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THURSDAY, MARCH 11th, 1066
HURON PRESBYTERY OF
TH.E UNITED CHURCH
DISCUSS CHURCH UNION
41 regular mee.ting ot. tittron
:Presbytery of the United. Church
of Canada held on Wednesday,
Marph 3, in Winghain 'United
Church, Wingham, under chair-
Man, Itev. Clifford Britton. or
SeafOrth.
-presbytery was informed that
14 ministers arc entering the
United Chuych of Canada from,
such churches as the Baptist Con-
vention Ontario and Queboc,
The Evangelical Reformed.
Church of North-west Germany,
The Chinese . Christian Church of
Formosa, The Church of Scot-
land, The Reformed Church- in
America, These ministers will be
received by Preshyteries across,
Canada.
Rev, Clifford G. Park of Clin-
ton, a me-tuber of The London-
Huron Committee on Church
Union commented upon the pros-
cots of union between the Angli-
can and United Churches: "'There
are two requirements for a suo
cessrul union between the two
churches: — (1, me acceptance
61 Bishops by the United Church
and (2) recognition by the
Anglican Church of the United
Church Ministry as vana with-
out re-ordination. In the proposed
new church the method of estab-
lishing and consecrating Bishops
should satisfy the Anglicans.
then again, the fact that the
Bishops would be responsible to
the Church Courts should make it
acceptable to The United Church.
We should also point out that
this will be mutually acceptable
membership as well as ministry.
it should be kept in mind that the
London-Huron Committee's find-
ings have no authority outside
the London Conference and
Huron Diocese; we do hope that
our plan will spark discussion and
The United Church Women of
the Presbytery reported that
2,957 members raised a total ot,
$114,000.00 in 1964.
The Centennial Committee in-
itiated plans for the obsehran Ie
of the Church's 40th Anniver-
sary when it designated Sunday,
June 6th as the day to hold such
an event; it recommended that
each, congregation plan a local.
service with a speaker from
another denomination as guest.
"In such a way." the Committee
Chairman, Rev. Cecil Jarilne,
Winghain, reported, "we can em.-
phasize our membership in the
Church Catholic (or world-wide."
A solemn note was expreSsod
regarding the shortage of or-
dained ministerS. Ninety men are
lost each year in the church
through death, retirement, etc.
With the increase in the number
of new churches being estab
lished and a poor enlistment in
the ranks of students, the picture
does not look good for the ratal.
areas which would be, the first to,
feel the shortage.
MEN WANTED
Rawleigh Business now open
in Huron County. Trade well
etablished. Excellent opportun,
ity. Full time, Write Rawleigh,
Dept. C4524.89, 4005 Richelieu,
St, Henry' Montreal,