The Citizen, 2005-03-10, Page 15L. Black leads service at Duffs
Congregation members at Duff's
United Church were greeted by
Cassandra Banks and Laura Black.
Leader for the fourth Sunday of Lent
was Laura Black.
Calling the children to the front
Laura continued with the story of
Stubear. the Stewardship bear.
Stubear's message was on sharing
one's gifts with others. People all
have their own talents. Laura gave
the children a piece of paper for
them to draw a picture of what they
are good at or write down their
talent. They can bring the paper
back next week to share with
everyone.
Stubear went home with Adam,
Ryan and Emma Baan for this
week's holiday.
The senior choir sang The Lone
Wild Bird as the anthem.
Neil McGavin delivered the
scripture reading. The reflection was
delivered by Brian Black on what an
awesome God Christians serve and
how He empowers them. They must
have the courage to follow Him.
The disciples followed Jesus
closely while He was on earth. After
the crucifixion, they hid but they
became empowered to be
messengers of the Gospel. This
happened because of the presence of
Jesus and the Holy
Spirit. This was known as Pentecost
and the launch of the Gospel.
People all experience small
pentecosts in their own lives and it’s
up to them to recognize and connect
these events to find God’s mission
for them.
The offering was collected by
Graeme Craig and lan Wilbee.
Rev. Joan Tuchlinsky was away
Good turnout to
WI potluck meeting
On Tuesday, March 1 the
Belgrave Women’s Institute potluck
was held in the Women’s Institute
Hall. A good-sized crowd attended.
After the meal everyone enjoyed
local talent. The band, consisting of
Mary Coultes, Arnold Bruce, David
Wall. Mary Heim and Archie
Purdon, played several old
favourites.
Rev. John Roberts and John
Macintosh sang solos. Alice
Nicholson gave two readings. Lila
Procter sang some of her favourite
songs.
Wilma Higgins thanked them
all.
The next potluck is Tuesday,
March 15 at 12 noon. The guest
speaker is Elly Van Bergen.
birthday party at the Institute Hall
for three brothers, one sister and a
nephew who recently had birthdays:
Allan Campbell, Feb. 28; Bruce,
March 3; Lome. March 5, Ivy
Cloakey, March 8 and Dean
Campbell, March 9.
Sixty relatives attended including
brothers Don Campbell and Susan
from Strathsoy, Gordon and
Maureen from St. Catharines, John
and Linda from Belgrave and sister
Gladys and Clare Van Camp from
Belgrave.
for the weekend
confirmation class of Crieff Hills
Retreat near Cambridge. There were
four confirmants from Walton:
David Pethick, Bethany Black.
Caleb Ringgenberg and Andrew van
Vliet.
There were also four confirmants
from Bluevale.
Marilyn McDonald is collecting
grocery tapes to be added up for the
church, so bring them in and deposit
them in the box.
Next Sunday is a special Don't
rock the Ark musical during regular
service time at both Walton and
Bluevale churches. Presented by the
youth of Duff's United it is the
timeless story of Noah and the Ark
from the animals’ perspective.
Worship for all ages.
THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2005. PAGE 15.
FROM WALTON
Locals attend
garden show
FROM BELGRAVE
Continued from page 14
Ashley, who is just over a month old.
Emerson Mitchell is coming
along nicely from his knee surgery
reports wife Phyllis.
Phyllis and Jamie Mitchell and
Shirley Wheeler attended the
Stratford Garden Show and enjoyed
it very much.
Celebrating birthdays last week
were Sandra Butler. Denise Johnson
B rian
Andy
Dean
Debra
Mark
Storey, Joshua Beisinger,
Wilbee, Nicole Stevenson.
Pethick, Ruthann Hoegy,
Hackwell, Melissa Glanville,
Fraser, Neil McDonald,
McIlwain, Bob Blake, Matthew
-Campbell, William Ringgenberg.
Jerry Zwcp. Christopher Cameron.
Cory George, Fred McClure.
Marianna Ryan. Mary Pennington,
Ruth Axtmann.
On Saturday, March 5
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