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Page 116, The Citizen, Ottawa, Saturday, November 10, 1979 RELIGION CHURCH OF THE WAY 10:00 WORSHIP AND SUNDAY SCHOOL J. S. Woods worth Hifi School Viewmourrt and Chesterton 828-0352 722-1355 TENOR SOLOIST Wanted Tenor Soloist for CtominkDr-ChalmefS United Church. Thursday evening Choir practices, Sunday 11 a m. Services regularly an extra service occasionally.

Must be able to read music. Apply to William France, co the church, 355 Cooper Street Ottawa. K2P 0G8. Phone 235-5143 (church) or 733-7280 (home). Remembering the fallen.

Ottawa. He KnnJ a a eeemhetmnt the asfrsa Army mmimg the Stent af WnrU War. Rev. ALBERT RISBY of Vancouver. B.C.

art be the guest speaker at the Highland Park Standard Church 415 Kenwood at Roosevelt this Friday a Saturday at 730 p-im. and ea Sunday at 11:00 urn. and 7:00 an. tVStBORQ Pcntgcottal Church Everyone is wotcoma to come and hear Iras talented Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada art K. Lara, Paetor SMrtoy ML Lara.

Re. mm in i tm ni i speaker end sugar. remember any of my fellow soldiers embracing the mystique of out-and-out militarism, seeing war as somehow good in itself. We did the warrior's job, but few of us were warriors to the marrow. The English poet, C.

Day Lewis, summed up the mood of most of us when during the Second World War he wrote these lines: We who have lived by honest dreams Defend the bad against the worse. Dr. Davidson minister of De 24-C4SS Otractor at Mule For more information or transportation call 729-2081 Cllltl fter A E. Clawana 9:45 a.m. Famy BMe School e.m.

MORNING WORSHIP 7:00 p-m. EVENING FELLOWSHIP id-Week Service Wed. 7:30 p.m. Preaching tha Doctinee ef Grace 10:00 ajn, Famr Sianday School 11:00 am UFE'8 CERTAaTnES" ana "TrVMY I BEUEVE HEAVENT" Pastor Lara preacrang Spaoal Music by our Vocatsts and Orchestra Nursery and children's church facilities both services CONVENT GLEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1 708 Grey Nuns Drive ORLEANS YOU ARE WELCOME I Tr tailed Church, By Rev. J.

A. Davidson Citizen special correspondent How are the men of war fallen, fallen on the field! Fallen, fallen are the men of war; and their armour left on the field. These words, from the first chapter of the Old Testament book, 2 Samuel (as given in the New English Bible), are from King David's lament over the death in battle of Saul and Jonathan and others; they express the anguish of a warrior as he remembers men with whom his life had been tied, men who did not survive battle. In their full setting these words also express a sense of thanksgiving and an awareness of judgment thanksgiving for what the dead purchased with their lives for those who survived, and judgment on what the survivors have made of what was purchased for them. For me, these words express the heart of what we try to do when we assemble ourselves at this time of the year in solemn remembrance of our country's sons who did not come back from our wars.

As an old soldier I can respond with deep feeling to the honest sentiment of Laurence Binyon's much-quoted lines about the fallen of the First World War: They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. We who survived our country's wars are now being wearied by age and condemned by the years. The youngest among us are now in their middle fifties and the oldest have passed ninety. We remember, though, that 21 was the average age at the times of their deaths.

We were ordinary young men those of us who came back and those who didn't in rather drab uniforms and caught up in a great horror that was not of our making. We did not see ourselves as crusading knights in shining armor. I cannot St. Pater's Lutheran Comar Spurt, and Bay Streets "SHARING IN THE NEW CALL TO PEACE-MAKING" Rev. Vernon Nichols 1030 SCHOOL AND CHURCH SERVICE Everyone Welcome "FAITH SEES THE INVISIBLE, BELIEVES THE INCREDIBLE, AND RECEIVES THE IMPOSSIBLE' ANGLICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH PARISH OF THE ANNUNCIATION Rev.

J. da Caunanx Ph. D. ServioM at 1098 Byron Avenue (Htaas and Playfair West Chapel, near Richmond Road and WooaV rorf Avenue) 9:30 a.m. Martins 9 50 a.m.

SUNG EUCHARIST and SERMON For other services and further information aiouira 232 5406 or 225-3477. FAITHFUL TO THE SCRIPTURES ACCORDANCE WITH THE TRADITION OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. flu arums jjj WEEKLY RADIO BROADCAST Sunday 8:30 a.m. CKBY-FM 105.3 CALVARY United Pentecostal Church 1771 Cuba Ave. (Centre of Evangelism) 1000 am Sunday School 7:00 p.m.

Gospel Service 11:00 a.m. Worship Wed -800 p.m. Bible Study Prayer Fri -800 pm Youth Service Pastor a A. Henscom 731-5350523-9185 The Rev Arthur Conrad. Pastor Organist Karen Holme WORSHIP SERVICES attain 1100 am Fettowsrup Period 10 30 a AM Welcome 1 10:00 a.m.

FAMILY BIBLE SCHOOL 1 1:00 a.m. Mr. CHARLES CARPENTER 7:00 p.m. Mr. CHARLES CARPENTER Don Howard, Pastor Lome Trudgian, Assistant Pastor The Church of Continuous Revival (off-street parking and supervised nursery) A Welcome UNITY-OTTAWA STUDY GROUP (Affiliated with Unity School of Christianity.

Unity Village. Missouri, publishers of Daily Word) Rev. Jonas Tafit wt conduct meetjngs Thursday evening m. of 0 LAW BUILDING Room 102. 57 Copernicus INFORMA WN 568-5806 levenmgsl Merger anniversary CAST Abiding Word Lutheran Church 1575 Belcourt Orleans 10 30 A Divine Service Sunday School Bible Class 9 30 am Rev Oavid Pnebe.

Pastor 824-2524. 824-2298 WEST Divine Word Lutheran Church The Lartin House on Larkin Dr. Barrhaven 9 15 A Church School 10 30 A Divine Service Rev. Allan Lindke. Pastor 825-4492 CENTRAL St Paul Lutheran Church 210 Wilbrod Street.

Ottawa 900 A Church School 10 15 A Divine Service Rev. Pfotenfiauer. Pastor 234-0321. 731-6038 Citizen choir, of St. Catharines.

Other events will include a coffee party by the United Church Women next Friday, Nov. 16, and an anniversary supper on Monday, Nov. 19. it ri iu i i Nepean Baptist Church 135 Woodflek) Or. (l ull a eeraeen teoodroHe 4 UsfMM) 8:45 am.

Sunday School 11:00 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP "REMEMBERING NAMES" (Misey Cee I JMor Ohms eatis eonrtp) Pastor: Rev. Sam Bferg 224-6212 225-3079 Mh Norm American BeotM Cantsrenol Pastor The 18th anniversary of the merger of McLeod Street Methodist and Stewarton Presbyterian churches into McLeod-Stewarton United Church will be marked Nov. 19. Guest speaker at the anniversary service will be Rev.

Donald Boyd, of Knox United Church. Former minister Rev. Matthew Taylor will also be attending. Special music at the service will be provided by the Dunlop Drive Senior JAMES C. STUART, D.O.

Assistant: REV. TOM DUFF (3 PARKDALE FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST 474 ParkdaM (N of QuMnsway) Patter Rav A H. Gattxatth-7294022 Pastor Paul Wtimmgstat 9 45 a family Bibla School 1100 a DIVIDED CHURCH" 7:00 p.m. "THE LORD. MY HELPER" Weds 715pm Mufemt Serviea CHINESE ALLIANCE CHURCH 9:30 Sunday School 1 1 00 Sunday Worth (CANTONESE ENGLISH) 2S0 CAMBRIDGE ST.

N. Tel: 523-3335 The Gospel is still the power of Cod unto salvation even in Communist China. Jack Wyrtzen, who spent 10 days recently behind the bamboo curtain will relate many of his encounters with the Chinese Christians at the 7:00 p.m. service. The Chinese Alliance Church choir will be singing.

Jack Wyrtzen will be speaking at the 9:45 and 11:00 services. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Whittaker, former drug addicts, will be giving testimony as to how they found Cod. Supervised Nurseries it Services WORSHIP WITH USI 9:30 A.M.

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION HOUR (a class for every member of your family) 1 1 -HO 9 STEWARDSHIP OF LIFE I leUU delils THE COMMITMENT OF OUR TIME" 7.fin r. THE CR0SS OF CHRIST faUU p.llla THE DEATH OF THE CROSS" Church of Christ 1515 Chomley Ottawa (off Coronation) SUNDAY 10 00 a Family Bible School 1100 a Lord's Supper and Preaching 1:15 p.m. Devotions and Study WEDNESDAY 7:00 pm Community Bible Study Pastor Arnold speaking at both services COME HEAR THE GOSPEL The old, old Story That Jesus Saves (Yet always up-to-date) The Good News of Cod's Love and Grace Preached nightly at 7:30 p.m. (Except Sat.) from Nov. 11 By two men who have experienced forgiveness of tint and found peace with Cod through faith in Christ RIVER ROAD GOSPEL HALL 1087 River Road (corner of Prince Albert) exit Alts Vista North off Queen sway Plan to attend All Welcome No Collections RIDEAUVIEW BIBLE CHAPEL 1249 Prince of Wales Drive (just south of Baseline fid.) 9:30 a.m.

The Lord's Supper for believers 1 1:00 a.m. Sunday School for aH ages 11:00 a.m. Family Gospel Hour 7:00 p.m. Evening Bible Hour Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study Supervised nursery facilities Plenty of off-street perking.

Easy access for the handicapped A warm welcome to visitors friendly Christian fellowship Information 224-1510 745-1615 Barrhaven ruble School 80 LerUn Dr. Barrhaven 9:45 e.m Family Bible School 11:00 e.m. Communion Service) 6:00 p.m. "ABRAHAM: HIS FAITH and OBEDIENCE" ALL WELCOME ROMAN CATHOLIC LATIN MASS EVERY SUNDAY 9:45 a.m. Precious Blood Convent 774 Echo Dr.

Contestant heard before Uses Vrot 1. GmoxK. 8 0, Th.M -Pastor iffn PMRobtod Mmttr of Evangslitm Shuoi GmoTch. 8 A. (Mus i Ortctor of Muac Bethel Pentecostal 205 GrawntMnk Reed at Stamen Drive Telephone: 29-2362 Church NEW RELEASES TO CROSS A RIVER, by Jimmy Swaggsart, Paperback 2.7S FOR THOSE TEARS, by Nora Lam, Paperback 2.35 BEYOND DEATH'S DOOR, by Dr.

M. Rawbnga. Paper 1.9S A very large selection of Christmas cards, calendars. Advent calendars. Nativity scenes and figures.

Candles, and Christmas records and tapes, all at special prices. CHRISTMAS GIFTS We have a very large variety of good Christian books, records and tapes, plaques Bibles arid study books, and novelty items for old and young This Christmas give a nice Christian gift very inexpensive and a spiritual blessing. EVANGEL BOOK STORE 234-2076 Parking the rear 201 Dalhousie Ottawa. Ont. KIN 7C9 9:45 a.m.

Christian Education Hour Free Bus Service I IlJIUJ ZZ i 1 MZ2n GREENSELT BAPTIST CHURCH 2105 KENDER Henry Munroe School Church Office: 2536 Imes Rd. Pastor: Donald P. Akin, Ph.D. 824-1183 930 am Family Bible Study and Worship 7 00 am Fellowship Hour Wednesdays-flOO pm. Small group meetings homes Wt in one the Spirit, one in the Lord 8:30 A.M.

11:00 A.M. "AMBITIOUS FOR WHAT?" 7:00 P.M. "TRULY LIVING" Pastor Gingrich speaking at aH services Easy access for the hendicapped. Counselling by appointment. Tuetdoy 7 to 8:30 p.m.

Family Night Woodvaie Chora and Band ei both r.m. PASTOR HUNTER subject 'THE STEWARDSHIP OF OUR TALENTS" MINISTRY Of MUSIC 7:00 A.M. "FAITH FOR THE TIMES" CKBY-FM 9:45 A.M. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION HOUR Free transportation to and from Christian Education Hour 11 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP PASTOR HIGGINS' subject "THE HIDDEN LIFE" 6:30 P.M.

Pre-Service Prayer Altlmmd mdi am rVitsceraat at Cam 1 Oberammergau 1980 REFORMATION TOUR OF EUROPE AND PASSION PLAY OBERAMMERGAU August 17-September 1, 1980 $1,699.00 Approx. Deposit required by Nov. 30 HIGHLIGHTS Zurich Muenster Berlin Wittenberg Oberammergau Geneva For further Information ca0 YOUR HOST PASTOR REV. SAM BERG Nepean Batist Church 224-6212 225-3079 may assemble for service in the Chapel of the Kelly Nursery Facilities Tiny Tots' end Junior Church available. Organ Prelude Off-street Parting Dill Pronkard Evangelistic Association 11 fl A Funeral Home WELCOME TO BETHEL OTTAWA FRIENDL Y.

FAMl CHURCH S01 SUNNYSIDC AVE AT BAONSON 233-7717 KV STEWART HUNTER. PASTOR David Sanity. Karth Hgoms. Assistant Pastor AffMUd Kth tht PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLES OF CANADA ttawa SUNDAY 8 P.M. Praise Service WEDNESDAY 8 P.M.

HEALING SERVICE Dr. R. K. McALL, MJ. MISSIONARY SURGEON PSYCHIATRIST SPEAKING ON INNER HEALING HMSTIAN 3SSS3S3SS83333S3SSS8333S ENTRE- THE LIGHT OF OUR LIFE Each year more families choose the simplicity of a funeral service in one of the Chapels of the Kelly Funeral Homes.

Schedule of Services God dwells within each one of us. We know the indwelling God force as mm omShW FUNERAL HOMES mind not brain because brain is physical and mind is the "I Am" of each one of us which gives us life and separates from the body on transition, known as death. The influence of God Spirit is everywhere present and nowwhere absent is without beginning and without end. Each second of our life here on Earth is a part of our life everlasting because we are a part of, and must return to, "Our Father, Who Art In Heaven" exactly as Jesus taught. Scientists can analyse seeds and make them synthetically put them in the ground but they will not grow, only God can create life from the lowest of God's Kingdoms, insects and animals to the highest humanity.

Without the God presence and God influence there could be no life on, in, above or about this planet Earth. To see grass, bush, shrub, trees and all life, is to see the God presence and God influence at work. We live daily in a showcase of the wonders of God's creative love. The mysteries of outer space are being probed many light years away by wondrous vehicles with wondrous equipment, relaying back to Earth wondrous data about God's wondrous universe and creative power but the most wondrous of all God's creations is humanity. It is not necessary to probe many light years distant to know God's supreme creative effort just look at the person next to you for there is the combination of human body and God Spirit that makes life possible God's supreme creation.

The wise person follows the teaching of Jesus "Love Te One Another" for to love one another is to love God, because God and humaity are one. May Thy Will Be Done in Earth As It Is In Heaven. nrnrnr I t'tu I HUJr fT-l Mnre aj Si I I CHINESE BIBLE CHURCH 174 First Ave. (at Bank) Sunday Services 2:30 p.m. (Mandarin-English) 236-6530 Worship Service This week with BILL GVEN PRANKARD Nursery Provided Children's Service Sunday 2:30 p.m.

Confederation High School Next to Sportsplex on Woodroffe Ave. Bible Study Monday 7:30 p.m. Confederation High School Next to Sportsplex Miracle Service BILL GVEN PRANKARD Thursday 7:30 p.m. Brookfield High School Brookfield Road Just off Riverside Drive, South on Heron Road SPECIAL NOTICE The television program with BiB Gwen Prankard win be seen this Sunday at 1:00 pm. on CJOH-TV.

585 Somerset Street (Centre Town) 2313 Carling Avenue (Ottawa west) WANTED ORGANIST and CHOIR DIRECTOR Church of the Resurrection Apply to: The Rector 3191 Riverside Or. Ottawa K1V 6N8 235-6712 To request healing prayer, phone PATRICK 234-2933. ggaasaS333S3S333SS3SSS83S3S38gS8Sa a.