Sunday. Janaury 24.

1988 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. The Mississippi native was a member of White Oak Baptist Church. Funeral services were conducted at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday. January 26.

1988 at White Oak Baptist Church with Rev. James Edwards. Rev. W.D. Kirk and Rev.

Ralph Hall of ficiating. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home of Magee as in charge of arrangements and burial was at White Oak Cemetery. Survivors include her husband, Malcolm E. Wooley: three daughters, Sonja Renee Dawson of Laurel, Martha Necole Wooley of White Oak, and Sandra Ann Wooley of White Oak: mother. Newell Austin of Mize: two brothers, Harold Austin of Magee and Billy Austin of Houma.

La. Josephine T. Bailey Josephine T. Bailey, 69. of Raleigh, died Tuesday.

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