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Times -Advocate, April 19, 1995
Page 7
Easter sunrise service conducted outdoors
By Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - Rev. Jim Allsop was in charge of the Good Friday
evening church service at Thames Road church. The Responsive Reading
was taken from John 13.
The choir sang "They crucified my Lord" accompanied by organist Jean
Hodgert. The scripture reading John 19:16-30 was read by Kay Cunning-
• ton. The choir sang another anthem "Blessed Redeemer".
The sermon was based on the words from the hymn "0 Sacred Head".
Rev. Allsop would sing the words of the hymn with a commentary of the
words between the lines, which was very effective. The closing hymn was
"Lift High the Cross."
Rev. Allsop conducted the Easter Sunrise service outside on Sunday
morning. Approximately 80 adults and children enjoyed their breakfast.
After the breakfast, the people went upstairs for the church service with
Rev. Allsop in charge. A Hallelujah chorus opened the service.
The Responsive Reading was Psalm 95:1-7. The choir sang "We'll
crown Him" accompanied by pianist Marjorie Johns. Everyone sang the
children's hymn "Walk softly in springtime" and Rev. Allsop told an East-
er story to the children. The scripture lesson taken from the gospel of John
20:11-18 as told by Mary Magdalene was read by Anne Delbridge.
The title of Rev. Allsop's sermon was "Easter - the most important day
in history". The closing hymn "The strife is o'er" was sung. The benedic-
tion "He is risen" brought a very impressive service to a close.
Coming events
On Wednesday evening, April 19 the Session will meet at 7 p.m. and the
Official Board will meet at 8 p.m., both at Thames Road Church.
On Thursday, April 20 the Messengers will hold their wrap-up party.
Exeter UCW planning
anniversary celebration
EXETER - The evening unit of
Exeter United Church U.C.W. met
April 10 with unit leader, Norma
Cockwill presiding.
During the business, thank you
notes from the official board and
the Coates family were read. The
adopt -a -cabin project at Camp Me-
nesetung was presented and dis-
cussed. Anyone interested in going
to the London Conference meeting
April 24 and 25, may contact Helen
Coates. Final plans were made for
the U.C.W. Anniversary April 23
with several women volunteering to
usher. Mary Fisher announced that
the Friendship Tea will be held
June 1 and Barb Sharpe distributed
tickets for the smorgasbord May 4.
Audrey MacGregor led in devo-
tions. Ada Dinney, Bev Prout, Ma-
vis Atthill and Olive Parsons gave
several readings, prayers and scrip-
tures on Lenten reflections on the
life of Christ. The meeting closed
with a tasty lunch.
Communion at St. Patrick's
Many spent Easter Sunday visiting with friends
and relatives.
By H. Davis
SAINTSBURY - April 16, Resurrection Sunday, St. Patrick's celebrated
communion at their 8:30 a.m. service. '
The church was decorated with spring flowers and Easter lilies for the
service. The processional hymn was "Jesus Christ is Risen Today" fol-
lowed by the children's focus when Rev. Stephen Emery talked about the
most important day of the church year.
The hymn "Morning has broken" followed and the children went to their
Sunday School classes. f
The theme of the service was "Discovering Easter's Surprise".
Prayers were said remembering the late Marguerite Greenlee whose
committal service took place on Tuesday and for the late Margaret Oakley
of Granton.
The service closed with the singing of "Here, 0 my Lord, I see thee face
to face".
Following the service the congregation gathered in the parish hall for
breakfast. Mary Davis asked the Blessing. After breakfast, Arnold Cun-
ningham presented a number of songs, bringing a close to a perfect Easter
morning.
Sunday, April 23, St. Patrick's service will be at 11:00 a.m.
Perth Spring Deanery will be held at St. James, St. Marys, Wednesday,
April 19 with registration at 6:15 p.m.
Easter visits
Mary Davis was a dinner guest with Bob and Alexia Tindall and family
on Easter Sunday.
Ron and Margaret Carroll entertained their family to dinner Sunday eve-
ning. Michael, Suzanne, Crystal, Harley, Travis and Starr Davis spent
Sunday with Tom, Kathy, Heather, Amber and John Dietrich, along with
other family members. The MacGillivrays were Sunday afternoon visitors
with parents Hugh and Hazel.
Congratulations to Harley Davis on Saturday, winning a fourth place tro-
phy at Farrington Hills in 60 cc Peewee division, qualifying race for Wal-
ton.
A Country Music Jamboree will be held next Sunday at the Lucan Are-
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On Sunday, April 23 a communion service will be held at both churches.
On Sunday, April 23 the ETZWEK Senior Youth Group will meet at
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Bob and Janet Hulley, Peggy, Marie and Heather of RR 1, Blyth, Jim
and Ruth Dunlop, Jimmy, Ashley and Tommy of London, Robert and Ka-
thy Bray, Vanessa, Kristy, and Jessica, and Agnes Bray were Saturday
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Constable, bride -elect of April. About 50 people attended.
Bill and Rhoda Rohde called at the Beattie -Falconer Funeral Home,
Clinton on Sunday to pay their respects to the late Cecil Elliott. Sympathy
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