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We would .. w6rry less ference in Christian practice
about:,what others think of us, from people who interpret the
if we realized how 'seldom will of God differently. Take
' they do', says an old adage- - note 9f how Paul handles it:
No, doubt about it, we take Don't criticise a brother
out'selyes' too• seriously. We Christian" "having different
-' --need-tta•look-at-ourselves• w4th- ideas from ours about what
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some.acnusement or else'we is.rig an lwrong. or in -
may be, endangered into stance don't argue With hii'ii
'thinking we have the last and about•:whether or not to eat
final ward 'on everything,' meat that has been.offered to
includng'God. idols,. : Those who think it is
all right to eat such meat
.'You're so - beastly must not `rook down on those
Opinionated;' - one man who won't: And if yeu are one
stormed'; at another as they of those who won't, -dont find
discussed' relig>o°h; fault with those who do. For
'especially' when you don't God has accepted them to be,
agree with rne!' his -children. They are God's
Ah so. Many °of us like to , servants; not yours: They are
think. we've :found the "only . responsible to Him, not to
road leading to heaven, • and you.'•
if perchance there are a few He goes on to sy thatGod—
others, not of- our thinking, is pleased with both attitudes
providing • they, are . held
conscientiously.. 'The man
who eats meat eats it as.a gift . .
from the Lord, and he thanks
, God for it. The man who
refrains from eating does so
out of anxiety toplease the
Lord, and he too is thankful.'
What a yvonderful,liberal
and.humane approach. It
vivily points out the
priceless gift of Christian
freedom. .Christian
behaviour, in all its variety, is
. cemented to pleasing God,
which is the supreme pattern
for all of us.
It frees us, then from
taking'•a last stand on our own -
attitudes. and - from the
necessity of criticising how
. who do make the grade (to
heaven, I mean)... well,,we
still feel our `enlighten.ment'
is much greater than theirs.
. Let us never be fooled into
thinking that there are not a
number..of ways` in '.which
Christians can work out their
faith,
God, thank goodness, is not
intere§ted in dull uniformity.
Remember how• µ•Palii
handled diversity in Christian
^practice in .the New,
Testament church. Some of.
the Christians at Rome and
Corinth would not eat meat
that had been•offered to idols
for fear they would seem to be
sanctioning idolatry.. Others
said since the idol gods didn't
exist it wouldn't do any harm, other Christians work out
'We: have• .one. Lord and .their obedience.
Master,' they insisted, 'and And it forces us to admit
He has given us food for our :that it is . just '.possiblethey
good, r shall' eat it and "be •• may sometimes discern othe
grateful.' • ' ` a will of God even more clearly
S•o • here we have a dif- than,we
_ THE' B•AHA't �F AITH . TTE A-CHES
Service in love for mankind and unity with God is worship.
Write P.O. Box'' 212, Goderich
:Phone 524-6179
THE MOST REV. J.A. WATTON
The Most Rev;'- acmes A. Watton, Archbishop -of
1VIoosonee and Metropolitan of Ontario will be the guest
preacher at St. George's Church on September 12 at 11
a:m. - • .
Archbishop Watton, who lives in Schumacher, Ont,, is
the chief bishop of the Anglican Church in this.province.
• He is :Married tothe former Irene Foster of Sheppardton.
Archbishop -Watton served as curate at Christ Church,
Port Albert in 1939 and 1940: •
The service will be under the direction of the Rev.
Donald F. Irvine, a professor.at Huron College, London.
Bishop .Ragg has appointed Mr. Irvine to. be interim
minister until the appointment of a new rector to succeed
Canon Garwood G. Russell who has become rector'of St.
Andr"ew Memorial Church in London: •
Archbishop Wattc)n willalso be at Christ Church, Port
Albert at the 2 o'cleek service of Harvest Thanksgiving.
At the chapel
Youthfor..Christ-head
Vi►VU U..tlW.F" AVA AVIA./ i AVA ilj4 VI VI V V4 IV* VI/VI Vi VI/Vi IV ,VIIVA __rV
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Former President of CANADIAN YOUTH FOR CHRIST for 7
years.
Former Director of YOUTH FOR CHRIST IN. INDIA for 9,years:
Presently Director of OUTREACH MINISTRIES WITH- IN-
TERNATiONAL YOUTH FOR CHRIST, • •
THIS. SUNDAY,
SEPT., 2th•
8p.m.
•
HURON MEN'S
CHAPEL
AUBURN,
VIL PREVAILS WHEN GOO t MEN DO:,NOTHING
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Six faiths heard at
world conference TO1 PlisU Et
• • During the suinmer Spicehandler of the Hebrew
representatives from the Union College,, Hebrew
world's religions gathered 'in University, Jerusalenli; for
Canterbury, England to • Christianity, Archbishop, The PEARL LUELLA c
observe the 40th anniversary Right Reverend George GALLAGHER .•
of the World. Congress of Appleton; M.B•D,, C;M,G,; • Rev. Ralph King conducted
Faiths. . foe'- Islam, His Excellency the funeral service on Sep -
The Congress is a direct' Sadiq al-Maldi, formerly `.camber. 5 from the Stiles
outcome of the Parliament Prime Minister of the Sudan' - Funeral Home for the late
of Religions held in Chicago ',and•for the Bahal- Faith, Mr: Mrs. Pearl Luella Gallagher"
893 ,,.Altl►, ile.}1 nthPt - 1 ?hglas ll ar'tiil,=Seer
411 or-o€---who-•-dfed--•at--Haronviow 'on
tempts ` were• made to in-
stitutionalize-` this ideal, the
World Coingress of Faiths is
the longest_' lasting, best
organized arid successful.
The Congress heard guest
speakers . from '•six major
faiths: For Hinduism, Swarni
Nirlip Tananda and Professor
D H, -ishop (Washington
Una-ry ittty, U.S.A.).•,. for
Bu.ddhisrtf; The. Most
Reverend;' The Lord -Abbot
Kosho Ohtani of Nishi.
Hong wal(rai,KyotorJapar; for.
Judaism. .Dr..: Ezra
the ' ' National . Spiritual September.3 at the age of 87.
Assembly o>'. the. Baha'is of: 4 former; resident of
Canada. Goderieli, ' Mrs, Gallagher•
was born ori April 1, 1889 in
The Choice of Mr,„N)artin is Colborne Township to Arabs -
special honor fore the Fiisher. and ` 'the. former
Canadian Baha'i community:: Jemima Turner arid lived in.
Mr. Martin has been:' that township: until 1916' when'
Secretary of the National. she moved to Goderich. .
Spiritual Assembly • since: She was predeceased, by
1965, has lectured,,,,widely at her husband, William James
Baha'i Schools in Britain, the Gallagher, who died on June
U.S,A•"'and Canada .arid 1, 1959. They were married
contributed extensively to September 15, 1936 at. -
Baha'i publicationsln several�._.13.ruee€ield:_r_..
countries.. Mrs.' Gallagher is survived
"THE. BIBLE AND THE
More thari ninetei°njiundred years ago
St: Paul .wrote to a young man na.nied•
Timothy: "From a child thou .hast known- •
-;the holy scriptures, which aria elite to
make Thee wise u!ito•salvation through
feith'whrc.h sin Christ Jesils" (II'Tim.
3:15.1.
•• Timothy was a fortunate young man. •
His father was not a believer in God,
but his. godly mother made up for the
lack: • and .her • norther helped. as' day
after day from his earliest childhood.
they taught, him the Word. of God. As a
result -he came to know Christ as his
Sevier at,an early age, and. later became
•Pai'l's f?ithful•-co-worker and closest
:associate in making known the wonder
ful gospel 01 the grace'of God," in•his
very last letter, the great' apostle ,re-.re-
callsTin dffiy s "unfeigned faith...wliich
dwelt first in tliy .grandmother: Lois, and
thy mother Eunice- '1111-im.-1:5.)
If only we .had more such grand-• •
mothers: today, .with husbands to help
-them-( If only our children were not set
adrift On a tossing sea:of • liunian specu
lotion, but . were • taught the 'eternal';
truths of Old Book, the Bible!.
Certainly the rebe111on. if s-o:much of
••-von youth against law •and authority•and
morality is directly. related to the disep-
- pearance of the Sible Irani She American
life 'li is. not.. the'. young people who
have been brought up in Bible_read.ing
i.
' 'AMERICAN. HOME"
homes and •ni Church <iiid Sunday School
who are. making us ashamed- 1 XIdy'' it is
those, from' backgrounds Reith rich and
poor, who have beain.brouglitup without.
_;bible teaching..
•. We 611 need to "know the holy $trip-
'tures." not only because: they• tench
reverence for God and build more
octet. but most of all because they "are
able to .make fun) wise'unto salvation
through faith- in Christ Jesus." •
The theme of the Bible, Old Testament
as well as New. is• thea Lord Jesus
-.-Christ, the riches of whose -saving
grace are unfolded to. us in the epistles
of Paul, 'the chief of sinners •saved by
(dace It. was to Paul' that God first 'com-
mitted "the preaching of the cross." It
is he who •tells us of the.' riches that
flow from Calvary. Itis he who declared
by divine inspiration: '
HAVE REDEMPTION THROUGH
.HIS (CHRIST'S) BLOOD,. THE .FORGIVE-
NESS OF .SINS 'ACCORDING • TO THE
RICHES OF HIS GRACE".(Eph: 1:7).
'.'THAT IN THE AGES TO COME GOD
MIGHT SHOW THE EXCEEbING RICHES
OF HIS GRACE IN• HIS KINDNESS TO •
-
WARD US THROUGH CHRIST JESUS"
•.IEph.2:71.' • •
God loves 'oil, Christ died for you.
6e/leve oh'the-Lord Jesus Christ and
thou.shalt be. saved" (Acts 15:311-
Yea (haunt; I milli 'through ,hi'vg1Ny'
of the shadow of death, 1 shall too( no
evil, for Thou git with me.
-23rd Psalm
of 'North Street United
Church. -
Interment in. -Colborne
Township Cemetery followed
the service.
J,A, KELLY •
Joseph Andrew 'Kelly, 98.
Arthur Street, Goderich,.died.
A.ugtlst 30 at Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital:
following a lengthy illness; -He•
-was 81,
He was born September 2,
.1894' in St. Marys to Michael.
and Mary (Kennedy) Kelly...
He lived most of his • life. in
Ontario except fora brief
time when he worked • in
Detroit. He was a carpenter
in the building trade.
He was .predeceased-
September
predeceased September 18, 1963 :by his•
wife; the former -Sarah Louise
by one sister, -Mrs: Lucy Hislop "ilahbm he 'Married in
'Stothers' of Goderich and • Stratford in 1938. • ' - .• '
several nieces and nephews. • .lie.. was a member of St.
The deceased was a member Peter's - Roman Catholic
.:.:� .;, Church. ,
Surviving • are one
daughter, Mrs., Peter (Kitty)•
Spain and one son,. James'"
(Jim) Kelly, both of
Goderich; one nephew, Jack
Kelly, -Windsor; one niece,
• Mrs. Mel (Marion ••''Babe')
Woods, London; and four
grandchildren. He was
predeceased by one -son,
Jackie.
Funeral service was at St
Peter's Church Thursday,
September 2 with the Rev. Fr.
Raymond Monahan of- •
ficiating.
interment was in Avondale
Cemetery, Stratford.
Pallbearers—were Gerald
Spain, Charles Allison; Tom
Eadie, • Bill LaWson,: • Bert
Evans and Junior' Hislop.
Prayers .were , heard '.at
Stiles Funeral Hpme Wed-
- nesday .• evening- prior to
burial..
SORRY
In last week's Signal -Star,
the copy.fpr Singing Waters
and The Minister's Study was
inadvertently switched.
• The writing of the . Rev.
Alfred. Fry, appeared under
the name of Mrs. Gwyn
Whilsmith - and vice versa.
The Signal -Star regrets this
error, . - and any em-
barrassment the error might
have caused for either writer.
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SUNDAY IN THE
, CHURCHES
The family that pays. together..:.
•
•BEREAnr• BY THE -WATER
(Blake and Eldon•Streets, Goderich)
•Meeting at Robertson Memorial School
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1976 '
9:30 a.m. Sunday School' for all:
Stays together ] SERMON:1 sh
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' { S: N. "THE PARENT PROBLEM"
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j..�..«... �..«.�.�:.�..�Y.�.. .....�.,�..�........�..�..�. '{ Marvin L..Barz, Pastor 524-2235 {
Rev. John Tiebe, Director .�
of Outreach Ministries with
the Council of Youth for
Christ International„ will f.
speak at " the Huron . Men's . 1•
Chapel -in Auburn on .Sep-
tember 1,?; The service begins
at8:O0p.n .
Rev: Teibe has a Wide and t
varied experience in youth { `
work; bothoverseas, and as
President of Canadian Youth
for Christ for seven years. His
21 year, ministry with the
organization has taken him to .f
• more than 20 countries of the t
world. •{ .
Rev. . Teibe, after
graduating from . Berean.
Bible College. in Calgary,
Alberta, pastured •a Baptist j:
Church in ' Western Canada {'
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
Affiliated with the .Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
CORNER. OF` ELGIN: AND WATERLOO -STS,
• Pastor: C. Fred Day '
DR. ARTHUR MOORE-1-S-COMING'
A. Ph.: D. from Berkeley, California
Outstanding Christian & Bible Teacher
Will be. at Bethel Tabernacle. for 3 nights
SEPTEMBER 14=16 BEGINNING AT 8 P.M.
WE WELCOME EVERYONE TO HEAR LECTURES .
on "The. Magnificence of Genesis"
SUNDAY CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 10 A.M.
MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE 11 A.M.
EVENING GOSPEL HOUR 7'P.M.
TUES. 8 P.M. BiBLE STUDY HOUR
FRI. 8 P.M. YOUTH MEETING r,
Something For What Each• Family Needs
"Preaching peace by..Jes sChrist: He is Lord of -all" Acts 10,36 •
BETHEL 'HOLINESS CHAPEL BIBLE -MISSIONARY
CHURCH
3unday7'Schovl
Classes' for all age's.
Worship Service .1.1:00 a.m.
Prayer 6:30-7:.00 p.m.
Evangelistic Service 7110 p.m. •
Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God -
• Matthew.5:8
Huron St. & Walnut St. -
�' . t _ Kennison W. Lawton, Pastor _ 524-2785 E
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{ i North Street United ;Church
Pv4t The' Rev. Ralph E. King, B.A.; -B.D., Minister
t { Miss Clare McGowan; :Visiting Assistant
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° Mr. Lorne H. Dotterer, Director of Music
prior 'to; his overseas- ap «•
, , . Sunday Sthool for ages 3 to 9 from worship`et 11 a.m. I
pointment with Youth for j
Anne, and their family,: they -jj ,j 1$IBLE SOCIETY'SUNDAY,,SEPTEMBER 12, 1976 C-
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EVANGELISTIC'— FUNDA'ME:NTAL
'REV. R. BRUBACHER Pastor
for nine
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
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Christ. Together with his wife . j • Worship at ft a.m. ' , ' _
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lived in India
years,
SA MELD ROAD AT SLAKE STREET
where he. -served as Director•'I �, l' '"THEBOOK FOR EVERYONE" •
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' for Central Asia YFC. = 1' t ' Nursery Facilities
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Come • and Worship with us
1.0,00 A.M. BIBLE SCHOOL FOR ALL - AGES
PROMOTION DAY:
na .Was A.M. •MORNING WORSHIP. SERVICE
formed in 1968.to promote „
Netter international SERMON: WHO I5 THE GREATEST LIAR TODAY?"
7:30 P,M. EVENING SERVICE
"GOD" MAJESTIC' IN .COMPASSION
• SPECIAL MUSIC
Wednesday 8.00 P.M. - Mid week service
organizations, Rev• Teibe; j WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH { �'
was .its first secretar"v. an j' �.. .-..�.----- --.�.-:.Y-, -,-.. .-.r-c.-...�..- - •^{ I
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The Council of Youth' for
Christ. In°ternatio l s /
cooperation, co-ordination
and the•extension of the YFC { ,-
ministry world wide„thraugh }
growing national
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TRINITYXII -
8;30 Holy Communion
14 a.m. Morning" Prayer and Sermofl
11 a.m. Nursery. and Junior Congregation.
office he held until his recent ` : ' ""'�"�•""^'^""""'�""'�'^"'�"" "' .•«.«.....,..'�.._�. _ Guest Preacher The Most Rev James. A. Watton,
appointment to full time staff -. E. 'r • • :Metropolitan of Ontario •
FIRST -BAPTIST CHURCH
(Bapijlst Conve(ttion of Ontario and Quebec)
MD.NT•REIb•L STREET (near The Square).
Rev. W.H. McWhiltn';'rF R.G.S.
Organist: Mr. Frank Bissett •
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
At Both Services : ,
— Guest Speaker: THE REV. J.C. THOMPSON,
• Secretary of the !:Bible Society"
11 a.m._ •
Special Music:. Bill Chase and David Medley
Goderich, ^Ont. Stratford, Ont:
7:00 .p.M. Two Bible Films. •
bin January 1975. - {
The Council, of Youth for:
Christ International is {
working in, over 50 countries,
specializing in a ministry of , '
evangelism to youth through
High School. campus Life
• Club's, mirth crusades, youth
teams,' eadership training
and literature. The
headquarters office is located
in Geneva Switzerland.
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Priest in Charge: Rev. Donald., Irvine 1
I ti. Huron College, London, Ontario. •
Rector
ChoirmasferrganistIVacanty) Joseph B Herdman -
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September will'be friendship Sundays i .} ' EVANGELISTIC FAMILY WOR5HIP-11 00.AM.
SERVICE 7.00 P.M. •
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• '? i WEEKDAY _Homeprayer 8. Bible Studies Wed.,t1:00 P.M. !
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{ Knox Presbyterian Church • j : Ail Are Cordially Invited to Attend -
i THE REV. G. LOCKHART,ROYAL, B•A., M. DIV• Minister. 'i ir•.Y''.-.•«,'.cMY--.'••.••'..Y' •..: —:.a.
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