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Churches Meet
For World Day ,
of Praier SerVice
_DeSpite the inclement weather, a
large crowd from eight area
churches gathered at South Kinloss
Presbyterian Church on. Friday
afternoon, for the World Day of
Prayer. Prelude music was render-
ed by Mrs. Lorne Sparks, organist
and Mrs. Leonard Clarke, pianist.
Mrs. Evan Keith and Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall were ushers. The
welcome to South Kinloss was
extended by Mrs. Ira Dickie',
W.M.S. President.
The theme this year was "Be-
come Perfectly.One" and an inspir-
ing service had been prepared by
the Christian women of . Egypt. The
calls to prayer . were rendered by
Mrs. Jack Treleaven, Mrs. James
Little, Mrs. Jelle de Jong and Mrs.
Peter MacDonald. For the Thresh-
old to Worship, Mrs. Ernest. Ack-
ert was leader, Mrs. Sam Gibson
read the scripture and Mr's. Eldon
Bradley offered prayer. For the'
part "God is One" Mrs. James
Little was leader and the' scripture
was read by Mrs. Laidlaw. The
leader for "We are not One" was
Mrs. Harry Burgsma and the
reader, Mrs. Jelle de Jong who also
prayed the Lord's Prayer in Dutch.
For "God calls us to be One" Mrs.
Chas. Wilkins was leader and Mrs.
Chester Hackett read the scripture.
Dining this part the theme verse
from John 17: 22-23 was given in
English and also in, Dutch by Mrs.
Henry Jurjens.
Mrs. Wilkins called on the
following who gave prayers for the
Unity of the Church, Mrs. Douglas
Graham, Mrs. Noble Johnston,
Mrs. Henry Jurjens, Mrs. Bert
Alton, Mrs: Tom Phillips, Mrs. Art
Gilmore, Mrs. John Austin, Miss,
Helen Thompson and Mrs. Ronald
Forster.
Mrs. John Howard and Mrs.
Observe World
Day Of Prayer
KINLOUGH NEWS
The Women's World Day of
Prayer for this area.was held in the
Kinlough Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Ruth Wilson was in charge
and the program "Become perfect-
ly one" was followed. Miss Edna
Boyle was -Organist and fifteen
ladies were in attendance.
Scripture portions were read by ,
Mrs. Stewart MacDonald, Mrs.
Glen Haldenby, Mrs. Tom Mac-
Donald, Mrs. Frank Maulden, Mrs.
Don Bushell. The prayers were
taken by Miss May ' Boyle, Mrs.
Don Bushell, Mrs. Don Reid, Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. Stewart MacDonald,
Mrs. Glen. Haldenby, Miss Winni-
fred Percy, Mrs. Tom MacDonald,
Mrs. Frank Mauldeti.
A very fitting address on the
theme was given by Mrs. Tom
MacDonald. Mrs. Bert Nicholson:
and Mrs. Delbert Hedley received
the offering, which, will be forward-
ed to headquarters for a worthwhile
cause.
Suitable hymns were -.sung,
concluding with, the theme song
from the pamphlet "Become per-
fectly one". Mrs. Bert Nicholson
will be in charge , of the 1976 prayer
day, 'which will be held in the
Anglican Church, Holyrood.
Peter -MacDonald were leaders for
the part, "Let us grow into One".
Mrs. Donald Robertson, 'the guest
speaker, used the different head-
ings of the service and enlarging on
these gave a wonderful meditation
on the theme, "Become Perfectly
One". Mrs. Philip Steer sang a
very fitting solo, "teach me to
Pray".
• For the, closing, "We are One in
the. Spirit" was sung and after The
People's Prayer Mrs. Lorne Sparks
closed the service with the Blessing
from Il Corinthians 13: 11-14.
World Day of. Prayer was
observed it Nile United Church on
Friday; March 7 with ladies from
'several . dettominatiOns in' attend-
ance. "
The theme = "Become Perfectly
One" was the subject of the guest
speaker Captain Grace Herber,
Salvation Army, Goderich.
Mrs. Elwyn Feagan opened the
service with prayer and other
leaders , were Mrs, Lorne Hasty,'
Mrs. Bill Kinahan, Mrs', Orrie
Gingerich, Mrs. Jack Clements.
A duet by, Mrs. Orrie , Ginderich
and Mrs. Martin was' very pitch
enjoyed. Mrs. Len Christilaw and
Mrs. Clifford& Purdon. assisted with...
reading scriptures. Mrs. James
Boak was organist for the service:
SUNDAY, MARCH 16th
Services at 10 a.m. and 2:30
p.m. conducted by Rev. Hoy-
tema Sr.' from London.
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KINLOUGH
PENTECOSTAL .'
CHURCH
Pastor
Gilbert Van Slightenhorst
• 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 7:30 \p.m.
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
St. Helens Mark
Day Of Prayer
The ladies of the St. Helens
United Church Wdmen observed
the World Day of Prayer at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Cook on
March 7.
All present took part in the
printed service. Mrs. • Ross
Errington, assisted by Mrs. B. F.
Green and Miss Isobel Miller,
acted as. leader.
A brief business meeting follow-
ed and the hostesses, Mrs. T. J.
Todd and Mrs. B. F. Green, served '
a dainty lunch.
Miss Isobel Miller gaVe the
courtesy remarks.
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Ord* Gingrich, Pastor
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SERVICES
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
EVERYONE WELCOME
Presbyterian
W .S.
The. Lucknow Presbyterian
W.M.S. Afternoon Auxiliary met in
the church with Mrs. J'. E. Little
presiding. Worship opened with
verses from Isaiah 53:6 and
Galatians 6: 14. Hymn 212 was
sung with Mrs. Wallace Wilson at
the piano, Substituting for, Miss
Margaret Malcolm.
Mrs. Robt. Moffat gave the
devotions. on God's Stairway. Roll
call was a verse from the' Book of
James. 'Mrs. Noble Johnston gave
the offertory prayer. After singing
hymn 192 Mrs. Robt. Reid led in
prayer. Mrs. Wm. Porteous very
capably presented the topic on the
church's rural mission work in
India, Taiwan, Korea, Nigeria and
Canada. Mrs. George Kennedy
gave a splendid talk on the Rock. of
Salvation. She poitited out the
differences between the so called
strength Of the rock of Gibraltar,
and the indestructible strength of
Jesus Christ, the Rock of Salvation.
The meeting was pleased to
accept the invitation from the
Evening Auxiliary, to a Centennial
Birthday Celebration for, the Easter
Thankoffering.
Mrs. Jas. Smith reviewed 'the
Glad Tidings. Hymn 483 was sung
and Mrs.— Wm. Reid closed the
meeting with prayer,
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Dcry pf F'rayer
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