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A Freedom Fund Banquet will be held by the Dorchester County Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People this Saturday, Oct. 6, starting at 4 p.m. at Waugh UM Chapel, 425 High Cambridge. Guest speaker Rev. William T.

Wallace Sr. will discuss, Without Responsibility is For banquet tickets, contact Dorchester NAACP President James Pinkett or Executive Committee members Herschel Johnson, Victoria Jackson-Stanley, Alvin Tinch or William Jarmon by calling 410228-3242 or 301-221-1732 or email to www.wajjrchop- Rev. object is to encourage people to appreciate historiy relative to the African American experience through discussions and dialogue and to lea workshops and spiritual growth seminars that will enable clergy and the laity to become more effective and responsive to their calling in life. One of the ways Rev. Wallace attempts to accomplish this task is by writing articles for the American Heritage Theological Rev.

Wallace received his doctorate of ministry in evangelism from the Wesley Theological Seminary in Washing- ton, D.C. He became the pastor of Waugh Chapel UM Church in 1994. He is an elder and full member in the Peninsula-Delaware Annual Conference under Bishop Marcus Matthews. He actively serves in many conference and community organizations, including service as a clergy mentor and is an advocate for equality and justice according to scriptural interpretations and theological mandates. His faith motto is, give up on God.

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Planning for Heritage Day events are East New Market Heritage Committee members including, from the left, Mary Turner, Herschel Johnson, Chairwoman Marva Sampson, George Coleman, Doretha Abraham, Rev. Jonathan Whitney, Royce Sampson and Leolin Dockins. The East New Market Heritage Committee will celebrate its sixth Heritage weekend at Faith Community United Methodist Church, with special events this Saturday, Oct. 6, focusing on the life of Rev. Samuel Green, who had been a trustee of what was then Mount Zion UM Chuch in East New Market, the place where Green was arrested 150 years ago this year for possessing a copy of, for which he served five years of a 10-year prison sentence.

Events at Faith Community UM Church will begin Saturday with breakfast served from 7 to 11 a.m. Luncheon will be served starting at noon and carry-outs will be available. At 11 a.m. a program about the life of Rev. Samuel Green will begin, featuring a play written and produced by local playwright Barry O.

Foreman, recreating the events of 1857, including trial at the Dorchester County Courthouse in Cambridge. The play will also be performed again in the afternoon. Faith Community Pastor Jonathan Whitney made a recent pilgrimage to Nigeria, an experience which he says convinced him that African Americans owe it to their ancestors to trace their roots. Part of this past involves the story of Rev. Green.

celebrate Samuel Green as a turstee of Mount Zion United Methodist Church, as a lay preacher and as a respected citizen of the East New Market area where he was said Marva Sampson, chairwoman of the ENM Heritage Committee. events will also include African American cultural singing and dancing as well as fun activities and fellowship. Heritage weekend celebrates life of Rev. Samuel Greene Heritage Day Oct. 6 East New Market annual Heritage Day Celebration at Faith Community United Methodist Church, Rt.

14., East New Market features a service to honor Rev. Samuel Green starting at 11 a.m. and the Celebration Choir of Waugh Chapel UMC. See article for more information. Grace Fall Fest Oct.

6 Dr. Hines Fall Festival 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Grace UMC, Race Street, Cambridge. Breakfast and lunch sandwiches, homemade soups, bake table and yard sale tables.

For info, call 443-205-0887. Zion Picnic Oct. 6 Zion Baptist Church annual Unity Day Picnic will be held from noon to 5 p.m. Immanuel UCC Church Dedication Oct. 7 The Chorus of Dorchester and other choirs will perform during the dedication of the new at Immanuel United Church of Christ in Cambridge on U.S.

Rt. 50 at Whitehall Road, starting at 4 p.m. The Chorus of Dorchester will perform selec- tions including His Holy Raise Me and Louis a Wonderful World; spirituals Your and and other selections including and Call 410-2284640 for info about the church dedication. For informatio about the Chorus of Dorchester, call George Barnett at 410-2284253 or Cookie Brohawn at 410-2280161. Unity Speaker Oct.

7 Sallie Jenkins of the Unity Center of Light in Bowie will speak on Meaning of at the 10:30 a.m. service of Unity Eastern Shore at the Cambridge Club, 417 High St. For more information about Unity, call 410-9019989 or visit the Web site: www.unityeast- ernshore.net. Animal Blessing Oct. 7 Animals will be blessed at 2:30 p.m.

at St. UMC, Maryland Avenue, Cambridge to celebrate St. Day. Secretary Methodist Homecoming Oct. 7 A special homecoming service at First United Methodist Church in Secretary starts at 10 a.m.

with Rev. Bill Sterling, UM District Superintendent of the Easton District, as the guest speaker and the Sounds of Joy from Laurel. Luncheon follows. For info, call 410-943-3439. Oak Grove Homecoming Oct.

7 Built in the Oak Grove Church located on Smithville Road in Golden Hill has been beautifully restored and listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Friends and the public are invited to join in the Oak Grove Church 19th annual Homecoming Celebration at 2:30 p.m. with special speaker the Rev. Joseph Kelly. Refreshments will be served.

Celebration Sunday Oct. 7 Celebration Climax Sunday begins at 3:30 p.m. featuring The Anointed Five at Faith Community United Methodist Church, Rt. 14 East, East New Market. Holiness Service Oct.

7 Pastor Lee Miller with congregation from Wilmington, DE, can be heard at St. Holiness Church in Cambridge at 6 p.m. For more info, call 443-225-9824. Life Chain Sunday Oct. 7 A silent protest against abortion will be held along U.S.

Rt. 50 from 2 to 4 p.m. Gather at the Shoal Creek parking lot. Call 410-228-3396 for info. Hurlock Revival Oct.

7 10 Experience a New Purpose Revival begins Sunday at 11 a.m. and weeknights at 7 p.m. featuring guest speaker Pastor Paul Crowley at First Baptist Hurlock, 301 Poplar St. Childcare is provided for all services. For more info, call 410-9433055.

UM Conference Historical Workshop Oct. 12 The Peninsula-Delaware Conference Historical Society will hold a workshop at Waugh Chapel UMC Cambridge, 425 High from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Free but advance registration requested by calling 302-335-5544. Portraits at Waugh Oct.

12 13 A photographer will be at the Waugh Chapel, 425 High Street, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. to take portraits. Sponsored by Sistas Working for Christ. Call 410-2286247 or 410-228-2282 to make an appointment.

Hurlock MOPS Oct. 13 The First Baptist Church located at 301 Poplar will begin Mothers of Preschoolers meetings. Contact Audie at 410-943-3359 or Liz at 410-901-8968 to volunteer or to participate. Cokesbury Homecoming Oct. 14 The Cokesbury United Methodist Church, near Reliance, will be holding a Homecoming service at 2 p.m.

Speakers will be Doris and Major Bailey. There will be special music, with a dinner to follow. White Haven Homecoming Oct. 14 The White Haven UM Church, Church Creek, will hold Homecoming service at 2 p.m. with Rev.

David Stewart as guest speaker and special music by the White Haven Singers, Homecoming Choir of Mt. Calvary AME Church and Vaya Con Dios. Freedom Fund Banquet set Oct. 6.