HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-03-19, Page 19THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1986. PAGE 19.
God's covenant sermon topic at Me/vi//e
On Sunday morning Holy Com-
munion was observed at Melville
Church, Brussels. The Choir ren-
dered the anthem, "0 Love That
Will not Let Me Go," the duet
being taken by William King and
Murray Huether.
Rev. Victor Jamieson chose as
his text, "Christ sets us free from
the sacrifice of the old covenant."
The Israelites were wandering 40
years in the desert and God fed
them daily with manna. God spoke
to Moses to make a set of laws,
written as the Ten Comandments
as a way for the Israelites to
approach God. God also gave
Moses an explicit plan and direc-
tionstobuild an earthly tabern-
acle. Exodus: 25 and Hebrews 9:
1-15. It was to made of offerings of
the people of gold, silver, brass.
precious stones, fine lines and
wood.
All this was the old covenant, but
God saw the need for a new
covenant. God made a new coven-
ant for the fulfilment of salvation.
Jesus is the door. He sacrificed
himself, will cleanse us with His
Knox church, Auburn holds
induction service
The minister Gary Shuttleworth
was in charge of the morning
service at Knox Untied Church.
Organ and piano prelude by Mrs.
Gordon Gross and Marjorie Mc-
Dougall.
The flowers in the sanctuary
werefrom thefuneral ofthe late
Harold Stanbury. An instrumental
was played by Lori Millian at piano
and Christine Bush on violin. The
Act of Induction took place for all
new church officers of all groups by
Gary Shuttleworth and Barry
Millian.
The junior congregation was
lead by Lori and Donna Lynn
Armstrong and Joyce Bean.
The minister's sermon was
entitled "Signs of the Past".
Offering was received by Peter
Verbeek and Steven Millian. Next
Sunday, March 23 will be Palm
Sunday with Holy Communion
Service.
April 2 will be the Annual
Sunday School Pancake Supper
and tickets are available from the
Sunday school members or teach-
ers. Times for settings are 5 p.m., 6
p.m., 7 p.m. Please get tickets as
soon as possible soyou won't be
disappointed.
Blyth Lost Heir
party held
Seven tables were in play at the
Blyth lost heir card party at
Memorial Hall on March 12.
Alma Madill had the top score
for the ladies while Alvin Snell had
the best score for the men.
Colleen Glousher had the low
score for the ladies and Charlie
Smith for the men.
blood and give us the bread of life.
He is the Light of the World and all
who believe in Jesus Christ truly
take the sacrament. It is a time for
beautiful communion with Christ
and we should praise Him with
thanksgiving in our lips.
Prayer meetings are being held
in the homes and the past week
centred on Household Salvation.
A sleighriding party was taken to
the sugar -bush at Ken and Judy
Shortreed's. The method of tapp-
ing trees with the pipeline and the
new evaporator were viewed. A
new gas stove boiled maple syrup
and taffy was made on snow in
cavestroughs on the ground. Out-
side, overa wood fire a barbecue of
toasted buns and wieners and
marshmallows was enjoyed by all.
Other events also took place to
make a very delightful outing for
all.
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Rev. Roger Gelwicks
Good Friday Service - 10 a.m. March 28
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Sunday School 11:00 a. m.
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