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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-01-03, Page 11• That's the total recipe SUBMITTED BY. , -And WO go further. ' LT. NEIL WATT Ilite assume that for eternal life. - SALVATION ARMY whatever good thing has You can't leave, out • If 'you're the type. that' happened to Us should either__ of , those has (iculty ascending a 'tiff • happen to everyope else. ingredients. There are no three -rung steji. ladder, In exactly the same substitutes. you'll, have trouble. Way. . r sensing the truth in the • We' tend to take our Butt there are various "It was easy,!" of the 14- experiences and make types of bowls in which foot plul pole vaulter. them a standard -for these 'musts' merge. And Similarly, if learning to judging and instructing numerqus different' cups road ', was a frustrating' others. and spoons with Which • experiencefor you, you'll .. God's Word is the only the measuring and . ,. . . ,._ object to the 'No sweat!' safe source of What Must mixing take place. • comment of the gal who be true for everyone. Any. In other words, God • • iOister • reads a 500 -page novel other book or any other brings people to Himself every week. person is Nit one man through His Son in a On the other hand. The pole vaulter would trying W impose his thing variety of ways. Joshua used the on the rest of us.,. learn that it really isn't soAndapyone of US to equivalent of modern easy if he tried to, make , The Bible makes it insist that God duplicate mass evangelism when successes out of everyone absolutely clear that our exact experience for he called a whole nation in Grade 10 gym class! there is only one name everyone else, is prideful before him and asked And that great reader under heaven given and blind. them to declare 'en among men whereby we He will work as He would find there. was a lot masse' whom they would of sweat- to - make the -mit be- saved' (Acts 9: wishes to call each man serve (Joshua 29:15). magic of reading happen 12)• unto Himself. • to everyone in a Grade 1 Two non -debatable Ithas ever been so. Nicodemus comes to classroom. - absolutes cqme through Jacob came to God Christ secretly in the We have a tendency to here: , , through a very personal, middle of the night, He think that what is easy for 1. We must be saved. very private wrestling seems to leave puzzled us should be just as easy 2. We must be saved match (Genesi S 32: 22- - rather -than 'born again.' • for others through Jesus Christ. 32). Yet he shows up after Christ's death as one of His people. Many a man is like the cleansed ieper, who came to Christ in the public streets and was In- structed to declare his healing to, the religious leaders. The gospel resounds with the question: 'What must I do to be saved?' Yet beyond the two essential ingredients there- are as many an- swers as questioners:. Choir and Band entertain at Huronvie A rich young ruler is 'asked if he has obeyed God's commandments. • ,Two fishermen bothers are -told, in 'ef- fect, to forsake all and follow. Jesus, as'did John before Him, tells crowds :that they must repent. panl's jailer is told to 'Belieye....' ' Timothy appears to have come to Christ through the faithful in- struction in. the home by his mother whose -faith was in turn the result of Christian teaching by her mother. One of the men crucified with Jesus 'comes to Him' by con- fessing Christ's holiness as compared to his own wrong -doing. The saving is always through Jesus. But there are no two stories of conversion whith are exactly the same. Nicky Cruz comes to -Christ via an emotional, tension -filled, inner city crusade. Hallett Central School have Mr. Archibald take many memories to the Christmas is all about". annual Christmas party ' _. . .. . , .. _ . , . . . C. -S.. Lewis -comes to Choir- and Band en- part in the service. He .reSident's: , ' - - Margaret McQueen -Sang ' in -. the auditorium, • t n ' • tertained at Huronview sang Fairest Lord Jesus On . Sunday afternoon, ' "0 Holy Night". "Carols Residents and staff Christ in. the quiet d on Friday; Dec. 21. A aecompanied by Frank at Mrs. John McDougall and sweetly Carol", was sung combined presented the privacy of his study.- , a rendition of ' Christmas the organ. The choir in fonrof her male students by the puronview choir. program. Mrs. Elsie A United Church lady carols was presented by their usual spirit sang the presented "In Concert" The plants in the chapel Henderson played a gives herself to God the children in both in- anthem, Angels We Have in the chapel, where were- placed there by couple of pieces' on the during the singing of strumental and voice.' Heard On High, with Mr. many residents gathered ...:Mrs. Beattie 'and Miss • piano. Mrs. Betty Bell 'Rock of Ages' at, the end The musical portion of Mark Sproat singing the to hear this fine program. Sarah Carter. sang, followed by Wendy of a morning worship the Christmas Sunday solo part. To the delight In tigr.. splendid style, The M.0 for the Kloss and friends who , service. Her husband service was to have been of our congregation, Mrs. McDougall played a Seaforth Christmas party acted out Silly Willy:We doesn't even know it directed by Mrs. Elsie Margaret,McQueen sang Piano solo. She ac- put on by the Lions Club enjoyed Frank Bissett happened (and he was there-withFheruntiLshe- ---- - - --- - -- --Hen ders-on- ----an-d----Mr.-11-1e-tov'el y solo -Why--DO- copanied7 th-e -four , -i7-SS--Mr". R7Ap-ittaf: ihe firaYitirtirept an ci-:, "Frank- - • shares it with him two . days later. A Pentecostal teenager responds to an altar call, . walks to the front of the' church, haS, hands' laid' on, speaks in tongues, and is 'slain in the Spirit' in a-. technicolor ,ex- perience that ,she refers to as the •day she gave herself to Jesus. • betting saved is -not a matter ,of baking your own cake and then passing on your sure-fire recipe. ' • It's more like a fellow' getting romantically involved with a girl. You can tell him how -you won .-your--wife, •but chances are your technique won't work -for him. .He'll just have to be himself and trust that he'll be accepted. Coming into a relationship with God through Jesus Christ is even easier. God takes the initiative - He pursues us. And He knows each of us so ,well •••' • . • • 11ZIala'sinii=1 that He knows. exactly wha-wsituations ill -respond. s help us We who iwitness for Jesus must be as firm as He was about the ab- solutes. But also as flexible, as. He was as to the means. 4 testimony is intended to introduce the non- Christian to our Lord, and not just lo our particular means of experiencing Him. • Spiritual duplication is never for the purpose'of producing More of you. But more of Him. , Who cares if there are thousands of different versions of where I was saved, or when I was was - saved! or how I As long as we are unanimous about by whom and through whom we are saved. 'I am made all things to all men that I might by all means save soul 01 (1 Coi, 9: n). (lteIFIW'ed fr* the War Cry) - SUPERIOR MEMORIALS' ESTABLISHED., OVER SO YEARS. Goderich Area Representative ROBERT McCALLUM 11 Cambria Road • Goderich 524-7345 Clinton.Seaforth Area Representative MICHAEL FALCONER 153 High Street ' Clinton • 482-9441 Frank Bissett, • un- , Bells At Christmas Ring. young men, Dennis programme began with accompanied sie while • fortunately on Sunday For the postlude Hamn, Paul Craig, Eric greetingi from the Lions' she played her bells. The morning, Elsie was in bed Margaret and Frank Street, and Jeff W-ittich. president Harold._ Tur- choir sang It Came Upon with the flu, so Margaret played The Bells of St. They sang solos and duets nball. SeVeral favorite A Midnight Clear. Mrs. McQueen came to the Marys'. and led the congregation • Christmas carols were . Betty Rodgers sang 0 rescue and, filled in for The • Salvation Army in, -a sing song of carols. ,sung, followed by the Holy Night. - • Elsie, and all went on as Band from Wingham .Eric delighted.everyone "Cross Country. Squares" The office and heads of • planned. The prelude, brought much happiness with his *piano solos. One who entertained, the staff pre-Selited-the skit-- consisted of Silent Night and cheer to the residents of which was hie own residents by performing Boy meets Girl. Hot Cider with variations, and Star of Huronview on Sunday. composition. The their dances. A Carol and fancy cookies were of the• East•Played on the afternoon. They played residents ' axe- very 'Contatawas-pEesented by served at the end of the organ by Margaret ac- several of the old familiar, grateful to Mrs. the ' Not-thside United program fter 'a visit companied by Frank on carols as they went McDougall and the boys Church Choirs; under the . . from Old Saint Nick and • For Wedding Banquets , • • Funeral Designs, Green Plants, Hanging Plants and Pots, plus a full line of Fresh. Silk and Dried Flowers head for... • • . .SMITH'S.FARM .& GARDEN CENTRE . and the new:" PHONE SA- , 524'43761- •- EVENINGS 524-7243 XII Goderich 82 South St. 111 oioNs FoR ALL °Cc4$ Sio •• • the piano. TheY also through the home. The for their fine musical direction of Mrs. his wife. played -for the carols. Salvation Army with its program: It added so Margaret Whitmore, and Day Care held their, : . HOLINESS BIBLE MISSIONARY CHURCH . i Sunday school 9:50 a.m" ' t Classes for all ages .Worship Service 11 00 a m , i - Prayer 6- 30.7:.00-p.rrr.- --, - -- • . 1. vangelistic Service 7:00 pm. & / -/ Wednesday Night Prayer and Praise - t / ' • Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God • f• e•••••• • • -••-• • ......• v....to-a...1 •-•••,••••• a •-, • • .se,..S.,..••••Sa......S. 0 • .S.•"...4.....•......••.......J • l G Clair Sams , Pastor E . , . . .A.524 2785 i " ; 1 Huron St Walnut St • Matthew 5:8' ----It'' • rs••••:••...........•,....••••s•ISS.d.... 4•So. 6•. Ss ••..6••••••••••••..........••".......O•s,,... ... t• . 44.4.44" .........................." ...... / ) i ) Knox Presbyterian Church '- , __. - • . ••••.. ••••...•••••. a •••••••••••••••••••••-••••••••••••• •• ,7• , , I •- BEREA-BY THE WATER LUTHERAN CHURCH Gibbons St at SUncoast Drive 915 Sunday School and Bible Ciasses It was a pleasure to fine music brought, back much to - the Spirit of Mrs. Audrey McIlwain. Christmas party on - •,• 6, 1980 • 1 .. • Christmas. Santa Claus, put in an Wednesday - afternoon • JANUARY i . •, • A special Christmas appearance at the end. of D•ecember 19' and after a 1. the ., program and delicious turkey dinner, i EPIPHANY SUNDAY • Back to Hong Kong' ' the• shapel on Thursday programme Was held in presented each resident with some fruit. musical pageant. Once ) we were treated to a ? ible SERMON:°"KEEP THE LIGHT SHINING" / , ; .• . , , " : ;THE REV G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B A ,M DIV Minister • . . • Edna Brophy, formerly. nursing . home for aged Prouty Conducted the of Toronto, will return and -infirm Maryknoll program and the guest. ' the effects cif the flu in the home and as a result our distributed gifts. - • an appearance and 1. i - Marvin L. Barz, Pastor • .,-; j • .- LORNE H DOTTER ER, Director of Praise / • ,...REV11 524 2235 ' "* " SUNDAY, JANUARY 6 1980 1 • :R0:NALD C McCALLU,M, Assistant i ,, . f December. • Maryknoll Sister Mary nurse in the B'ethanY---, St'u'O. ' Mrs. Shirley We have -lren feeling- , again Santa Claus made I soon to her mission in Sisters. In 1978 she setup'speaker was Rev. Keith weekly programs- 'have Mrs. Prouty conducted j "Preaching peace by Jesus Christ. He is Lord of II' " been curtailed slightly. Bible Study on Wed- ) Acts :10 36 • .. . a.m. Sunday School Hong Kong - after', three the Central Supply at the ' Gonyou.. Bruce Cann - . 11,:00 a.m. Divine Worship ' • years of professional and new Maryknoll Nursing presented an in On - Tuesday afternoon nesday 1 afternoon the 3...„.i: ....„__, ,___________,„ i •) • ' •• ••••• •••••••••••••-••.-•• ,•-••-••••••-•..•• +a., • ••••• •:•...•• ....•••••••.••••••••••,••••••••••••••..••••••••••••••,•-•••.•• 1 ..... 10 "1. • •-•••••••• a •-... • • • Spiritual renewal in Home. While working at strutnental and Miss December 18, we held our same week- , . f . , Sermon': "MIRACLE OF A NEW YEAR (Nursery Facilities)" . 1. . • . „ 10.'30 Worship : • , a- . Canada and 'the United Susan, Cann sang a solo. A States. , • Daughter of the former George' and Veronica Brophy, 'Sister Mary Edna is a graduate of St. Michaells,Hospital School of Nursing in Toronto and '• worked there as a nurse. ' for seven years before • entering the Maryknoll • Foreign Mission Congregation of America in 1955. Sister Edna was assigned to. -}long Kong in 1960 where she did nur- , sing .at Our Lady of Maryknoll Hospital which serves the Poor of the teeming refugee resettlement areas of, Kowloon.. In order to reach out to 1 ti f her those not -being reached through the hospital and be more directly involved with their -families; Sister - moved to clinic work in 1965. As head nurse in a large out-patient clinic located „in the- midst of huge resettlement blocks of flats, Sister Brophy was able -to serve the -sick ` and ,-their ' families through her nursing as well as With • health education. and home nursing programs. 1976, -Sister Edna returned to the Maryknoll Center in New York, to work as head • • •• , • poem "Christmas Eve - was 'recited 'by Milford Prouty. Mr. Cecil Skinner • played his violin; and Mrs. Elsie Henderson pllyed the organ, During the programme, Rev.' Gonyou played his guitar. -The church service on • Sunday morning December 16 was con- , ducted by Rev. Don Darrell. Meditation was on the theme of "What SISTER MARY EDNA • BROPHY Bethany, Sister took a refresher course in nursing at Pace University • . -.Upon comp e on o term of service at the Nursing Home, and in preparation for her return. --to • Bong_ Kong, „ Sister Brophy par- ticipated in the Clinical Pastoral Education program (CPE) at Toronto School of Theology. She 'presented slide- lecturesabont Hong Kong and her life there in classes' at Catholic grade schools in Wingbam and Teeswater. A special gathering was held for her at St. Augustine's parish near Wingham in October. a 111! REsIDEINICU" E 45 NELSON ST. GODECtI" "Retirement Home" v:itt; "HOME ATMOSPHERE", -24 HOUR SUPERVISION - Meiple Grove offers gracious yet comfortable living In both private anti semi.private rooms.. bur warm surroundings and home cooked medls are most comfor. table, as Is the convenience of being close to the down. town shopping area and most churches. These however are just a fow,Of'our manifeatures. Cali, today for more details, we welcome all enquiries. P,HONE: 524-8610..524 73. 24 MONUMENTS MARKERS - CEMETERY LETTERING. MONUMENT 8, REPAIR DON DENOIV1ME AREA REPRESENTATIVE FOR AN APPOINTMENT ANYTIME Phone 524-6621 T. PRYDE & SON LTD. BUSINESS EST. 1920 All leather - winter footwear, % OFF All other lines of footwear • Holland Shoes "Fashionable Footwear for the Entire Family" • 28 Aihert,St. Clinton • BETHEL PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY 321 BAYFIELD ROAD (HWY. 21 SOUTH) 2:00 p.rn. Young People's Society a Enter to Worship • .Depart to Serve A filiatedWiththe Pentecostal,Assemblies of Canada Pasior FrPd. Day 1. SUNDAY AT TEN 1.•1. 1. "Family Bible School" * 1. 1. . SUNDAY AT ELEVEN. • x ; "FaMily Worship Hour" i Guest Speaker: Bill Barwick Jr., student at Eastern • / Pentecostal Bible College • • ,...••• • • • • • • •-••••• • • , •„.• ••••„.„...„ •.„ •••••••• " North Street United Church • •-: • Minister: The Rev. Robe(t 0.. Ball • ' MisS Clare McGowan, Visiting Assistant Mr. Robert Blackwell, A. Mus., M. Mus. ••./.. . Director of Music 1. . _ SUNDAY, JANUARY '6, 1980 ? •i 4 WelCome-to Phil Farbato, who is serving his internship. . t• - .. . i0 a.m. Sunday School for Grades 7 and over , i• icnoiGleGoderich , ' . ' erich for the month of January, from our Bible/ ? Church School for ages- 4 Grades •6 from i / • / • worship at 11 a.m. • ' , . EVENING SERVICE • MESSAGE - PASTOR DAY • Tuesday • Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. *a 1. • . - S . ••••••••••••.••••••••••••••-• ••••••••••••.••••••••• • • ••••.. • • "s..• •-•••• •••• • • a • • • • • • t , : "A Neighbouring Church For Neighbourly People" • st Service of New Minister • The Rev. Robert 0. Ball ) • 1 1; ,• • • ft...m.0 • • • • • •••••••• • ••••-•• • • •••••• • • •••• .1. Nursery Facilities • Come and worship Kith us ; . • • CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH MAYFIELD ROAD AT SLAKE STREET .4... / 'EVANGELISTIC - FUNDAMENTAL • ,:i. REV. R BRUBACHER Pastor •., - i SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1980 -- 11 A.M. AND 7:30 P.M. . REV. AND MRS ANDY LARGE - . . . k ANDY j. Be sure to hear this fine couple aslhey•preSent they j• • work in Peru through message, music' and slides i TUES. 6:3.0 P.M. • THE OLYMPIANS ,- „ ) . : , • WED: 7:30 P.M. - PRAYER MEETING 1. WE WELCOME "YOU" 1. 1-...•-••-......--....--,;•......•-..•-••-••-•...•-...•....;.•-....;-...•-....•.......„-...........••-••• ? Q:liurch •• Services held each Sunday at Robertson Memoricti School • /. 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. sRV. W A. LUDWIG • • ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH Organist Rector: The Reverend Robert J. Crocker Organist -Choirmaster: Joseph B. Herdman The Epiphany • ' Sunday- January 6th 8.30 a.m. Holy Communion • 11:00 a.m. Church School and Nursery Sermon: "The Three-difts",. ' . 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion, : 7:30 p.m: Board of Management You are always welcome at St. George's • t ./. - 18 WAT-ERLOO ST S --• 524-9341 . .. 9:45 AM,SUNDAY SCHOOL i ; .. 11 00 A.M. FAMILY WORSHIP. .. ' ' \' ? `• i Listen to CKNX Radio Sunctia,y_. " \i 6 30 P M PRAISE AND TESTIMONY MEETING . . at 10:30 a.m. .. ( Th%hand of God in the Heart of Goderich) for the / • -"pack to God 1 -tour.:, 524-9689 111 Officers Lieutenant 8. Mrs. Neil Watt %. • 411 Are Corclially Invited To Join Our .Fellowship •••• .• • -.4., • • • • -••• • FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH -t Baptist Convention of Ontario and Oliebec Montreal Street (near the Square) Minister Rev John D M Wood, B.f1 B.D. Victoria Street United Church ' Edward J Anderson, Pastor . t Choir Director and Organist: Mrs, Leonard Warr .1. .1. • . 9 45 A M MORNING WORSHIP - • 11 00 A Mi SUNDAY SCHOOL • i 1. ▪ • EVERYONE WELCOME Organist and Choirr Director' Mrs. J. Snider Morning Worship and Sunday School ' 10 a.m. Victoria Street 11:1s ant. Benmilier- .41 ••••••••••••••• • •-••tt. .6 • "•••• • •••. • •-•,..4 4•.;. ••••• • •-••••••• ••••• • sr •4••• ••••••• is•-• • •.• • • w••••• -•J 2:30 p.m.Church Refugee Committee . 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