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REVEREND ARTHUR SCOTT
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
You will keep in perfect peace
him whose mind is steadfast, because
he trt'ists in you. Trust in the Lord
forever, for the Lord, the Lord, is
the Rock eternal."
Isaiah 26: 3-4 N.I.V.
The technology which produces the
graphics and visual displays as seen on
Sesame Street stimulates the mind and im-
agination. We can imagine and visualize
many wonderful things. Seasame Street's
--- Bert sings about "the land of imagination"
and this "land of imagination" is in our,
dreams according to his song.
In our dreams or visualization 'process
we have the potential for a "land of im-
agination" or for C.S. Lewis' "land of Nar-
nia". Isaiah is talking about this type of
imagining or visualizing when he says,
"whose mind is steadfast". When we are
confident the land of God's love exists; and
when we have the assurance God loves us;
then our imagination enables us to ex-
perience "peace that passes understan-
ding" or what Isaiah identifies as "perfect
peace'.
• This type of imagining is most vividly il-
lustrated by the negative aspect of fear. At
times, we experience fear dominating our
imagination. When.we are aware of a lov-
ed one driving through a severe winter's
storm we ponder the potential dangers and
imagine the tragic results. This is a
negative aspect of the `,'land of
imagination".
Isaiah speaks of a simitar imagination
experience, but from the positive side with
faith dominating our imagination. When
our imagination focuses on God in an at-
titude of trust, then we actualize God's
love through visualization. God actualizes
it demonstrates His love for us in Christ.
When trust and confidence in God saturate
our imagination and visualization, then the
retainer '.gates open and the reality of
God's love pours into our lives bringing the
"peace that passes understanding" and
God's "perfect peace"..
Even though our world is infested by sin
and its symptoms such as: turmoil, strife,
heartache and fear; I believe we can ex-
- perience God's "perfect peace" when our
."land of Imagination" finds its source in
God and when our "land of imagination"
demonstrates .confidence in the reality of
Jesus. Christ and expresses obedience in
his discipline.
Reverend
returnin
to school
BY YVETTE ZANDBERGEN
A local minister, after spending two
years in Goderich, has decided to move
from Goderich to continue with his
schooling.
Reverend Arthur Scott from Goderich's
Free Methodist Church, will be m ing to
Sarnia. at the end of June and plans I take
a pastoral education course which is re-
quired for chaplaincy.
Rev. Scott is originally from Tillsonburg
and has spent eight years at a school for
the blind at Brantford. He attending col-
lege and received his Bachelors Degree
and following this, received his Masters of
Divinity' Degree from the seminary. For
the last 12 years, he has been "hither and
yonder serving churches in Ontario."
Rev. Scott, his wife Betty and his two
sons Dalrrell and Ian lived in Lucknow for
five years before coming to Goderich.
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Goderich Police Auction. A number of items were available Saturday including: bicycles,
hubcaps, fans and clothing. The items had been lost and are unclaimed. The money raised
(as yet undetermined) goes towards the Town of Goderich Police fund. Last year's auction
raised over $200.(photo by Ted Spooner)
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