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REV. LEONARD WARR
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07,1 BIBLE
BY. CORNELIUS R. SEAM PREI..
, BRIAN BIBLE SOCIETY
1 -CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60635
HAVE YOU, HEARD?
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if ye have heard of the cial place the program of God • di
• dispensation of the grace of God as the apostle of grace? Little
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which is given me to you•ward. ." wonder his words if ye have. St.,. . M a
(Eph. 3:2). ' heard" carry with them a touch r s Vestry meeting, held:
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Could it be that those to whom of sarcasm and reProach. _ - .
Paul addressed his Ephesian let .,It is posSible,,of course, that
ter had not yet heard that God there were some among therri, Mit
had committed• to him "the dis-3 recently brought into theChuich,
penSation.of grace"?, . • . who ..had', not .heard, but what
Next to the, death•and resurxec• seetris.,alinost impossible' is .that
, tion of Christ, the conversion qf there should be,even one believer
Paul and -his;commis,sion to ,pro. at this late date ,who .has .'not .
claim "the gospel of the grace of heard that after Christ and His
-God" ,Was the greateSt eVent .m kingdom were rejecect and the .,
Read: Luke -,1,1:7-24 ° , . ... ' about -material things he cannot.
- "And they, all with one understand, lie will, s[?mount
consent began to make exccuse .".: any obstacle on the road -to -Hell
Luke 14:18. Like the invited without halting, but stitt stumble
guests, in the parable of the great. Over-:a:feather on. the highway to
supper', many. today make-Ornpty ' Ileaven,
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accept: Or receive Jesus Christ 3as You can, either go to Heaven
Saviour. Some say, "I can't.. by believing in Christ, or be lost
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understand the Bible." Others, by offering the empty excuse ,
"1 don't see why l'should' suffer thae you Cannot enderstand the
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for Adani",s sin," or. "I' don't 'Bible. The Word' of God says:.
know why God permits war, :1r -we receive the witness of
sickness, and death." There is men, the • witness of God is
much we do not understand in- greater . , . he that believeth not
everyday life. Even ' with all, the God hath made Him a liar,
discoveries in biology, because he believeth not the.
physiology, and chemistry, we record that God 'gave of 7His
can't . explain completely how
'3 tV Son" (1 John 5:9,10.)_The Lorq
our bodies operate from day to, doesn't expect you to
'day, or how our food ks understand you to believe. His
transform into -, muscle and . promises. So forget your empty
nerve, ...bone and blood. 'This ,.excuses and take God. at His
doesn't prevent us from eating, Word. He wants yOu, to believe.;
however, or we'd soon die from and live! • .
starvation. Quell your doubtings and
How foolish man is! -He -excuses., . . .
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. rejects t4) , truth of . God Look to Jesus while you may;
concerning spirituai Matter4, Trust, His Word and come
because he can't, understand it, - believing
while at,'thsame time he And new life He'lrgive-today.
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accepts te. e word iif science '
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St. Peter's Parish
526-7595
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t he annual Vestry meeting of
St. Mark's Anglican •church, was
held last week at the home of
Mr. ond Mrs. Donald CartWright.
Rev. keith'Sfokes W45 chairman
for the meeting and opened with'
im:.17?,h°eIrd minci'tes-were adOpteta as
'w' To ~WU URtPer44334114,
"read bY' the' vestry clerk, Mrs..
:.:114,5,tory viorict was
;• The apoSfres a leruSa m 'belt Wiehilcrfall: God intervened,
The financial report itas.v,iven reported their activities for tile:
.by the treasurer, Mrs. ,John Daer. year.
She reported good.haJaLiee•and,
the ,budgelfaid in flat. She' also fortheelettohn o'5ft?-1)(IefiscePrsZewsilfrehd
read the paymaster's • finanCial • are as ollows: •
report of Archie Montgomery of
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43Iyth. „
Mrs. Donald Cartwright
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Auburn Social$,
president ,of the
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recognized the porta nc-e-of gaving Saul, Plie'dfiferifierriy
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Paul's part, in the divine. program .• earth, and sent him forth with Graduation cetemonieS-
They themselves,had at first been, 'the good news of the" grace of
sent by Christ into "all the world,-, God."
yet In Gal. 2:9 we find 'James, This good new is based, of
Peter and John publicly shaking course, upon tie fact that since
hands with Paul in asolemn Christ was the spotless Lamb of
agreement•that he should hence- God, His death is accepted, by
forth be the apostle to the,na.-„,q0,00;as„.full3 satisfaction for the
tiops. _ sinner. irhus Paul, by divine in -
Could it be that • some twelve spiratica,'declares that believers
years- later, when he wrote, the are ':justified freely His (God's)
'Ephesian letter, there Were any., grace, through the redemption
who professed.the name of Christ that is ip Christ Jesus." (Rom.
"who had not heard of Paul's sae- 3:24). -•
Pastor and Mrs. Alfred Fry
attended the funeral last week of
their brother -in -taw, the late'
Olge Dgggan in Kincardine.
held at Ivanhoe
newlyweds:
weekend from a trip in Northern
returned over the
Mr. and Mrs. Allan .Craig,
Graduation ceremonies were attended by Mr. Scott's parents, Ontario.
held recently at the Ivanhoe, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Scott and Mrsi. Elmer' Trorarner and
Leindon for two,, Auburn ' Miss 'Nancy Ginn of R. R. 2.
Connie spent the weekend in
students, Miss Betty Moss and Clinton. Miss, Moss had as her. K Ti and her parents, Mr. ith Scott. C k of 81 h
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e guest, obert oo yt
cand Mrs. H. -Odbert in Stratford.
'[he have been attending, the WiIihb
Trommer ret d t
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Herzing Institute, London, for " • Both students are' graduates of Ilespeler with his mother.
the past six months and are now the Goderich District Institute.
electronic computer Miss Moss is the daughter of
Rector's Warden/ ,--ThOln
,Jblinston; People's Waideni •
James Towe; delegate to §ynad,
Donald, 'Cartwright; alternate
delegate, .3 Robert Slatqrc.„._
treastirer, Mrs, : John • Daer,
„ VeStry Clerk Mrs. Thonias
Haggitt; organist, Mrs., GorclOn,..
Taylor; boprO•3:91. •manAgerriAtikirk,444„
Phillips, Mrs. Qrval McPhee, •
Thoma S Haggitt, Mrs. gorilon
Taylor, :Richard Bron, Mrs.
Elmer Trommer, Mrs. Donald „, •
"" Cartwright and Miss Laura
Phillips; Auditors, ' Mrs. Richard
Brooks, Mrs. Robert Slater; Mrs.- •
James Schneider.
• At the close of the meeting,
lunch was- served by, Mrs.
Cartwright assisted by ' Mrs.
Gordon Taylor. ,
Miss Judy Arthur and Miss .
programmers.. • Mr. and. Mrs. William Mos of Lois Morley 'are storm led in
hannIlm and d;incr".1triV..,—.Nirlfiiifh7.` " '"trie Village since writing their
Reg. 1\1: papers in London last MEMORIALS
WiLLIAMs
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• Worst storm in 31 years -Kincardine Hospital where they , „! And Inscriptions
The Christian Reform Church stayed and residents with old
held their regular' monthly song time ,music and dancing in the
service in the Auditorium list _auditorium, with' Jim Barrie
Sunday evening. ,• 1 calling the 'square dance.
The • 61d time music and Weather permitting Mr. Jim
dancing last Mondayjncluded a Laurie of Blyth will provide the
Scota program in honour of program for- Family Night this.
Robbie Burns birthday. During .Thursday evening.. •
the...firs.l„...piirt of.„ the afternoon 3'' .., . .
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oun-ct-lieae retio'rt--
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,Ir. Scotch dance music with the.
the Huronvie.w OrcheStr'ii played
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.. residents taking parts , in the" i'
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rounded,,,out the,afternopn with • A chilly . • February 1 did not
from ,Diocese
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The ?egulart monthly meeting .Mrs. Murphy., chairman
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of St., PeteFS-Plirish dburicil
Advisory Board was held in the •
„parish hall on Monday evening,
January 25. ,
Father Moynahan opened the,
meeting ,with prayer. In the
absence of Che se6retary, Mrs.
'Gerry Stiinson, Mary Mact,aren
' ,read the: minutes of the last
• Meeting.
The 'date Of the next generd•-)
Meeting': ••o Parish Council
wa,s134,,set L....for; Thursday. , night,
Felirtiarylg, ,8: oo In the
Parish Hall, td be followed by
refreshments and entertainment..
This toybe announced in the,
Sunday bulletin the next three
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SundayS. ,
the -absence ;• Oft.., -Pete •
'McCauley,' Walden .read a
• written report Of the Temporal
Committee. Three esti mates are
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to be secured on„carpeting for •
• the aisles ,of the Chtirch,and the
matter placed on tlie ageridat9
be brought tip at, the General
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of the spiritual-. committee,
exiiressed the thanks and
appreciation of the Members fbr
the' choir music at Chris'trnas'and
s ,uccessi,ve Sundays, which.
everyone greatl •She
reported 'a meeting was -to, be
held shortly of the Ushers Glub
and lay readers.„
The secretary ,read a 'letter
from the-tpiocese of London
dated January 1.5th enclosing a
pOlicy report .bn parish control
of l'Snrplus Funds",.which was
passed around:
John Buchanan, the chairman,
Sblicitedthe .assistance of' .the
board .rnembes•-in preparing the
agenda •for the general 'meeting,
at which Utile electrons -for seven
members „ will take place,
including- two high school
students.
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The 'next advisory, hoard
meeting was set for 'Monday,
March 1 at 8:00 p,m.
Forgive me when I whine
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, 1 101(1.1* /1/4/0 .,1;f)lici/. hair
curled /10*. she 5((11l(:(/ 5(1 gar,
..110 0h, wished .1 11 CA' S.(
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,She'//t/t/ 0/0,.f01,)/- gm/ it'( a
crwch, - -1
Bit t as she "kissed, (1
. .1)ecii• (;(0, .forgiro lire when /
whine; , .
hare'two feet • the li'orld is
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strect,
I saw' a eltiltl with el'(ol Nye,
• le sl 1)( )d 11/ 1(1 kiyiteli-cd -the 3031,1i ers3
pla,13;
It 'seftned ki (Iv ,n() 1 'whit 1 1(1'
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/ si ripped (1 lib wrcri t , then / mud:
"Why don't you join the orhers,
Ile loOked ' ahead it'ith(),,tt a
word, • • •
4,10d then I knoi3 /u' (11L,Id
witoAmimivig.mo...boz
SOIlle MVOS, 1)eur God. ,fargire 'me when. I
The lad who served me had such
I hare /101 „au?. wor.111
He seemed to radia!(' cheer' "` thine,
• • Ilis manner wets so kind aid
A'a 1'14 With fee1 11331• hik(' 110' 0/0/1/ 11
1 said, "It's nice to deal with
• you; ' ,111.111. (('IS ci3e the • sUns.ct's
Such courtesv I seldom End," gloW:
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Ile turned and said, "Oh, thank Tan to hear What )///d
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And then salt., that lw was 1:111 bleS16.1 1111fred 1/11' 10;111/
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Dougall, 'a solo by John Leeming. clCer a_goodly number of United•
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Church Women ,, meeting at
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orchestra La ingia sir,
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song of Scottish numbers. .. Victoria Street United •Church
tor their General Meeting. ,
Owing, to ..,the blizzard last , •
• 'Mrs. S, 1'. Argyle conducted a'
week the program scheduled4or
' brief business .session and
'Wednesday afternoon ,' and
notified members • of
Thursday evening were •
• Presbyrerial Annual .L9 be held,in
postponed. .., • .
Mitchell United • Church
Tuesday ev i n • the , •
l'obruary 17. • , '
1.1tironview Orchestra assisted hy •
• MisS Nlyrtle Johin,t one, lead
Adam Wilson' entertained' the
the devotional period.. Mrs. Mary
staff members. Who were ,storra
' Henderson. guest soloist4.. sang
• "How Great Thou Art" with all
.4.. jcAning in the hts't C;horns.
Obituary • action. convener; Mrs..
MARY ADELAIDE • Elva-ThOtripson, introduced the
guest. speaker, Mrs. Beryt liarper •
(ADDIE) JENRINS
who spoke on" P011ution.,
Hiss •:Mary Adelaide • (Addle).
A question and answer period
Jenkins-. of 7 Goderieh died,
followed and; il__was conf'lucled
Tuesd4; January- 26 • at
that our town- ,council.' will
Iiuronview. She wa82" •
A daughter of Giles and Anna- probably ',give local -.1e-adership - -
Jenkins., she was hon January.. this "burning" queit4on
'•1"Vhat do we do, s,vi(11 teaves'in
22, 1889 at.Blyth.
She was a ilielither of Me . ••3‘,.`
Kingdom. Hall Jehovah's.: The Live -Love stewardship'
Witnesses, Goderich. • theme was portrayed by readers
SUrVivors, include one sister,, .,,Iohnstone, Mrs.
Mrs. Charles (Edith) Barker, Audrey .Linner, Mrs, - Mar:‘
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Goderich: • , • 3-i... „ Morris.- After singing a hynm, Fnr
which Mrs. Alyce Warr 'was
Funeral service' waS Saturday..
January '30, at. the McCalltim pianist, the.group was -disinissed
Funeral Home :with Mr. Ilarold - with prayer.- 3.
Thel Harmony Circle Link
McLaren officiating..
Interment was in Bly.th Inion s1.ryed sandwiches and tea during
the' social hall' hotir.
Cemetery. Blyth., . •
• ,week. They are on their way to
are pl Stratford - Ontario •
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Congratulations to' Mr. and
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hit area last week
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• The• worst, storm in 31 years'
Alt elementary school.
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. _ Mrs. G.' Blok on the arrival of .
their, 12th child, Sharon
wEleiezakb.etli in (Ai Co ho it 1 I t
,. Phone 524,6272 Or 524-7345
215,Wellington St. S., Goderich
Representativ:
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ilit this locality last' week children were . billetted in
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according to Charles Scott, Londesboro until •', .Thursday' AerC2dsrdiE4C,Artor-Ardtr454,06'r -- .
mailman on. R. R. 2,. A4burn noon; 1)0zeris ''-of men and- i'Et‘ IVIEMORIALSAVI,ARKEJI.S. ek....c.., t: i ER Y—LETTP3ING,-....
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• who -spent froin TileSdaY .tri• ,women had t to remainwhere• ••-t.
'riday last. wieek marooned at they' were , eniploed • until
the home of Nelson Culbert. ,... Friday:" -
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His. helper, William Wagner . .
wt; with -him. ' , '
Andrew Kirkconnell and Several' bread bakers 'in ,the
Warner Atidrews,. 'taking R. 13,.. 3. vOage were . pressed' into service
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.1ti burn, . were stranded at ''',atid None lady made over 5Q
• 'Carlow until Thursday. • loaves. on Saturday. One of the
Many lOcal residents were local ,.,storekeepers. ..seni
snowmobile drivers:to...pick 'up.
unable to get dei Ors 6 -pen and
one had to take the screen.„out - the 'much needed .-nicessity of '
lite 'and deliver to' the' customers.
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UNITED HOLINESS .CHURCH
62 Cambria Street North
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7th'
9:50 a.m.3'- SUNDAY
—1140a.m. - WORSHIP SERVICE
7;00 p.m.- EVAN-EL_ISTIC SERVICE
7:30 - Wednesday evening - Prayer Service.
A VELCQME AWAITS YOU"
Pastor: REV. 0. H. LEE - PHONE 5246887
THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Park Street at Victoria, ,
H. Ross Nholls, Pastor
Sunday Schaal 10 a.m.
Worship Hour 11 a.m..
Evening Service 7 pm..
'WELCOME
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
E111,0.14',1111) CHURCH"
LAU_ U IF • YflU NEED'A RIDE!
.3^ 3 5249565 or524-645
19:00 a:rn. SUNDAY'SCHOOL
1100 MORNINGWORSHIP
SONDAY, FEBRUARY 7th
"TRANSWORLD RADIO TEAM",
" • (ALL SERVICES!)
Regu• lar Evening. Seryice - 7:30 pm.-"•
" Bible Study Wednesday, 8:00 p.m;
'PASTOR: REV.- KENNETH J. KNIGHT
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Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REv.G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
• WILLIAM CAMERON, Director of Praise
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7th •
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
• ! I:00 a.m. 7 MORNING WORSHIP.
Sermon: "THE GIFT UNSPEAKABLE"
'(Nursery and Junior congregation)
Guest Minister - The Rev,' Ronald C. McCalluM
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7:30 p.m. - YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY.
ArtrAVAilikA4
Enter to Worship
grmitz) Witurgity0
a epart to Serve
PRYDE
Goderith bistrict Representative
Frank 01c111,vain
54-7861 or. 524-9465
A NI , ••
- 20 Gibbons St. •
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bintonr-Ekeer-Seaforth
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Reg.. J. Bell
45 Cambria Rf. S.
• 3. 524-7464 •
FURST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptistt Convention Of Ontirio andQuee),
MONTREAL STREET near TheSquare
- A WELCOME TO ALL
School For. All.
10:00 -Adult Bible Class and Church
11:0.0 a. ra. - Morain-W h-itr--an-d--brn Ln ion .
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ginister:.. Rev. Arthurl/laybury, BA., B..D. •
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
Afiiliated witbAthe PsntAittal Assemblies of Canada'
CORNER"OtEGIN ANO WATERLOO STS.
V. R. C LA RK; Pastor
SUNDAY, f EB"R WAR
10:00 a.m. •LSUNDAYSC•00LE,.
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11:00 a.. - WORSHIP SO,\IC
- 7:00 p.m.- EVANGELISTIC,SERVICC.
'Tuesda.y, 8 p.m. - Prayer and Bible Study
Friday, 8 p.m. Young People's Service.
T4..,'GEORGE'S CHURCH
Septuageisla Seiridy - February 7, 1971
Holy. Cortimunion at 830 a.m.,..
ReCtar'•Class at 9:45 ern:
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• Holy Communion and Sermon at 11:00 arn.
(Nursery) •
Church SchOol at 11:00 a.m.
OrganiSChoirmater; Mr. PauPC. Baker,
Victoria Streef United Church
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HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP RV. LEONARD WARR
10:00 a.m.- Bible School For All Grades.
• 11: Ob a.m. - Worship Servie.
Serm'an: "THE VERY, IDEA"
(Nursery during Morning Service) "
7:30 - "Songs of the Gospel Services"
with the CroWe 'family: "
1 3ENMILLER UNITED CHURCH •
•W-Et'e'-C-0:WE
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1:30 p.m. Worship, Servide and Bible School.
Mrs. J. Snider '.
V icoria 5t. Organist
& C-hoir Director'
Mrs. Leonard Warr
Benmiller Pianist &
Choir Director
North Street United Church
141;3 e.
REV. R 0\13 nen._ R A Y MONT
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7th
q:45 a.m. - Grades four and up.
10:55 a.m. - Babies to Grade 3.
11:00 ▪ MORNING WORSHIP.
Scripture: ST. MARK 6:30 - 7:23
Supervised Nursery
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Organist and hioir bliktbt
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Church Building -50,46951
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