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‘ Charlottetown, to rights of eff publishes « weekly newspaper : |6 The Guardian, Chark Set. Doe. 11, 1908. en oe soci a bata (or Conads ‘ss. Mennoe ; French in schools; |ites, says, — Josiah ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON By Alfred J. Buescher cs 5 | Baalian ‘ond French i schools: |e 5 save ihe comalenee — : , j _ language groups; end provision |tilingualism end ‘multicultural — Scripture—II Kings 31—23:30. air mail delivery of daily |ism. = : vers across the country.| The ethnic mivorities would ~~ ed es The brief says languages French in schools but would ‘be = other thao English and French |resentful if French “crowded — | Il should be offered in schools and jout” their own mother tongues, ~~ ; universities, that the CBC| The Newman Alumal of Mam =~ should broadcast more pro-|itoba, in a brief endorsed by the .. Minister, Rev. Leslie Tare,| He says the hardest thing be |grams in these languages, and [Canadian Federation of = thinks that being in a wheel |ever did was give up his Win-|that all cultural groups should man Clubs, a Roman ~ chair, is a miracle because he |nipeg ministry, but since then jget financial sid from public orgagjzation, some et |can “feel the hand of God on |he has taught English and Latin | bodies. impose unfair double tax. ~~ ime.”* at high school and turned to The Canadian Mennonite As jation on Catholics, | “To me, this wheel chair is a | free-lance writing in the relig-|sociation, a co-operative that a re er testnmtiiche telnet a Pek f the Mr. Tarr, 36, is a paraplegic, |faculty of Toronto's Central The Salvation Army ‘ confined ;to,a wheel chair 7 Baptist Seminary where he an an |the rest of thle ile Recamse Eas seerees sounatiing sat Mente of Brangetion, Sines 1968 When king Josiah uc During the repairs the Book of the Josiah read the Law to the as The temporary return to God failed |! una walk. journalism. degrees in Groat George ceeded to throne’ of Judah he © Covenant was discovered and brought sembled people, declaring his own to save the nation from doom and | Dre cous eee wee eee ee eee, WS Vila Avene . Capt, Sag, hee followed the straight and narrow to the king. Huldah, a .prophetess resolution of obedience to it. Re Gags judgment followed the un-| = a thriving} “When a i om comes, | sunday: Class—9:30 a.m. pe « aie & God, One of his told Josiah the doom ordained in the newal of the Covenant, igious re- at Sadek Kings | (eee a Baptist | whatever form takes, we can Sunday 16 a.m. ‘ major acts was the repair of Book would fall upon Judah after his formation, and a notable | Passover, timely death osiah. church in Winnipeg. He and his |find the grace to accept it, Holiness ‘Meeting—11 a.m the Temple.—II Kings 21—22:/7: death.—Tl Kings 22:8-20. followed.—II Kings 23:1-25. |, 23:26-30. . : wie ot ee Mr. Tarr one ae a Salvation Meeting—7 ee aaa ay g pines .—Home League ( MEMORY VERSE: “Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? By gaking heed thereto according to thy word.”—Psalms 119:9. | gut early in 1963 he woke up |present needs. This — Sere, dee tenet tones meeting t { | with a high fever—the result of |my experience. I haven't heard A WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT THE = ; king himself read the rec- to celebrate the return of the tubercular meningitis. He made |any voices in the night or seen 5s ~ GOD'S WORD NEGLECTED ious scroll aloud. people tothe worship of Jehov-|a promising recovery, gaining | any visions, but I know—I know ee Se ; At the ond of the vending Zee |Gh. Thenssads of sacrifices were partial ase of bis legs, ond was =o ee eee , é. : iah dec is own resolution joffered, and the contemporary | hope returning to an ac- . Tarr Says tid” * ° . « to live in obedience to all the re: writers felt that under Josiah jtive pastorate. send ‘tubercular meningtis, but CALVARY TEMPLE quirements of t Vv t' was a greater effort to do| However a series of setbacks, | allowed convinced OSla Revives Re igion and to perform the words of the |all according to the Law of Mos-|including an operation which | that “God is working out some- PENTECOSIAL ASSEMBLIES OF CANADA nes |convenant. ranted te 30 eg es than under any other king. made it for him to — for " ultimate — Upper Prince Street (EDITOR’S NOTE: The fol- was murdered in the second of it and brought it to Josiah. megpenbec sig coon eager Sein Fn Et sag na —— ts Fy 4 —— ger ae take a un ie does Rev. C. K. Benn, Pastor lowing material relating to to- year of his reign, yet managed When the king read the book Voice to the act of the king, and| ship for 18 years after the re-| “I believe that in some in-|not rule out the possibility of 6:15 omnia Wesebinlt, Gees Sten morrow’s Sunday School les- to follow the evil ways of bis and considered how its laws had 4), le pledged” their alleg- |form movement began. The stances, im cases like mine, it |mass faith-healing meetings. inks : po evan a oe — ee ee eek iance to the covenant. Movement spread to national |may well be God's will to re-| “I believe that a =~ LS 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School, Classes for all ages. Out of such a sea of idolatrous ° , . i proportions, even extending to |store an active faith can raise up : ‘ vision of Christian Education, | evi) and iniquity there emerges (iate. He rent his garments and a. eS » aan Se Ee we Gecaeris ont Ged. |tenel en De®" lhe prayer of faith must always | 11:00 a.m.—Morning Gervice, Pastor Speaking. National Council of Churches |, king, Josiah, who, in spite of Sent a deputation to the propl | oo. retormation, = — ile, but the people never really| Mr. Tarr says he feels a whole | be in the context of God's will. | 7:30 p.m.—EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. Am oid fashioned in the U.S., and is used by per- it, turned to God with all his tess. Huldah, to inquire about |): being to wipe out” ¢ humbled themselves and repent-|new ministry is opening up im|And it isn't always God's will service you will enjoy. —_— jheart. Through the advice and the terrible punishments com | si-e not in accordance with |ed. 80 the judgment upon Judah |front of him. _ |to heal.” | ATTEND CHARLOTTETOWN’S SPIRITUAL WORK SHOP By R.H. RAMSEY |training provided in his early |tained therein. Law of God as it was writ- (came swiftly and surely after f As we study the history of the |years by Jedidah, his mother,| Huldah replied that the judg- | len in the book found in the |the godly king was killed in bat- Hebrew nation and its kings it 18 |and 4Hilkiah, the high priest, Jo- ments of God, so clearly stated Temple. All signs and symbols |tle.

difficult to see how they could |siah followed the straight and so soon turn away from Jehovah |narrow path of devotion to God.

who did so much for. them and | One of his earliest acts as continued to send prophets to king was to ask the people for warn them what would happen |free-will offerings to repair the | lf they turned to idolatry and |Temple, which had fallen into a | the heather practices of the Ca

in the Book of Law, would inevi- ltably fall upon Judah, but, be cause Josiah had humbled him- self before the Lord, he would be allowed to live out his life, and would be gathered into his : ; -\sad physical condition after |grave in peace, so that his eyes naanite nations. more than two centuries of |would not see the evil God Yet, for many years before | abuse. It is estimated that it |would bring upon, the nation.

the reforms of Josiah, the Word \took approximately six yearé| His own contrition and rededi- of Get Ded. bone engeceet. aed | for sufficient funds to come in. 80 cation to God were insufficient

the worship of idols had filled ‘repairs were begun when Josiah : Jerusalem to the point where it |was about 18 years old, for Josiah. Convinced that re- pentance would stay the doom

actually invaded the sacred pre-| ,. 4 cincts of the Temple. | During the repairs a great dis- of the nation, he called a huge

The long reign of Manasseh Covery was made. The Book of convocation of the people to hear had brought Judah down to its the Convenant was found in the the Word of God and have an op- lowest depths of sensuality, |Temple, The Book passed from portunity to « and undef. idolatry and priestly corruption. |Hilkiah, the high priest to Shap- | stand their and obligation, Amon, who followed Manasseh, jan, the scribe, who read parts | To deepen the -impremon

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of idolatry wére removed from jthe Temple, pagan. groves and altars on the housetops and hills surrounding Jerusalem were destroyed and their priests eith- er suppressed or killed; wizards jand magicians were put away; ithe houses of the cult prostitut- es were destroyed. Josiah’s re- form, which began at the House iof God, eventually extended to the boundaries of the kingdom and beyond; in an honest effort to so completely destroy idola- try it could never again take root among his people.

After the reformation was well underway the people were called

the ‘to a great and solemn Passover

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ter and good citizenship. It is a store- house of spiritual values. Without a strong Church, neither democracy nor civilization can survive. There are four sound reasons why every person should attend services regu- larly and support the Church. They are: (1) For his own sake. (2) For his children’s sake. (3) For the sake of his community and nation. (4) For the sake of the Church itself, which needs his moral and material support. Plan to go to church regu- larly and read your Bible daily.

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spiration you need for religious growth.

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‘When Grandmother and Grandfather Todd came to.say their goodbyes be- fore leaving for Florida, we took their picture. Looking at it, I remember them as they were that day, serene and happy, anticipating their trip. To them there

rows and trouble aplenty, but always His rod and staff have comforted them. Even in the shadow of death God has been with them, for the Lord és their Shep-

Such faith may te yours, Your church is the open door through which you may find that fellowship of understanding which has been to my grandparents

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the Word of God, and in some

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were actually accusing the mis-

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Bible took seven months to reach Congo from the time it but it has shown us how desperately these people who have suffered so much want God’s Word.”

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Tuesday, Dec. 14: John 1: 51.

Wednesday, Dec. 15: John 3.

Thureday, Dec. 16: John 1;.

Friday, Dec. 17: John 14. - Saturday, Dec- 18: John 15.

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(Birchwood St. near Longworth Ave.) Minister: Rev. W. R. Underhay, B.A.

make up the Canadian mosaic.

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Mr. Leslie

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rlottetown Bible Chapel

235 Cumberland St. at Longworth Ave. Services: 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

First Baptist Church ~ Rev. Malcolm F. Harlow. B.A.. B.D., Minister Mrs. V. L. Dingwell, Organist and Chels Directer

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PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH

Rev. J. H. Tye, B.A., B.D., Minister Hiscott—Organist

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MIE HAN : THE HANDS OF HEALING Anthem: Good Christian Men Rejoice

The Kirk of St. James

The Rev. Malcolm A. non ae 1 Christopher Gledhill, M. B. Mus., ARCCO

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: THE THIRD SUNDAY IN ADVENT 8:30 a.m.—HOLY

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Charlottetown, P.E.I. Ministers: Rev. John G. E, Ball, ‘B.A.

Rev. Gerald G. Wyrwas, B.A., B.D. Organist and Director of Choirs: Mr. J. B. Herdman

Church School — Trinity Hall

9:45 a.m.—Junior—Upper Hall

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11:00 a.m. —Crib Room and Toddlers edenttes years

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Rev. Canon E. M. Malone, M.A., D.D.

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Mrs. B. W Patterson, Choir Director

Dec. 12—Third Sunday in Advent 8:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist. __ 8:45 a.m.—Mattins . 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School (11 a.m. Infants Class) 11:00 a.m.—Choral Eucharist and Sermon.

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COMMUNION 9:45 am.—SUNDAY SCHOOL—Junior, Senior and, Bible 11:00 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL—Crib Nursery, Beginners 11;00 am.—MORNING PRAYER AND SERMON Children, please remember to. a White Gift with you. All chidiren at the Parish Hall not later than 10:45 a.m Children’s Sermon: ‘ Y A ». SERMON” <* “Carol of the Advent’’ "mg by the Junior Choir 7:00 p.m. /PRAY AND..SERMON ere SAYS IN HIS HEART | THERE IS NO GOD” ., 1 (Part: iV—Sermons from the Psalms) —