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Quartet sings Sunday at
Auburn Missionary Church
A highlight of the Sunday
morning service at Auburn
Missionary Church was a mixed
quartette consisting of Pastor and
Mrs. Came and John and Helen
Baumbach, who sang "There's a
New Name Written Down in
Glory" a capella.
Pastor Came's message taken
from Heb. 1:1-14 was entitled "The
Superiority of the Son". God
revealed Himself to Adam and Eve.
God came to Abraham making
prophecy. God came to Jacob when
he saw the ladder from earth to
heaven with angels going up and
down. God revealed Himself to
Moses when Moses encountered
God in the wilderness. The
revelation of God through the Son
is foremost. The revelation of the
Son is fitting and personal. In these
last days God speaks and the
revelation of the Son is final. The
sacrifice of the Son of God is final
for anyone who wants to be saved.
Kids Crusade will be at Auburn
Missionary Church July 13 to 17
with the Blyth Christian
Puppeteers.
Rev. Ross conducts children’s
service with Canada theme
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8,1992. PAGE 19.
Duffs United Church
welcomes new minister
The Rev. Randy Banks was
welcomed to the Walton Bluevale
charge on Sunday morning July 5
at Duff's United Church, Walton
when a joint service was held. A
large banner hung in front of the
choir welcoming Randy, Patty,
Brandy, Tanner, Geoffrey and
Cassandra to Walton manse. They
moved in on Friday from
McGregor, Manitoba.
Neil and Marie McGavin
welcomed at the door. Glenda
Carter was organist. The offering
was received by Fred McClure,
John Gillis and Lavern Godkin.
Graeme Craig welcomed the new
minister on behalf of the pastoral
relations committee and thanked
everyone who had helped out
during the last two days.
The opening hymn was "Holy,
Holy, Holy". Jean Mathers led in
prayer. A quartet consisting of
Marion Godkins, Gloria Wilbee,
Don McDonald and Graeme Craig
sang "Precious Memories"
accompanied by Glenda Carter.
The children's story on "Why do
we have to share?" was taken by
JoAnn McDonald. "I Am The
Light Of The World" was sung.
The 23rd Psalm was repeated in
unison. Jean Mathers and Viola
Kirkby read the scripture lessons.
Hymn "Praise My Soul" was sung.
Rev. Banks took over for the rest
of the service. He remarked in the
past week, he had his last service at
McGregor last Sunday and his first
today at his new charge. He closed
with let us work for the good of all
and thanked everyone for their
patience and welcome to him and
his family.
Minute for Missions were read
by Gloria Wilbee. Then the
offering and closing hymn, "Guide
Me, O Thou Great Jehovah" was
sung. Rev. Banks said the
Benediction and Grace before
everyone went to the basement for
a delicious smorgasbord lunch.
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Family holds
69th reunion
[The news from
in Walton
On Sunday, June 28, Isabelle
Shortrccd, Ken and Judy Shorlrced,
Amy and Kendra attended the 69th
Higgins family reunion. It was
held at the Belgrave Women's
Institute with 69 family members in
attendance.
Games were played outside
during the afternoon with a time of
visiting for the older folks. A
picnic supper was much enjoyed
later inside the hall.
Learning the
Ropes Pays Off
Rev. Paul Ross conducted the
service at Knox United Church and
Nancy Park was organist.
There was early hymn sing. Rev.
Ross told the children's story about
Canada and gave the children
balloons with the Canadian flag on
them. "Give Me Oil In Mv Lamri"
was sung, Rev. Ross read the
Scripture from Luke. Hymn
"Rescue The Perishing" was sung.
Rev. Ross's message was Preaching
on Parables #1 "The Good
Samaritan". He also gave the
Prayers of Thanksgiving and
Intercession and the Lord's Prayer
Learning French
makes a world
of difference
was repeated in unison.
The offering was received by
Greg Park and Marinus Bakker and
dedicated. "They'll Know We Are
Christians" was sung. Rev. Ross
pronounced the Benediction.
Local man
dies in
52nd year
Mrs. Pearl Rollison of Owen
Sound visited Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson Rodger and their son
Gary Rodger of Glammis recently.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of the late Jack Brennan
who passed away last week in his
52nd year.
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