Zurich Citizens News, 1976-10-06, Page 18Citizens News. October 6, 1976 -Page .19
HuronPerth Presbytery hosts moderator
Huron -Perth Presbytery of the
United Church will host the
moderator, Dr. Wilbur Howard,
Wednesday, October 13. Plans for
the day were presented by Rev
Rae Grant, minister of Calvary
United, Church, Listowel, where
presbytery met last week.
In accordance with the
moderator's wishes to meet the
people and see the church a t work
a bus tour has been arranged.
This will be followed by a pork
barbecue and a rally. These two
events will be held in Mitchell
United. Church,
During the morning session of
presbytery Rev. August
Meacham, conference Personnel
Officer, and Dr. David. Lochhead,
Thornbury United Church, gave
alternate approaches to the
Charismatic movement for the
court to consider, Dr. Lochhead
is a former professor at Waterloo
and St, John's universities.
Rev. Meacham said that the
Charismatic renewal is the un-
wrapping of the defenses within
ourselves to get to the image of
God that is within us. Once this is
done new life and new vitality is
discovered.
Dr.. Lochhead compared
Charismatic renewal with other
movements over the years. He
was encouraged that it was number of programs for the
springing up within the mainline coming season on a different time
churches. Tensions arise he said slot over CKNX-TV. The first
when Charismatics feel that presentation was "A Question
everyone should have their ex- of Thanksgiving", October 1 at
periences or when people without 6:30 p.m.
such experiences resent those London Conference's first store
who have. One positive result was front resource centre is expected
that it was forcing the church to to be officially opened during the
look at other forms of worship. Moderator's visit. Located on
The speakers prompted a healthy Mitchell's Main street the centre
discussion and a motion for will be a source of materials for
further study at the next meeting ministers and programming
of presbytery. within the church. Besides
The Singtime committee literature there will be audio
reported a reduction in the visual resources. The new facility_
will serve other denominations as
well as the sponsoring church.
A number of special events
were announced including the
availability of the filmed interview
with Jack Burghardt in the
presbytery during November and
December.
In skit form Mrs. Doris Zur-
brigg, Listowel and her com-
mittee presented a report on
stewardship. It indicated that the
United Church was second from
the bottom amongst some 20
Canadian churches in average
givings per member.
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Art studio opens
An Art Studio for the use of
the community is opening in
the Missing Piece coffee house
building in Grand Bend on
October 18.
Haling Crawford, secretay-
treasurer for the group start-
ing the studio, explains they
have support from Grand
Bend's recreation committee
and they hope to make a few
structural changes in the build-
ing, improve the lighting and
buy tools, but more money
needs to be raised.
The studio is to become a
community club to try and get
the people of the community
interested in the fine arts and
at the same time give them
something to work at during
the winter months. The studio
plans to be open from October
18 until April.
Doug Mitchell, a London
artist who is a graduate of the
Ontario Art College in Toronto
will be the studio's instructor.
Mr. Mitchell will hold classes
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
One class will be to help those
using the studio with whatever
it is they are working on. The
other night Mr. Mitchell will.
teach such things as sketch-
ing, painting wood -working
and clay working. There will
likely be a $1 or so charge per
class in addition to a registra-
tion fee,
In addition to the two even-
ings, the studio will open every
day so anyone who wishes to
work on a project will have a
place to do so. Mr, Mitchell
will be around the studio a
couple of afternoons a week to
give a little extra help to those
who want it.
The classes over the winter
will be for teens and adults,
but Halina says they hope to
have children's classes during
the summer.
The problem of financing
such a project is a big one.
Although the group has some
support fromthe recreation
committee, they are grateful
for donations, quite a few of
which have been received al-
ready.
The group is also holding a
rummage sale October 9 and
10 in the coffee house to raise
money for themselves. As
Halina Crawford put it "In the
beginning people may have to
bring their own supplies but
after we get some money ahead,
say in a month or so, then we
will try and supply most
things." For further informa-
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