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Londesborough news
Brenda Radford
Special to the News Record
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I'm offering another quote from an
Ideals magazine about Christmas cards
again this week. "A Christmas card is a
singer of songs that tell an ancient
story; a holy night, nostalgic star, and
heavenly angels glory, a card to be read
and read again...."
Hullett Central School is participat-
ing in the Huron County Christmas
Food/Clothing Drive again this year.
Classes have been assigned specific
items of clothing to donate if a family is
able. Any pupil can bring in non-per-
ishable or canned food items, or toilet-
ries. If a community resident wished to
donate in this manner items could be
dropped off at the school or given to a
pupil.
John and I have new neighbours. You
may have noticed the lights on in the
former home of Dave Armstrong this
last ten days or so. We welcome Ryan
Garver and Janet Leaning and their two
children to the village. The young fam-
ily comes from Vanastra. I trust you will
make them welcome.
LONDESBOROUGH UNITED
CHURCH
The new year for the Christian
church began on Sunday, November
30th, the first Sunday of Advent. Rev.
Fletcher lit the first candle in the
Advent wreath, the candle of 'hope'. He
explained that advent means a time of
waiting and anticipation. It is a thinking
time/space before Christmas.
People will be getting out their
advent calendars now. Terry remarked
that the first advent calendar was made
in Germany in the 19th century.
Through the years they have contained
Christmas pictures, quotes and choco-
lates. Of the thousands of different
advent calendars manufactured today,
only 3.1% have Christian themes.
During the children's time at the
front, Terry and the children spoke
about preparations for Christmas. He
told them that as a boy he was always
curious about a gift his mother placed
high in their tree. She called it the 'you
never know gift' One year a relative the
family rarely saw dropped by during the
yule season with a gift. Terry's mother
went to the tree and gave the relative
that 'you never know gift' She wanted
everyone to have a Christmas gift.
Next Sunday the children will be pre-
senting their White Gift Service and
bringing gifts. Those gifts will ensure
everyone in Huron County has a gift at
Christmas.
"Who Wants to Know?" was the title
for the message to the adult con-
gregants that morning. Rev. Fletcher's
supporting scripture was Luke 1:26-38,
the account of the angel appearing to
Mary about her pregnancy. As if it were
planned the senior choir sang the
anthem "Dreaming Mary':
Luke's accounting of the ministry of
Christ was thoroughly researched at
the request of a man named Theopo-
lus. As his message Terry took on the
role of Luke, the private investigator,
and presented his findings by video.
He reported the events of Christ's life
from the visit to Mary by the angel
through Christ's ministry on earth in
updated terms. Through his research,
Luke came to the conclusion he
should become a Christian and follow
those teachings.
Terry encouraged everyone to take
time during the season of Advent to
feel the hope, peace, joy and love of
Christ's coming.
Following next week's White Gift
Service there will be a social time.
Please bring along a finger food tray
to share.
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