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Sat. Oct 21, 1S72 Page 47 The Ottawa Citizen Special visiting project planned by St. Andrew's Church enters film business to counteract violent movies on a project of visiting every member of its The "Church on the Mall," St. Andrew's Presbyterian, embarks tomorrow First minister named for new congregation A Guest Rev. David Mainse, a well-known religious tele-caster, will preach this Sunday at City View Pentecostal Church at both 11 a.m.

and 7 p.m. His television show 'Crossroads' is carried on 90 stations across Canada. Church Herb Gillis, a film distributing executive who was involved i nmarketing of the movie. Love Story, agrees there is a growing, major demand for the type of movie that upholds the value of character and faith. While Gateway's objective is not to make money, since it is a non-profit organization, it recognizes that its films must attract audiences, or theatres won't show them.

But the initial offering, The Cross and the Switchblade, has demonstrated such religiously-motivated films can win audiences. Alcoholic theme The film, based on the true story of country preacher David Wilkerson who became an evangelist among youth gang members and drug addicts in New York City's ghettoes, is to be kept on the movie circuit at least another year. At the same time. Gate way is releasing The Late Liz which tells tr.e true story of a wealthy girl's decline into alcoholism and her recovery through conversion to Christianity. Mr.

Curtis says the reception of these films "has attracted the confidence of several producers, and Gateway Films now has several new films under consideration." Gateway was formed early this year and obtained the rights to The Cross and the Switchblade, after its original producer and distributor, Dick Ross Associates, went bankrupt. Mr. Curtis says the firm, whose aim also was to turn out quality movies with a message, had invested too heavily in a second movie before realizing the potential proceeds from the first. Consequently, the American Baptist Convention, a major investor in the Ross enterprise, took it over. 5 A if I I if-; 1 it 'j Greenbelt Baptist Church announced that Carl G.

Spence has recently arrived in Ottawa to assume his duties as pastor of this new congregation serving Beacon Hill, Blackburn Hamlet and surrounding areas. Mr. Spence, formerly of Ottawa, has studied at Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, Bryan College, Tennessee where he graduated with his Arts degree, and Wheaton Graduate School, where he received his A. in New Testament literature. Since that time Mr.

Spence has served as youth pastor in two churches, first at Bethel Baptist Church in Kalamazoo, and then at First Baptist Church in Lincoln Park. Detroit, where he has been for the past two years. Greenbelt Baptist Church was recently formed as a result of the concern of ssver-al families in the area who have been meeting regular- 10 th anniversary It has three objectives in mind: to discover talents be used ft work of the church; to encourage greater participation in its activities and its mission, and to expand its financial resources by some 50 per cent Founded in IS28, St Andrew's cherishes its traditions, but it is also moving with the times. This "Partnership in the Gospel" program has a distinctly modern flavor. It has been in the planning since June, with an active committee headed by John A.

Mac-Farlane as general chairman and William S. Burnside as deputy chairman. At the morning service Sunday, the seven team captains and the more than 60 visitors will be dedicated. They will then fan out over the city to call on every St Andrew's household. These visitors have participated in two training sessions at the church.

At one of these Alex Deans of Toronto, assistant secretary of the board of budget and stewardship, Presbyterian Church in Canada, spoke on the wider work of the church in Canada and overseas. The congregation has been made aware of the scope and purpose of this campagn by three mailings, spaced out over, the last 10 days. The visitors will carry with them a commitment card for each member. On this card each can check off his talents, from dramatics to typing or public relations, and his resources things as practical as owning a station wagon, carpenters' tools, or a country property. He can also report on his involvement in church groups.

The card also asks which areas of Christian concern are of particular interest Evangelistic team to conduct crusade The Lome F. Fox Farty, internationally known missionary-evangelists, musicians and singers are coming to Ottawa, and will conduct a gospel crusade at Bethel Pentecostal at 8 p.m. with services slated nightly except Monday and Saturday and will end Oct. 29 at 7 p.m. The team includes Rev.

Lome F. Fox, Ruth L. Fox and Rev. Norman L. Blish.

United Church of Canada CHURCH WEEK OCTOBER 15-22 HEY LISTEN "WE ARE ALIVE AND WELL" Centre Town Dominion-Chalmers Church O'Connor end Cooper Streets Rev. J. A. Davidson, 10., O. Rev.

Carl W. Zurbrioq, I t. O. Rev. Ralph Brookson, A.

Organist; William France, Mul F.C.C.Q, JO m. In the Chapel: Divine Service (Entrance et trw rear ot the Church on Cooper Streetl 11 00 Divine Service Dr. Oavldson will preerh at twith mucninj services on THE PERIL. OF A NARROW VIEW IN RFLIGION Infant Nurse-v end Church School AM Ml welcome 7 Evening Sermon Series: It This Your Problem? 1 YOU FEEL INFERIOR Dr. Davidson preaching.

Ampil parkinq You ere always welcome at Domlnlon-Chalmer) PRESBYTERIAN St. Andrew's Church Waiilngtofi and Ksnl Straa "Tna Church on tha Man" Mlnlstar: Slav. Arthur W. Corrla. M.

0 0. Organist and Cholrmavar: Mr. Carman H. Via. A4.

Ml, Dii actor of Christian Education: Mlu Emily J. UryvMia. I A. 11.00 am. Contemporary ttsuaa "Chrl-tlan Stawardhip" Commissioning of Vl'itora Every homa In tha tonoeoMiori will ba vlltal thta.

Sif-viay Intanl Nursery and Churm School Ciaa tor rh- 'iran of all agaa 00 m. Open Mousa In tna Chu'cn Roomi All llngia Adult ara Invited to lorn In tna informal Activit Retraihmants will ba flarved WfcDNf SDAY 1300-400 m. PRIVATE PFRSONAL COIJNSf Lt IW, by tha Minister In hl Study, 13 Kant Street or cl 2JS- A Special Welcome to Vlsiiort and New HasnienH in Ofawa AMPLE SUNDAV PABflNCi VISITORS ANGLICAN Christ Church Cathedral NEW YORK (AP) A Protestant denomination has ventured into the commercial film-distributing business in the United States in an effort to counteract the emphasis on sex and violence in modern movies. In explaining the move by the 1.5 million-member American Baptist Convention, Rev. Kenneth Curtis, general manager of the church's newly-formed Gateway Films, says: "The motion picture theatre is a central place where the values and views of to mark a Christian message to bear directly upon our modern scene.

Riverside United Church came into being in 1962 under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Norman Coll while he was director of church extension for the Ottawa presbytery. The present minister is Rev. Kenneth O.

Robinson. The Riverside congregation has been involved in an exciting project of Christian co-operation where the church building is jointly owned and operated with the Anglican Church of the Resurrection. minister Forum ministers who feel that they can better fulfil their ministry in this way. The first speaker will be Norman Johnston who, in his four years in Ottawa, has developed "a street ministry." He believes this is where the gospel must be fulfilled. As a volunteer probation officer he has come into contact with not only th convicted but also Cie dependants of the convicted, and the difficulties they encounter.

Although he primarily interested in the un-der-twenty age group this inevitably involves turn with other age groups. One prvject in which he is happy to be involved is "Operation Go Home," which helps your.g people return to their famil.es. Forum tikes place Sunday at St John's Arglis-aa Church. Anslican church plans special rvice Sunday A Memonal Stnice for Ven. C.

G. Hepburn be held at AH SaLtts Church Oct. 29 at 11 a m. Archdeacon Hepburn, was Rector cf All for "6 jt-drs. Archdeawn Hepburn was tablet be unvested by Roland Lchener.

G.verr.or-Geril cf Car.ida, and be ded.cated by Kt. Rev. T. Greenwrx-jd, prc s. the Anghcaa fcashop of Ottavia.

CHRISTUM First Church of F-aa wnmsr -rei SALVATION Olfaua diladd Ca ard an. rs Suneav iarw Sc-6' 2lC.S -H ra is. a Drs'r irjr-3n is a m. Fa mwe Hln Sarv. Ji Sads-sr Crt arNO aaa a-a-sa a nm CiU.f A-a-.

a- t-T. Larf. has-ie a 5 s-a asi I'Sli a-- Laci Tj-a. 7 3C fi in. a a'-i i 1 i Americans are shaped." This is ample reason, he adds, for the church to get into that field, llorever, he says, "the pervasive work of the gospel in society is as powerful a subject as any other for the screen." Nevertheless, the denomination is the first in the U.S.

to enter the highly-competitive movie arena with professional quality productions, one of them already a success, and the other soon to hit the market Gateway Films currently is booking The Cross and the Switchblade in 250 to 300 theatres in the country. The film, starring Pat Boone, already has grossed more than million in more than a year of showings. Anne Baxter stars The agency this fall also is releasing The Late Liz, a film starring Academy Award winners Anne Baxter and Jack Albertson, and has plans for distributing other films with a religious message. "While the sex-and-viol-ence films are going stronger and stronger, a deeper and deeper backlash is growing against them," says Mr. Curtis.

Speaker Dr. Avraham Avi-hai, vice provost for the school of overseas students at the Ik-brew University of Jerusalem, will be guest speaker at a Torah Weekend at Agudath Israel Synagogue. Dr. Avi-hai will speak both Saturday and Sundav. Saint's tomb found VATICAN CITY (Reuter) Vatican archeologists say they have found the tomb of Saint Cakxtus the tmb of a pope to be discovered apart from the legendary fcinal place of the first pe, SiiHt Peter, in the Vatican itself.

The reported tomb of St. pope from 217 AD unU martydora in 222, was located on the Via the road north out of ancient Rome. He was already known to have bfen buried somewhere in the Rome area but the itself had not been idenULed ur.l nrw. The archaeologists the tomb from a series cf fragments of frescoes on its walls dcpscit.rg the martyrdom of Calixtus. SCIENCE Christ, Scientist a-3 a.

ae pm. ARMY Vocnlrojfe Jempf V3oe-9" a.aa-n a Qjmtrtf an aa at aara va- re Z- Caa. a. a -r -a-s tf at Vwca Ccr 'te aa I m. brf Ftiat sa Vr c-a-pa ii a Flr'y irvsO 7 t- G-aa Eariga ti Ra-'; -t: a Ta-pi Attend the Church of your Choice This Sunday young i Ml Soartfi Straal J.

Roolraon Thd Ri8r Ray. W. Tna Ray tanon Godfray hawtri, F.R trinitt axi I JO a m. Holy Commvnlon 11 00 a m. Criurrh Scnoo and Wjrary II (JO am.

Morn.nfl Prayaf: P-aarnar Tn Raya-and w. L. avriirt, 'cnwnop arl Matrortxiian of On'arM 4 m. Eyantorg Praacnar Tha Hay Canon P. J.

Smith Oi'iy O-ittfa- 00 a and i5 m. Holy Comminion. yVanatflav 10 30 a Tnurtday a m. Saturday 00 a m. (St.

iimon 4 it. Juoa) St. John's Elgin and Sornanet Riverside United Church will celebrate its 10th Anniversary Oct. 29 and guest speaker at the 11 a.m. service and an afternoon forum at 3.30 will be Very Rev.

Ernest Marshall Howse, a former moderator of the United Church. Dr. Howse has travelled widely, written a number of books and prepared many articles for the press. In the evening of Oct. 29 at 7.30 the drama "Christ in the Concere City" by P.

W. Turner will be presented by the Britannia Chancel Players. This play brings the 'Informal' to speak at Many ordained ministers have chosen to conduct their ministry outside the formal church. They go into a variety of vocations in an effort to achieve their concept of promoting the gos-pel. This season, Forum at 8 has invited, as speakers, Naar Brenwn TUB vary Ray.

T. E. Oownay P. Smith Ooanirt and Cnolrmaitar Tna Ray. B.

C. Plrrall Tia Van W. H. 6r-y Tria Ray Dr Bc-Wl Th Ray. R.

Mr. Eaam acCua-s- Organnt Church of St. Barnabas Apotfit Hfrvr fl (Vj'M yifw-ifv. m. tor AH Saints' Church tajrr Awnua Eai, at Coai Ryy D.

M. tt Tnomaoai L. 1. Vff. Oraniff 1 10 a in.

KoTf 11 a Uncminfl P-arr 11 am. icnod Arlington Woods Free Methodist Ttmr-w'avn -a-3 Pmc9 Eo-y 7ijef3 3C pm. P'r and Ho for Highland Park Standard Church Cj He-r al tinmtl M. C. Cn-t W-Ver E-jca'3H r- an.

or. Ac-s-e 7 p.an. WS. IX rn. a-3 Bit Su A Fr-''f Aai? Yon I Carl Spence Former Ottauan ly for the past 10 months.

Special opening services will be held on Sunday at 3.30 p.m. at the Henry Mun-roe School, 2015 Kender in Beacon Hill. Rv. Alfred Roolroon. D.

Mr. W. Roomion, B. ST Church Ktnf and Flortoct back In biiiintii not bulnM Com and set 10 am. Dicuion C-ro 11.00 am.

ttun lay SchixI and Nurry 11 00 am. tfl'jrth Worhio Why ntrt rjevfino a plMsfinnintp rin Wvship of. can you Bell St. United Cor. Ball ad A'Unjton A.nls': Ry.

Morqan 6 Vi Far ana. I. Vvn Oi'acor: anna W. Ffrgtrtort, A.R.C.T. IP m.

Hymn Sinfl Sar.lca of Worip Sarmon: or WKlan.ng Sunday Churn. Scnool 1 a m. Sr. aa In 45 a m. Ail otnar opartman' Nurwry Car or i.nanH and Tod-lari A enrd at wtcora I t1d vlii'c and mtmrrun In tn a'ta East Ottawa tfKKn trf at Road i-yv Rckc'i" arMl NP FfW! V.r y.

Bay D' -tfr A. Pi Oja- 1. Pa -n It af a A-nlrc yynro Dr. AtCt.i,'a''a axl (n. (iraory a'n toa ew Ca'a C-ih S'tvyil 11 a m.

ah Hi-C 4 JO St. Pcul's-Ecstern Av. at i'-r -nr- Rr J. taxaaw a. Ogriif Ca-yn 1VX am.

s- Sarvfca Kjrmni ad CVrc School CaHaa Hcvr ol S-Uth OttOwQ Emmanuel United f1 Smyth Rd Rav aVSwa- Hoy, ai.CH 0-p'it and Cr Laadrr Atr L. Air je and 11 to a. Mornino, Vup Wny Wii G1 If jjy" say and Chyr Scnool no.r ocan Sarycas LUTHERAN St. Peter's Lutheran Church Co of Sr'l and Bay "Ga-aan ef th Prctr- Pss'sr: Ray Crvad Ras- iy-wl N.crw ss c'ya'aa-c-, V'tar Hi T- Srvlc TRINITY XXI Ho'y Ejrna'ht Family Echariff Sarmon: Tha Rartor (yvwning p'arr Tha actor ORU AT I Tna Ray. niorman Johnston in JO am.

11 'i a an. I 00 em Erskine Church arehyterlan Churrti In Canada HI Bronton Ava. at AftacLaren it. (Sarvlno tha Capital Area) Rev. Alex S.

Morrlwn, Mlnisler John Byrna Black Oroatilit and Choir Master: 11.00 a Public Worship laity Sunday 11.00 am. Church School ruing. AvailaCJa St. Paul's VH eVoodrofta Avenue Bav. W.

F. Outty. A I P. Sferbino, A Th. Organist Mr.

T. Showaiter, MA, ARC! t.X and oo a.m. Morning Worth laymen's Sundey "Hts Woramenvi.p" aAr. Jemes E. Phi)ott a 30 am.

Cnurrft S-hnol Nursery to Hicjhsrriool 11 00 am, Nursery to Or arte 1 7.00 Evening Service "God's Caning" Tna Rev. W. F. tXitty St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church Parkdale Avenue af Sherwood Or.

Minlstart Tha Bay Or. Thomas A Hay Organist: William Oust) II 90 a laity Sunday Guest Sfiae.er: Dr M. A Snnwi'er Tnevne: "Ine Dilemma and Trlumt of aim" 11 00 a Churrh frvl Nursery Ca'e "let Ne Man Ba A Stranger Here" A Wtnitry for an Pa-uw WaaAday Euettart. at IK m. InadnavJay at f'l in Trua-may at 1C 00 am The ministry of this gospel team has taken them to 56 nations.

Mr. Fox and Mr. Blish have produced 22 feature full length and sound motion pictures of their world travels and missions some of which are shown in each crusade. Mr. Fox is a talented musician having originally studied In Canada with the Toronto Conservatory of Music.

Knox Presbyterian Church Comae of gin and Llsoar "aaf A I Minute Wen from Ail Downtowei MoH Minister Bev Vairolm A MCua A 0., Mi. Director of Music: Lilian Fortyfh La'tv Suay 00 a Ta Set fa- Christian Efluretrfw For Chi d' an Of Ail Ajet 11 00 a m. Nursery cere for lne-s St. Giles e- Street at F'rsf Avenua Minis ea dev. Memlsn ri'3i.

A 10. MJnts'er Eialm Very Bev. len.vana. MA, O. Org" It ed Coir Oec'or Mr.

Andrews 11 SO am. Nursery esel Cnjrcn honi Itoo am Mornnej S-vv ha God I of tna Fearfm Westminster Presbyterian Church 470 a Toseve-s Ave AS nt star: The aeve-end s. t. aVrU At A. O.

Organist: Mr. M. Brere-wel Bailey II 00 am, Morrir.g evorsh 9 II 00 a m. r-v-ei Srtw. a'! eja.

tneidf rJ-ary First Baptist Church l.auri A js s- ms-er: a -n j. c-rrtTg BA. 1 3 Orsjar'aT: O. 11 OC a T. Morwng worsr e-d nev rr V' Sev-ioai: "Tne -e aaef-ie" as -t t5-w -fl sejra-ica.

1 Jt pm. VW rrv en ia end Taej Ctturcf 'S oo" Mrr a fi- jr- i ovet anei3.e-vs. Bromley Rd. Baptist 'Sept'st Caiewal Carrir and earand ewe Rev. K.

Ca-ci. tICIO. Or-i- st a-4 Cy Crrr'v. Mr. 0- E.

fs ai, A M.Ed t.5 a m. Svneay School Classes yrv-Aou-'ts) 1JXi am. 9n Ar-'-ee-sary Ser-' So-f f. i. ft McCur5, of To-pr so Narst-y rd noersa-h 7 33 p.m.

-wsf-p aiour f. a. mcC St. Matthew's Church (f r'ln! naw Ban fl -y Van. Eric Ow Tf Rav Pfa Cfn Law, MCO.

Ithml, and Cno-rmai'ar TRINITY XI I -10 a m. Hofy n-nmioa, am. Cnca. Tha at 'or 30 a Jjryj EucTar yt m. Cnal Fy( Coai IB a an fiary ana ia Hfry Convron Vi3 'am.

t-kx a Se' 4i nm ajnd Jvo tx a Attend the Church cf your Choice This Sunday "A CENTRE FOR CHRISTIAN DEVELOPMENT" James Ministers: The Reverend E. T. Jece. Blrtch The Reverend Kathleen Chr istepher Ministry of mjsic: Frances MecPhell 30 pm. Pros' tm In Ursr Hll II 00 m.

Worsh'o the Seni-tusry Jinq Pre ses with Unclers-endlng Dr Chrit'oohor Preechmg 11 00 em. vYorsfip In We Hel CeiebreHnj 6od' Nature (Jl MIS Power Mr. Birtcr) Preechiro. aii services G'ehe United hu'CTi First et Lvon St. Nwivy end Ctrb Cere provided McLeod-Stewarton Ft" A'Crvle (1 bkxk west Of YM-Y WCA) Ministers: Rev Yeylor Riv.

Leonard Bacon Organist- Arno'd Ee't, 00 m. Worship vest Pr-n' H.v Kenne A ts Y) am. tor JoV r. fionl Aft! 45 n4 itsuv CSjrch School 11 08 a m. Nurnr West Ottowg Woodrcffe J57 -TOO' 0 Norm Rv.

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Ranf IK I 11 IS a Sarmon: -T La Tc-day." BaSifinfl at eos a-ta Pcrkdafe United Church Parkoa OTTAWA Jamn A ftavrrf-d Dr Jonn MLk.y llin Tha Powar cf T'a-'-on" r- Lawon Ou'CS -no a LVoar'-'a'l Nv-tary cart tor lrtanti Westboro Avanua at lw C-x Ha. Pr D' R. rl h-r. O-ja-'r: K-n Hsrmaa M'5i5 Sar Simcav 10 ad 11 Pi' yi-rifp iermon ty tad Chfc" Caaca a m. Cvrci Sctwof a-d Nvw-y 10 00 a fi.

Craa Hour 11 JC am. tw-iery Riverside United Church 3'i varroa P-Ne (near Mccney 5 Pay' Ray. Kannatl O. -sen Orjist: tfirt. A.

J. assan 11 am. Put lAsT-io. Surl Njr-enr CJrcn Ray. Vs- Setsu- BAPTIST Calvary Baptist Church Evange irat Cor.

Ma.n e-d Eveivn a-. D. G. Cniev. Pastor am.

Bihta Srhnol, Classes for an eas am. Lord's Day Service Mormrg 9rSh'9 "Soul Wlnrxr-g'- a m. v.n'r.rj yyorsfiip li II 00 ro Stuo-eS in the tpis" so rrm 'rn "A Vlndlterim of Paul's Ases-esrvp" in ae. vvednsriav Prayer ad 8e Sw eva believe in the plenary verbal impevien fa I'M ara eordie.iy trtvlted Caivaf Ovjt METHODIST Eastview Baptist 'Baptist Federe'lon of Canada I J2 Oimsaed Sfae. Vaier CCy Batwaan Vortreel oad and McArtnur Blvd.

Minister: Rev, Henry da Vries 10 a m. Famlty Worsh'p 1T.1S am. Study and TaiaSec 1 10 pm. Service af C'arenca Bsptist cnurcn hew famltlea cordially trrvf'ed Fourth Avenue Baptist Church Ben Street Fourth Aver-', (Bes'ist Feoeratton of Canaoai eVne-e visitors Ara Aiwevs And evorsr-a Is A fiecreetive EKperianca Samuel Holmes. Minttter Desmond Hessefl.

Director of Music 51 90 a m. Service of aVarsvip Sermon: Peopi Cha'oe?" 11.00 a.m. Sunday Churrh School for a I departments up fo GraJe Wesleyan Methodist Church aU m. V.ar Scoal 7 9G veri-'e Sr- Ty3T IX TV. Fifth Avenue Free Methodist Church boc jt at ta- Sf.

Hav. mj trgmn, a S-3y rr 'Tfc -a-i famWTf' HejH Dent 1 11 a m. v-jr -c Wzrrp ''Crrg In 7w 7 .30 T. Ea-irs W-aaUiiB IX em. BiJf a-4 i.cr Rdch irsj-ft G-Dp Evr-ont Is ek 1C a t.

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