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li i Despite Wo rk-We ek Cut Tha "they ai , eet Parables of the Kingdom ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON By Alfred J. Buescher

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Yet ith all our free time, boredom plagues many people

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f as they come with a great deal | } By CARDINAL McGUIGAN uate, the day will come when, It wasn't so many years ago of wasted time | y yy The average adult Canadian ‘wo and three hours a day will jthat the average work week con- On the other hand, some peo- | has more than 3,000 hours a be the average for the normal | sisted of 60 and more hours To. ple go to an opposite extreme “>

year at his disposal after time Work day day, some have a 35 hour week. scheduling organized activities | spent in eating, sleeping and Paradoxically, with more The electrical workers in New on a weekly basis somewhat a- | working. time away from work, more peo York City have a 25 hour week kin to punching the clock at the The-00-hour Week fs fast be- \ ple feel pressed for time ‘after which they get overtime factory or office.

One of the reasons for this is | pay! The problem of leisure time is | coming obsolete, mearfing that that most workmen haven't Another reason why there 4 complex one. Perhaps the | even more ieisure time wil] be realized that there has been d t to be ny lei core of the problem is ignorance available for Canadians such a great reduction in work- 0es8! seem to be any leisure of what leisure time is and how

Some social analysts claim ing hours because the work time is found in the ‘‘moonlight- jt is to be used wisely.

i that even within the lifetime of week has wittled down gradual- | ing” which many people think A long time ago Aristotle put | . ao the present high school grad- ly over a long period of time. is necessary to supplement their his finger on the heart of the One day, when too many persons had Using parables of seed sowing, Jesus’ Jesus used the parables of the leave; When His . Nazarene neighbor re- ; ———_ _— ————=—— wages from their regular jobs. problem when he said “Leisure °° © hear Him preach, Jesus showed how men would receive and hidden treasure, pearl and dragnet to fused to accept Him as a prophet of § Anyone holding down two is the centre point about which |spoke from a boat just off shore on react to the Word of the Kingdom stress the growth of His Church, the God, Jesus adopted the ¢aying, “A ; K Wh t Th jobs, even if one of them is only everything revolves.’ | Lake ee He wed parables of od: ae ee will be reper. ee acceptance of ae prophet is not without honor, save in a part-time job, will hardly have Understood in these _ | Comparing familiar jects and na from at the j mt; ki ' to attain 's ing- now a e any free tase sure must mean fee eres lek |tural laws with great spiritual truths how the word of God and His king» dom where the good will be separated 5 eke os * ae Again, when one computes recreation and fun. Leisure is to reach the minds and hearts of-the dam would grow and flourish—Mat- from the bad before the throne.— house, Bible Teaches the hours remaining after work, not merely a matter of time |POODl€.—Miatthew 13:1-3, 10-17, 34, 35. thew 13:3-9, 18-32, 36-43. Matthew 13:33, 44-50. unecceptance.—Matthew 13:51-58. t i 7 , “ . : ! . he must take into consideration ‘on one’s hands. 'MEMORY VERSE:—“For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ; that every one may receive the things done in his R ° C ° | |body, according to that he hath done, whether it be good or bad.” —II Corinthians 5:10. “Can ye not discern the signs of the Times (Mat. 16-3) evis urricuium UC : This know also, that in the last days Perilous times shall ae PARABLES POPULAR found in the’ Word of God, and | schools. They preferred ’o think come for men shall be lovers of their own selves; covetous, Receivin Stron Su rt | |His duty is to’ bring the wealth | ot Him as eo and were boasters, Proud ——— despisers of those that are good g g Pppo | of the Word to men through tea- | slow to accept Him as so super

i 5 ching, preaching and writing. | or to themselves. Thus our Lord

having a form pf godliness, but denying the power The new curriculum materials! ance increased. His fellow ‘men. from. Naza- adopted the popular saying in thereof. (11 Tim. 3-1 to 5) are receiving much commend-| Continuing Mr. Long. says: | | ‘reth refused to accept Him 4s a|His famous statement, “A proy ation from congregations and ‘‘The United Church has taken prophet of God, stumbling over | phet is not without honor saved

In the latter times some shall depart from the Faith, giving Sunday schools of the United | all comments and criticism His humble origins and ‘ack of jin his own country and in hig

heed to seducing spirits and doctrines of devils, (Modern- Church in Canada. cerning the new curriculum with (Editer’s note:— The fol- often taken to picture the ohe-j|spirit of Christianity, and al) |training in the ra bb inical! | own house.” ; ism and Evolution) speaking lies in hypocrisy a This is the statement from the utmost seriousness and is clowing material relating t. nomenal growth of the Caristian will have partaken of che Spirit | - ‘ iain Rev. Ernest E. Long, secre-| replying to them, whether they tomorrow’s Sunday School les- church— its beginnings in an ob- | and teaching of Christ. PR NG PARK UNITED CHURCH . tary of the Church’s general be through the newspapers or in | son is based on eran roel in the preachings The parable of the hidden S | Knowing this first, that there shall come in the last days } council | individual letters, in a courteous | “S"tlines produced by a despised Nazarene, without |treasure shows the world as the Dunkirk & Kirkwood Seater, ~——~ sayings "Where nthe. promise af His | 10 2 iter written to all min. and constructive may. However, Natasa rita” of Gharenes sri pee ne ee tela mee game Minister ev. Clayton’ C_ Lewis coming? (11 Peter 3-4). United Church the svcretary Te. > wh oe to cate | in the U.S. and is used by per spite such obstacles, the Chris- | world’s realization of the King- Organist: we een aa Sealine ae armed | mission.) tian Church enjoyed s: y- | shi ‘ Sun arch | ° But evil mep and seducers shall wax worse and worse; de- pices wat aes ae ene festructive criticism as that . | th that, by the = "a te ah een ie Got ce 5:59 am. N day Church School and be deceived: é jay S are now us-| which has been le elled against | By R.H. RAMSEY : ; ; "| - nfl f 11:00 a.m.—Nursery . ceiving ing ;. but continue thou in the § ing the new methods. chanelle lum : century, entire nations were find- | pear! is the Church which Christ 11-00 am —“GOD REVEALS HIMSELF" Rev. CC. Lewis things which thou has learned and been assured of —-Mr.Long—maintains—that eo in—my—opinion,—the etctual oa Parables have always been ing shelter beneath its pro- | Himself purchased with His own , ~~ Choirs “Em Hoding Fast” L’ Hall ° the Holy scriptures which are able to make thee wise unto [thusiastic reports are coming in| culum speaks for ftseld and COPAY in the Fast, and’ it 5 /tection: [tile We heve-sethisig-whteh-cld Installation of Elders, Stewarts and Trustees at the of quickened interest on the ” not uncommon for rabbis to use| Jesus used parables to teach be sold to purchase a place in Morning Service salvation, through faith which ts in Christ Jesus. All ot teenagers cnalaaune eee needs no defence. |them in teaching young discipl-| because the bulk of His hearers |the Kingdom of God, the only . a ones Scripture is given by inspiration of God; (God breathed) tadthg » new relev o the | Mr. Long reminds all minist- es. A Master of the hidden lacked a capacity for grasping | requirement being that we free- “You are Welcome to Worship with Us & Torey ance ers that they have a responsi. truth, Jesus knew how to make and understanding the myster-|ly giye up our sinful ways.

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pate een et aT ighly ee in the teaching | bility to reassure their people | the doctrine of the kingdom ies of the Kingdom. What they! The parable of. the ‘ishing _ furnished . lu © their own needs | and those of the community that |touch the minds and thrill te | could not understand, they could dragnet again points out the :

He adds that teachers of young- | the new curriculum is no no way |fiearts of the people by compari-|not possess, and not being {nj fact that the bad will continue a

er children are likewise dis-| a radical departure from the |son of familiar objects and laws | possession of these mysteries, along with the good until the St. Pe ers Cat edfa covering that with these new faith and theology — has been of nature with the great spirit-|they were in danger of losing |“‘comsummation of the age” texts at.thetr -command,. their, taught andpreached in the Uni _truths..He..was.trying to im- | the Kingdom = | the. separation will take 5 tak in the Church School is! ted Church for the past gener | pari OR ee Pt ae ee reer ee e Sor wcnaminear heating more rewarding and the attend- | ation. In the parable of the sower teaching, we find the infinite | throne. The Ven. Archdeacon J. R. Davies, M.A., Rector

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,we have four basic factors: the | Pity of the heart of God reveal-| In verses 51-58 we find some ' ‘The Reverend Canon E. M. Malone, M.A., D.D. it sower, the seed, the four kinds | ed. | concluding remarks about Jesus’ Honorary Assistant Priest of ground on which the seed | The parable of the leaven teachings. Christ reveals that Miss Sazanne Brenton, Lic. Mus., Organist falls, and the harvest. While | bread grephically illustrates that |He has béen instructed in the Mrs. B. W. Patterson, Choir Director Joos does not actually identify | the a weld fe ultimately | truths of the Kingdom of God, — n the well-known city where e sower, it is implied that he come under ence of the |has custody over the treasures ‘his ae y is the Lord, Hithself, and the Feb. 1—The FUR Sunday after tho Epiphany me sho 1s gro en seed ahs Word of God. an 8:00 a.m.—Holy Eucnarist wn a - seed’ falling by the wayside fa : a crime steady seed falling by the wayside fall | Charlottetown Bible Chapel oe

for ad hear the Word. but never allow 235 Cumberiand And many of the convicted of ) it to enter deeply into the heart wool te 11:00 a.m.—Choral Eucharist and Sermon fenders aren’t old enough to vote. v and mind. The stony ground de-] 41.99 a.m.—Family Bible H. 7:00 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon

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; Rough-looking “kids” loiter on picts the men who receive the : the street corners with nothing Won wang and allow it to jake | 7:20 p.m.—Evening Service Visitors are most cordially welcome at all services to do. Smooth-looking “kids” ance and, perhaps. eae ia “Holding Fast the Faithful Word .. .” flash by in ears with no place seat. io oct long before this Speaker: James A. Stahr, B.Se., M.Th. to go. The police patrol certain neets ition: thei ’ li beats with dogs — humanity oe ee ee ee 3 St. Paul's Anglican Church alone cannot cope with the situa- imparted life oa 7 The Salvation A : y Established 1769 by Royal Foundation f tion. whe receive the Word and abow| ae 7 rm The Rev. F. Louis Elias, L.S.1., Rector But’ this young fellow must it a firm hold on their minds; aa arasicieergteeree Organist and Choir Director grow up nevertheless. And for but then allow business and do- Pt | George A. Thompson, F.R.C.0.., (CHM) A.R.C.M. ; : mestic cares to choke out the Villa Avenue Major Ronald H. Wadker [| him . . . for the community . . . Word. The good ground typifies = ; EPIPHANY 5 for the nation . .. tomorrow de- the men who hear the Word, al- Sunday: Directory Class—9:30 a.m. pends on how he grows up! low it to take deep roots and} gone Sunday School—10 a.m. i] | 8:30 a.m. —HOLY COMMUNION It all adds up to the most cry- ord , bearing fruit a hundred- Sclrotien Maen? om, 9:45 ey SCHOOL, Junior, Senior, and Bible ing need of our time: early, con- In the parable of the tares | "Tiley: Younes Peeple’s Bobby Clase—4:15 p.m 4 11:00 a.m—SUNDAY SCHOOL, Primary, Beginners Classes, tinuing, determined moral and and wheat, the seed is not the ees eee eee and Crib Nursery. religious instruction. It demands ¥ = of oe erated men is 11:00 a.m.—HOLY COMMUNION . spiritual awareness in our women. The Sower is Christ ° Anthem: ‘‘Holy, Holy, Holy” by Schubert Sct tn ee sa naneeennes homes. It requires resolute, sac- Himself, and “the oe is ihe CALVARY. TEMPLE 7:00 p.m.—EVENING PRAYER and SERMON— ifici world.” enemy spoken Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada : + “SOME LABEL THE CREATION rite! soporte “ our churches. here is the devil, sower of false Upper Prince Street STORY, THE VIRGIN BIRTH, AND THE . ry, city, village and ham. teachers who deceive men into Rev. C. K. Benn, P ; MIRACLES OF JESUS AS MYTHS.” Jet an awakened nation is mus- believing what. they are teach- en » Paster Anthem: “Hail, Gladdening Light” oe eer : ing is practically the same as L, Perry, Assistant Pastor f by Geoffrey Shaw * _. tering its total spiritual re- the»Christian faith 9:15 a.m.—Radio Broadcast, Summerside Station sources . . . seeking God’s help All mankind is included .n this | © 9:45 a.m —Sunday School, Missionary Day - - $:00-p.m.—-YOUNG PEOPLE'S FELLOWSHIP HOUR: parable, in three groups: the J 11:99 am—Commnunion Service CORDIAL WELCOME IS EXTENDED TO ALL WHO

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