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WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER
114th
Anniversary Service
OF
CALVIN UNITED CHURCH
ST. HELENS
WILL BE HELD ON
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DUNGANNON
CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
,(MENNONITE)
Doug Zehr, Pastor
Phone 529.7751
SERVICES
14:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
"EVERYONE WELCOME
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
The Amblesicle Branch of the,
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints will certainly miss Fred
Lerch of Teeswater, during the
next two ' years. Fred has been
called on a mission to SWitzerland,
'and is now in Utah for a short
training period, before leaving for
''Europe: President and Mrs. Ed
Fischer of Clifford, hosted a •
going-away party for Fred, so all of
The members could wish him their
. •best. .
The women at the church had a
delightful time at the Elder's
Quorum Social. .The men conduct-
ed a variety of games, then served
a delicious strawberry 'short-cake
lunch, and best of, all, the Elders
did the dishes! What a lovely treat
for the ladies. '
The fathers and sons-enjoyed an
overnight camp-out near Cargill
recently. Some of the fellows were
, so ambitious that they even built,
their own shelters and slept under
them. Others pitched tents, while
some slept in station wagons. They
all enjoyed the ghost stories around
the campfire at night, and the
sports and outdoor cooking during
the day.
Mrs. York of Teeswater kindly
gave the ladies lessonsin macrame
at two of the Relief Society.
Homemaking meetings. It's 'wond-
erful to see all the. plant hangings
and the dark brown owls that have
been created.
SEPTEMBER 12th
9:45' a.m. Sunday School
Breakfast
Parents and children and
especially newcomers are
invited to attend
11 a.m. Morning Worship
KINLOUGH
PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH
Pastor '
Gilbert Van Sligtenhorst
10 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Worship /Service
7:30 p.m. Evening Service
• Midweek Prayer Service
Wednesday at 8 'o'clock
C.A. ('Young People)
Friday at 8:00 p.m.
1702 At
111op01 Assembly.
DO you know bew to study God'i
Word so as to remember and get
the sense of it? Are you prepared•
to, follow Jesus' example and
declare. the `Good news" to
others? Do you show concern for
your neighbourS by using ,your
Bible to teach them?
All 1,702 Jehovah's 'Witnesses
and interested persons that attend-
ed •the semi-anntial gathering, in
Jehovah's Witnesses Assembly
Hall in Norval gave serious thought
to these questions. By means of
discourses, demonstrations and
interviews they were aided to
answer them affirmatively.
Murray Fisher, presiding over-
seer, stated that from the local
congregation enthusiastiCally wel-
comed the instruction. He added:
"Such Assemblies help us to
recognize our responsibilities and
train us for the work that must be
done now. . For example, the
program featured Jesus' exarnple,
preparing for,. our evangelizing
work, helping others in the , con-
gregation, how to use our, Bible,
etc."
A highlight of all assemblies of
Jehovah's Witnesses is the bap-
tism ceremony. 12 -underwent
complete' water immersion as
evidence of their dedication to de
God's will henceforth.
Lucknow
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Glenn Noble, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Phone 528-2740
SUNDAY, • SEPTEMBER 12th
10:00 a.m. Sunday Sc.hool
11 a.m. Morning Worship
4111P 40. 411. IP ../1P 410,
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LUCKNOW
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED .
CHURCH
Rev. L. Van Staalduinen
Pastor
SUNDAY,' SEPTEMBER 12
Services at
10 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Listen to the
Back to God Hour.
Message of Today
CHOK Sarnia, 8:30 a.m.
Radio dial 1070
CPOS Owen Sound, 130 p.m.
Radio dial 560
41P ..... 411P 40/.
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH
OF CANADA
PARISH OF
LUCKNOW
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 .
The' Ascension, Kinlough,
• 9 a.m.
St, John's, Bervie, 10:30 A.M.
St. Peter's, Lucknow
12:00 noon
Bible Society
Meet At Kinloss
KINLOUGH NEWS
The meeting for the Bible Society
for this district. was held in die
Kinloss United Church On Monday
evening with an attendance of 36.
The president, Walter Breckles;
was in charge And Mrs. )ames
McEwan was organist.
The opening hymn was "Safe in
the arms of Jesus". Pastor. Van
Sligtenhorst offered prayer. The
scripture was from. Acts. , Mrs.
Gertrude Walsh represented the
Kinlough Anglican Church and
read, a story . from the Anglican.
Living Message about a girl named
Mary Jones who longed for a , Bible
and after undergoing many hard-
ships was able to obtain one. A
-group of ladies from the Pentecost-
al Church sang selections from the
Bible with Mrs. 'Stewart at the
piano. All joined in the Lord's
Prayer. A sing song was conducted
by Mrs. Glen Haldenby from the
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. A. F. Cowan,' representa-
tive ,Of the Bible Society, spoke
brie* and expressed his apprecia-
tion to those who had helped in any
way with the work in this area. He
then showed a film on Africa, "Let
The Word Speak". Robert
Hodgins received the offering
which amounted to $33.14 and gave
the , prayer. The hymn "Sun of my
soul" was sung , and Rev. Cowan
closed this part of the meeting with
prayer. .
A business period followed and
minutes were read -by Miss' May
Attend Conference
In Alaska
Four area Baha'is returned last
week from a 6-week trip across
Canada to 'Alaska. David and
Marilee Rhody, residents of Xin-
cardine, accompanied Albert and
Phyllis Durst from near Benmiller
to the International Baha'i Confer-
ence in Anchorage, Alaska:. It was
the second in a series of eight
international conferences. beiiig
held around the globe in this
mid-year 'of the Five Year Plan of
teaching and consolidation. Over a
thousand participants from 22
countries attended the 3-day con-
ference, held on July 23 to 25.
The conference was honoured
with the presence of 3 Hands of the
Cause of God: Collis Featherstone
of Australia, John Roberts of
Canada, and William Sears, a
former American radio-television
broadcaster now living it! Canada.
They spoke eloquently of the
urgent need for. Baha'is to arise
and teach the Baha'i Faith if the
goals of the. Five Year Plan are to
be met.
High calibre musicianship was a
distinctive trademark of this Arctic
conference as groups and individ-
uals displayed their varied musical
talents, from country - rdck to
classical. 'England an and John
Ford Coley, a' popular American
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duo, did several performances
during the weekend.
Following the conference was' a
3-day .Baha'i Native Council.
Native peoples of Alaska, Canada
and the lower 48 'of the United
States assembled to discuss meth-
ods of teaching the.Bahal Faith in,
iso!ated Indian and Eskimo villag-
es. The Baha'i 'writings speak
much of the great 'spiritual destiny
of the indigenous peoples, of North
America and the effect that their
spiritualization will -have, not only
on their individual and community
lives, but also on the collective life
of the et.
Another i portant as ect of the
trip was . many memor e visits
With friends, relatives and aha'i
communities along the way.
• The culmination of the trip was a
visit to the North American Baha'i,.
House of Worship located in
Wilmette near Chicago.
Sunday, September 12th
AT 11 O'CLOCK
Guest Minister
REV. HARLEY MOORE'
of Grand Bend
SPECIAL MUSIC
. EVERYONE IS INVITED TO REMAIN. FOR LUNCH
FOLLOWING THE' SERVICE .
Boyle. Walter Breckles ...asked
Pastor Van Sligtenhorst to preside
for the election of officers. He
spoke 'of the importance of Bible
reading and the following officers
were elected: president, Walter
Breckles; secretary, Miss May
Boyle; treasurer, Mrs. Frank
Maulden. Canvassers were ap-
pointed 'as follows: Kinloss, Mrs.
Margaret Bannerman, Mrs. Ellison
Hodgins; Base Line and South
Line, Mrs. Don Bushell, Mrs. Bill
Butt; Kinlough Village, Mrs. Ruth
Wilson; concession 12 (east), Mrs.
Glen Haldenby, Mrs. JaCk Barr;
concession 12 (west), Mr. and Mrs.
Tom MacDonald; concession 10
(east), Mrs. William MacPhersOn;
concession 10 (west); Mrs. John
Scott; concession' 8 and Holyrood,
Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs. John:
Meyers.
The 1977 meeting will be held in
the *Kinlough Anglican Church.
Three of the Van Sligtenhorst
sisters sang, and Walter Breckles
closed the -meeting with prayer..
Presbyteria
W.M.S.
The Afternoon Auxiliary
Women's Missionary Societ:
in the Presbyterian Church,
now, on Wednesday afterno6
an attendance of 10 members
visitors. Mrs. James
presided and opened the m
with a scripture verse and p
Following a hymn, Mrs.
Mowbray read the scripture
Matthew 13 and gave' the tr
tion on, the parable of the. t
After the singing of hymn 59
W. A. Porteous led in prayer
roll call was called and Mrs
made the offertory. prayer.
Mrs. Morgan Henderson
they Mission Study, Forw
Mission, and dealt with the w
Taiwan and Japan. Rev. C
Leslie. MacKay was the
missionary from the Presb
Church in Canada to w
Taiwan 100 ' years , ago.
Henderson, told also of th
being carried on in Japan
the Koreans.
Mrs. Ron Forster favoured
vocal solo, acconipanied by
Scott. Mrs. Loree gave a re
Mrs. Scott played a hymn va
on the' piano. +
A letter from 'the Pres
nominating committee was
asking for nominations for 4
president, treasurer, histori
assistant, afternoon and e
group secretary, supply sec
friendship and service seer
The bale secretary reporte
Thankoffering meeting will
October.
0
The Afternoon Auxiliary
ed an invitation from the E
Auxiliary to a pot luck supp
o'clock on October 21st
church. After the singing o1
147, Mrs. Robert Reid clos
meeting with prayer.
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