The Citizen, 2017-01-26, Page 15THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 2017. PAGE 15.
Belgrave church hosts Epiphany 3 Sunday service
Minister Brian Hymers welcomed
the congregation on Jan. 22 —
Epiphany 3. He lit the Christ Candle.
The small flame on the top of the
candle is enough light to illuminate
all the darkness in our human lives.
After the welcoming hymn, "The
Church's One Foundation" was
sung, Brian went over the
announcements as printed.
On Sunday, Jan. 29 there is lunch
after church. Please bring
sandwiches or dessert. The annual
meeting is to follow.
The annual reports are ready for
pick-up. Please remember to bring
your report to the annual meeting.
Thanks and good wishes were
received from Jackie as she
continues to recover from her
surgery. Please continue to save your
milk bags to be used to make
sleeping mats.
In the call to worship, the scripture
tells us in the words of the Prophet
Isaiah 9: 2 and again in Matthew 4:
16. The people who walk in
darkness have seen a great light;
those who live in a land of deep
darkness on them light has shined.
After the choir anthem, the
children's hymn was "Small Things
Count" accompanied by MacKenzie
Wightman.
We listened to the Word of God as
Pat Barnes read scripture from 1
Corinthians: 10-18 and Matthew 4:
12-23 and Psalm 27 responsive with
the congregation. The hymn of
response was "Let There Be Light".
The offering was taken up and
dedicated. The closing hymn,
"Fairest Lord Jesus", the benediction
and blessing, "Go Now in Peace"
concluded the morning service.
The community extends birthday
greetings to Roy Taylor on his 65th
birthday.
WMS host annual meeting at St. Andrew's, Wingham
A new year
The Women's Missionary Society held its annual meeting of the Maitland Presbyterial last
week at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Wingham where a new executive was installed.
From left: Judy Watt, corresponding secretary; Nancy Maclntyre, past co -president; Betty
Johnston, past co -president; Mary Simmons, president; Mae Raynard, adult secretary;
Lorraine Clugston, vice-president and publicity secretary, Donna Sutton, historian; Evelyn
Dickson, treasurer and Norma Raynard, recording secretary. Absent was Kathy Howard, Glad
Tidings secretary. (Photo submitted)
By Lorraine Clugston
"Truth and Reconciliation" was
the theme for the Women's
Missionary Society annual meeting
of the Maitland Presbyterial on
Monday, Jan. 16 at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church in Wingham.
President Mary Simmons
constituted the meeting and Karen
Webster, president of the Wingham
WMS, welcomed the women.
Mae Raynard and Mary Simmons
led in "The Blanket Exercise"
where everyone started out with a
blanket of their own to stand on.
This represented the indigenous
people of North America or "Turtle
Island" before the Europeans
arrived. It traced the history of the
indigenous people and non -
indigenous people as they
interacted through history during the
"civilized" development of North
America and the land belonging to
the indigenous people became more
and more controlled by treaties and
the introduction of residential
schools.
At one time, Presbyterians
operated 11 residential schools. This
was later reduced to two and now all
residential schools have been closed
as the indigenous people and
government are holding "Truth and
Reconciliation" interactions.
This activity was reflected by the
size of the blanket being restricted
and separated from other blankets on
the floor and now as indigenous
people are given more recognition,
the size of the blankets are larger
although still separated from other
blankets.
A delicious lunch was served by
the St. Andrew's women and
President Simmons conducted the
business. Kay McCormick, June
Elliott and Laura MacDonald were
remembered in a memorial service
using three pink roses. The new
executive for 2017 was installed by
Rev. Peggy Kinsman and
Mary Simmons extended an
invitation to the Spring Rally which
will be held at Camp Kintail on May
15, 2017.
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