HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2010-02-11, Page 19The Belgrave Seniors Community
Club met on Friday with a potluck
dinner at noon.
President Muriel Coultes
welcomed everyone and grace was
sung.
During the business it was decided
to hold the next meeting on Friday,
April 16, also with a potluck dinner
at noon
The group will provide
entertainment and lunch for
Huronlea in Brussels on Tuesday,
May 11.
The zone rally was announced for
Grand Bend in May.
Jim Hunter gave a report of the
Belgrave Community Centre Board.
He mentioned many donations had
been made to the board.
The club will host a dessert shoot
on Friday, Feb. 12 at 1 p.m.
Ross Procter was the guest
speaker. He read and recited several
poems and articles written by local
people.
He also discussed his love of
music. Everyone shared their
favourite types of music and the
words in them.
The meeting closed with the
singing of God Save The
Queen.
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Procter entertains at Club
Rev. Tom Murray welcomed thecongregation on Sunday, Feb. 7.Celebrating birthdays wereAndrea Shiell, turning 14, HowardRobert who turned 50 and BrendaMurray.Knox United Church and the
community extend sincere sympathy
to Glen Van Camp, Jane Van Camp
and families on the loss of Gary Van
Camp.
The call to worship was read
responsively followed by the singing
of the Song of Praise, Joyful, Joyful
We Adore You.
The senior choir sang Communion
Contemplation, accompanied by
Elizabeth Procter.
The children and youth occupied
the front pew for story time withRev. Tom Murray. Rev. Tom had afishing pole and told them of hisexperiences of fishing whilegrowing up in Scotland. This wasrelated to Luke 5: 1-11 where Jesustold Simon to fish in the deep
waters. He did and when he pulled
the nets up they were full of fish.
From then on Jesus told them to
fish for people.
The Song for the Journey was
Dear Lord, Lead Me Day By Day
and the children adjourned to
Sunday school.
The shared scripture was Psalm
138 and Corinthians 15: 1-11.
Great Is Thy Faithfulness was
sung.
The gospel reading was takenfrom Luke 5: 1-11 and the messagewas based on the children’s storyand the gospel reading.God’s word was entitled, Learningthe Three Step Faith Walk. Peopledon’t have to walk alone, God is
always with them. People need to
trust Jesus. They need to be plugged
in and help others trust Jesus.
Don Shiell and Ken Procter
collected the offering.
The sacrament of communion was
administered with Rev. Tom Murray,
Brian Potter, Don Procter, Ken
Procter, Jim Barnes, Mary Thomas
and Pat Hunking taking part.
All the Way My Saviour Leads Me
was the Song of Praise.
The mission and benediction wereread responsively.The Sung Blessing concluded themorning worship service.Elizabeth Procter accompanied allthe hymns.Church community extends sympathy
Slope queens
Madill’s Nordic skiers continue to command the slopes, From left: Michelle Studhalter of Blyth,
Kara Hendriks of Lucknow and Kelsey Morgan of Teeswater take a break at the recent Huron
Perth championships in Duntroon. (Photo submitted)
A community potluck, sponsored
by the Women’s Institute, will be
held in the church hall at noon on
Tuesday, Feb. 16. Bring dishes and
cutlery.
NEWS
FROM BELGRAVE
By Linda
Campbell
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PEOPLE AROUND
BELGRAVE
On Thursday, Feb. 11 the United
Church Women potluck supper is at
6:30 p.m. in the church hall. Richard
Anderson will be showing his
pictures of Peru. Everyone is invited
especial, the men.
On Feb. 23 and Feb. 24 the UCW
will be making beef pies. Help will
be needed at Donna Shaw’s on
Tuesday morning and at the church
on Wednesday morning. The pies
cost $3 each.
The Knox UCW met at the home
of Donna Shaw on Tuesday, Feb. 2
at 2 p.m. Pat Hunking was in charge
of the meeting and after welcoming
everyone she read a poem, Making a
Difference.
During the business several thank
you notes were read.
The UCW will help with funding
for children wanting to go to Camp
Menesetung.
The World Day of Prayer was
announced for Friday, March 5 at
2 p.m.
The regular March meeting is
cancelled so everyone can attend
the service.
An invitation is extended to the
WMS of the former Presbyterian
Church to join as well.
Sheila Nixon opened the worship
with a poem, A Space in a Crowd.
Her meditation was on making a
space – such as the story in the Bible
of the friends who made room for
the man on the stretcher to meet to
be healed by Jesus.
Pat Hunking read an article from
the Lenten Book, There Is No ATM
In The District. The Bible gives
several references for the use of
money and how it describes a
lifestyle.
Following grace Muriel Coultes
and Barbara Anderson served lunch
for a social time around the
table.
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