HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-04-08, Page 11Bible Cofleg. students pre�ont tsulont night program
Christianview Bible College con-
ducted the Talent Nisht Tuesday
evening in Lucan Revival Centre.
playing his drums, Rod Anderson in-
troduced a skit, portraying people try-
ing to swim from Vancouver to
Hawaii but weakened and drowned on
the way. Mr. Anderson staled that
just as no one can swim that far, so
no one can become a Christian unless
they come to Jesus.
Lauren Harrison came with a sign
New Christian hanging on ,her, and
carrying a big Bible. One after
another different Christians came
along with conflicting advice. First
she was told she had to act sorrowful
to be a concerned Christian. Next one
told her she had to smile all the time.
Another told her she looked confused.
Last one told her to take off the sign,
hide her Bible, and look like everyone
else. Then a lady came along and
hung_a sign on her that said Help.
Nello Romagnoli, playing leis
guitar, accompanied Mrs. Linnette
Abbott as she joyfully sang The Best
Thing I can Tell You. Puppets acted
out the song about Black Bart. Pup-
pet sherrif asked other puppets to ex-
plain the song. The song told of
shooting Black Bart, representing
anyone who is not a Christian, with
the word of God to defeat the enemy.
TonyAbbott-eameas truth tester
- for Christians: Mrs: Abba h
tester rod. !First Christian, an old bent re
over man, was asked what he thought
of the sermon. First he praised it, but
'when prodded with truth rod, he said
he could have preached just as well
as the pastor. Next came two ladies,
who first praised the church.
Truth tester made them complain
of the others chasing their boy
friends. Next was a very self confi-
dent looking voung man who acted
like he was right in with the church
life, but the truth tester rod had him
say he did not swallow the life there.
Last a couple talked of enjoying their
heavy envolvement in church work.
The truth rod revealed they were
tired and bored with all the church
work.
Mr. Romaguoli accompanied on his
guitar; Mark Kirkey, as he sang-Flis
Name is Master.
Mr. Abbott announced the skit
Mustard Seed Faith. Mrs. Abbott
came in extolling the beauties of
nature and the mountains. Equipped
with a rope, she prepared to climb
what appeared to be a good mountain.
When she was climbing up the rope
she slipped, and she cried out for help.
A voice answered, saying he would
get her down if she would trust Him.
Realizing it was the Lord, she told
Him she did trust Him. But when He
told her to let go of the rope, she lost
her trust. •
April 5-- Doug Butler led the song
service, Sunday, Rev. Roger Mason
•ministered from Ephesians 6:11-12.
Christians are soldiers in battle
against the devil's kingdom of
darkness. Satan attacks Christians
mentally, emotionally, financially
and physically. Satan has had genera-
tions of experience to send people to
It had
the hell. Onenf- his- hest attacks -is -to -
duce Christians to a life with no
Christians will be attacked by the
enemy's schemes, and need to be
ready to fight off the attack. God pro-
vides spiritual armor for Christians
to put on to empower them to stand
for God.
Christians are admonished to put on
the whole armor of God described in
verses 14 to 18. The reason God com-
mands Christians to put on His armor
is for them to be able to stand against
the strategy of the devil. The devil
uses men to promote his evil
strategies.
Communion was served after the
sermon.
Upcoming events - April 14 - Tues.
day at 7:30 Mr. Gary Schlegel will be
speaking in adult Family Night Ser-
vice. April 24 - Christianview Bible
College Graduation Services.
SMALL SKATERS - Shown during Sunday's Lucan figure skating carnival are some of the younger per -
power in a comfortable life. formers as Spoonfuls of Sugar. From the left are Jamie McKay, Cam Evans; Brandy Hern, Neil Harvey,
But God empowers Christians to be Courtney MacGillivray, Brianne Baker, Leanne Bradley and Amy Abel. T -A photo
strong in the Lord. All Christians have
-resources in the Lord to be strong
spiritually. Christians have to make
themselves available to receive the
power of God.
God protects Christians in the_.
spiritual battle against the devil. All
April 8, 1987
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Inter -town ladies. - Lucan 7,
Goderich 0; Jan Capitano 273-753,
-Helen Hardy 246-645. Men Lucan 30,
Goderich 18; Roger Bennewies
272-1280, Bob Smith 261-1222.
Monday Ladies - Marg Young
277:791, Lorraine Mosurinjohn 293-702,
Donna Overholt 244-694, Sandra
Disher 240-690, Deb Thompson
273-684, Betty Brown 271-672, Liz Dale
264-667, Audrey Watt 243-665, Joyce
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249-662, Beth Radcliffe 220-640, Carol
Willems 271-622, Kit Hearn 261-620,
Joan Scott 228-618, Sharon Redick
228-604, Marg Chapman 261.
Tuesday Y.B.C. - Craig Williams
213, Jason Woytowich 209, Michael
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. Wyatt 168, Becky VanGeel 160, Chris
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Colleen's - Dianne Faubert 291-671,
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. Val Neil 220-602, Marion Dykeman
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Medway - Erika Jelinek 262-622,
Vera Giardin 268, Jiri. Jelinek 250,
Dave Smith 240, Tom Barr228, Marg
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Senior Citizens - Edie Burt 234-625,
Charlie Grieve 261, Jim Burt 243,
Helen McDonald 229, Ed Armstrong
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Cheryl Riordan 237, Brenda Heague
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Gary Dunlop 296-720, Bob Graham
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Doug Lee 265-694, Russ Smith 239-670,
Jeff Park 287-665, Larry Forrest
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Ankers 231-644, Steve Edwards
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Friday Mixed - Brenda Smith .
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Al Robicheau 243-623, Eve Smith
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Cheryl Smith 265-704, Larry Gibson
-285-684, Kathy Mason 276-640, Fred
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Don Morgan 281-618, Andy McIntyre
250-606.
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Lynn Smith 303-715, Basil Short
244-685,. Cheryl Smith 254-691, Gary
Wurm 232-667, Wayne Wilson 256-661,
Larry Smith 238-623, Jim Smith
228-614, Mark Faubert 257.
- Marjorie Steeper and Murray
Carter, low score - Mary Miekle and
Pat Davis, crafts Rose Bakker.
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A community planning grant of
111,775 has been awarded to the
• Township of West Nissouri, Doug
Reycraft, the MPP for Middlesex, an-
nounced today.
Speaking on behalf of Municipal Af-
fairs Minister Bernard Grandmaitre,
Mr. Reycraft said the grant will be us-
ed by the township to update its of-
ficial plan.
Community planning grants from
the Ministry of Municipal Affairs are
designed to encourage municipalities
to resolve land use planning issues to
reflect municipal and economic
priorities.
The grants may also be used for
special studies to develop communi-
ty improvement policies; to deter-
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cessing technology in the local plan-
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