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BY THE REVEREND
GERRY McMILLAN
BETHEL PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY
You have often heard the expression,
'there must be more to life'. In a nutshell, I
believe that is the plight of many individuals
today. In fact, society as a whole is crying
out, 'there roust be more! ! !'
Something is desperately wrong.
Something is missing. Families are increas-
ingly breaking up. We have made tremen-
RELIGION
n fill our spiritual vacu
MINISTER'S STUDY
dous advancements in science and
technology, but as the Reverend Billy
Graham has stated years ago, we are still at
the ox cart state in human relationships.
Because of the breakup of the home, many
children are torn apart emotionally and
psychologically. I know, I've talked to them.
Alcoholism and drug addiction is increas-
ing to epidemic porportions. People, young
and old are increasingly taking their lives.
It has been said that much of the young
people's philosophies today are suicidal
philosophies. There's no future, no' hope -
what's the use. As the old Grass Roots, rock
hit goes - "LA -LA -LA LET'S LIVE FOR TO-
DAY - DON'T WORRY ABOUT
TOMORROW."
A lot of people have a lot of answers for
the world we now find ourselves confron-
ting.
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Some say- I -
"It's the bomb we need to rid
ourselves of the Bomb". I appreciate the
discussions and debates concerning the
bomb, b1LI believe at times it clouds our
mind to t'l:.other problems we are now fac-
ing. We seem to be so concerned for the
future of our children, but at the same time
we are miserably lacking in our concern for
them here and now.
The bombs can be dismantled tomorrow,
leaving us no more threat of a nuclear
holocaust, but there still remain problems
so severe, that they can spell our doom.,
Some will say it is the economy. No doubt
it is a problem. Yet we are still scratching at
the surface. We're only fooling ourselves in
believing that as soon as the economic woes
Baha'i youth descend on, London
The influx of 2,500 youths from over 40 na-
tions attending the International Baha'i
Youth Conference, August 24-27, has promp-
ted a colorful variety of public events in
London.
Acting Mayor Orlando Zamprogna is pro-
claiming August 24-30 as Baha'i Week in the
City of London. The week witnesses a tree
planting ceremony, 10 a.m., Saturday,
August 25 behind. the University of Western
Ontario's Alumni Hall - the chief 'location
for Conference proceedings. The tree is a
gift from the Conference to the University.
Representatives of the Conference, the
Canadian Baha'i Community, and the
University are attending the ceremony.
Throughout the three-day Conference,
participants are examining the growing
Baha'i Youth Movement, and their in-
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dividual and -collective preparation, for in-
ternational service. Other highlighted topics
include the unique contribution of Baha'i
youths to International 'Year of the Youth,
1985, and the challenging standard of Baha'i
conduct.
An entire afternoon of the proceedings is
dedicated to Mona, a 16 -year-old Baha'i high
school girl who was hanged for her faith in
June 1983 in Iran. Miss Rouhi Jahanpour, a
former fellow prisoner with Mona, who
herself was tortured, is scheduled to speak
about Mona's ordeal.
Specially invited guest speaker is Senator
Jacques Hebert, President and Founder of
Canada World Youth, Chairman of the
Organizing Committee for the first North-
South Youth Assembly; 1981.
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are healed, that then we'll find happiness.
Loneliness, depression, apathy,
hnnelessness. that now confront us. d esn't
know any boundaries, especially eco�iomic
ones. It seems the individuals who have. the
most in this lifetime are in many Oases the
tinhappiest and they are the ones calling out,
' There must be more'.
Many more answers would be given.
Here's mine.
I believe it's a spiritual problem. I believe
there is a Creator. God - who has made us.
`Who has made us to have fellowship with
Him. He's a God of Love, but also a God of
Justice, and becay a of our sins, our tran-
sgressions, we a& out of fellowship with
Him.
I believe we are physical, mental, and
spiritual beings. We are feeding ourselves
emotionally, mentally, physically, yet we
are still hungering for more.
We have a spiritual vacuum. Only God
can fill that vacuum. And the only way to
come to God is through His Son Jesus Christ.,
He sad, 'I am the Way, The Truth and The
Life, o one comes to the Father, but by me'.
Mnhas erred
I
sl believinghe
is basically
ood and he lone can solve the problems.
History, .past and present nd doubt
disproves hi: claim. Things are not getting
better. They are getting worse.
Jesus Ch st wants us to have more in life.
His joy, H love, His peace, the promise of
eternal lif
Jesus say in + -, ttlfl;l0, "I came that
they might have life a d have it more abun-
dantly."
Rev. 3:20' Says, "Be old, I'stand at the
door and knock, if an ' one hears my voice
and opens the door, I wi r e in to him and
eat with him, and he with me"
There is more! There ha to be! He is
Jesus Christ! Recognize r cause of your
sins (transgressions), you are out of
fellowship with God. Jesus paid for your sins
on the Cross. He died for you so that our
relationship with Him can be restored.
Confess your sins, ask for His forgiveness.
Let Him become the Lord of your life. Come
into fellowship with Him, let Him restore
you, and fill you with His love.
As sacred singer Dallas Holm me
n i
one
d
ina
songa few ew yearsago, "JESUS CAN
SATISFY YOUR SOUL".
St. Peter's has new priest
Father Joseph Francis Hardy is the new
priest at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Chur-
ch, Goderich. He arrived July 31 to replace
Father Arnold Francis Loebach who has
gone t6 St. Brigid's Roman Catholic Church;
Logan (near Mitchell) .
Father Hardy has known Father Loebach
for many years. He worked with him on Lay
Retreats and was taught by him at St.
Peter's Seminary. "He was my Spiritual.
Director and I owe a great deal to him for
his kindness over the years."
Father Hardy is the son of Joseph and
Mary ( Geary) Hardy (now deceased) and
was born in Chicago, Illinois. He has one
brother, James, who is married to Marj
Medd, formerly of Clinton. They have four
children, Mike, Pat, Brenda and Dan.
As a boy, Father Hardy lived in England
where he received some of his early educa-
tion, and then moved to London, Ontario.
• He worked eight years for the O.L.D. Co.
as a clerk and entered St. Peter's Seminary
in 1959. On May 29, 1965 he was ordained as a
priest and said his first mass at Holy Cross
Church in London. He has served in the
following parishes: Sacred Heart, La Salle
( summer of 1965) ; All Saints, Strathroy
(five" years); St. Andrews, London (two
years); St. Mary's, London (two years); St.
Joseph's Hospital Chaplain (summer of
1974); St. Joseph's, Clinton (six years) and
Holy Cross, London ( four years).
Some of Father Hardy's former
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Sunday 9:45 a.m MORNING WORSHIP
Thursday 7:013 p.m PRAYER & BIBLE STUDY j
ORGANIST MRS. ALYCE GARDNER
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Chris Wicher. Pastor
Office 524-2235: Home 524.4134
August 26
9:15 Family Education Hour
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August 23 10.30 Mustard Seed Bible Study
The Church ,f the -Lutheran Hour"
150th ANNIVERSARY YEAR -...i
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North and Nelson Streets, Goderich
Rector: The Reverend Robert J. Crocker
Organist -Choirmaster: Lorne H. Clotterer
Sunday, August 26th
8.30 a.m. Holy Communion. ""
9:30 aim. Holy Communion Chri;t Church. Port Albert.
11.00 �. m. Morning Prayer.
Sermon The Reverend Douglas Pitts.
Guest organist: Grace Datema.
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parishioners may not recognize him these
days. He has lost 70 pounds and says the
secret is diet and exercise. "I am still strug-
gling to keep it off," he admits.
During his 19 years as a priest, Father
Hardy has been a member of various com-
mittees in the diocese on Immigration and
-Ecumenism. For 12 years, he was a part of
the Anglican -Roman Catholic Dialogue of
Canada and is now part of the Ontario
Bishop Commission on•Ecumenism.
Father Joseph Francis Hardy
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