TO GOD BE THE GLORY FOREVER AND EVER........................!!
(C.H.S.) CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL HAS PRODUCED MANY CLERGYMAN
(Bishops, Elders, Pastors, Ministers, Preachers, Deacons, and Evangelists)
Here's a few of them who participate on this C.H.S. Alumni website:
01- Class of 1956 - Carlos D. Caldwell ( of Franklinton, LA.)
02- Class of 1961 - Cassandra Lee Calloway (of Norwalk, CA. - Ordained Minister)
03- Class of 1962 - Bishop Willie W. Williams (of Victorville, CA.)
(Bishop Willie continually provides weekly prayers for the website under "The Apache Prayer "Group. THANK YOU Bishop Willie)!!
04- Class of 1969 - Coney Woodman (of Missouri City, TX.)
05- Class of 1969 -Selena Mosley (of Riverside, CA. -Licensed Minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ)
06- Class of 1971 - Benny McCrumby (of Compton, CA.)
(Benny is the President of the C.H.S.A.A. the Centennial High School Alumni Association. THANK YOU Benny)!!
07- Class of 1971 - Geary Faggett ( has a MUSICAL MINISTRY) (of Long Beach, CA.)
08 - Class of 1971 - Lavonne Robertson-Brown (Pastor) (of Conyers, GA.)
09 - Class of 1974 - Kenneth Williams (Pastor) (Compton, CA.)
10- Class of 1974 - Roosevelt Brown (of Portland, OR.)
11- Class of 1975 - Rodney Friend (Minister & has a MUSICAL MINISTRY) (of Los Angeles, CA.)
12- Class of 1975 - Clarence Terrell Jr. (of Visalia, CA.)
13- Class of 1976 - Eldred Smith (Pastor & has a MUSICAL MINISTRY) (of Los Angeles, CA.)
14- Class of 1976 - Elton Harps-Thornton (a Deacon) (of Lakewood, CA.)
15- Class of 1976 -Steven Windom (a Deacon) (of Claremont, CA.)
16- Class of 1977 - Alfred Johnson (Pastor) (of ??? no City or State named)
17- Class of 1978 - Victor Riley (Elder) (of Victorville, CA.)
18- Class of 1978 - Lenora Lee (Ministry) (of Sylmar, CA.)
19- Class of 1978 - Martelle Riley (Pastor) (of Los Angeles, CA.)
20- Class of 1979 - Simmie Sims Jr. (of Compton, CA.)
21 -Class of 1979 - Mike Patton (Minister) (of Independence, MO.)
22- Class of 1979 - Anita Adams-Jones (Minister) (of Compton, CA.)
23- Class of 1980 - Bonita "Bonnie" Thompson (of Inglewood, CA.)
24- Class of 1980 - Preness Esters-Marks (of Bellflower, CA.)
25- Class of 1981 - James Washington Sr. (of Euclid, OH.)
26- Class of 1981 - Dewayne Scaife (Minister) (of Bristow, OK.)
27- Class of 1984- Anthony D. Gray (of Compton, CA.)
28- Class of 1987 - O.G. McClinton III (of Inglewood, CA.)
29- Class of 1988 - Marcus Mooney (of Las Vegas, NV.)
THANK YOU ALL & MAY GOD CONTINUALLY BLESS YOUR MINISTRIES!!
(This info. is also posted under the "Apache Class Year Facts" Group)!!
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FRIDAY MORNING PRAYER:
He was aghast to discover that it was a mouse trap!
Retreating to the farmyard, the mouse proclaimed the warning, “There is a mouse trap in the house, there is a mouse trap in the house.”
The chicken clucked and scratched, raised her head and said, “Mr. Mouse, I can tell you this is a grave concern to you, but it is of no consequence to me; I cannot be bothered by it.”
The mouse turned to the pig and told him, “There is a mouse trap in the house.”
“I am so very sorry Mr. Mouse,” sympathized the pig, “but there is nothing I can do about it but pray; be assured that you are in my prayers.”
The mouse turned to the cow, who replied, “Like wow, Mr. Mouse, a mouse trap; am I in grave danger, Duh?”
So the mouse returned to the house, head down and dejected to face the farmer’s mouse trap alone.
That very night a sound was heard throughout the house, like the sound of a mouse trap catching its prey. The farmer’s wife rushed to see what was caught.
In the darkness, she did not see that it was a venomous snake whose tail the trap had caught.
The snake bit the farmer’s wife.
The farmer rushed her to the hospital.
She returned home with a fever. Now everyone knows you treat a fever with fresh chicken soup, so the farmer took his hatchet to the farmyard for the soup’s main ingredient.
His wife’s sickness continued so that friends and neighbors came to sit with her around the clock. To feed them, the farmer butchered the pig.
The farmer’s wife did not get well, in fact, she died, and so many people came for her funeral the farmer had the cow slaughtered to provide meat for all of them to eat.
So the next time you hear that someone is facing a problem and think that it does not concern you, remember that when the least of us is threatened, we are all at risk.
Heb 13:16 Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God.
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God, we praise You for life! We thank You Lord for placing people in our lives who are there when we call. Lord, help us to remember it's not about us, but it's about being available to You to help somebody else. We give You praise for a beautiful day today, in Jesus Name, Amen.
Because of Calvary,
Bishop Willie Williams
The Prayer MinistryAmen!
Thank You Bishop Willie for the prayers and for including me and my family in the March 22 prayer. The funeral services for my nephew were today. Thanks again Bishop.
God bless you!
Wayne Ware
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
When I was young, I used to admire intelligent people; as I grow older, I admire kind people.
(By: Abraham Joshua Heschel)
EXCERPT FROM PASTOR JOEL
Scripture of the Day May 22, 2007 " Be Kind to One Another
Dear Brethren",
Our Scripture of the Day is Ephesians 4:32:
Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you.
Todays one-another verse is at the end of a great section containing several very significant verses all framed within the put off, put on theme of Ephesians 4. Since I am going to share soon another verse devoted almost exclusively to forgiveness, I will share a few words on the kindness part of our verse for today.
Our world is harsh. Yes there is much attention given to diversity and mutual acceptance, but so much of that is couched within a political agenda and not a moral one, and a lot of it is communicated with little kindness.
I cant help but think that if we really concentrated on being kind to one another, and being tenderhearted that a great deal of our stresses and conflicts would dissolve in the church, in marriages, at workplaces. Ours is a world where simple kindness is fast becoming a lost virtue.
Kindness and tenderheartedness are related, the second offering insight especially into the first. To be kind is to have a tender heart and spirit toward the other, and to put that tenderness into words and action.
Most of us are not what we portray. We are hurting in some way. There is pain in the eyes of most people I see. Behind every smile there is a touch of sadness. Yes, in our life together, there is a time for exhortation and rebuke, but how much more that can be received if kindness is the norm.
Kindness is so practical. It has to do with the tone of our speech, the language of our bodies, the words we choose, and the effort we take to notice others. And it also has to do with acts usually simple acts not related to special events and culture driven expectations but just with the need of the other for gentleness, kindness, and tenderheartedness.
We all need kindness, and may be expectant of receiving it. We get upset when people dont seem kind to us. But if we each focus on being kind to the other then there would be plenty of kindness to go around.
Almost all of us are less secure, less confident, and more needy of encouragement and simple acts of love than we let on. We need less to be other peoples projects then we need to receive other peoples kindness.
Kindness replaces malice, anger, gossip, and unforgiveness. Yes, there can be no kindness where forgiveness is lacking. But that is for another day.
You know, as an observer of human behavior, as a pastor and counselor, and as a person in my own right, I have come to see how simple kindness goes a long way. But to be kind we have to stop; we have to notice; we have to greet, we often need to think ahead. We need room in the busyness of our lives to slow down. It is very hard to be kind on the run. Do you have time in your life to be kind?
Kindness gives other people the benefit of the doubt. It cuts others a little slack. It is very hard to be judgmental and kind at the same time.
We all like to know that we are appreciated, that we are missed when we are away, that we are noticed, that we matter. Kindness does all those things.
I want my children to work hard and be succe3ssful at whatever they do. But more than anything I like hearing of one of my children that they have been kind. I really dont care so much whether or not they are great scholars, athletes, beauty queens, or business women. I mean, all of that is fine. But it all pales into utter nothingness compared to simple kindness.
And the same goes for me. Yeah, it would have been cool to be a great athlete, to have been a great scholar, to be a great preacher, or a super entrepreneur. But if at the end of my long road of life someone were to see fit to write on my tombstone ,He was kind (assuming my Christian faith of course) then I will have succeeded in this walk of life. I want to be more that way. I hope you do too.
Pastor Joel
ARTICLE: HOW TO GIVE THANKS IN PRAYER AND PRAISE
(By Lewis Jeffries)
Acknowledge God. When we are true to ourselves we understand that we did not create ourselves, we do not sustain ourselves, and we are not in control of ourselves. There is a greater force in this world. A creating, sustaining, maintaining force put everything in order and keeps it that way. The force we know is God. When we think about God and acknowledge him for ourselves we want to get to know about him and maybe get to know him.
Seek God. Then we seek not just to know the existence of God, but we seek to know him personally. We seek to have a personal relationship with God. And as our relationship grows we begin to submit ourselves to him. We submit or will and our ways to be led by God and his will and ways become our will and ways. The more we seek him the more we get to know him. The more we know him the more we are in awe of his great and wonderful power.
Meditate on God. As our relationship grows and we begin to think of what he has done, is doing and will do; even for us. As we meditate on his works and his word. As we meditate on his promises and his faithfulness and we go to a deeper level a deeper relationship emerges and we want to talk to him.
Pray to God. We talk to God. We tell him about our problems. We talk to God. We yield our lives to him. We talk to God. We begin to trust him. We talk to God. We begin to know him as a personal redeemer. We talk to God. He saves us. We talk to God. Knowing all he has done. We talk to God. Knowing all he is doing. We talk to God. Knowing what he will do. And in our mind we reconcile that it is he who created us. In our mind we acknowledge it is God that gives us this air we breathe.
We Thank God. With an attitude of gratitude we talk to God thanking him for all that he does for. We thank God for this day. We thank God your yesterday. We thank God for life, health and strength. We thank God for loving us. We thank God for forgiving us. We thank God for his mercy and his grace. As we think things over and figure things out we realize that it was God. And we thank Him.
We Praise God. When we talk to God and we move from figuring it out that it was he who deserves the honor. Our soul (our feelings) moves in and takes over. Here we move into praise. For to praise him is to honor him. To praise him is to glorify him to praise God is to give God what he is due from our soul. Not just from our mouths. Not just from our head. This praise comes from a feeling that won't allow the rocks to cry out for us. Yes we know God in our minds and we know him even through our flesh. But praise comes from the soul. As we continue to grow deeper, even in the moment prayer goes to praise through thanksgiving. Praise goes to worship through thanksgiving.
Worship God.
Form our mind and flesh we thank God because we know and acknowledge him.
From our soul and feelings we thank God because we feel him.
From our heart we worship God because our spirit is one with him.
Our spirit moves into the presence with the Holy Spirit. In His presence We thank Him through worship. Beyond your mind, your flesh and your feelings is the spirit. Your spirit is in the spirit. For you are in God and God is in you. This place is reached by thanksgiving. This place is called Worship.
Thanksgiving with a yielded heart moves us from prayer to praise and into worship. For God is. He does not change. He is waiting on us to move into a relationship with him based on our prayer, praise and worship fueled by thanksgiving. Give thanks to God. Praise him for the things he has done. Let the spirit of thanksgiving move and transform you as you worship him. Worship the Lord.
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