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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2002. PAGE 21.
Prelude welcomes all to Knox United
A prelude welcomed all to Knox
United Church on Sunday, Jan. 27
with Bernice Gross as organist. Rev.
Paul Ross then welcomed everyone
to God's house and the opening cho-
rus was sung. The congregation was
invited to worship followed by
prayer.
The first hymn, We Praise You, 0
God was sung. Confession was
given with the Assurance of God's
Pardon following.
The children came to the front as
their chorus Go Tell It On the
Mountain was sung. Rev. Ross
showed the children a package
a't,',‘ •
which rattled and they tried to guess
what was in it but did not make the
right choice. The plastic bag was
filled with assorted marbles.
The children mainly liked the dif-
ferent colours. •
Rev. Ross explained to them that
like marbles people are all different,
not only race, skin and hair, but per-
sonalities.
The children went downstairs.
Jesus Calls Us was sung. Rev. Ross
read the scripture from I Corinthians
on having no divisions. God sent
Christ to preach the gospel, not to
baptize but to teach a united faith.
He continued with Matthew 4: 12-
23. Here Jesus called two brothers,
Peter and Andrew who were fisher-
men to follow Him and they did.
Shortly after He saw another couple
of brothers, James and John, also
I was so pleased to be at church
Sunday morning as with the snow,
etc. it was difficult walking out the
lane formerly and I would not ask
any of my good friends or neigh-
bours to drive it.
The special thing besides the typ-
ically excellent service was that it
was communion. One thing about
Rev. Paul Ross's service was his
invitation to a person of any denom-
ination to partake of the commun-
ion. There is only one God who will
welcome any Christian whom fol-
lows Him.
fishermen. They left their dad and
followed Him. They, of course, are
the first disciples.
Rev. Ross continued with the•ser-
mon on Uniting the Church. He
spoke of the union of -the United
Church back in 1925. Some smaller
religions have joined or considered
joining since. Then again other peo-
ple have left. The fact remains that
all have the same God to follow
regardless of in what church. They
are united in His name.
Rev. Ross closed with prayer.
Sacrament was served by • Joyce
Bean, the Sturzenegger, Brett Bean
and Nancy Park.
Meeting members at the church
door Sunday were Joyce Bean and
son Brett with her older son Mike
and daughter Danielle upstairs giV-
ing out bulletins.
On Feb. 6 the Walkerburn Club
going to Goderich for the
meeting and trust everyone will be
able to attend.
The WI met on Jan. 24, a week
later than usual. The secretary Tina
Empey was holidaying so Laura
Mae Chamney took care of the min-
utes.
The meeting began with the usual
WI prayers and song.
Mrs. Chamney then read the min-
utes of the last meeting. Roll call
was answered with 15 present.
Members welcomed a new resident
of Auburn, Margaret Fraser.
It was decided that the next meet-
ing will be open to everyone. It will
be a dessert and card party. It is
hoped it will be as successful as last
year's.
The tentative date will be Feb. 21.
A number offered to bring a vari-
ety of cakes for the occasion and
another group will supply ice-
cream.
FROM AUBURN
Guest speaker was Jane Hoggart
and her dog Rambo. They are mem-
bers of the St. John Ambulance
Society — Mrs.. Hoggart as a master
of a trained Society dog and Rambo
as the dog. There is a triangular St.
John scarf that can be worn by each
of them.
They belong to their Canine
Society. They were trained in behav-
iour. '
Mrs. Hoggart gave a demonstra-
tion of the dog's obedience. She'd
give the command and he would fol-
low orders.
He is taken to nursing homes.
I can just imagine the pleasure
most patients would have when this
pair goes a-calling.
He certainly was friendly to the
WI gang.
To close, grace was sung and
members went to a sumptuous treat
of a variety of cakes and ice cream
with beverages, then enjoyed a
social half hour.
A good start
From left: Katie and Karen McClinchey and Ha
Cunningham enjoyed the delicious pancake breakfast
cooked by the Blyth Midgets on Sunday morning at
Memorial Hall. The event was a team fundraiser. (Vicky
Bremner photo)
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