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WHITECHURCH NEWS.
Chalmer's Presbyterian •
Women'i Missionary Society held
their meeting February 17 at
2 p.m. at the home of Mis. Wes-1
Icy Tiffin: Mrs.'Wallace Conn I
presided for the President Mrs.
31.11 Rintoul., She gave the call tei
worship stressing that God has to
use people's fiands, feet and
tongue to do His work.
•The scripture was read by. Mrs.
Russel Ross. The meditation
was• given by Mrs. Victor Emer-
son. The world is in a whirl of
materialism and full of selfish int-
ereits, We are kind in a sense.
"
We give but watch for credit for
what we give. Kindness is some-
thing which is manifested
whether one feels like manifesting
it or not. Christ is .your• paitern
for true kindness. Mrs. Robert
---Rosgav-4-,readift&ahe_Friend
Who Just Stands By.
The next meeting will be the
third Thnzsclay in March at the
home of Mrs. Robert Ross.
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LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED .
CHURCH
J. W. Van Steuipvoort
Pastor
-Services:
10:00 a.m. Service
2:30 p.m.. Service
VISITORS WELCOME.
Denominational Radio Broad.
cast,_ "The Back To. God. How"; every Sunday: CJCS (Stratfoil)
— 2:00 p.m..; CFOS (Owen Sound) -- 6:00 Pan.
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Minister
FEBRUARY 27tti
LENT 2,
7:15 p.m. Confirmation Class
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POINT TO PONDER
Every Christian truth, gracious
and comfortable, alias a corres-
ponding obligation, searching
and sacrificial.
Harry Emerson Fosdick
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wocripw AREA PARISH
The Rev. R. Odendahl .
Rector
FEBRUARY 27th
LENT
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Ar-a-- Went's-were ma eTfer_r-the-----dre• secret-ofir does-- Pay of Prayer Friday, March 3 . God allow •these things to cone
'to be held in Chalmer's Presbyter-' to pass? The answer is His
ian Chinch. Thank you notes Answer' to Paul "My Peace•is
*were received from Misses Annie sufficient for you and rest on His and' Mary Laid-law and Mrs. And7 promise".. . rew Gaunt. Mrs. Craig read a •
1 newsletter from Armagh thanking , Mrs. Conn gaVe the closing
the Soiety for theksupport with'. prayer. Collection fOr the Ladies
gifts at Christmas. The collecs tionl,Aid was received: Mrs. A. E.
was dedicated by Mrs: Wm.Pur- Purdon in her 94th year recited
don. eThe 'roll call was answered "The Blind'Brother" for the 13
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with a verse with the word corn- attendees. Mrs. Tiffin served
mandment or'a commandment. lunth.•
. PAWS TIN
cui was stricken With blindness.
He carried op his work under* this
strain, which he terms a light
afflictiOd. No doubt. Many
times Paul' wondered why he mus
suffer so and prayed to God to
have this thorn in his flesh remov-
y-
ed, but God's answer was, My
Grace is sufficient for you. Ever
one at some time passes through
times of trial and we question
Why? We have many problems
making a liying, making ends
-meet, conquering disease and
grappling with the sin of the
world., What should we do as
trouble besets us OPe-v-erylialid?
The lawyer spends 2/3 of his
time adjusting legal troubles;
the physician spends' most: of his
time correcting physical troubles;
the minister, spends 3/4 of his
time dealing with mental, moral'
and, spiritual troubles. As yet we
have not discovered a solution
NI the problems of suffering. We
haVe discovered continents, riv-
ers, islands of the world; secrets
of steam, pOwer, electricity,
invented the telephone, radio-:
'phone , conquered' land, sea and
air. Yet we have not discovered
Mrs. Bill Evans gave a. reading
"Right",
!The topic "Paul" was given by
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Paul an ideal
Missionary on the road to Datnas!'
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Mrs. D. LOgtenberg and Mrs.
J. Drennan, as committee lead-
errs in "Christian and Missionary
Education" , presented the ladies
with information on Africa.
Everyone sang "Kuin Ba Ya",
Rev. C: McClenai,han showed
a, film entitled "Focus on
fAfrica". Discussion period fol-
lowed, Rev.. McClenaghan play -
ed a record of African music
while the ladies gathered for the
meeting and also during lunch.
The roll call-was answered with
"LnfOrmation on-Africa".
Mrs. McClenaghan reported on
the Presbyterial meeting at Strat-
ford. World Day of Prayer will be
held in the Presbyterian Church on
March 3rd at 2 o'clock. Mrs. K.
Dawson gave a reading on "The
Gentle Art of Kissing".
Rev. McClenaghan closed the
meeting with prayer. A social
-hour-folloWesiwith lunchho_stesses,
being. Mrs. C. McClenaghan,
Mrs. W. Pentland and Mrs. R.
Eedy.'
Presbyterian
Evening Auxiliary
The Lucknow Presbyterian
Evening Auxiliary February meet-
ing was held on the 15th at '8 p.m.
in the Fellowship room of the
Church with 15 ladies present.
-Mrs:-Lloyd Moffat wa-s-in_the_Pies-
ident's chair, and opened with a
poerri. Scripture and meditation
was presented .by Mrs. Ronald
Forster.
The W. M. S. Purpose•was re-
peated, and the roll.call answer-
ed. Business and •Correspondence
were discussed. Offeratory pray-
er by Mrs. Lloyd Moffat. '
The topic, based: on the Study
Book "Beyond Independence",
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ASHFIEL.P. NEWS
• The February meeting of the
Women's Missionary. Society was
held at the home of MrS.. Lloyd'
Collins with Mrs. Ewan MacLean
presiding. She. began with the
Call to worship, which was fel-
loWed'by.'a prayer from Mrs',.
Colin Howes, Mrs. Stuart .Mac ,
Lerman read the scripture and ..
meditation,. "In Harmony%
A panel telling of the problems
-faced -by Africans in these times
of change Was-,.giyenky Mrs.. -
Earl Howes, as an Older African,
Mrs. Colin,Howes,. as a young
Canadian. and Mrs:. lloycl,collins
as a younger, African. Posters
.were displayed showing pictures
of hOtnes., working habits and
scenery in Africa; and -of statistics.
of population, states, ntimber of
Christians and the help' given by,.
the Presbyterian Church in Can- -
ada. •
Mrs: -Mae-Lennan gave, a readL-
ipg on "It is Sown", and Mrs.
Collins the Offeratory prayer.
Roll call was answered•by 13
members with "why is it so hard
to 'get people to take an office".
rhe bu.siiiess- part .16-Hewed.
The new nominating ,committee
consists of Mrs. West, Mrs.
A.,Mat.DOnald and Mrs. Lloyd
Collins. Reports were given by
the Treasurer, and of visits made
and cards sent to bereaved and
ill. A speaker will address the
March meeting and another
group invited to attend.
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THE LAJC,KNOW SENTINEL, .0ci(Now,,oNTARip
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1972
'the Church in Africa" was given
by Mrs. Frank Hawthorne.
The closing hymn was #209
Beneath the' Cross of Jesus. Mils.
Glenn Noble react an article .rc,
'garding this hymn before it was
sung: The meeting closed with
the Loan prayer repeated in
unison. Lunch and a social half
chapter two, entitled "Changesdn—hour followed.
10 a.m
11 a.m. Morning Worship
Scouts, Guides, Cubs and
Brownies will worship with us
-Lucknow
Presbyterian 'Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
Minister
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Phone •528-27 0
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10 a.m. §unday School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
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St. Peters Lucknow 11:45. a.m.
Church School — 10:30'1UP.
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