Wallace Vll.Lead First Bap.ti&t Revival Here

Revival Services will begin nday morning in ~he First Baptist Church, Aberdeen, with the Rev. Jerry Wallace, pastor of First BapUst Church, Eliz• abethtown, N. c., as the visit• ing preacher. Mr. Wallace is a graduate of East Carolina Col• lege and received the B. D. and Th. M. degrees from Southeast• ern Baptist Seminary. Music for the week will be under the direction of Mr. Barry Lindley, who has recently join• ed the staff of First Church, Aberdeen, as Minister of Music-Education. The revival services will continue throughout the week at 7:30 each evening. Early morning services will be held REV. WALLACE on Tuesday- through-Thursday from 7:15 - 7:50. A nursery IS provided for all evening ser• of prayer at 4 :00 Saturaay after• vices. noon. The men of th<> church According to the pastor, in• have schedulea a connnuous tensive preparation is being chain of prayer in the sanctu• made for this meeting. The Dea• ary from 10 :00 p. m. Saturday cons are visiting each resident to 9:30 a. m. Sunday. family to enlist them in support The Rev. Gwenn E. Mc- of the services. The ladies of Cormick is pastor at the first the church are having an hour Baptist Church.

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The B l a n d w o o d Baptist hurch, located at the corner of ambridge Circle and Bland- wood Drive, v-ill begin its spring revival Sunday at 7:30 p. m. The services will be con• ducted nightly through April 14. The revival speaker will be the Rev. Jerry M. Wallace, pas• tor of the Elizabethtown Baptist Church. Rev. Wallace is a native of Rockingham. He graduated from· East Carolina College with a BA Degree and the Southeast• ern Baptist Theological Semi• nary with the Bachelor of Divin-, ity and Master of Theology De-1· grees. The Rev. Wallace has served as pastor of the Marven Baptist I Church in Marven. In 1960 he accepted the pastorate of the Elizabethtown church. Rev. Wall ace presently serves as a member of the General Board of the N. C. Baptist State1 Convention. , I The Rev. D. Wayne Martin;' pastor of Blandwood, extends and invitation to the public to attend these services. A nursery for the childrer. will be provided.

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cation from East Carolina Uni• tend these services. A nur• Revival Se~ versity and the Bachelor of Di• sery will be open each even- vinity and Master of Theology ing, The First Bapti~L Church from Southeastern Seminary at will begin its spring religious Wake Forest. From North Brotherhood emphasis with revival servi• Carolina State University, he ces beginning Sunday morning, holds a master's degree in Day of Prayer March 19, at 11 a. m, Ser• sociology and a doctorate in vices will continue each even• adult education. The Brotherhood of the First ing at 7:30 through Friday In addition to Dr. Wallace's Baptist Church will be the host March 24. strong leadership in the pas• to a day of prayer on Saturday The· Reverend Dr. Jerry M. toral area, he is also serv• March 18, from 8 a. m, to 8 Wallace, the pastor ot tbe Eliz- ing as adjunct professor of p, rn, The purpose of this ex• religion and sociology at Camp• tended prayer period is to en• bell College. He previously courage prayer participation held the same position with for the 'revival which is to be• Southeastern Community Col• gin Sunday, March 19. f lege in Whiteville. He is in w constant demand _ for revival H01;fly hosts for the day of services as he is able to pre• pray~f are as follows: sent the Biblical truths ~-th a 8:QO - 9:00 - David Jackson dynamic and compassi ate and • L. Britt: 9:00 - 10:00 - appeal. Ha y Cain and Harold Britt; Mrs, Joan Northen will co l .00 - 11 :00 · - David Odom, to First Baptist as guest so• Jr. and Graybeal Underwood· loist for the week. She is pres• 11:00 - 12:00 - A. H. Jackso~· ently a member of the staff of and Elias Pigford; 12:00- l :00 - the Second Baptist Church in Paul Clark and Andy Jackson; Fayetteville. Having worked 1:00 - 2:00 - W. M. Schwartz. ln revivals in several state and Marvin Sessoms; 2:00 - she continues to contribute to~ 3:00 - David Odom, Sr, and ward revival programs in Ronnie Williford; 3:00 - 4:00 - many churches, Fred" Fisher and Jonn-w amer; DR. JERRY M. WALLACE Mrs. Northen is well-known 4:00 - 5:00 - Joe Dowd and Ce- · cil Inman; 5:00 - 6:00 - J. Y. abethtown Baptist Church wili in the Fayetteville area through Duffee and Joe Loflin; 6:00 - ' serve as guest speaker. Dr. her contribution also to the 7:00 - Lenwood Davis and Wallace is the nephew of the Fort Bragg Playhouse where Jim Cash; 7:00 - 8:00 - Del• -hurch's pastor, the Rever• she won great favor in musi• cal plays with the songs, ton McColl and DannySch- nd John w. Wallace. He re• wartz. · eived his undergraduate edu- ''You'll Never Walk Alone" and "Climb Every Mountain.'' The people of St. Pauls are ..lt-4..01,..- s ~..-e:· 1".ii- .....o. ~-.-= .. ~ ..... She is a gifted singer and a dedi• invited to join in this prayer Saint Pauls Review effort by stopping in the church S'wansboro: CVlti t 9J 1 scene cated christian mother, Sylva Herald Coming to St. Pauls with Mrs. sanctuary for a period of Tabor City Tribune Nortben will be Mrs. Louise prayer. The men of the broth• Taylorsville Times be Trenton: Jones Journal erhood will serving re• Troy: Montgomery Herald freshments in the social room Valdese News of the church for those who Wadesboro: Anson Record wish to remain and talk Wadesboro: Messenger & Intelligencer [ Wake Forest: Wake Weekly Wallace Enterprise .;-valnutCove: Stokes Record

MRS. JOAN NORTHEN Britt Brigman as her accom- panist. She is the daughter o Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Britt of St, Pauls. GUEST MINISTER - Dr. Jerry . M. Wallace, pastor of the Elizabethtown Baptist Church, will be guest speaker in a revival at Spilman Memorial Baptist Church starting Sunday. Ser• vices will be held at 7:30 p, m. nightly through Wednesday.

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Dr. Jerry M. Wallace, pastor of the Elizabethtown Baptist church, will be guest preacher for a series of revival services at Spring Hill Baptist church, Wagram, next week. The series will open Sunday and continue through Thursday with services each night at 7:30. The revival will also be marked by special music by visiting and local groups. Mrs. Lee Hanna is choir director, Mrs. W.T. Crump organist. In addition to the church choir, music will be presented by Mrs. Alton A. Coble, soloist, a quartet com• posed of Lee Hanna, Ronnie Laviner, Alton A. Coble, and James Shaver, and the Scotland High Ensemble.

The visiting minister is a native of Rockingham and a graduate of Rockingham high school. He receive his Bachelor's degree from East Carolina College, then earned the Bachelor of Divinity and Master of Theology degrees from Southeastern Seminary. He later earned Master of Science and Doctor of Education degrees from North Carolina State. University. Clinical pastoral education was pursued at N.C. Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem. Prior to accepting the .> Elizabethtown pastorate in 1960, Dr. Wallace served the Morven Baptist church. Dr. Wallace is a former moderator of the Bladen Bap• tist Assciation and a former president of the Bladen Bap• tist Pastors Conference. He has served on the General Board of the Baptist State Convention and has been ac• tive in the Southeastern Seminary Alumni Association of the Convention. In Bladen county Dr. Wallace is a member of the county board of mental health and the East Bladen High School and Elizabethtown Junior High School Board of Education. Mrs. Wallace is the former Betty Blanchard of Warsaw, and there are three children, Betty Lynne, McLain and Kelly. • -• -·· ...,...,0 I "ll:>"Yof:) LaGrange: Weekly Gazette Laurinburg Exchange Liberty !

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Dr. Jerry M. Wallace Baptists Will Hold

Dr. Jerry M. Wallace of Camp• bell University will be preaching revival services at First Baptist Church, Southern Pines, beginn• ing this Palm Sunday and conti• nuing on the following schedule: Palm Sunday, April 12, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Monday, April 13, 7: 30 p.m.; Tuesday, April 14, 7: 30 p.m.; Wednesday, April 15, 7:30 p.m. Dr. Wallace has been chairman of the Campbell College Depart• ment of Religion since August, 1975. He has been adjunct pro• fessor of sociology at the college since 1970 while continuing as pastor of Elizabethtown Baptist . Church, which he had been serv• ing since 1960. · During his years at Elizabethtown, Dr. Wallace com• muted to North Carolina State University and, specializing· in sociology, completed . re• quirements for the degree of doc• tor of education, which he receiv• ed in 1971. In 1956-60 he had qualified for the bachelor of divinity and master of theology degrees at Southeastern Baptist Seminary, having received the bachelor of arts degree of East Carolina University in 1956. Dr. Wallace, who had his first professional assignment during his seminary days as pastor of the Morven Baptist Church in An• son County, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Wallace of Rockingham. He is married to the former Betty Blanchard of Warsaw. Their children are Betty Lynn, 22, a Campbell senior; McLain, their 18-year old son; and a daughter, Kelly 13. Mrs. Wallace is a teacher of mathematics in the school system of Harnett County. Dr. Wallace has been moderator of the Bladen Baptist Association and a member of various committees of the North Carolina' Baptist State Conven• tion and of its General Board. The public is invited to attend. ,...~~A CLIPPING .SERViCE. 1115 HILLSBORO RALEIGH·, NC 27603 TEL. (919) 833-2079

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Dr. Jerry M. Wallace )<.Cf'/ -,,.; ! Dr. Jerry M. W_!.lface;Deen of the - l::tni\fersity,--campbell University, has been called as interim pastor of the Salemburg Baptist Church.

Dr. Wallace is a native of Rockingham. He is a graduate of East Carolina University, North Carolina State University, and Southestern Baptist Seminary. He is married to the former Betty

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Campbell University photo Former pastor honored The Campbell University board of trustees has named its stu• dent center the Jerry McLain Wallace Student Center. Wallace,a native of Rockihgham, serves as vice president for academic af• fairs and Provost of Campbell University. Wallace served o • ,vft£.Pafi!ist Church from 1956·1960.He and his wife, the former llety"B ancb:ard,have three children, Betty Lynn WallaceJohn• son, Jerry McLain Wallace Jr. and Lydia Kelly Wallace McLamb; and three grandchildren. Above, Dr. and Mrs. Wallace are con• gratulated by Campbell University President Norman A. Wig• gins, left. 0-~CJI 9 BLADEN JOURNAL, Elizabethtown, N.C. Friday, December 26, 1997· Page 3A I Couple honored with dedication B

t of Christmas service at Campbell I ~ . BY ERIN SMITH Carolina University and earned his the Eastern Advisory Committee, Staff Writer bachelor degree of divinity and Baptist Retirement Homes of NC, Dr. Jerry M. Wallace and his master of theology degrees from Inc. wife Betty, learned Sunday No• Southeastern Baptist Theological He is married to the former Betty vember 30, the Campbell Univer• Seminary. He received his master Blanchard, a Campbell alumna sity Christmas Program was dedi• of sociology and doctor of educa• who graduated from the University cated to them. tion degrees from North Carolina with a bachelor of science degree. Prior to his joining the Campbell State University. The Wallaces are the parents of University faculty, he served as He is a member of the American three children, Betty Lynne Wal• pastor at the Elizabethtown Baptist Academy of Religion, the American lace Johnson, Jerry McLaine Wal• Church in Elizabethtown. Sociological Society, the Baptist lace, Jr. and Lydia Kelly Wallace The dedication was announced at Professors of Religion, the North McLamb. They have three grand- a combined meeting of the trustees, Caroli achers of Religion, and children. members of the Presidential Board { { of Advisors and benefactors of ==~---~~ Campbell University. These mem• bers make up the Meeting of the Combined Annual Giving Clubs, for those who have given of their time and money to the University. The program, entitled Christmas Couple honored at Campbell at Campbell, was performed Sun• Dr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Wallace were honored when the Christmas at Campbell was dedicated to day night, November 30, for Uni• them. They learned about the honor at the Meeting of the Combined Annual Giving Clubs. Dr. versity trustees, advisors and do• ( ~alla~e served as the pastor of the Eli~tist Church prior to joining the faculty at nors. A performance Monday night, December 1, was open to the pub• ~ell University. • - ~ lic. Christmas at Campbell features readings of scripture beginning with Adam and Eve and ending with the birth of Christ. The scriptures were read by Campbell University de• partment heads and faculty mem• bers. In between scriptures, hymns and carols of the season were per• formed by the Campbell University Singers, Choir and musicians. Dr. Wallace, who serves as vice president for academic affairs and provost for Campbell University, joined the faculty in 1970 as an adjunct professor of religion and sociology. He became a full time professor in 1975. He was appointed to the position of University Provost in 1984 and was named vice president in 1986. He has played a major role in program expansion at Campbell University by chairing such com- ' mittees as the Lundy-Fetterman School of Business, the School of Pharmacy, School of Education and the Divinity School. Dr. Wallace graduated from East