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Six years ago we were supposed to Greek, Jesus in Latin. It appears elsewhere
cele brat: the Int rilaitional Year of the,,; in the Bible. Early Christians thought it
Child. Among the Rights of the Child which; significant that the name, referring to
were given sortie publicity at the time, in -'i;, salvation and recalling the Joshua who led
eluding free education, adequate nutrition,0 Israel across the Jordan into the Promised
protection against cruelty, neglect, and ex- Land, should be the Name of Him who was
ploitation, the right to affection, love andf; to lead the Children of God into . His
understanding, was this - the first on the list,t. Kingdom. ,
the right to a name and nationality.? A
Everyone needs an identity expressed in thea. Christ is not the surname of Jesus, of
name or names by which he or she is called. : course, but describes Him as the Messiah or
Anointed One': According to our manner of
dev loping family names, His could be
Davi o , or perhaps even Carpenter, or
less like y, Nazarene. He was called all of
these at one time or another - that is, He was
New Year's Day is celebrated also as the
''Name Day of Jesus. Not an unusual name in
itself, it is Joshua in Hebrew, Jeshua in
Aramaic and later Hebrew, Jesous in
prtailt
New Year's service marks Knox 1
Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich,
entered its 150th year of Presbyterianism in
Goderich, with a Watchnight Service on
New Year's Eve at 11:30; . -
The Minister, The Rev. G.L. Royal, spoke
on "The Year,, Of Jubilee". On New Year's
Day from 2 to 4:30 a Levee was held in the
classroom area. Mulled Cider, Scottish
Shortbread and Christn as Cake were serv-
ed to over 200 people. Conveners of the
Huronview
HU ;,ONVIEW - The tinsel, baubles,
snowmen and Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus
have been cleared away for yet another
year as Christmas, beautiful as, it was,.. is
now a memory.
On the last afternoon of December,
Huronview residents gathered in the
auditorium for their New Year's party.
While everyone enjoyed the food and
refreshments, relaxing music in the
background was played from the new
stereo. Most everybody has heard the song
"Wasn't that a party"? Well everyone at
Huronview had fun too, and thanks -goes to
Levee were Lyn and Don I c1w.ara, assisted
by Nell and Bruce Erskine, Emily Crew and,
Beth McLean.
The, Meznorbi.lia Tables covering the 150
-year history of -the congregation collected -
by Bill 4.Ross were much enjoyed by the
ecumenical gathering. A highlight of the
afternoon was the presentation- of, a
generous cheque by the Royal Canadian
Legion, Branch 109; Goderich, by John Mac-
residents
the staff for organizing the super afternoon.
Gladys Van Egmond, her daughter Susan,
Art Finlayson, Ray Cantelon and Elgin
Nott, with Huronview's own Jimmie Rud-
dock, presented an excellent program of
lively old favourite tunes and some popular
ones too. Susan Van Egmond, a delightful
young musician, was very generous with
her outstanding solos on the saxophone, just
one of two or three instruments she pia ,I
beautifully: Susan was accompanied at thy;
piano for some of her numbers by he
mother Gladys, who also is a talented musi-
cian. While -coffee was being seried, Gladys
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Balled by His lineage, His family occupa-
tion, His plaee of residence.
Then, too, He is often called Lord, otr
Master which loosely translates into Sir or
MAW. It van aaaeiw one who has power aver
-othersfnr one -to 'whom ° respect -is sue, . In -
both cases it is justified.
We could, if we wished to carry
translation of the Bible words to a modern
extreme, pray through Lord Joshua David-
son, or Sir" Jesous Carpenter. I am not sug-
gesting it, and am " quite happy to say
"through Jesus Christ our Lord". But at the
time of the Name Day of Jesus, it is good for
us to tl?ink, just for a moment or two, about
what these familiar words mean.
And think, too, about the importance of a
name and an identity to all of us, not just
because we have a right to it according to
the United Nations, but because it expresses
the individual self of each one of us, as
created by God and redeemed by His Son.
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