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Church Directory VOICE OF ONE: I THE VANCOUVER SUN: July 19, 1958 21 I'M TED ORGANIST-CHOIRMASTER WANTED BAPTIST KIVCs RD BAPTIST; 137 Kings N. Van. Rev. w. A.

Lauder-milch. 11 a m. and p.m. SdlTH HIIX. 611 E.

SOth Aveni M.m:3o Rev. Wm Bonney WEST POINT GREY BAPTIST 11th Smam.it. Rev. R. gland erwick.

11 a.m. p.m. AIHV IKW BAPTIST CHI III II Ifilh Ave. and Pine. Minister Rev.

Charles C. Stone, DD. 11 a Rivalry Wrong Among Churches By DR. FRANK S. OR LEY A cannibalistic competition has long saddened the world-wide Church, I A C.I J.

Kor Grace Presbvteiian Church, Calgary, Alberta. Large church, experienced choir. Four manuai Casavant organ presently undergoing complete renovation. Reply stating age, marital status, qualifications, references and salary expected, to Chairman of Music Committee. Correspondence strictly confidential.

EAST BUKNABI UNITED, 710 Graham ir.ext to 16th Ave I hev. D. W. More. Morning Service 11 a.m.

Nuriery for small children. MISCELLANEOUS HI 1 1 A NGELK A I. FREE, isanalm.i and lOlh. Pastor Rev. R.

A. Oison, HA. IS3. 11 7:30. MUST CHRISTIAN RKPORMED, cor.

Victoria A lltn Rev. c. M. SepnofUmi HA. tejxri Services 10:30 7:30 p.m.

The Church of the Bark tu God Hour CKWX Sunday morning. 1130 Kc. REFORMED I III l.l II (He, vnrmd) 'J East 19th Ave. Rev. G.

J. Ten Zvthofl. K5U8 Lvpress, KE. 2231M Service 10:30 a.m. I.I THF.HAN COVENANT TABERNACLE 111 WEST BROADWAY RlvJn, taUkimt material help relief supplies have been used JJ Certainly no people Whvl Kll a m.

Pastor pm. Pastor Robinson 3 to attiact natives and church CHRISTADELPHIANS Cambrian Hall, lllh I Main II a.m. MEMORIAL SERVICE n.tn. "A CALL TO A LIVELY HOPE" Mr. Ormerml of Victoria CJOR Dial 600, a.m.

All Welcome fhnrr-h nan wpalfp-n ile nil. members to other groups nPSS and denv exprPssion ,0 its Sometimes it has broken out nn. in itc snlll "Immanuel" NtW WESTMINSTER 3 Pastor H. Robinson 433 1th Street DANISH I ArTM. Sua E.

lflth Ave. Danish a.m. 's Kurnahv) 7283 Nelson. Sunday School for all. 9:45 a.m Worship 11 a 7:30 m.

Pastor: HL W. Uiers, Hfc. S-lSlS KITSII.ANO LUTHERAN MO Synod. iVih nnd Stephen Rev. ('.

O. Beiderwieden, CH. MARTIN EITHER, A. EC, MB E. 46thRev J.

Knsrh, F1LJ771. IISESKVTEKIAN CENTRAL ror Thiir ow ft'Pend- rell. Rev. O.O. Iiavison, MA.

ROBERTSON cor. Napier Salisbury Rev E. L. Garvin. HA.

I.133M. Wf, PLEASANT, 3118 "W'eiflOHi iNear Citv Hall Rev. F. G. St.

Penis. and If PAI LS Glen Drive, interblock north of Klngswav. Rev Norman Robertson. L)l. iuo.

into a shameless and greedy pnmary mark CANADIAN TEMPER RAL, 315 Broartway. Arrh-hlshop Wolsey speaks 11 a.m. COS PEL CENTRE. 4nth anil Muln. l-stoi Rev MHtlan.

S. 9:45 a Services 11 a m. and p.m Tues. and Fn. 6 pm.

COM I NIT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Cambie at Thirteenth EM. 3717. G. Hayden Stewart, Minister.

MORAVIAN CHURCH lUmlas Fra rivalry. of a living church. HARD OF HEARING? The World Council of Churches was led to protest. "When cajolery, bribery, undue pressure or intimidation are used subtly or openly to bring about seeming conversion; when we put the suc WEST POINT 12th at For complete enjoyment of the International il um i. hi; East Ave Rev.

Wilfred W. Harke. FR. 4529. PENTECOSTAL TAKER NAClE.

I21-12th St. Rev. F. Fleming. Pastor.

YU. S-7431. Sundav School 10 a m. Worshio 11 a.m. Evenin Service 7:30 p.m I AM A A Y.

Phone CE. 9929. 7:30 9:30 except Sat. Sun. 11.00 a.m.

to 12:00 Rev. C. E. Jackson. cess of our church before the TrlmMe AL 4049.

NORTH VANCOI VER. 27th and Chesterfield .1 Dennv. Minister VII 7-201H or honor of Christ; when we commit the dishonesty of comparing the ideal of our chinch with the actual achievement of Festival UNITARIAN UNITARIAN CHURCH OF VAN- A spirit of rivalry is wrong. Proselytizing is wrong. Policies obviously calculated to win converts by offering special advantages are wrong.

Denominations are not "damnations," but are essential to the vitality of the Christian church. Each does something and says something better than the others. But when they become bigoted and schismatic, controversial and critical, they no longer possess the spirit of Christ. Greed, suspicion, ecclesiastical snobbery, and sectarian ill-will are of the devil and not of our Lord. We are commanded to love one another, not fight one another.

FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZ-ARFINE. Winrlsoi at Kingsway. Dr. C. E.

Thomson. Pastor. Sunday School 10 a m. Services 11 a m. and 7:30 III VF'I.

bloCK west or Granville on Lith. Service al 11 a m. Rev. Phillip Hewett. KE.

Wear a new ear level Hearing Aid For Nerve, and Conductive losses No Cords No Wires No Cloth DELEGATE TO 14th World Conference on Christian Education is Alice Johnson ol Vancouver. She is among 100 Canadian delegates 10 from B.C. who will attend Tokyo meeeting on Aug. 6. Ralph Bower photo.

ing noise No Button in the ICQ. 50 R. A. WALL VOI ACOUSTICIAN ear KINGSWAY FOURSQUARE CHURCH 4.10 Rlngsiray Rev. Guy P.

Outfield Pastor 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 1:15 p.m. Radio CJOR REV. DOROTHY BUCK 11:00 a.m. "SPIRITUALITY THE TRUE AND THE FALSE" 7i30 p.m.

"READY FOR ANYTHING" VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL uly 21 Aug. 1 Men. through Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon CLERIC SAYS: 6 World-Famous Acousticon Transistor 1958 Models mirHLhc Acoiixiicuq Rrprcsenls a new SSw 2 'rM- A insiiument 'n 'he r.

No cords! No lubes! No clothes noise: No extra Bullous! Have von ever wished for ASS.1 Use your own glasses. Aid Is inrluilert In slvlish another; when we seek to advance our own cause by bearing false witness against another church; when personal rr corporate self-seeking replaces love for every individual soul wilh whom we are concerned, then witness has been deformed into prose-lytism." While recognizing our fellowship in the Catholic and Ecumenical church, the dilemmas, however, are real and obvious. Since all churches are liable to error, what should we do if we feel a church has fallen away from the gospel and is no longer Christian? What should we do if we consider a community inadequately served by the present church or churches? What should we do if we think other churches are not PRESBYTERIAN We All Owe Debt In Finding Good Life mmhimps inr ine smart look. Ahsi.lulely cordless and a West 11th Ave. and Fir Street FAIRVIEW nlea.ure to wear.

May also he filled for binaural' hearing WHrW' Fpr difficult cases noeiaies for l.SOO hours from one small battery. Thi We think among nations a great deal of independence both and individuals, says Rev. W. M. uij.

i uiiiKni ever mane oy Aooilstlron nil 1 ii Designed tu aid middle-ear deaf-, the appropriate Acousticon. this receiver lei- rnu near with nothing in your rar "fW.AIiJa Transislors. uses only one liny hallerv Total lay. only a month. Lighter "eirht.

heaiily of Insiiument, use it undr our written 10. day money-hark guarantee S12LS0, I0 down, SI0 month 9:45 Bible School 11:00 Spiritual Gills 10:00 a.m. Church School 11:00 a.m. "God's Gift of RiKhleousness" p.m. "A Ynuna Man and His Conduct" Rev.

E. J. Neu-ton, B.A., will preach GUEST PREACHER: Re-. A. X.

Gowland. Dufferln Street Church. Toronto. 7:30 p.m. REV.

SAMUEL CASSELLS YOU CAN HEAR WITH SOLAR ENERGY! A a Revolutionary Solar Powered linn met the I 95 Sun Rays to power your Hearing Aid. Any JUL T700 West 41st Avenue Fziss Meanne ai, msiiv KERRISDALE Minister: mrnedjateiy regardless of make or model. 1,1 inslillillon A picnic, sponsored by The Women's Missionary Society is planned for July 24 at the Peace Arch. SUNDAY NIGHT Your opportunity to hear Rev. Samuel Cassells veleran missionary representing the Sudan Interior Mission.

A gilted speaker, Mr. Cassells is well known in Vancouver. Many will want to hear him. Visitors and out of town friends are always welcome. Stevenson.

"As individuals, we speak about our capacity for getting on and we pride ourselves greatly on what we have been able to achieve without the help of anyone else," says the minister of Ryerson Unjfed. "But there ought to go with it a sensibility towards what we owe to others, and a knowledge that without the help of others, we are not likely to find jny in life." This will be the theme of his Sunday morning sermon. If Your Heoring Aid Whisfles HAVE A NEW EARMOLD MADE In at 9 a.m. Out at 5:00 p.m. For a FREE Consiiltatiim on any of the above models Phone at Write for a HOME APPOINTMENT.

Ahsoh.ielv No Obliaalinn' REV. HARRY LENNOX. B.A, Wilfred G. Webster Organist 1 1:00 a.m. "The Hand of God" llM p.m.

"The Second Mile" LET US WORSHIP COD TFlJTDAI Prndrell and ItninAL Thurluw streets Rev. I), n. Davidson. A. Organist: Theklii Qrjfrltbi L.l! A.M..

AJI.C.M, SI N'DAV MC-HOOL II a.m. 11:00 a.m. The Voice ol God 7:30 p.m. Pay Allention lo God Cues! OlKHnisI M's. David llocers.

Vlsltora Welcome New Pastor at Collingwood The first pastorate induction In 18 years will be held at Collingwood United, on July 25. Rev. G. Rupert Evans will be Inducted at 8 p.m. by Vancouver Presbytery.

He is replacing Rev. J. W. Smith, who retimd after 18 years. Born in Vancouver, Mr.

Evans has served 11 years in Britain. He has served in Canada sinre 1952. His wife is a Bachelor of Divinity London University. For the past two years, she has been lay pastor for Gil-more Park congregation in Richmond. The United Church OF CANADA EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE Corner Tenth Ave.

Quebec St. 8:30 a.m. Morning Prnyep and Communion 8:15 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class 11:09 a.m Taator: W. J.

Ern Ratter llM p.m. PASTOR: l.ORNE PRITCHARU of Moose Jaw, Sask. Corner Eui i aid and Nelson Streets ST. ANDREW'S WESLEY There is a leiison why more people every dnv are huving Acnua- (Iron -prove It to yourself wilh. out Free homk TKIAL 10-day Money Buck Guarantee on Most Models raiiailiau Trices Same as BATTERIES OORDS for ALL MAKES of HEARING Alltf I Easy Budget Terms, Generous Trade-in Allowance 1 ACOUSTICON VANCOUVER liiinsmnir Vnneonrer, B.C.

jir. 1-rsjb Ml'. 1-1494 'j1 Bible Lesson On Health How spiritual understanding of God as eternal life brings health and healing will be explained in Christian Science services Sunday. Bible selections in the lesson-sermon on "Life" include the account In John of Christ Jesus' healing. Conducting the induction Minister: REV, ROBERT R.

CUNNINGHAM GUEST PREACHER AT BOTH SERVICES! REV. NELSON R. MERCER 11 a.m. "THE SECOND MILE" This service broadcast over CKWX 1130 Kc. Nursery for children under Ihree ears of age.

7:30 p.m. "GIFT OF THE SPIRIT" Soloist at ooth services Miss Mavis Spark9 8i45 P.M. YOUNG ADULT FELLOWSHIP IN THE LOUNGE ALL INVITED ceremony will be new n. D. Mclnnes, Rpv, Douglas H.

Telfer, Rev. A. Redman and Rev. George Turpin. WOODLAND GOSPEL HALL 14th Avp, and Woodland Dr.

Lord' Day 1.30 a.m. RrpakinR of Bread 11:30 a.m. Sundav Srhool Mr. Donald Alvei Mr. A.

BrtsmR Baptism will follow, "i p.m. (inKpfl Service A Hearty U'tMeom Awaits Vorj KEEP UP WITH YOUR HOME TOWN NEWS Given Children GRANVILLE CHAPEL 43RD AND GRANVILLE SUNDAY SERVICES 9.45 a.m. Sunday Srhool and Bible Classes 11 a.m. BIBLE HOUR Speaker: MR. W.

W. REID 12 Noon "The Lord's Supper" 7:30 p.m. Gospel Service Speakr: MR. R. T.

BAKER Tuesday p.m.! When St. Mark's Anglican Corner Gore Avenue and Hastings Street Minister: Rev. H. Russell Ross, M.A., B.D. "FIRE FROM HEAVEN" FIRST :00 a.m.

CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY F04 East 14th Avenue Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Morninjr Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening: Worship 1:30 p.m. Services Tuesdays and Thursdays Bl p.m. Pastor: Rev.

Kyle Mays. ends Its Vacation School next week, parents and friends will be invited to the service. SOLOIST: Jo.in Birrhall The special service at 7:30 7:30 p.m. "THE HANDS OF CHRIST" SOLOIST; Constance Bushy of Prln ee Hall Masons and Order of Kaslern Star Evening Broadcast over CKWX. USO at 1:30 p.m.

Mr. D. A. Prvre, B.A., A.T.C.M.. Organist Choirmaster SALVAGE FOR SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO REMEMBER OUR WELFARE INDUSTRIES p.m.

July 25 marks the end of the two-week course in religious training taken by young children of the parish. THE METROPOLITAN TABERNACLE llt.h Ave. and Cnlumhia St. Pastor: Rev. w.

M. Robertson Ortantat: John A. Robertson. A.R.C.T. GUEST PREACHER REV.

i. E. HARRIS, B.A. CAl.riARV It a.m. "PKAM'TS" Over MOR 7:30 p.m.

"AT ODDS WITH GOD OR AT ONE WITH HIM" p.m. SIMISPIRATION Volunteer Male Quartette Take BROADWAY bus In COLUMBIA and walk two hloi-ks SOUTH. EVERYBODY welcome at. Ihis friendly CHRISTIAN CHURCH. "Our Changing World" will be topic for guest speaker Nancy Campbell at Admiral Hotel, Burnaby, 8 p.m.

Sunday. Meeting is sponsored by Vancouver's Baha'i World Faith. Prayer Meeting Victoria KlngsM-ay Independent Fundamental 1:30 p.m REV. DONALD ERICKSON L.R.S.M.: R.A, Hear ihis Christian Kriucaloc anrl professiona I violinist in an evening of powerful preaching and great, music. Drs.

open 7 p.m. Organ prelude 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 9:45 a.m.- Rihle Class and Sunday School Mark Buch. Minister I PU A I Li CDC Avenue and Hemlock Street L-HALrlLil Minister, Rev. Many Meadows Organist Choirmaster.

Alfred W. Chard, LTCL, LRSM, ATCM GUEST PREACHER Professor David Esler, PiTshylerlan Seminary, San Francisco 1 1 :00 a.m. "THE RELEVANCE OF THE GOSPEL" Junior Church for Children Infants Cared tot Nusery. i um BROADWAY PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE SUNDAY SERVICES a.m. Sundav School and Bible Classes 11:00 a m.

Breaking ot Bread 7:30 p.m. Gospel Meeting MR. GILBERT FULLER A special Invitation tn visitors at this evening service. 8 p.m.. Pravr Ministry.

MR. SHANNON Fifteenth and Burrard CANADIAN MEMORIAL 7:30 P.M. SPECIAL MUSIC SERVICE CYRIL McLELLAN outstanding nmslelan and director of Nstien Wide Broadcast "Revivaltims" Chlor, will present a musical program. BE SURE TO ATTEND 10 A.M. Sunday School 1 1 A.M.

Morning Worship Tues. 8 P.M. Bible Study and Prayer Fri. 8 P.M. Young People 1363 W.

Btoeidway I PASTOR: E. W. ROBINSON Minister: Rev. James G. Gorwill, D.D.

CHOIRMASTER: Glyndwr Jones, F.R.A.M. ORGANIST: George Gibson 11:00 a.m. REV. GEORGE TURPIN, D.D. 7.30 p.m.

REV. HOWARD TURPIN, B.A. Soloist Richard Loney Hear "FRANK AND ERNEST" ON THE TOPIC "WHAT CAN A MAN BELIEVE?" SUNDAY, JULY 20 CJOR i00 kc, 9 A.M. In this chaotic world, with its conflicting religions, is thert onv way cf actually knowing the truth? Send for free copv of the booklet, "What Can a Man Believe? Addre- "FRANK AND ERNEST" 156 est 7th Vancouver 10, B.C. Pastor'a Assistant St CANADIAN TEMPLE a nil nsAi EARL VANCE i While making plans lor that wonderful summer holiday, be sure you arrange for The Vancouver Sun to join you.

It will prove doubly welcome while you are on vacation bring you all the latest world news, keep you abreast of events back home, and entertain every member of your- family with their favorite features, columns, comics, sports and the many other popular pages in The Sun. Take The Sun with You on Your Vacation! 315 fcast Broadway VJUHIS GRACE THE MOST REV. MONSIONOR Dr. William Franklin Wolsey Original Christian Doctrine BEACONSFIELD 2Blks. N.

of Kvvy, Minister Rev. D. Chalmers OrRanlst M. Irvine Chnitimaster StRrke 11 A.M. "JESUS MAKES LIFE TOLERABLE 1" No Evening Service SHAU6HNESSY HEIGHTS S3rd Avenue and Granville 11 a.m.

"HEIRS TO THE EARTH" Rev. T. M. BartEer No Evening Service UNITY CHURCH OF TRUTH I (OS West 12th Ave. (Scottish Auditorium) A CENTRE OF PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY Ave.

QUEEN'S AVENUE gSfflf-B Street. 45lh Avenue RYERSON and Yew CANADIAN NAZARENE COLLEGE Group will he at First Nazarene Church, Kings-way at Windsor, Sunday Morning. Musical Service: Sacred Vocals and Instrumental. Thrilling colored slides on Life in a Christian College DON'T MISS THISI New Wesl minster. B.C.

It A.M. SUNDAY, (ih FAREWELL SERVICE All former members and friends are specially Invited to return to Queen's for this lasl service In the old chinch, prior to lis Minister: Rev. M. W. Slevenson, M.A, Minister: Rev.

M. B. Wall are, D.D. 9:11 and a.m, "DEPENDENCE" 7:30 p.m. "NEED" Broadcast at.

11:08 a.m. over CKLG 1111701 SUNDAY 11:00 a.m. "PRAYER, AND THE SILENCE" MINISTER: ROSS L. BREAKWELL MIDWEEK SERVICE, WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m. Affiliated with Unity School of Christianity, Lee's Summit, Mo.

To Arrange VACATION DELIVERY of The Vancouver Sun PHONE MU. 4-7141 (or, see your Sun Carrier Boy) OE. MAIL COUPON BELOW COLLINGWOOD SK Minister Rev. Rupert Evans The Church of the Frtendlv Peonle 11 a.m. and p.m.

Rev. Percy Bunt, D. Formerly Sunt, of Home Mlsslont In The METROPOLITAN TABERNACLE (lllh Columbia) Tonight at- 7:45 p.m. ALL LADIES NITE This Can't Afford 2 Miss GERTRUDE STURHAHN Vocal: Moodv Bible Inst. JANICE DRIEDGER Vocal: Moody Bible Inst.

MARY HARRIS Violin and Vocal SYLVIA CAST0N Vibraharp 305 West 41st Avenue ST. GILES 0th Ave. West ST. JAMES Minister: Rev, Angus Jack 11:00 a.m. "Sufferlnt and the Will ot God" 7:30 p.m.

"The Bible and the Love of God" Organist Choir Director Ernest G. Dawson Mus.M.. Mus iCal.l VISITORS WELCOME and Trntrh St. BETHANY TABERNACLE Corner 4th and Macdnnald Rev. G.

W. Allen, Pastor SUNDAY 9:45 a.m Tabernacle Sunday School 11:00 a.m. SERMON: "MAINTAINING THE GLOW" p.m. "HOARDERS OF SPIRITLAL RICHES" Tues. :00 p.m.

Prayer and Bible Study Fri. :00 p.m. Voting Peoples. EVERYBODY WELCOME Minister: Rev. Thomas T.

Oliver Services 9:30 anil II a.m. Conducted by Rev. R. m. Geodall GLAD TIDINGS TEMPLE ANNOUNCES CRESCENT BEACH BIBLE CONFERENCE Guest Speaker REV.

DOUG HARRIS 3 SERVICES DAILY CT lAHlJ'C Comox and Jl. Jlni! Broughton Mlna, Rev. John Ferry. BA, BD. 11:00 a.m.

"COUCHING AT THE DOOR" Dr. John R. Preacott, Ph.D. 7:30 p.m. "TOMORROW IS NOW" Rev.

D. H. Telfer, D.D. Organist J. H.

Simpson JULY 16 to 27 VACATION ORDER FORM i I Circulation Department, The Vancouver Sun, Vancouver, B.C. Beginning send The Vancouver Sun daily to (date) NAME VACATION ADDRESS I (Name and location of cottage will help carrier locate you I immediately.) CITY ADDRESS I WILL RETURN (date) RADIO AT CLOSE OF DAY Nightly at 10:30 COMPASS and INTERVIEW Saturday at 7:30 p.m. NEWS and TELL US A STORY Sunday at 9:05 a.m. WHEN A CHILD ASKS Sunday at 2:05 p.m. CKWX-1130Kc.

THE SALVATION ARMY Invites Yon to Enjoy The Warmth of Practical Christianity Sunday II a.m. 7:30 p.m. AT ALL CENTRES Harbour Light, 119 E. Cordova The Temple, Gore A Hastinp North 943 Lonsdale Mt. Pleasant, 1th (W.

Mainl Grandvlew. Kitchener at Com. Heights, 3910 East Hastings Kltsllano, lflth Ave. and Vine Sooth Hill, Fraser at 42nd Sonth 2811 Royal Oak Evening Guest Speaker From California PASTOR DAVID SCHOCH Outstanding Prophetic and Deliverance Ministry Also Carlton Spencer, Principal, Elim Bible Institute, New York ALL THINGS ARE READY COME TO THE FEAST Drive to Crescent Beach Then Follow Signs Chown Memorial United Church Camhie Street at lath Avenue 11:00 a.m. The- Rellgleut experience (till "An Awareness of God" Rev R.

WooUam, B.A..