HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2019-01-31, Page 17THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 2019. PAGE 17.
‘Change Her World’ fundraiser set Feb. 10 at Knox
Murray and Joyce Vincent greeted
worshippers and handed out the
bulletins at Knox United Church on
the third Sunday after Epiphany, Jan.
27.
Minister Brian Hymers lit the
Christ Candle. Mackenzie
Wightman played inspiring prelude
music and accompanied all the
hymns. The opening hymn was
“Immortal Invisible, God Only
Wise.” Brian went over the
announcements and welcomed the
congregation on a stormy day.
On Sunday, Feb. 10 at the Knox
United Church, women are making
soup, biscuits and dessert to be
served after the church service. This
is a fundraiser to help with items
needed for “Change Her World” kits.
Lunch is by donation and everyone
is welcome.
The Call to Worship was read
responsively followed by “Seek Ye
First the Kingdom.” For the
children’s time, Brian said that God
does wonderful things. He is
constantly putting on garden gloves,
using tools and planting seeds and
working in mysterious ways that we
don’t understand. God plants seeds
in each of us and nourishes them.
We should take the light of Christ
into the community and be leaders of
Christ. In our church we need to play
a significant role and be part of the
boards. God wants us to help others
and care for the less privileged.
What kind of difference can you
make to help the church carry on?
God has been planting seeds, let’s
water them and see what happens.
Doreen Marks read scripture form
1 Corinthians 12:12-31 and Luke
4:14-21. After the Hymn of
Response “Take My Life and Let It
Be” Nancy Jardin reported on the
Minute for Missions reflecting on a
person named Jennifer and how she
made a difference by turning her life
around, becoming a worthy part of
society.
Larry Harper and Doug Walker
took up the offering which was
dedicated. The Offertory Response
was the singing of “The Church Is
Wherever God’s People Are.”
After the Lord’s Prayer was
spoken and the Parting hymn “O For
a Thousand Tongues to Sing” was
sung, the benediction and blessing,
“Go Now in Peace” and the Giving
of the Christ Candle concluded the
worship service.
After Brian said Grace the
congregation adjourned downstairs
for lunch and a time of fellowship
and the annual meeting.
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End of an era
The Wingham Happy Gang Seniors officially folded operations late last year and, as a final gift
to the community, opted to donate its remaining funds to the North Huron Food Share. The
group was founded in 1970. By 2000, the group swelled to 65 members across a number of
groups, but by late last year, only 13 members remained, many of whom were over 80 years
of age. From left: Secretary Mary Humphrey, President David Wall, Treasurer Anne Laidlaw
and Kathy Gibson from the Food Share. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
See histories and historic
photographs on the
Stops Along the Way
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stopsalongtheway.ca
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