Baptists To Hear Associate Missionary To N. G. Deaf

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1 Baptists Will Host Payton 'At Norwood The Norwood Baptist Church is participating in the World Mission Conference, sponsored by the Stanly Baptist Association, November 2-7. This church will entertain Rev. Neal L. Peyton. Mr. Peyton, a native of Iowa, is missionary to the deaf of North Carolina, working in cooperation with the Home Mission Board and the N. C. Baptist Convention. He was appointed by the Home Mission Board in 1961 as a student missionary to the deaf of Eastern N. C., and in 1963became a regular, full-time missionary, serving the entire state. Rev. W. D. Huneycutt, pastor, said that Mr. Peyton will be heard Sunday morning, November 2, at ; Norwood. Pearl Hurt, a deaf I REV. NEAL L. PEYTON member of the church, and all -.. members extend an invitation to I the deaf and all mter~sted per-._ sons to attend the service. "#--Ahoskie7 HerU;;ci Co. Herafd I Mr. Peyton will also be at six Alberrnarle; Stanly News & Press; other churches during the World Aiiarews Journal, I Mission Conference, and six other Apex News-Herald 11 missionaries will speak at Nor- Asheboro: Randolph Guide Asheboro: Courier-Tribune wood Baptist Church, relating the Asheville News I various types of mission work be- Ayden Tribune ing carried on by the Baptists. Belmont Banner Bessemer City Record Benson Review Black Mountain News Brevard: Transylvania Times Bryson City: Smoky Mt. Times Boone: Watauga Democrat Burgaw: Pender Chronicle *--~--rr------~'--- I

2 Baptists To Hear Associate Missionary To N. G. Deaf Dr. Toby Hance, rmssionar chairman for the First Baptist church of Leaksville, announced this week that the Rev. Neal L. Peyton will speak at the church at 11 a.m. March 5 in observance of the Week of Prayer for the Rome Missions. The Annie Armstrong. offering will be taken at LaGrang;: Weekly Gazette Laurinburg Exchange Leaksville News mtr y News this time. All members and guests are urged to attend this special service. The Rev. Peyton was born and reared in Iowa. He attended Iowa State college for two years and then joined the Army. While in the Army he became a Christian and was called to preach tor the deaf. After getting out of service, he completed work for his B. A. degree at Howard college in Birmingham, Ala., at the same time serving as minister to the deaf at Woodlawn Baptist church there. He attended Midwestern Seminar in Kansas City, Mo., for one year and finished his' B. D. degree at Southeastern Seminary at Wake Forest. Since that time, he has been an associate missionary the deaf in North Carclna. He married and has three boys.

3 The Rev. Neal Peyton will be guest speaker for a three-day revival beginning Friday evening at Rosemary B apt i s t ; Church.- Well-known to the non-hearing and non-speaking, people of North and South Carolina and Virginia, he is associated with the Department of Missions, North Carolina Baptist State Convention. The Rev. Peyton was b 0 r n and grew up in Iowa. While in the Army he was called to preach to the deaf. He completed his degree from Howard College in Birmingham, Ala. The minister also attended Midwestern Baptist Seminary in Kansas City, Mo. for one year and then finished his B. D. degree at Southeastern Bap-. tist Seminary at Wake Fores't. There will be a special fellowship supper for the deaf and people of Rosemary Baptist Saturday evening at 6 o'clock in the church. All non - hearing and nonspeaking people of this area are invited to attend 'the revival services beginning at 7:30. He also will speak at 8:45 a. m. Sunday morning, according to the Rev. B. Marshall While-Hurst, pastor.

4 d DAILY HERALD, Roanoke Rapids, N. C., Fri., Nov. 3,1972, Pg. 3 o ~Rosemary Bae!!.st Church 'To Hear Minister To Deaf Rev. Neal Peyton, associate missionary to the deaf in North Carolina for the Baptist State Convention, will be guest speaker at the 8:45 a. m. Family Worship Service Sunday at Rosemary Baptist Church. In the absence of Rev. B. Marshall White-Hurst, minwho will conduct services at Caledonia Correction Institute Sunday, Joe Bryant will assist in this service. A special invitation is extended to all non-hearing and non-speaking people of the Roanoke Rapids area to attend this service. Rev. Peyton was born and grew up in Iowa and attended Iowa State college for two years before joining the army. While in the Army he became a Christian and was called to preach to the deaf. After getting out of the army, he compieted his degree from Howard His work also includes College in Birmingham, Ala. several sign language classes While in Birmingham, he each week to help hearing served as minister to the deaf people learn the 'language' of at Woodlawn Baptist Church. He also attended Midwestern the deaf so that they can help in churches and daily situations Baptist Seminary an Kansas where an interpreter is neede City, Mo., for one year and finished his BD degree at Southeastern Baptist Seminary in Wake Forest. Since that time he has been an associate missionary to the deaf in North Carolina for the Baptist State Convention. His work has taken him into the 30Baptist churches that are providing a ministry for the deaf of their areas; also into the three state schools for the ~ deaf once a month for chapel services and fellowship with the deaf boys and girls. The television program, "A Light Unto My Path," is another means of reaching five or six thousand deafin North Carolina.

5 ....-:a.c Wake Weekly Wake Forest, N.C.. Thursday, March Page 6 Members of Rolesville Baptist Church will welcome Missionary Neal Peyton and his wife, Jo Ann, to our Family Night Mission Service on Wednesday, March 20, at 7:15 p.m. Peyton was appointed by the Home Mission Board in 1961as a student missionary to the deaf in Eastern North Carolina. He became a full-time missionary, serving the entire state in 1%3. In 1978, he became director, Special Ministries Department in North Carolina which serves the deaf, blind and mentally retarded. A native of Iowa, Peyton attended Iowa State College in Ames, and is a graduate of Samford University, Birmingham, Ala., and Southeastern.Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest. During the Mission Program, Peyton will share with our church how we may become aware of persons who are deaf, blind or mentally retarded and how we can provide a ministry with such persons. Come and share with us in this SpecialMission Program. 0 -Martine Pollack NEAL PEYTON

6 Rev. Neal F. Peytan Baptists Plan M rssrons Schools AULANDER- Schools of Missions are being planned for the churches of the West Chowan Baptist Association for the weeki. of March and 26-31, when m iss ion aries will come from around the world to speak in the churches. In add i t10 n to "foreign" mtsstonartss, there will be "home" missionaries who serve in various parts of the United States, and " s tat e" missionaries who are carrying on mission work in different areas of North Carolina. Study classes are being held in Inost o~the churches concerning the Baptist "pioneer" work in, New Mexico, Idaho, Ohio, New; York and elsewhere where there are not many Southern Baptists and where there is a need for Christian work. During the Schools of Missions, the churches w1ll be divided into groups of seven, and each church will hear seven different mlsstonarfas from these different places. Meetings will be held Sunday morning and Sunday night, and then each night, Monday through Friday. The Rev. Neal F. Peyton will be the guest missionary for the Union Baptist Church. While in the Army, he became a Christian, and felt called to preach to the deaf. He earned his B.A. degree from Howard College in Birmingham, Ala., and mea n- while he served as minister to the deaf at the WoodlawnBaptist Church. Later he attended Midwestern Seminary in Kansas City, Mo., and finished his work at ~outheastel'n Seminary for his B.D. degree. Since that time he 'has been an associate missionary to the deaf in North CarOlina, and travels throughout the state assisting the deaf in every way POSSible, not only preaching, but helping them with their problems, and even OffiCiatingat weddings. The Rev. Mr. Peyton is married and has three boys. He will be the guest of the Union Church March 19-24, and will speak in the Conway, Severn, Roberts Chapel, Meherrin, Murfreesboro, Win ton and Union churches.

7 REV. NEAL PEYTON Revival 'Pens At Rosemary The Rev. Neal Peyton wlll,a Ministry to the Deaf. A Sunbe guest speaker at a revival day School is taught each Sunbeginning tomorrow night at day rand the church worship Rosemary ~ Church here, service interpreted on the secthe Rev. B. Marshall Whlte- ond and fourth Sunday morning pastor, has announced. at 8:45. An associate of the Depart- The c h u r chis planning a ment of Missions of the North special fellowship supper for its Carolina Baptist State conven- non-hearing and non-speaking tion, the Rev. Peyton is well friends on Saturday evening known to the non-hearing and 5:30 at the church. This eaking people of the area. precede the 7:30 service. As a special service, Rose- The revlval will conclude Sunmary Baptist Church conducts day, -----aoan~ll);as r 1'111 4-«Rocky Mount Telegram Salisbury Post Sanford Herald Shelby Star Statesville Record & Landmark Tarboro Southerner Thomasville Times Tryon Bulletin Washington Daily News Wilmington Star Wilmington News Wilmington Star-News Wilson Daily Times Winston-Salem Journal ~rfk~ Winston-Salem Sentinel

8 REV. NE5!: PEYTON Miss nary To Deaf Sets 'Area Revival The Rev. Neal L. Peyton of Wake Forest will be the guest speaker for revival services to be held Sunday through Wednesday at the First Baptist Church of IGranite li'lrfis. The ser-ies has been- manneewith special emphasis ministry to the dear. The Rev. Mr. Peyton, a native of Iowa, is missionary to the deaf of North Carolina, working in cooperation with the Home Mission Board and the N. C. Baptist Convention. He was appointed by the Home Mission Board in 1961 as a student mrssronary to the deaf of North Carolina, and in became a fulltime missionary, serving the entire state with the Rev. Jerry F. Potter. Alabama Grad The Rev. Mr. Peyton ed Iowa State College and is 8. graduate of Howard College in Birmingham, Ala. He received his theological education at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Kansas City. Mo., and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary at Wake Forest. While a student at Howard College, he served as pastor-interpreter for the deaf congregation of Woodlawn Baptist Church in Birmingham. An Army veteran, he is married to the former JoAnn Blackwood, and il the father of three children. Services will be held at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday and 7:30 p. m. Monday-Wednesday. Deaf students from western North Carolina wlll participate in the service. A nursery will b. open for all servtces. Hickory Daily Record Palill EflLeipilS Jacksonville Dailv News Kannapolis Independent Kinston Free Press Lenoir News Topic Lexington Dispatch Lumberton: Robesonian Morganton News-Herald New Bern: sun-joumal Raleigh: News & Observ Raleigh Times \ Reidsville Review Rockingham: Richmond Co. Journ APR

9 Rev. Neal Peyton Silent People In Revival Revival services for the silent people of the Morganton area willbe held in the fellowshiphall of the First Baptist Church ~f Morganton St1lrcttry through Wednesday. The Rev. Neal L. Peyton, missionary to the deaf in North Carolina, will be the guest minister for the revival services. Mr. Peyton, a native of Iowa, is working with the deaf in the state in cooperation with the Home Mission BoaJJL..lInf!the N.C. BaptIStCOnvention.He was appointed by the Home Mission Board and the N.C: Baptist Convention. He was appointed by the Home Mission Board in 1961as a student missionary to the deaf of Eastern North Carolina, and in 1963became a regular full-time missionary serving the entire state along with the Rev. Jerry F. Potter. Mr. Peyton attended Iowa State College and graduated from Howard College, Birmingham, Alabama. He received his theological education at Midwestern Theological Seminary, Kansas City, Missouri, and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest. While a student at Howard College, he served as pastorinterpreter for the deaf congregation of Woodlawn Baptist Church in Birmingham. He has served in the U.S. Army. He is married to the former JoAnn Blackwoodand they have three children. Services will be held Sunday morning at eleven o'clock and Sunday evening through Wednesday evening at 7:30 in the Fellowship Hall of First Baptist Church in Morganton. These services are sponsored by the Mary Huffman Ephpatha Bible Class of the First Baptist Church. All silent people are invited to attend these services 'rr.:p~ Lumberton Robesonia" ~ganton NeWS-Herald New Bern Sun-journal Rale~gh News & Observer RaleIgh Times Reidsville Review Rockingham: Riehm d C (') * ad~;jjr[r;~ OCT _

10 Reviva FOlr Deaf Scheduled,A series of meetings for the deaf will be held in the chapel of Green Street Bapt~hurch beginning Thur~nd con. eluding next Sunday. Rev. Neal L. Peyton, associ. ate in the Department of Deaf Missions of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, will be the evangelist. Peyton is a native of Iowa. He attended Iowa State College, Howard College, then attended Midwestern Seminary in postgraduate work. He completed his seminary training at Southeastern Seminary, W a k e Forest. Peyton is known for his ministry to the deaf, serving in North Carolina in his present capacity since He is married and has three boys. The services will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Nursery facilities and activities are being planned for children through five years of age during these services. The Sunday service will be held 11 a.m. and will conclude revival for the. deaf. High Point Enterprise Jacksonville Daily News Kannapolis Independent Kinston Free Press Lenoir News -Top ic Lexington Dispatch Lumberton Robesonian Morganton NeW5- Herald New Bern Sun- Journal Raleigh News & Observer Raleigh Times Reidsville Review o_c~ ~ f'.rockingham. Richmond Co. Journal * -...

11 Saturday,December4,197] First Baptist Chi reh Sl ryday -r Slated The guest speaker tt nded low. State Colleg and was graduated from Ho ard College in Birmingham, Ala He received his theological trarrnng at Midwestern Baptist Theclogical Seminary in Kansas City, Mo. and at Squtbeaswrn Baptist Theological Seminary at Wake Forest. I married and the father of An Army veterar I e IS children.... I :,~. v(_~h- DEC

12 GA's invited to hear missionary Neal LeRoy Peyton, a native of Iowa and missionary to the deaf of North Carolina, will be at Baptist Center Church on Wednesday, July 18, at 8:00 p.m. to speak about his work. Mr. Peyton works in cooperation with the Home Mission Board and the North Carolina Baptist Convention. He was appointed by the Home MissiolJL Board in 1961 as a student missionary to the deaf of eastern North Carolina, and in 1963 he became a regular full-time missionary serving the entire state. Mr. Peyton attended Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa, and graduated from Howard College, Birmingham, Alabama. He received his theological education at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Kansas City, Missouri, and South- eastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest, North Carolina. While a student at Howard College, he served as pastorinterpreter for the deaf congregation of Woodlawn Baptist Church in Birmingham. He has also served in the U. S. Army. Mr. Peyton has written two quarterlies, as well as for the "Simplified Bible Study." He has served as President and vice-president of the Southern... ~.,.. _ )... ".(" 11'1"1"'&':11 Clarkton: Southeastern Times Clayton News Clemmons Courier Baptist Conference of the deaf, and as president and vicepresident of the NC Chapter of the Registry of Interpreters for the deaf. Peyton is married to the former Jo Ann Blackwood, and they have three children. All members and visitors are urged to attend, especially GA groups, since they studied the deaf ministry during June.