I Played The Organ Prelude For The Fourth Annual Negro Spiritual Festival!


4th Annual
Negro Spiritual Festival

Sponsored By
Fellowship Unit #6

Sunday, October 17, 1999
Three O'clock P.M.

Mount Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church
1400 Ringo Street
Little Rock, Arkansas 72202

Ora D. Stevens, President
The Reverend Robert Willingham, Jr., Pastor


I think of her because she was my second mother, and she stood by me in the writing of this "Tell All Website About Church Folk", when other would not. I also taught her about the computer and what the Internet would mean to people living in the 21st century and not to fear this machine that is the KING OF LIFE...(:) She also told me whatever I say about church folk I can still play up a storm...

She was very unselfish having me to play for many thing at her church, in my 35 years.



In honor
Of
The Late Edith King Flakes

Our devoted member, the late Sister Edith King Flakes, has rendered most valuable services to our church. No member in our history has served with a greater degree of dedication, integrity and sincerity. We cannot appraise adequately the value of her service, but it far exceeds any honor that we are bestowing upon her memory today. This is the reason her electrifying personality has been elevated for the watching centuries to observe.


Program

Organ Prelude ................................ "Go Down Moses"

arr. by Midi Organist George Foster

The Spiritual ......................... “Ole-Tire Religion”

The Choirs and Congregation

Gim-me dat ole-time religion, Gim-me dat ole-time religion'
Gim-me dat ole-time religion, It's good enough for me.

Verses
1. It was good for my ole father....
2. It was good for my ole mother....
3. Makes me love ev'rybody....
4. It will take us all to heaven....

The Invocation ............................ J. D. Johnson, Jr.

The Occasion ................................ Ora D. Stevens

“My Hope Is Built On Nothing Less”... arr. by Rosephanye Powell
“Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel?” .......... arr. by Moses Hogan
“Ride On, King Jesus” ..................... arr. by Moses Hogan
Philander Smith Collegiate Choir Dr. William C. Powell, Director

The Vocal Solo
“O What A Beautiful City” ............. arr. by Edward Boatner
Adrianne Westbrook

“Keep Your Lamps” ...................... arr. by Andre' Thomas
“Ain't - A - That Good News” ..................... Traditional
Bullock Temple CME Church Choir Othella Faison, Director

The Piano Selections
“Deep River” ...............................Traditional
“Heab'n” ...................................Traditional
Searcy Ewell

The Offertory ................. Jewel Quick Delcenia Lewis

“Ain't Got Time To Die”.................... arr. by Hall Johnson
“When I Was Sinkin' Down” ................. arr. by Hall Johnson
“King of Kings” ......................... arr. by Glenn Burleigh
Art Porter Singers Sterling Ingram, Director

“Fix Me, Jesus” ...................... arr. by Wm. Henry Smith
“Hush! Somebody's Calling My Name”...... arr. by J. B. Herbert
Hunter United Methodist Church Choir Sharon Clay, Director

“The Spiritual Medley” .......................... Glenn Burleigh
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church Choir Vaughncier Davis, Director

The Remarks ... Ora D. Stevens, President Reverend Robert Willingham

Master of Ceremonies ............. Lynda Johnson

We, the members of Fellowship Unit #6 are grateful to the choir Directors, choirs, Instrumentalists, Vocalists, and all participants who helped to make this Negro Spiritual Festival a success.

A special thanks to Mrs. Edith Y. Powell for making contacts and arranging the program.

RECEPTION IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWS IN THE PAUL L. DORTON FELLOWSHIP HALL.

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