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Fletcher explains Sacrament of Baptism to childrenWhen the children gathered at thefront of the sanctuary atLondesborough United Church on
Sunday, Sept. 25, Terry Fletcher
explained to them the Sacrament of
Baptism. Then the children had a
front row seat for the baptism of
Brook Christine Bergsma, daughter
of Grant and Sandy.
She accepted quietly being the
centre of attention and quite enjoyed
her walk about the sanctuary with
Terry to greet everyone.
A large number of her extended
family members were also on handto witness Brook’s acceptance intothe family of faith. Through her
baptism Brook can be assured of
God’s spirit working in her life.
Kerri Grant was organist for the
morning service. Flowers on the
memorial stand were in loving
memory of Darlene Vincent
(Bromley).
The Minute for Missions was
titled Ecumenical Accompaniment.
The World Council of Churches
have personnel in war-torn Palestine
who watch and record the atrocitiesthat befall persons there so the worldwill know of them. Money donated
to the United Church of Canada’s
Mission and Service fund work to
see that the real life stories of people
there are not forgotten or covered up.
The responsive reading was Psalm
78. The scripture passage was
Exodus 17: 1-7. In these verses we
learn that the Israelites have moved
from the shores of the Red Sea and
are encamped in a dry area with no
water. They complain to Moses who
seeks help from God. With his rodMoses brings water from a rock inHoreb.
Terry Fletcher remarked that
throughout the Old Testament the
Israelites seem to be complaining
folk, always making sure God was
living up to the terms of His
covenant with them.
Today there are many who are
wandering with dryness of spirit;
who are thirsty for God’s spirit in
their lives. For us church is an oasis
of peace and we need to help others
find this peace.
Understandably Christians find
spirituality in other places – nature, a
sense of satisfaction, singing, using
God-given talents, etc. Activities in a
church setting can bring those same
feelings of spirituality to others.
They need to understand that life is
fuller with the refreshment of spirit.
Jesus Christ came for everyone and
Christians need to bring this
spirituality to the community.
Londesborough United will hold
an Alzheimer Coffee Break
following the morning service this
coming Sunday, Oct. 2.
Londesborough United is lookingfor a new caretaker. If you orsomeone you know is interested in
this position, please contact Carmen
Drost.
Glen and Elaine Steinson are
offering the “Countdown Club”
once again this fall to all community
children ages Senior Kindergarten
to Grade 6. This club welcomes
children for a fun time of games,
singing, crafts and Bible stories
Thursday evenings from 6:30 to 8
p.m. at the Fellowship Bible Chapel
beginning Sept. 29. Children who
attend accumulate points each week
that they use in December to
purchase Christmas gifts for their
family. For more information call
519-482-5218.
Then on Oct. 6 Graham Russell
will begin the Bible Key Club at
Hullett Central School.
This is another Christian
activity club held at the end
of the school day. These two clubs
provide alternatives to music
lessons, sports teams, etc. for
children.
By BRENDA
RADFORD
Call
523-4296
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Youth club reprised at chapel
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