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Saturfey, Nvmkr THE I RANDOM First Presbyterian Church to have 44th anniversary Church is an instrument of God's love for world majoring in philosophy, history and English. He completed the three-year theological course at Emmanuel College. University of Queensland, with the prize for Dux of the year. During his years as minister within the Presbyterian Church of he has served two city and three rural parishes in the eastern States. During the Second Woiid War he served as chaplain in the Royal Australian Airforce from.

1941-1943. His present parish of St. is in a sheep, cattle and cereal growing country within the Presbytery bounds of Wimmera. Mr. North has been honored by being elected for three a rate terms as Moderator of the Presbytery of New South Wales, Victoria, and presently holds the office of Clerk of Presbytery for Wimmera.

Mr. North is well acquainted with the misiion work of his church, having served as a member of the state executive of the Aboriginal and Overseas Mission Committee. He has concerned himself with home mission work, immigration and chaplaincy committees. He is a member of the state executive of the British and Foreign Bible Society, and is very active as hospital chaplain at Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital. Mr.

North is married and has the food into wtech it is poured. shaker and it is useless, fry to turn everything into salt and the result is inedible. The church, the people, of Jesus, is to be the salt that is poured into human society to give it flavor, io bring out the zest in community life. "The church is not aj) end in itself; it is an instrument of God's love for the world. The church is the world to be light, salt for the world's own sake." So says Dr.

Dolan. Christian people are discovering that the Living God is prodding them on to search out how ana where 'they can be his 'hands and feet." This is the dynamic that pushes them to risk new styles of Christian living and church life. UNDENOMINATIONAL CHRISTIANITY "the churches of Christ salute you." 16:16 Sunday Services BibJe study 11: DC Worship service p.m.- Evening service. Friday Evening Study p.m. Worship 943-7th Sf Phone 7234)957 Call, or write for: FREE? Correspondence Course.

their parents to the jail, or the home, or the coffee house! This is one example among many of the new styles of Christian living and church life that' deeply concerned people are discovering, as they try to live out the meaning of God's caring for in our society. Discovering a "new style" is not a popular activity witness the small membership of Christ Church Presbyterian! We prefer to write.off the church as inef.eetive, or to stay in its familiar patterns which are so much more comfortable, less demanding. Dr. Rex Dolan in his book THE BIG CHANGE reminds us that the church is the "body of Christ," his hands and feet in society. As we study the scriptures we find ourselves confronted by the Christ who is SERVANT to the WORLD, who is among us as one who serves, who has given his life as a ransom for many.

When Jesus is the Man for others, can his' church be primarily concerned for its own welfare, its own program, or even its own salvation? The chi.rch exists to Gerve God's world, asChrist was sent as servant. Consider Jesus' statement: "You are the salt of the earth." The purpose of salt is to release the full flavor of Rev. Cyril Hunt, who spent 16 years as a missionary in China and presently minister at Trinity Baptist Church, Winnipeg, will speak at the First Baptist Church, Nov. 2, at 7:30 p.m., at' the -Crusade of Americas rally. This is one of three services being held in Manitoba on Sunday.

The other two are in Dauphin Baptist Church and Broadway Baptist Church, Winnipeg. baritone France, Switzerland, Spain, Holland, Iceland, (he Scandinavian countries and Korth America. Svante Widen, an outstanding pianist and arranger, also from Sweden, will aceompany Mr. TH SALVATION ARMY Princess and Fint Sfreet Captain and Mrs. L.

Porter FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH llfh and Lorne Ave. Affiliate of Baptist Union of Western Canada a.m. Church School for all ages. 11:00 a.m. Studies in Philippians No 6 Preacher: D.

F. Crowhurst. 7:30 p.m.-CRUSADE OF THE AMERICAS RALLY Guest Preacher: Cyril Hunt, lfi years a missionary to China. 7:00 CKX-PM The Bapfitt Hwr ALL WELCOME RV: Arthur Thomas Percival North, BA, will be guest preacher at both services at the 44th anniversary of First Presbyterian Church, Nov. 2.

Mr. and Mrs. North will be pleasr ed to meet the congregation and friends of First Presbyteri-aui Church at a social after service, following the evening worship. Mr. North is an ordained minister of the Presbyterian Church of Australia, and is prewntly minister of the Parish of Church, St; Arnaud, Victoria.

He is on a 12 months' exchange with the minister of St. Andrew's United Church, Swan River, Man. The visiting minister graduated in arts from the University of Queensland, Australia, Rt. Rev. J.

honored by Rt. Rev. Jerome Podbielski, DP, priest of St. Hedwig's parish for the past 25 years, -was honor' oy his parishioners and i-iigy reception neia in the church auditorium. A mass of thanksgiving was celebraied in St.

Hedwig's Church by the honored guest preceding the dinner. An honor guard of Fourth Degree Knight of Columbus Archbishop Sin-nott's Council escorted Monsign-or Podbielsti into the church. Those assisting at the mass were Rt. Rev. Owen J.

Mcln-emey, PA, Rt. Rev. M. J. Cooney, DP, Rev.

P. Dunphy, Rev. W. Jamieson. Mr.

Albert Komarzyca and Mr. William Warnick Jr. Mr. Robert Mackalski was chairman or the evening. Ward Jamieson said grace; Mr.

Tony Pudlo gave the toast to the Queen and Mr. Mackal ski to the Pope. The vicar general, Rt. Rev. Owen J.

Mclnerney brought Gives message in spoken poetry BRANDON- Him (Special) Rev. Kenneth Rente, guest speaker at the Brandon Hills UCW fall thank-offering service recently, gave his message in spoken poetry. Using poetry and hymns, Mr. Rentz. assisted by Mrs.

Rentz illustrated "Our Approach to God." In a poem, "A Sermon the Trench," he showed how God is recognized in a ing world. Mrs. Brian Granger of Rounthwaile was soloist and Mrs. G. K.

McPherson pianist. SOUTH MINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Service and Sunday School for the month of November 7:80 p.m. Minister: Rev. 6. Durkin EVERYONE WELCOME THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH WELCOMES YOU TO SUNDAY SERVICE.

11 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. "EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT" Wednesday Evening Meetings, P.m. Reading Room open Wednesday afternoon from 2.4, Church Edifice. 8th St.

entrance Radio Program: The Biblfe Speaks tn You Series Sunday: CKY. 10:15 a.m.. Dial 530 CtCDM, 5:15 p.m., Dia! 730 Come and bring a friend to FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 7S0 Victor! Avenu SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 a.m. HOLINESS MEETING 7:00 p.m.

SALVATION MEETING SCHOOL at Spruce Wood Community Centre (Shilo) WEEKDAY Wed. 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study Thurs, 2:31) p.m. Home League (Ladies only) YOU are invited. McDIARMID DRIVE ALLIANCE CHURCH Minister: Rev.

M. Sylvester 10:00 a.m SUNDAY SCHOOL HOUR 11:00 a.ir;. MORNING WORSHIP p.m EVEN hYG- SERVICE All of the above ministries will be conducted at Meadows REV. WILLIAM C. BURGESS Kmx United Church In Burlington Vermont, Christ Church Presbyterian has refused to build a fine church structure, has sold its seven acres of choice, suburban property, and meets for monthly worship in an old TV Yet, six nights a week members of Christ Church are operating "The LoFt," a coffee house-book store; visiting prisoners at (he County Jaii, contacting probation officers, judges, or wives of inmates; visiting a home for unwed mothers, or working in current cjvic issues such as public housing or recreational facilities for teens.

Tuesday nights prospective members meet with the teaching elder in a 12 week required membership class. And a month the entire congregation gathers for a rousing, all day period of worship, study, celebration and strategy planning. Even the church school has now been linked with the church's mission! Children learn about the Christian faith as they go with to sing Olivebring. Mr. Widen, a graduate of the University o' Uppsala, Sweden, is music director in the Soderm almskvrkan, Stockholm's second largest "Assambly of God" Church and spends most of his time in arranging and scoring.

of historic Christianity graai inter -churin cno.1 nifiu.ii. CENTRAL Sth Street and Lorne Ayenu 11:06 Worship Service Theme: "PEOPLE POWER" Service Broadcast over CRX Radio. Nursery provided. CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 a.m.- Primary lo iolermediate 11:00 a.Ttl. Nursery to Intermediate Kor the High Softool Group.

:30 a.m.- Song and Grammar Group 12: IS p.m.- Hi-C Group Swedish Sweden singing ambassador, a well-known baritone, will be heard in a sacred concert, Nov 3, at 8 p.m., at Bethel Temple. Mr. Olivebring was born in Sweden and has spent most of his life in that northern country. His travels have taken him to West North Africa ihe Holy Land, Gjat Britain First Christian Reformed Church Corner TSth and Victoria Pastor: Rev. J.

E. F. DresseUiuis B.A., B.D. 134 Louise Ave. ph.

727-4652 Services 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. VISITORS welcome: MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH 4th Street and Hill Avenue Pastor Henry Willou Res. 728-457 Office 778-1107 11:00 a.m. "THAT SHOULTV REMAIN" COME-' TO WORSHIP DEPART TO SERVE Transportation: 729 i2S7 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Block on Twelfth Street garnet Petfr Jonti, B.A., i.O., Minister.

Frank G. Woodmass, A.R.C.T., Orgnnlst. Eflnn Knock, L.Mm., Cheir Director a.m. University and Senior study "roups 11:00 a.m. Nursery class and Church School ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY Guest Preacher at Morning and Evening Services Rev.

Arthur T. P. North, B.A. Scots Church St. Arnaud Victoria, Australia 11:00 a.m.

Morning Worship "This Grace Wherein We Stand" 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship "Culture, Consuls, But No Christ" 8:00 p.m. An after-service of fellowship refreshment. Theme: Australia Inland Mission Everyone Cordially Invited Phone Dial-a-Thought for a one-minute daily devotional at 728-9111. DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE AT THE ALLIANCE ORGAN RECITAL BROOKS GRANTHIER Minot State College SUNDAY, NOV.

2 at 8 p.m. ST. MATTHEW'S CATHEDKAL 15th and Louise Sponsored by the choir. ADMISSION FREE Raring coll.cHon REV. A.

T. P. NOKTH, BA Podbielski parishioners greetings, from the Archdiocese of Winnipeg in the absence of His Eminence Cardinal George B. Flahiff, CSB, DD; by Rt. Rev.

M. J. Cooney from St Augustine's; Sir Knight Paul Hudy from the Knights of Columbus; Mr. Roy Gregoire, chairman of the parish committee, from the parishioners of St. Hedwig's parish and from Mrs.

August Gilarski, president of St. Hedwig's Catholic Women's League. Mrs. Mary Komaracki presented a purse to Monsignor Podbielski on behaif of. the senior parishioners and Mr-Jan Drewniak presented a silver tray on, behalf of the same group.

Monsignor Podbielski was presented with a silver tree by Paul Sukaroff on behalf of the socia! committee and a spiritual bouquet was presented hy Albert Komarzyca on behalf of alf the parishioners. The honored guest, who is a fourth degree knight, was presented with' a ceremonial sword from the Knight of Columbus hy Grand Knight Felix Weisbeiber and a pair of cuff links with the Knight of Columbus insignia by Sir Knight Paul Hudy. The singing of "Sto Lat," led bv JacHvn.i gina, brought the" banquet to a GRACE M6NN0NITE CHURCH 10th and Southern Sunday School :45 Morning Worship 11:00 a.m Shaker P.m', Mrs. Lous Oyck, niissionarv to India. The Lotties Aid is in choroe of the Pastor: Rev.

d'VV. Braun GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 31M Victoria Avenue 9: a.m. Sunday School for all ages1' REDEEMER Lutheran Church 114 Ashgrove in southwest Brandon FAMILY WORSHIP 10:30 a.m. Sermon Text: Proverbs 3: H-30 Theme: "YOU CAN BE HAPPY" Nursery service is provided The Church in Study A congregation of Evangelical Lutheran Church of Canada. Pastor Irwin H.

Hoh'm For transportation phone 72B-U2S St. Mary's Church First Slreet and Louise Ave. Rector: The Rev. Canon H. A.

Jerry-Cooper L.Th., A.K.C., (N.S.) :30 a.m. Holy Communion MS a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m.- HOLY COMMUNION 11:00 NURSERY CLASS BETHEL TEMPLE Lorne Avenue and Ninth Street (PAOC) Miniter: Rev. W. C.

Irvino Church OHiet: 717-1544 MANSE: 717-3414 10:00 a.m. Sunday School for Everyone 11:00 a.m "THE bible "and the SOUL WINNER" 7:00 D.m "HOW T0 BE a CHRISTIAN" three children, his nn being a doctor and eye surgeon at the Royal Melbourne Eye and Ear Hospital. His daughter is a trained nurse, and is married to an Australi- lawyer, me youngest son is in the employ of the National Bank of Australia. Organ recital series to start The first of a series of organ recitals, sponsored by St. Matthew's Cathedral choir will be held Nov.

2, at p.m., at the cathedral. Brooks Granthier, a graduate organ student from Mtnot State College will be the first sues! artist. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner of Russell and Louise Ministers: Rev. D.

C. Paterion Rv. J. Ridded. B.A.

a.m.- WORSHtP The Rev. J. Riddel! preaching a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11. -00 a.m.

PRIMARY Guest Speaker 11 :00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. PASTOR WILLIAM McLEOD from Saskatoon For free transportation call Imperial Taxi "27-0455 MADISON CRESCENT BAPTIST CHURCH 159 Madison Crescent Pastor Bell 728-5253 (A Church That Cares) of Canada St. George's Church Sth Street and South Ave. Recter; The Rev.

J. R. Reed, B.Se. of M.E., UTh. 8:36 a.m.

HOLY COMMUNION Followed by a Sunday Schooi Teachers meeting and breakfast. 11:90 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION SUNDAY SCHOOL Nursery for small children. "SACRED CONCERT" Monday, Nov. 3, 8 p.m.

Hear Sweden's renowned baritone singer. Carl Olivebring. and pinnisl Svante Widen. oi Canada Churchmen presenting Bethel Temple Orchestra Gospel Half Hour Sunday 10:05 a.m.CKX Brandon 10; 15 p.m.-CKDM Dauphin WELCOME TO BRANDON'S FRJENDLY FULL GOSPEL EVANGELISTIC CENTRE EVERYONE WELCOME! message Thrill to y. CENTENNIAL AUDITORIUM November 9-16 Weeknights 8 p.m., Sundays 7 p.m.

The United Church of Canada Invites you to worship at The Anglican Church TRINITY 22 Dear friends, finite utir Sires of the" addition, th- guests Then th! iiOWS de rgyman '3 nsldered. KNOX lth Street at Victoria Ave. Anniversary Weektnd Dr. Rex Doian o.m. Invitational Supper: Styling the church for ministry tn the world.

Sunday, U.OO a.m. Anniversary Worship "A New Style of Triumphant Living" p.m. Light ltmcheon for all who cart stay. Baby sitting provided. Sunday School as usual.

TRINITY Richmond Avenue at 6th St, a.m WORSHIP SERVICE Sunday School 10:80 fl.m.- Baby Fold. Nursery, Kindergarten to Grade 2 Everyone Welcome Lucy (Trinity) W. C. Buroess (Km) Christian St. Matthew's Cathedral Ilth Street and Louise Ave.

The Vtry Rev. John F. S. Conlin, B.A,, L.Th. Organist: Or, R.

Hear Choir Director: Pref. i. Mayoh a.m. HOLY COMMUNION a.m.- CHORAL COMMUNION Sunday Schooi and nursery. 7:90 p.m.

EVENING PRAYER 7:00 P.m.-gv.ning Respectftaiy, MINISTERS: Earl Dixon (Knox) W. R. Lowe (Central, F. E. Jarvis (Central) j.

C. Parker (Central) Education Director: Fern Graham (Knox) Prayer at SI. WarWs Camera! every Sunday NATIONAL SELECTED morticians.