The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-06-15, Page 24Aog 'BA. GQUER1 :R SIGNAL .STAR, THURS>GDAY. ATNE 19, 1974
From tlk
Minister's
Study
REV. RONALD C. McCALLUM
Knox Presbyterian Church
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Believing and sharing
John. the Beloved Apostle, tit I'fit E van'-;elist's work is
our Lord. states hit thesis i:i exernplttieit 1t, the mitA,try of
Chapter One. Verses- 303 and 31- John the Baptist Wtttt the utmost.
"Now Jesus did many other signs of sell ett,ice neat he u,tr0dtR't's,
in 'the. presence of His disciples his follow et's to Christ -1 ,ttm.the
which are not written In this hook.
but these are written that ve may
believe that Jesus is the Christ
arid that believing. ve' may have
life through His n>;irhle ' The
primary • purpose of John is fo
establish the Deity of Christ in the
minds.and hearts of his reader's
Jesus IS the Christ, the Promised
Messiah. Whose corning was
.anticipated by the Jewi&h people
for so long -this is the burden of
his message. He writes. not
merely of the great acts'of a Great
Man. but rather of the Presence of
One Whp came from clod. Who
WAS God, and: ..having
accomplished his wot'k here fn the
short period of just .shove thirty
years. returned, to God
The key word of :John's Gospel
is '.'BELIEVE" It is his
\tt1Ce of oho t•t yti,l,' ret chi'
wilderness"- not a messenger to
he see!, t, but. .1 Ines ;t•0t• ht he
heard the Baptiy saw his
i'oliowtoi'S it,ote hirci and itientity
t' theiuselves with Jesushe seised
a .;re.tt he.trt Satisfa.ctItln. for iti.ls
as his • Dlvit,ely urdaut,�d
MISSton .)nhti• the' Apostle h.is
w i ttt� r,
01, tti1,•l;,tpt1 t. 'mere
was .1 111,tt, sept trout God whose
t. into tins John He came to bear
w itriess to the I.i<<ht that .ill inert
throuE;h him mezht belitpve ht;`yi,is
not that-l-,wht but v' .ts split to %rear
witness ufthat 1.it4ht' • .John 1 0. 7,
The evangelist realizes ht's
1tiahtst..aspiraton whet, he can
'say with the Baptist. I have seen.
and 'havebornewitt.:tis that this
is. the tion or God.
The Evangelized are first rotund
characteristic' word -for faith- to - in the barred Pccorrl orrrong•
Jesus Christ a.s the Son ot God anti •Johns own followers As .the
the• Redeemer of•the world The • Baptist preached repentance. he
word involves acceptance of
something proterred. plus an
outgoing activity in sharing' with
others .that which- has tieeti
accepted. The very essence of
:,'Believing and 'Sharing" is the
aoceptance of Christ as Saviour
and then persnally sharing that
gr ateS.t fit: X11. t a r:.ies _x:ith,;- pri c.l�riult c1l�u jai . t.ki ,-f yip t- s _.-I ac .. oz'res ndenc con.ceMing _..__
a busri
t I ik h tech is being arranged
for the. purptse of visiting St.
Anne de' B•eaupre., St. Joseph's
Oratory and Cap de la Madeleine. -
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saw' -Jesus approachin2 and cried.
"Behold the Lamb 'of Gori' wich
t,iketh away the sin of the
world...arlti they followed :Jesus."
One of the twco who heard John
speak was :Andrew. Sithon Pete-r's
brother:. John 1:35.40) Tie
Evangel, so, efjfectively
e .5
The Explorer's Penny Fair andSilver Tea wpsheld during the weekend at Knox Presbyterian Church. A
special guest'was Mrs. G. Schwalm of Hens aI I, secretary of the youth department df the Presbyterial
(back row, left). Exploeers in the picture are (back row, Ieft to right) Randy Kisch, Jerry Horton1Qavid
Smith, Doris Pagan (chief counsellor) and Lynn Goddard; (front row, Ieftto right) Barbara Goddard,
'Susan Horton, Laurie Ryan, Tina Kolozvari and Mary Lynn Pagon.
Explorers -Penny fair, -Tea----
makes money for charity
Knox Presbyterian chur•sh
auditorium was the setting for the
first Explorers Penny .Fair and
Silver Tea. • '
The sales tables wore handled
by therhovs and girls who proudly
offered their crafts they had made
during the year. Articles such as
candles, bookcases, birdhouses,
flower's and linens were made
under the direction, of Suzanne
Ku,lkman.
Misses Hazel and Flora
MacDonald poured tea. Mrs. G. •
Schwalm of Hensall. secretary of
the Youth. Department of the
Presbyterial, paid a st.r�rprise
visit;
Everyone agreed it was a huge
success. Proceeds will go • to
charity.
St: Peter's CW[.plans trip
About thirty Members of St.'
Peter's C.W.L. enjove.il a pot -luck
supper at the June -12 meeting.
• During the business. meeting
which followed. the secr'etar'y
-others, The word "Evangelism"
carries with it a ,strong emphasis
on •action -Personally sharing.
that which has been personally
accepted -the gracious story of
the Redeeming Saviour of men.
-The objective of all evangelism is
to_leadmen to -believe" and in
believing• t&", experience: life in.
His name."
John 3:16 is the theme text of
the Bible **God so loved that He
„_cave... portraying the
-evangelistic and- missionary
accepted and ,believed by Andrew
and this quiet. unassuming
believer, first •iindeth his
brother Simon and said to hint,
"we have found .,the Messiah. ."
and he brought him t0 , Jesus..."
•.John 1:44.
said noth
foI' the hi'
1 Nothing more is
ng more need he said,,,
to.r'.v of the Christian,_
Church•1demon'strates the
fruitfulness of • this one act of
personal evangelism. When "on
the following day Jesus decided to
go to Galilee. arid He found .Phillip
heart of God: Jesus, the.Wara, "',and said to him, 'Follow Me.' -it is•
became the great evangelistic clearly statecl•in the record that.
thrust of this•mi'ssionarv-hearted ''Phillip was of •Bethsaiada, the
God into the darkness of the city of Andrew and Peter." (John
world, and all His followers 1:434141 Why identify Bethsaiada
experience a Divine impulsion to as the city of Andrew* anti Peter.
carry the true Evangel to all who unless to indicate- the strong
aIeturrter rl'W"i rst'T,:-'• '' i`
ew-and
Any consideration of the �, had preceded Jesus and, had
subject "Believing and Sharing" already laid the, groundwork for
will involve at least three factors Jesus' appeal to Phillip?
1, The Evangel; or what is being Phillip's heart. evangelized
offered ° and jay -filled, prompted him to he•
2. T -he E'van•gelist. or the'" a sharer and he seeks for and
offerer • ' "found'Nafhanae'1 and said to him
3. The Evangelized. or the 'we have found Him of whom,
potential, receiver. • Moses' and the prophets wrote.
The Evangel is the "good Jesus of Nazareth. the Son of
news" of God's proferred grace. Joseph.' " (John 1:45) Nathanael
offering deliverance from sin. subsequently expresses"' his.
th and hell a.,nd imparting the- st.t n.g.. personal conviction
neatest joy kna•wn to man. This
Rabbi thou'art the• Saar of God.
was„the emphasis of Tar the (T oFr 1:481 John. •chapter one •is
Baptist, experienced and shared the chain re -action in "Believing
by Andrew, Philip and Nathanael. - and Sharing -John the Baptist.
It was the very heart of the appeal Andrew. Simon. Phillip and
of Jesus to'Nicodem'us, as well' as., Natha'nael. The great'” Evangel
to that unmoral woman, a finds its truti. 'setting ire their
�.. roemher,of_.a.. despised people_ hearts aid. the Evangelized
whose natural thirst was made the becomes an Evangelist to. share
occasion and•basis of His appeal the Evangel with others.
,to hear and believe the ''Good . And what can we more say? For
'News;'. While John writes. time and space would fail us to list
primarily td establish the. Deity of the name's b f those whose
Christ, yet he uses the personal personal'Believing a n d
evangelistic .oritreach to Sharing'' has .perpetuated the
o drain re -action through .these
twenty centuries since John'the
Baptist and .Jesus ,initiated the
program of ''Making disciples of
all nations."
"The thirst that from the soul
doth rise,
Doth ask a•drink Divine."
Nothing short'of the E•Ga'ngel.
personally believed, and
personally shared, can meecthe
deep needs of the human heart
"Deep calleth unto deep", wrate
an ancient Psalmist, and we -are
Divinely assured that "there is a
deep in the Infinite Nature, of God
that calls to the deep in the finite
nature of man, and whenever and.
wherever there 'Is ;a reciprocal
response, the issr is. beautiful
;.Harmony."'
Is there anything „ greater
mortal man can do than to
"Believe and Share."?
demonstrate the effectiveness of
the' Evangel receiyed, and thus
-prove his,point: Ne -ups: good news.
always relevant. always
"demanding personal derision.
always issuing in a personal
decision, always- issuing in a
personal sharing with others.
This is "the glorious gospel of the
Blessed God."
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Another interesting item read
was.a letter from a missionary
Sister of St. Joseph in Peru
describing he'd work amongst -the. -
Indians -living in the m-ountains.
The president, • Mrs, 'Diane
Buchanan asked for further
assistance in the work bf sewing
articles for the Children's Aid. •
A Leadership Course will he
sponsored by the
September and this will he open to
any member of the parish wishing
to participate., ,
'OiTSimday. J:urte- 25th:_trie nbers•
will cater for a Communion
Breakfast to be served to
members of the Youth Group,
their parents'a•rrrd counsellors.
' A presentation of 'gifts was
mode to two members who are
leaving town: Mrs. Donna Fisher,
a Lorimer p.r.esident of { ,W: L. -and
Mrs. Mary DeMarco, presently
secretary of the' organization.
Mrs. DeMarco will be replaced -in
office by Mrs. Phyllis Steffler,
Mrs.. Diane Buchanan gave ,t a
WrOi .. ' THE BIBLE
BY CORNELIUS R. SIAM PRES. ! /
BEREAN BIBLE SOCIETY I^
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60635
"TRE VISITING PREACHER"
Paul. and Barnabas had seated • 4aw, he .proclaimed Christ who
themselves .:in the large, syna- -in love" had died, for all law
gogue in Pisidia;n Antioch. They breakers, closing with these
were•soon recognized as "clergy- . words: ,
men, however, for "after the • "-"BE IT KNOWN UNTO YOU
reading ort he law -and the pro-ph-.THEREFO! E, MENAND BRETHREN,
ets'' they •were asked whether THAT THROUGH THIS MAN IS
either of them might have sone • PREACHED UNTO •YOU THE FOR,
word of -exhortation" for those GIVENESS OF SINS; AND BY HIM .
who had'ga.thered. ALLT1-IAT BELIEVE ARE JUSTI-
These, details•ke important, FIED FRIM ALL THINGS FROM
for as Moses, in`givng the Law., . WHICH YE COULD NOT BE JUSTI'
had dec`t•ared God's, moral .stand- .FIED BY THE LAW OF ne MOSES"
...
prop .ce ra .A"1�'��r;3 J•1�
turies challenged the people to. • How we need this message to -
•obey the law and had warned day! We may forever exhort ore
them •of,the dire consequences of another -Ito keep the law, but who
breaking its .i1rfmands. Hence, of us has not already broken it-?
in the synagogues, passages Let us thank God, then, that He
were•generalty,read from the law is a loving Savior as well as a,
and the prophets•,, Arad the, reit-, ' just Judge, -arid -that as, God the ,
gious leaders would then "ek- Son, He paid for our"sins,Him elf
hort" the people to heed the at Calvet—Y. so that we might .be
prophets and obey•the law. ' ''justified freely. by His grace.'SJ
Paul and Barnabas,the visiting "CHRIST HATH REDEEMED US
preachers; therefore', were as ked FROM THE CURSE OF THE LAW
whether either .of them had a BEING MADE A CURSE EOR US"
"word of exhortation for the pe -o-- (Gal: 3:131. •
ple." Paul responded the invi- • "'BELIEVE ON THE LORD JESUS
tat:on, but' rather than merely CHRIST .AND. THOU SHALT BE
exhorting his" hearers to keep the SAVED" (Acts 16:31).
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report on the Dioc"esan
convention- of 'C,W.L. held in
Sarnia last month. Highlights of .
the meeting there were talks Stewart. The' entleman will he 90
delivered' by Rev. Rev. Mother years old on this day.
Spencer, newly appointed „/, ..*,He,__.r-ecent-l-y -celeb-rated his'.
Spir,,ittiFirDirfauFof C W. 1.. and
sixty-fifth • anniversary as_ an
Sister. Mary Isobel. Public ' ordained clergyman. To, mark
Relations Officer for St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. Theme of the
address was Communication. with._..
God and our fellowman.
Following the•l,usiness meeting
there was a showing of films and.
slides 1 Clem Ste-Me—rand three:
of his students. They gave a 'very
'interesting presentation of their
visit to the area of Moosonee and
Moose Factory, which pupils of '
;St. Jo'seph's School: Kingsbridge.,
enjoyed last year.• '
G�Ieiich obituaries
MRS. 1.ILL IAN WATSON Joseph Webb and was a member of before moving 4o Goderich in
Mrs- Lillian Victoria Watson St. Patrick's R.C. Church. . =,,,:4 1964.
died Thursday, June 8, at the age 'Her husband Earl predeceased , . Mr.. Eadie had been a pilot for
of 74 in St. Joseph's Hospital, her in 196Q. the past nine bears, working at
Sarnia. She is survived by one daughter Lynn Lake, Manitoba: Wawa.
Mrs. Watson was born March 3, Mrs• Charles (Betty) Leo of Ont.; Kenora; and Thompson.
1898 in Colborne •Township, the ° Niagara Falls, N.Y.; nine Man. At the time of his death he
daughter of Charles and Elizabeth _ grandchildren' and one ' great- was elnpl•oyed by Lac la Croix
(YOting) McPhee. ' ' grandchild; four sisters, Mrs. Quetico Air Services.
She was a life-long resident of John (Cecelia) Seigner, London; He was married to Beverley
Colborne Township until she ,Mr's. James (Helen) Wormold, Chapman May 7, 1971. Following
moved to Goderich in 1963. Toronto; Mrs. Roy (Margaret) their marriage the Eadies moved
Mrs. Watson was a member of McIntosh„ ,London; and Mrs. to Thompson, Winnipeg, ant
Knox Presbyterian Church, Knox - T.C. (Patricia) Kelly, Winiripeg; , Atikokan.
Women's Mission Society, and the two brothers, . Frederick, The deceased was a member of
Women's Institute at Carlow. Toronto, and William, Goderich. . the Royal Canadian Legion,
She is predeceased by her late She Was predeceased by two . Branch 109.
,husband, William, ,and her sisters,Mary and Claire and threeMr. Eadie is survived by his
daughter Dorothy Pfrimmer. She brothers, John, Joseph and wife; his parents who reside at
.is survived bye a son Charles, . Albert. - 108 Arthur Street.Goderich ani
Sarnia, and four grandchildren. The funeral was Saturday, June three brothers, Thomas,Michael,
Rev. G, L, Royal conducted. the 10 at 'Hetherington and Deans London; John, Kingston; and
service at McCallum Funeral Funeral Home with Requiem David, Goderitch.
Horne,,, Mass at St,' Patrick's Church and ,, The funeral took place
Interment was in Colborne • burial in Fairview Cemetery, Saturday, June 10, at Knox
Cemetery. The pallbearer's were Niagara Falls, Ontario.
Cliff McNeil, Charles Tyndall,
Bud Oke, George Caldwell, , -
Arnold, Youq and Earl Schilbe.' JAMES MacGREGOR EADIE
•
Fired Larsen, Allan Ball, Ronald
Presbyterian Church, It . was
conducted by Rev. G. L. Royal. 0
Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery. The, pallbearers were
4 a g r a e,
--MftS.".-EARL P.-DAVY€ W - �o�c ericl�, tried Tciesday, June -6**,--
at the age of 29 years in Atikokan,
Mrs, Earl P. Davyes°t • the , Ontario as the result •of a plane
crash,.
The deceased was born
February 16, 1943 in Dartmouth,
N,S., the son of Thomas and
Margaret Eadie:
Mr. Eadie lived at a number of
R,C.A.F. stations across Canada
former Teresa M. ,Webb, died
Wednesday June 7th at Greater
Niagara General Hospital in her
61st year.
Born in Goderich May 4, 1911,
she was the daughter of the late
Mary Teresa (McEvoy) and John
o
Riley,--•-Da,uid -.Beach,_. -.George --
Vollick, and John Edward.
Relatives and friends who came
from some distance to attend their
funeral were Miss Dale Evans of
Nicaragua, formerly of Galt;
Mrs. John Moyer (an aunt) of
Waterloo; John Eadie,, Kingston:
T.M. Eadie, London; and Mr. and
Mrs. A. Fordyce; London.
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WILLIAMS
Minister honored CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
on his birthday And. Inicriptions
Stratford.- Ontario
On Sunday, June 18, at 8 p. iri. in .
Northside, United Church . at
eaforth', there will be a birthday
party held for Rev. J. Ure
Huron Men's
Chapel
AUBURN
HEAR-
Bob VndersIagt..
,
BUSINESSMAN FROM TORONTO SPEAK
ANP Horsi Family SING
SUNDAY; JUNE `18
t�#
Westfield Fellowship Hour --2.0.11/1.
Huron Men's Chapel
Evil Prevails When Good Men Dp Nothing
•
these momentous occasions,
Huron -Perth Presbytery ' is
holding a special ser'vice:'., "T?re
Stewart .N r'ht „ - •
' Representatives from former
congregations will-becpresent to --
,bring greetings.
Rev. Stewart will, be
presented with a framed scroll
i
'on the occasion.
There will be a special'setion
SUNDAY
reserved for all clergy who attend
-and a fellowship hour .wil1 be held
after the Service with lunch
pr'ar,•ided by the
Presbyterial.
Bob Mctallum
Representative • .
21 Cambria'Rd,, North, Goderich'
Phone 524-6272 or 524-7345
,..rte
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T. PRYDEllt-50N
CLINTON-EXETER-SEAFORTH-GODERICH
Memorials
Markers
and
Cemetery
Lettering
'M
Frank c'llwain
524-9465
200 -Gibbons St.,
Reg J., Bell
45 Cambria ^d. S.
524,-7464
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�uRifICES—
FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH
qtr
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec)
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
REV. W. H. MCWHINNIE F R_.,GS. '
Organist: Mr. Frank Bissett '
10:00 , a,,.m. - Sunday: School.
0;15 'a.m. Morning Worship.
'God is movini,b Hrs Sp,i•r,t" A_•
Special Music,
This Church has, an Evangelistic and Missionary Vision.
COME AND WORSHIP WITH US 'W °
WESLEY MEMOI1 kL- CH-LJRC,H
•
THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Park St. at Victoria
H. ROSS NICHOLLS, Pastor.'
16:00 a.m. - Sunday School
-orship
7:00 p.m. -- Evening Service.
WELCOME
The family ' that prays 'together
, , -s to s to ;e ther
ARE YOU ATTENDING CHURCH THIS SUNDAY? IF NOT,
YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP WITH US.
Bethel Peniecostal Tabernacle:
Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada -
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
REV. PETER G. 5T. DON, Pastor
SUNDAY, JUNE 18
10:00 a.m.- SUNDA'( SCHOOL.
11:00 .a.m. - WORSHIP' SERVICE.
7:00._p.m EVENING SERVICE
Stud'Y grid •Pt•ay,�r.
• Friday, 8:00 p.m. 7 YOUTH N1TE.
For further information about church servicds call 524-8506.
"WE USUALLY TELL THE FAULTS OF OTHERS BECAUSE
IT TAKES LESS TIME THAN TO TELL OUR OWN".
CALVARY BAPTIST -CHURCH
BAYFItLD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
"EVANGELISTIC = FUNDAMENTAL
REV. R. BFtUBACHER, Pastor
Church 524-6445 Residence 524-9497
SUNDAY,, JUNE 18
10:00 a.m. Sunday School For All Ages
11 a.m. & 7:30 p.m. Don't Fail lo Hear
YNZE FLIETSTRA" from Belgium
6:30 p.m. Young Peoples' "Word of Life Club"
Wednesday, 8 p.m Midweek Service
WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
Knax. Presbyterian Church
THE REV. G. LOCKHARVROYAL, B.A., Minister
WILLIAM CAMERON, Director of Praise
SUNDAY, JUNE 18
Time of Service --11:00 a.m.
Sermon: " "SERMONS FROM CHRIST'S
PARABLES: ; ' .4
(3) "The Prodigal Son"
The Minister will preach
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
THE RECEPTION OF NEW MEMBERS
Enter to Worship Depart oto Serve
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'ST.. GEORGE'S CHURCH'
TRINITY :III SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1972
Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m.
POSTPONED FROM LAST WEEK
'- Outdott"r' ervice=and- Picnic at 11 a:m. at MAITLAND
•CONSE. VATIOIJ AREA PARK. Cars leave Parish Hall at
10:45 a.m. Dress informal. Everyone, welcome.-
• Organist-Choirm ster: Mr. -Paul C, Baker, ' - -
F..R.C.O.,
Rector: THE REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., B-D-� e..
Victoria 'Street Unit -ed Church
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP REV. LEONARD WARR
' 10:00 a.m,-Bible School For -All Grades
11:15•a.m.-Worship Service
Sermon: "SHARING -YOUR MORSEL"
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH -
10:00 a.m.-Worship Service & Bible School
--W-E-L-C-O-M-E--
Mrs. J. Snider,
Victoria Sf. Organist
& Choir Director
Mors. Leonard Warr
Benmiller Pianist
& Choir Director
North Streit United' Church
SUNDAY, JUNE 18
'Worship -01 a,m,
MENESETUNG CAMP SITE
Briing a lawn chair
• Lunch provided
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