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PAGE 6A -GQPEI UCH SIGNAJ STAE. ' 'IhURSDAY, JAN ARY 31, 19'i4
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will b�cttending
There's a story of three and hungry people, Having
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sparrows knew. and a loaf Of bread. filled themselves,, going out to
The loaf as the batter's truckaurned the Christ � h a
bpunce
d from a basket face life.
There will bean inter -denominational service of prayer, and
preparation in Goderich as a consequence of the Week of
Prayer and`a preface for the Invitation to Live Crusade. Jt°
will be held af' Bethel -..Pentecostal Tabernacle Sunday,
February13 at 7 p.m. and all are invited to attend.. Rev. W.H .
'McWhinnie of First Baptist Church will be the speaker with
the topic "Prayer and' Preparation' for the Invitation. to Live
Crusade". There will be -special music and participation
from the various community churches. Ministers involved.
with the Crusade and the special prayer service are (back
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by PtTER ST.- DON_.
There is a story ‘told-of'an. old
man who owned a little Marrow
lot, with a poor miserable cabin
on it. Lots ins his neighhoi�hoo.d
had, been selling for fabulous
prices and he felt that some day
his place would make his for-
tune. •
By and,hy a millionaire carne
along .and seeing —the
possibilities of that block said,:
"I -.want the whole thing."
e" He .sent his' agent to buy up..
the4block, and wheR.he came to
the old roan he said,' ."'What
would you -sell your place for?"
He had waited long for this
opportunity and so• he put up
what he thought was a.tremen
• dous figure; and brethren, that through this
"Very well," said the agent, < man (Jesus) is 'preached unto
"I will take it."
you the forgiveness of sins.. And
row, left to right) Canon G.G. , Russell of St. George's
Anglican Church; Rev. R.C. McCaiturp, assistant minister at
Knox -Presbyterian Church; and Rev. Ross Nicholls, Wesley
Memorial Free Methodist Chur h; (front row, left to right)
Rev. Robert Raymont, North Street United Church; Rev.
Peter St.Don, Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle;' Rev. McWhin=`
nie; Capt. Margaret MacKenzie, Salvation Army Citadel;
and Rev. G.L. Royal,,Knox Prkiabyterian Church. Absent
',when the photo was taken was Rev. Leonard Warr, Victoria
Street United .Church. (staff- photo)
"That is how Goff justifies- the •
ungodly. It. is not beeati e Tit"
what He finds it men,' but He
saves them, for what Heisgoing
to put iif'them, for: what Ike is
going to do for them;
When they put, their trust in
Him, they get .everlasting .life,
cher" are justified, and all their
sins' pare forgiven, Then God
proceeds to make them fit ;,for
His own blessed presence, and
when we get •I-Iorne 'to Heaven,
'we will give Him all'the glory
for. what He has done in 45.i •
Here is a portion of scripture
to sum up what I have been
saving. 'Acts -•13: '3'8-�39'"Be�
known .unto you therefore, men
•"When do you want it?" the' .bv him all ,that believe are,
old man as -ked. A°
"In'abouttwo weeks I will be
around. with the deed and you
can be ready -to sign it. Here is
a thousand •dollars to bind the
sale," replied the agent.. '
The old • man was simply
=,deIighted and 'thought "'t�Velt, ilif
somebody has bought this place
who' is gable •t~fr pay all "'that
.money, I oughi, to; fix, it up a
bit." .
u.- He 'bought some paint -and -
went to work painting the old
place. He bought some glass .to
replace., all the broken panes, -
and for two weeks he worked
Lien the cabin. , ^
Wherl..the millionaire pur-
chaser and his agent brought
'the p.&Pers for the old "mgn to •
sign, he was so nervous about it ,
he could hardly hold the pen.
-He' was surprised that the ,per=
chaser did•' not say anything
about the shack and. so he said,,
„"You„ see •how beautifully 1
have painted :it up' and have-
u,x in some new window panes..
'It is going to`'make a nice place.
I hope you will tie -fiery c,omfor-
' '"'table in .it."
"Oh,.' . said the millionaire,
`abut t didn't buy this place for
what is on it, but for what I'm
going to put on it,"
justified from_, all t pings, "'from
which. -he could not -be justified
by the law of Moses!' •
Couple-
marrid
recently
WEISHUHN4HILTON
ND-A'Y1.'FEg.
HEAR
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F-R--ANK----KLEES
FROMLEAMINGTON
SPEAK
PLUS,. " 'F
DOROTHY SCOTLAND
SINGING
Westfield Fellowship
° Hour at 2 p.m.
Moron Men's Chapel
Auburn at;8
Prevails When Good Men Do Nothing"
Mr: and Mrs. W.• Roy l-lilton�
of 'gtoderich announce..' the
• ',marriage of tic' it -daughter,
Rusan Lynne Hilton, to Mr.
• R. obert•$oseph''Weish-Oho son .of
,,Mr. 'and-: Mrs. J.G. Weishuhn,
Islington, at a 'candlelight set-
. vice in' St. George's Anglican
• Church, ..Islington,. 'm Friday
evening, January 25, followed
by a reception at Mississauga
Golf Club.
The bride‘ was attended by
Marilyn and Joanne Weishuhn,
sisters of'`' the groom, Joan
Curry and Susan Leetham,
The groom's attendants were
Chris Cooper -Slipper,. Peter
Brady And the bride's brothers,
Willi,fti� Arid Robert Nihon.
Mr. and'Mrs: Weishuhn will
be 'residing in Toronto.
.
what it;Would have been
like "to sit ' at least once
under the ministry of a New Testament
Church Pastor r
This Is The Ch�ii€ of � lifetime.
Come; Hear; and be an- eye -witness
of � tIJngspredkted for ourstimes.
ev.Gerald �1arding:
SPEAKER:,
Lndon Wesleyan' Chuan •
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DATES: r arm to� 1Oth-
TIMES: SUNDAY FEBRUARY 3rd -" 7:30 P.MJ
MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY - 8:00 P
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10th 10:00 A.M�/. .S.
(11 00 A.M.- CONCLUDING SERVICE OF
CRUSADE)
EVENING 'SERVICE 7:30 P . E'.A: COOPER,
(CONF. SUPT. WEST TARIO) .
PLACE:
Free Methodist Church
S'1
CORNER OF PARK & VICTORIA ST. # A
Transportat'iOfl:,"" 'Fre (WITHIN TOWN LIMITS)
C)
Mp h �►`r a ' 2 4— 9 9 0 3
NURSERY FACU.ITIRS FOR AU. SERVICES-
You are cordially invited
PASTOR: ROSS `NI:CHOLLS
ht the pavement .of bread. As the son in
corner. As it ► wcirkin man's home he
a crumb broke off. Almost in- robably watched,his mother as
stantly three „sparrows made a' pyeast and
she , added the,
swoop'. for the crumb. .
Whe.n the argument was over worked with the dough. We '
tw(, of the birds flew away read where he often• blessed
wit out a bite, and the _other bread and ate it in the
carried off the small fragment comradeship of-'riend,s. We caro -
for hill' breakfast. But the big never forget howl he fed .the
la° untouched and hungry multitudes of f9ur and
ire
:Jehovah's Witnes• ses ay be.
considered tQ be, among the
smaller religious groups in
Canada but their zeal for per-
sonal evangelism is"known and
admired around the world.
Last year they spenrnor.e
than. 300 million„ hours in the
public' tninietry, much or this
time devoted to conducting
more than one • million Bible
stu dues „with their neighbours.
Contributing to this . vast
work is the local congregation
in this area. It is one of 31,850
such congregations in over 208
different lands of the world.
loaf
unrecog
How of
that way.
y
zed five thousand, but we also
we go through .Life recall how he made an effort to.
get all worked up escape them because 'they
W
over crumbs nd let the ,real would accept only the brei
hat erishes' from Him. Not content with maintaining
ottrce �� the first
'Probably orftO of the • best In the wilderness, l first
s f supply go unnoticed. t p.
examples of this. is • in our subtle shaft of the Devi was,
religious life•° How many dull ,'Son of Man, command these .
church meetings do we sit Jesussa answered, "Man d es not
r g'
f gravy boats for the ' live by bread alone." -
!through dive'thin
scussing e y
from new
kitchen h t what color'we should Christ never escaped from
paint the Sunday School, .giving 'Vie- pressing needs of :mien's
only a few moments of our time - bodies... He didn't want to. .. .
to think about the One who is but He did ,want them to
• the source of all our work. hunger for more. He said, "I
The little things need to be am the Bread of Life"....in ef-
d It ith to:be, sure 'but if we feet, "You cannot be strong or
ea w
h all satisfied without what I
• them that they allow us to pick have to offer". n•'
up only a few crumbs' of . our a We may, c.dLon thcrumbs,
'faith instead. of •enjoying' the and life will be an existence.
- Wh l ' L'oaf dwe are deluding 'But' crumbs will; neve); satisfy
are so : much concerned wit y.
cr e
ourselves oaf• we think this• is the hunger of our hearts and
Gid' lan for us - souls.
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A loaf of bread is the symbol . .Itis only as we break into the,
(4 --many things. In imagination, whole Spiritu�il Loaf of Life
e -t ,. . we
we see seed being sovtrn m the, that we are- fed Asa _that
fertile earth,rain dropping like hunger no more'.
ertie
ow sad' that, like `the
►�, to quicken the _tender • grr
si e_r..
shoots, _ ..
h t the golden.. harvest, sparrows, in our struggle f<
millers--wi rking at their dusty the fragments - we fail to
toil; bakers and housewives recognize the source they came
ch .loaves•, from. ..
turning out hot crus y '�.
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UNDAY. -•
SERVICES
this level but ever pushing
ahead to 'greater activity,-the
Witnesses assemble f�roni time
to -time in large conventions for
the purpose'-of:'receiving advan-
ced training in their ministry. tr
A spoke• sman for the local
congregation in this area said
that they have received a'r1 in-
vitation .to attend. the next
session in Hanover, Ontario,
February 2 and- 3 at the John
Diefenbaker Secondary�School.
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The convention will be under
• the 'direction of officials -from
the Toronto branch of the.
Watch Tower Society. .
events incltldiing a, bapt>sm Y`�
ceremony.
Climax of the assembly will
be'�''C public- discourse by Mr.
Gray, "Be Confident of Divine.
Victory", on Sunday, February,
3.
Local ' delegates under ' the
• direction of Adam Hack, the
presiding minister, have . com-
pleted 'their plans to attend.
Car groups ljve been arranged
to take, care of all those peeding
transportationto and from
Hanover.
8rfidge..Sca�res
.There were four tables at the
Jaen. 23 meeting of the Goderich
Duplicate- Bridge' Club,.. .. _. .
Winners •were? , Judge Fred.
Egener, Mrs. R.L. McDonald,
A. Weeasooriya and Dr. A.B.
Deathe tfed for top place
ith
53 points; Mrs. -D.D. Worthy
and Mrs, W. Duncan .placed
third with 49 points each; and
Mrs, A. Galbraith and, Mrs. M
R.G. Shrier shared fourth spot
with 43 point scores.
The program, however, is so
designed that ' many persons
front the 17 congregations it
will serve, will share duties on
the -platform throughdiscour-
ses;-- _
practical • demonstrations,
swell. as- experiences related.
4J
Laur ce Gray, 'district
super. sor, will act. as chair-
mari and will 'co-ordinate all_
LUTHERAN SERTVICES
Robertson Memorial School -
(BLAKE AND ELDON, STREETS, 'GODERICH.)
'SUNDAY SCHOOL - .9;30 ,A.M.
WORSHIP SERVICE - 11 A.M:
Pastor: • Bruce; Bjorkquist
• 333 Eldon,.Street, 524-6081
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Ther: fore we cimel'i cic that cc non 'is iiistificcf icy faith' withirirt
the deeds, cif. the low. Humans 3:28
\F!R$T: BAPTJST CHURCH
(Baptist - Convention of Ontario'apd Quebec)
iIItIDNTREAtL STREET near. The Square
REV. W.H. McWHINNIE F.R.G.S: �' """—
Organist : N(r.. Frenk,,Bissett
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
DEDICATION OF NEW BAPTIST HYMNAL
- _ -Sunday 11 a:rrf..,,
Sacrament' of the Lord's• Supper
COME AND WORSHIP WITH. US
ALL ARE WELCOME
The Free °Me0o$st Church.
Park .6t. at Victoria Pastor: II* Ross Nicholls
10:00 a.m. Be part of a growing Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Perfect In ' Love •
6:30p.m. Bible Study and Outreach
•'Anyone needir,Ig-bus •transportatlon phone 524-9903
. - everyone • Welcome , ,,..,
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CMVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
EVANGELIS .•,C — FUNDAMENTAL
REV.. R. BRUBACHER, Pastor
10:06 a.m. BIBLE SCHOOL •
For free bus transportation please call 524-9497
11:00 a.m. Sermon: "THOU SHALT NOT COVET'
6:30 P.M. WORD OF LIFE CLUB •
7:30 - poi. evening tef91ce '
WED. 8 P.M. PRAYER MEETING
Walcot to to 'the4. Friendly Church
W ILL�IAMS
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
And inscriptions • .
Stratford - Ontario
Bob McCALLUM
Representative
II Cambria •Rd., Goderich--
Phone 524.7345
:The famififthat-prays`together....Stays together. •
THE SALVATION' ARMY
18 WATERLOO ST: S . ...,•p 524-9341
••SUNDAY SCHOOL — 0:45 A.M.
FAMILY WORSHIP — 11:00. A.M.
, EVANGELISTIC SERVICE7:00 P.M.
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Home League. (ladies) Wed., 8:00 p.m.
WEEKDAY Prayer & BibleStudies Thurs. :7:30p.m.
OFFICERS"- CAPTAIN••G. HERBER CAPTAIN M. McKENZIE ...
"All Are Cordially invited to Attend" -
ST. -GEORGE'S ..CHURCH
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3,,1974
- EPIPHANY IV - • ' -
Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m:
Holy Communion and Sermon at 11 a.m."
Nursery and Sunday School at 11 a.m.
Rector:- Carted -C a.. Rummell, B.4.z B D ..-
.„..•Choirmaster -Organist: Joseph B. Herdman
71$
COME TO A GROWING SUNDAY SCHOOL' a . ,
IF YOU NEED A RIDE, WE HAVE A: BUS
• Bethel Pentecostal, Tabernacle
Affiliated„ with - the Periteeeital Assemblies' of Canada
CORNER' OF ELGiN anq WATERLOO 57S. „
REV. PETER G: ST, DON; • Pastor.
• SUNDAY, - FEBRUARY 3,-1974
10:00 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
•
" 11:00 a.m.--MORNING, WORSHIP
7:00 -p.m.—EVENING SERVICE • -
"AU involved churcrhea`,in the frirthcoming "Invitation to Live 4
Crusade, will be' •involved in this service!"
Guest Speaker in the evening service will be Rev. McWhinnie,
Ist Baptist Church •
Tues. 8:00 p.m. BIBLE
S,TUDY AND 'PRAYER
• Friday 7:30 p.m.- -Youth Service- :..
"Hate is like acid, it Can damage the vesseil In which it is stored?
as well as destro(i the object on which it Is pou�fed."
For further information "about church services call 524-9506.
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tax Presbyterian Church.
THE
REI/,'G LOCKHART ROYAL, B:A, Mlnlrtei•
0 THE RE" RONALD C.,McCALLUM, Assistant ., .
WILLIAM M CAMERON, Director of ,Praise
,.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1974
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 alit. Divine Were -hip,
Sermon:
"THE BEGINNING* OF !TALL"
(Nursery & Junior Congregation)
* * SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM** * ,
Depart `toi asrve ..
Enter io Wel-Ship
4.
Victoria -•Street United ,Church ••
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP • REV. LEONARD WARR
10 APM�ible Schodl`For .All Grades
. -,' 11 A:M.Worship Service_ Q
Sermon:-.,
' "LOTTERIES ARE :THE GREAT ILLUSION"'
BENMILLERUNC UNITED •• CHURCH
'1:30 P.M. Worship Service & Bible School -
`'' W---E,.-1,--d--03--M--,E Leonard Warr
Mrs. J. Snider
Victoria St. Organist Benmiller Pianist
A Choir, Director • & Choir Director
North Street Ubted Church
REV: ROBERT L. RAYMONT
r ` SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1914
9:45 a.m. - 10- year olds and over
11:00 a.m-. - 'Barbie* to 9' yeal 'olds
a ning Worship
Induction of New Congregational Board Members
Lorne H. btttrer - Director of Murk
Mies: Clare McGowan Ioilistarit Visitor