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and try to con-
sider," Ws; Saily Waiker
'urged meinbers . of Huron -
Perth Presbytery *- Of the
United 411,06k, The
Goderich delegate was* of
a teaM, -.,Of • ,clergy and
laypersons Who answered
Listowel minister, John
Anderson's expression of
frustration at the February
meeting of the court.
Mrs. Walker, Don Kobe of
Grand Bend and Rey.
Anderson, in repotting for
the group, outlined w,hat they
felt Were shortcomhIge in
Presbytery procedures and
then went on to propose :a
number • of solutions for
consideration. They had met
not - to criticize, said
Anderson, but to share ideas
and perhaps share im-
provements.
One of the key proposals
was more meetings, some in
the form of workshops in
order that more intelligent
decisions could be made with
better follow up.
Should Presbytery be
divided? That was a question
asked by the group. Are
there too many issues?
Should there be a more
spiritual tone, more
celebration and more
education?
Getting to know one
another was suggested as
another priority as well as
orientation for new
delegates. It was indicated
that there was a large gap
between Presbytery and the
local congregations.
As a result of the ad hoc
committees' deliberations
the executive was asked to
review with the committees
the functions of the court and
report recommendations in
the fall.
Remit on Initiation
The Presbytery took ac-
tion to • study the United
Church's first remit since
the United Church was
formed in 1925.
General Council has asked
each pastoral charge to
evaluate the document on
the difficulties and in-
consistencies in doctrine and
practice concerning bap-
tisms, confirmation and
church membership. To
assist congregations, a
recommendation submitted
by the Reverend Bruce Scott
of Stratford was adopted to
hold a special; meeting
Presbytery in June. .
lion Kobe, reporting for
the • ivision :of .World
Outreach, questioned the
value Of TV programs that
mislead viewers. y
reference was to 60 Minutes
which it was felt discredited
the World Council of
Chum*. Printed materials
refuting 60 Minutes'
viewpoints were quoted,
The Reverend John
Roberts urged the delegates
to encourage their
congregations to make the.
initial preparations for
Ventures in Missions and
cautioned them to keep an.
open mind until the program
had been studied.
Elect New
Executive
The Reverend Ross
Cummings of Stratford was
elected chairman of Huron -
Perth at the meeting. He was
inducted by outgoing
chairman, the Reverend
Norman Gibson of Stratford
and secretary, the,Reverend
Brian Elder of Crediton.
Vice -chairperson is Mrs.
Myrtle • Walkom / of
Thamesview. The Reverend
Lloyd Martin of Gorrie will
head the Division of
Ministry, Personnel and
Education; the Reverend
Roy Babstock of Stratford,
the manse committee; the
Reverend Rae Grant of
Wingham, stewardship; the
Reverend Cy Marzec of-
Fordwich, pastoral over-
sight and Mrs. Alice
Knechtel of Stratford, ar-
chives.
The Reverend John Davies
of Stratford and the
Reverend John Roberts who
head Ventures in Mission
were made member and
associate member
respectively of the
executive. Terms of four
division chairmen have not
expired and they will con-
tinue on the executive: the
Reverend Swan of Walton,
World Outreach; the
Reverend Scott, Mission in
Canada; Charles Gates of
Stratford, finance and the
Reverend Robert Ball of
Goderich, communications.
'the court met in Stratford.'
Central. The Reverend
Gibson and his elders served
communion to the delegates.
God.erich children
to travel to St.
Paul's Cathedral
On Saturday, May 14 the
children of St. George's
Anglican Church in
Goderich, will be travelling
to St. Paul's Cathedral in
London to participate in the
"Children's Festival 83".
This event is sponsored by
the Anglican Diocese of
Huron.
Children's Festival is a
day when everything is
geared for the enjoyment,
understanding and active
participation of youngsters
from five to 13 years of age,
as well as their teen and
adult leaders.
Following a parade, and
after the worship in the
church, the children will
disperse across the church
lawn for lunch, and then an
afternoon involved in games,
crafts, drama, and song— all
with a religious theme.
The Festival is a chance
for the children to feel part of
the wider Christian com-
munity, an opportunity to
meet with one of their
Bishops, as well as a time to
really enjoy themselves — all
in Christ's Name.
The Festival began a
number of years ago in St.
Paul's Anglican Cathedral in
London, but because the
Diocese is so large, and the
Festival so popular, two
more Festivals have had to
be added. Now over 3,000
children will be attending
similar Festivals, on the
same day, in three different
cities ... Owen Sound,
Windsor and London.
All this so the children of
the Anglican Diocese of
Huren may really come to
know how wonderful God's
people are. Within them they
have wonderful possibilities!
Within them they have
"WINGS". It will be a day of
celebration. Coming two days
after Ascension, the theme is
appropriate and permits the
preparation of the children
for the story of Ascension
through the festivals. Bishop
T. David 13. Flagg attaches
great importance to the
festivals to emphasize that
the church belongs to the
children too.
Bishop Ragg will be par-
ticipating in the London
Festival at St. Paul's
Cathedral, with Suffragan
Bishops Rt. Rev. Morse
Robinson and Rt. Rev. Der-
wyn Jones presiding at St.
George's, Owen Sound, and
at the Harrow Arena, the lat-
ter accommodating the at-
tendance from the large
Windsor area.
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