rne Studens Choir of the United Baptist Bible Training school. Monctou. will be heard in

MONCT ON BIBLE

The principal of the school Rev- aend M. Q. Brlnton. will speak. The Choir of the United Bap-

llecltal this Sunday evening, Ap- tlat Bible Training School was or-

ril 14th; at the Charlottetown Bap- tist Church. The Choir-46 voices in all-will have complete charge of the evening service, and will be conducted by Earl S. Morrison.

ganised six years ago. having been formed in the second year of the School's history. In the past four years this Choir has

SCHOOL CHOIR

the Marltimes whers sacred con- certs have been presented. Members of the choir are stud- ents attending the United Bavllll training School. the Youngest od- ucational project of the Maritime United Baptist Convention. These students are either taking the two

been visiting various centres in)

l

year course in Bible or are com- pleting their High School Train- ing nlong with a certain amount of instruction in Bible. One uni- que fact concerning the member- ship is that over so percent of the students have belonged to the choir.

CHURCHES TOMORROW

Anglican Church ST. PL'.'l'ER'S CATHEDRAL Anglican

Rociiford Square

The Reverend Canon G. E. Moflatt M.

A., B.D.

Rector. the Reverend W. G. Hogg, Honorary Assistant Priest. Organist and Choir Director

bliss Susan Brenton. Llc. Music

PALM SUNDAY

1:8 a.m.-Mattias

8:00 a.m.-Holy Eucharist

10:00 a.sn.-Church School (6-15)

11:00 a.sn.-"rocesslon and Choral Eucharist

ll:D a.sn.-Church School (Isadar I).

'I:N p.m. Evcnsong

For daily Services during Holy Week see Cathedral leaflet.

All Welcome

ST. PAUL'S AN GLICAN CHURCH

Established 1709 by Royal Foundation The Reverend Canon J. T. Ibbott. Rector.

Organist and Choir Director. Mr. H. John Harris. F.B.C.0.

0.3-Holy Communion (Corporate Communion -W.A.. and Parish Guild) (Laymen's' Association) Laymens' Associa- tion Breakfast In Parish Hall.

10.00-suada School. Junior and Senior Classes

li.tlt-Sunda School. Primary and Beginners Classes

11:00-Morning Prayer and Sermon (Broadcast over CFCY) Bablect: "The Glory of Christ's Sacrifice"

5.00-Evensoag and Sermon Subject: "The Power of the Cross" Visitors Are cordially invited

' To Attend.

PRESBYTERIAN

'rimsmstsoFs..iAMm

The Reverend 1'. B. B. lemon." ' S.T.M I tor

Miss E. Lillian Mcllenslo. Mus.Bae.. ll'.M.C.M. organist and Director of chdrs

0. A.M.-Church School

ii: a.sn.-Palm Sunday Morning Worship and Sermon: "Tha Closed Mind-The False Choice -The Short book"

Solo: "The Palms" (Faurs) Mr. Raoul Raymond T Anthem: "God Be Loved The World" (Stalner) '1:00p.sn.-Pabn Sunday Even- ing Worship and Meditation: "If

at a God Beaten by the Works of Ills Own Hands"

Sole: "lle Was Deptsed (Mes- siah) Baadei

Mrs. N. D. Macheaa

Anthem: Passion Chorale

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets

Minister: Rev. B. L. Mltton. B.A.. B.D.

Mrs. G. Elliott Full. Organist and Choir Director

9.4! a.ns.-Sunday School

11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship

' Sermon: "The Via Dolorosa" Anthem: "Christ Our Passover ls sacrificed For Us" (Sir John Gosa) - 7:00 p.m.-sacred Recital oi the Student Choir (46 voices) oi the United Baptist Bible Training School. Monctoa. under the di- rection of Earl S. Morrison. The Principal of the School. the

Qltevercad M. 0. Briatoa will a

pe . 0:30 p.ns.-Candidates for Be- Iiever's Baptism will meet for discussion In Church Parlor.

COME AND WORSHIP

ZION PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH

Cor. Prince and Grafton Sta. The Reverend W. Harold Brown. M.A-I. Minister.

Mr. John Lea-Morgan. M.A.. B. Mus. (oxford) organist and Choir Director

0.45-The Church school 10 a.m.-Adult Bible Class ll a.m.-Nursery School 11 a.m.-Holy Communion Anthem. "Jesu Word of God Incarnate" (Mosart) 1 p.m.-Divine Worship

Sermon: "What Shall I Do With Jesus?" ,

Anthem: "The Palms" (J. B. Fsare)

All Are Cordlally Invited

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Ministers: Rev. G. Boward Christie. B.A.. . lav. A. Frank Macbeaa, B.A. Rev. Andrew 8. Weir. D.D. Baystoa l'. Mngfsrd. A.R.C.0. organist and Director of Chain.

10.00 a.sn.-Senior Church school ll.00 am sad Begin-

asrs

11.00-Divine Worship Sermon: "What should Be Said To An Ordiaaadf" - Reverend Mr. MaeLeaa Anthem "Ride on! Ride on! In Majesty" (John P. Scott) soloist. George Johanon

l:I p.sa.-Junior Cornmunlcants

Class 'l:N p.sn.-Divine Worship

of Jnalor Members lermsa: "Eatrasted With Church Membership" - Reverend Mr. Macbasa Anthem: "0 Loving Saviour llaln For Us” (Aaber-Dlckln- ass) Combined Y.A.U. and Y. P.U. Choirs ltll p.sn.-Adult Communicaats Class in the Study (Richmond set

THOIIGIII S FOR OUR TIME

By His Eminence Cardinal McGuigs.n

GOD GIVES OPPORTUNITY

TO BE GENEROUS T0 HIM

Our nation of God is all-power- ful and free makes us reject any argument which implies that God needs His, creation or needs crea- tures as instruments for carrying out His will. However, from the Bible we know that. in carrying out His de- signs. God employs angels. men. and many other kinds of creatures. Since God does not have to em- ploy us. it must be that He uses our services because we need that employment. This theme fits into place if we consider our relationship to the in- finite goodness and generosity of God. First of all. God creates us because He loves us. Since His own goodness and beauty alone demand His love. God does not have to create us. Nevertheless. if God creates us. He must create us as i of Himself. His act of love is at once infinite and tre- mendously simple. Accordingly. that which is less than God can only be loved by Him in so far as it is a reflection of Himself and can be loved by the very same act of love by which He loves Himself. Of course. we are far more unlike God than we are like Him. We are infinitely less than God. since we areother than Him and He is infinite.

Hence. if God loves Himself in us. He does not love us in so far as we are limited and finite; rather. he loves us to the extent that we are and to the extent that we sur- pass the limitations of our mode of existence through an expan- sion in the order of operations. es- pecially those of knowledge and love. The more we know and love what is really true and good, the more we know and love God, who is infinitely real and good; and the more reality and goodness there is in us. CREATIVE LOVE This does not mean that It is our goodness which makes God love us. On the contrary. God's love is a creative love. The more God loves us. the more knowledge and love of Him there is in us: Of every reality and perfection in us. God's love is the primary cause.

man osnmca or SCOTLAND

Blrchwood street Minister: Rev. J. B. Bishop. B.A.

of some of these perfections. we sre secondary and subordinate causes; of others. we are not caus- es in any positive sense. To be a negative cause of God's special gifts of knowledge and love is our privilege during the most impor- tant moments in this drama of our earthly existence.

God is so generous and He trusts us so much. that He had given us this opportunity to be generous with Him and to trust Him. He has created us outside the vision of His compelling goodness and beauty. so that our love of Him might have the same qualities of freedom and generosity that are present in His love for us.

This opportunity for the exer- cise of free choice negessarily -in- volves the possibility that we might abuse our freedom by de- liberately deceiving ourselves. It is posslblee for us to convince our- selves that we can be indepen- dent In the same way that God is independent. Without God we can do nothing positive; but we can refuse the gifts of God. we can refuse to become better. we can shut our eyes to the truth, if we do not abuse our freedom. if we do not abuse the gifts of God, the gifts we receive have the qual- ity that they could have been re- fused by us. . IMITATE GOD'S MERCY

The most important gifts we re- ceive from God in this way are the gift of charity, the spirit of generosity. together with the op- portunity of imitating the generos- ity nnd mercy of God in giving us

'GIiti polo: COLUMN

as-s-an-non Lo ;mouinr:su W. your DC A'.;,"" .Mrs. Osborne

some Brsckley Sinclair Emeraldalse 12. Only Lone Guides may apply for these- and please write to the girls You!"- selves. , SOURIS BROWN!!!

1 must apologize 10

Brownies and their leaders for not having put this wonderful report of their Thinking Day Prolram in the column before this. It sounds like a perfectly wonderful time. The meeting opened with a wel- come given by Alma Fraser: Then Mrs. W.A. Wright, Division Com- missioner. enrolled the following Brownies, Sandra Jennings. Ann MacPhee. Ann Mcinnis. Claire White, Betsy Mccormack. Service stars were presented to Betty Lou Peters. Susan MacAuley. J e a n Mccormack. Jane Macltenzie, Faye Mclntosh. Claudia Richards Shirley Bsttersby and Barbara Acorn. The Brownies then sang "A Brownie's Day". and played a singing and dancing game. The Thinking Day Skit was taken from the Guider. each Brownie had a part to say. and at a given point the Brownies all went forward to the Toadstool where a special con- tainer was put to receive their pennies for the World Friendship Fund. The program ended with Goodnight songs and refreshments were served by the Brownies. Miss Joan Stewart is the new Pack Lea- der and is a wonderful help to Mrs. Richards Brown Owl. and Mrs. Acorn Tawney. The Brownies and Leaders are all very grateful to Mrs. A.H. Smallwood who with her generous assistance with preparing and serving the ICITBSIIIIICIIIS con- tributed greatly to the success of the evening.

Post Noble Grands Well Ensertainod

Miss Lillian Duchemin was hostess to Alpha Rebekah Past Noble Grands' Club for their monthly meeting. which was called to or- der by the president, Mrg, Jenn Smith. and the business on hand dealt with. Mrs. Belle MacLeod invited the Club to meet at her home in May. when it is planned to hold a White Elephant Sale. After the business period. Mr. John M8CLeod. with Mrs. Mac- Leod acting as narrator. showed pictures taken on their recent trip

to Florida. These were very lovely

GUEST PREACHER

REV. M. R. B. LOVESEY

The Guest Preacher during Holy Week Services next week at the Charlottetown Baptist Church will be the Reverend Morris RB. iovesey. formerly of England and south Africa. Services will be held each evening at 7.30 Monday through Thursday, April 15th to 18th.

Mr. Lovesey was born at Wat ford, Herts, near London. He via: graduated from Birmingham Uni- versity in 1939 with the degree of B.Sc. in Mining Engineering. and went to South Africa where he worked with the Robinson Deep Gold Mining Company. During World War II he served with the Gist Tunnelling Company (Mines Engineers Brigade) of the South African Engineer Corps. During two years spent in the Middle East theatre of war he had the oppor- tunity of exploring the Holy Land.

Following the war. Mr. Lovesey turned from engineering to theolo- gy. He attended Spur.'teon's Col- lege. and obtained Bachelo of Divinity degree frrom London Uni- versity ln 1948. Later. on scholar- ship. he went to Mansfield College, Oxford, enrolling it; the Honours School of Theology. In 1953 he se- cured the degrec of Master of Theo- logy from London University, and on the following year a Master's degree from Oxford.

Mr. Lovesey was minister of Kirby Muxloe Free Church. Lei- cester. prior to his coming to Aca- dia Unlversity last fall to occupy the Chair of Biblical Literature and Language.

His topics during Holy Week will be: The Greatest Drama in the World; The Cross: A Revelation of sin: The Cross: A Revelation of Love; "Mr. Jones - Meet the Master."

and much enjoyed by all present. A very pleasant evening was to a close with lunch being ser- ved by the hostess and the com- mlttee-Mrs. Annie Garnhum. Mrs. Olive Hansen. Mrs. Ila Stewart and Miss Mabel Worth.

I Baptist church Auxiliary Meet l.

The regular meeting of the La- dies Auxiliary of the Baptist Church. Charlottetown, was held ml-Allfll 8. in the lower Church

MIL R--L Rupert of the Darcas Group. had charge of the devotion. al. which opened with GIOTY To His Name." '”'u”wFd W Scflliture reading, and a reading titled "My Redeem. er Liveth.' by Mrs. Rupert. Pray. 9:1 l:ll5ei(liIi'e:Il.h alfgdh the devotion- 05 W ymn "Th Oi rugged Cross" E d digllhe roll call was taken, and the VH9"! Eroup gave their reports 0! meetings held since the last Auiilll-317 meeting. and of men- activtties being carried on. Four visitors were then welcomed by the President. Mrs. Cooke. The minutes of the last meeting were then read and Ipproved. Mrs Myatt reported on the C h o i :- Blllquet held on March 18, and thanked those who helped, Mrs, mooke. speaking for the Choir, mu ed? mlnquet had been much enjoy-

The find Cross canvassers from ")9 Alixlllify then reported on their collection. Mrs. I-liggcn is Teprg. club, Mrs. S.H. that the pbllliting of the Bible School. Choir. to sing at our church Ion April it, was coming along satis- l factorily.

, The Treasurer for the evening, Mrs. Dorothy Douglas, reported a substantial balance. The Auxiliary decided it would donate ten new hymnarics lo the Church. This was moved by Mrs. Rupert. and second- ed by Mrs. Burhoe. motion car- ried, the business meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Rupert. he programme for the evening then followed Mrs. Rupert intro- duced Mrs. Tom Lothian. who gave an interesting talk on the his- low of puppets and marionetts. and gave a most enjoyable demonstra- ton of the marionettes. Mrs. Myatt thanked Mrs. Lothian on be- half of the Auxiliary. Lunch was served by the F.' ” ”' Group,

I Apm 13. 1957.

Sentative to the new life saversil Burhoe reported:

The Guardian Page 3

i NOTICE

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, A-Anyone found trespassing for the purpose of fishing thereon shall be liable to prosecution under provisions of Section 2. Subsection (v) of the

"Prince Edward Island Fish and Game Protection Act 1901-"

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this gift. In His y God employs us in the task of bringing to others the message of His love. We do this by word and by ex- ample, especially by the example

of patience in suffering. that pec- uliarly human expression of love for which this life is our only op- portunlty.

if we resent the patient kindness of others towards us, that resent- ment is a sign that we have deceiv- ed ourselves into thinking that we can be independent in the way that is proper only to God. God is supremely independent and it is true that He does not need the ser- vices of His creatures in order to communicate with us.

However. it is also true that God is free to give us His help on His own terms: and His generosity dic- tates that He empioy creatures in dispensing His gifts. Men who are

10 a.sn.-Sabbath School and Bible Clau

ll a.rn.-service

sermon: "The Arrest"

7 p.m.-service -

sermon: "Building"

"Walt on the Lord: be of good courage. and he shall strengthen thine heart: Wait. I say. on the Lord." Psalm 27:14

Yes Ara Invited To Worship

With

Us.

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"A Bible Preaching Castro. Pro

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able to look steadily at truth will see in this divine policy not foolish- ness or weakness. but rather. the immunity of God's condescension. (Copyright)

Pro-Eossor Services

At United Baptist Church Alexandra Rev. C. W. Passey. Pastor April 14th to 21st Inclusive Palm Sunday-7:30 p.m. Week days. except Saturday . m

lp. . There will be special music Mrs. Jack Macllae (soloist) Haselbrook Choir

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ATTENTION HOG PRODUCERS

The following Agents will be collecting and load- lng hogs on MONDAY, APRIL 15th for SWIFT- CANADIAN CO. LIMITED.

Art. MacDonald . Montague Oliver Campbell . . .. ... ... . . . Kensington .

Also receiving hogs all day Monday at Swift's Live-

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LABOURERS PROTECTIVE UNION

ANNUAL

MEETING '

All paid up members are urgently requested to

be present at this meeting.

Agenda-Auditor's Report Election of Officers

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A SERVICE IN COMMEMORATION OF THE PASSION OF OUR LORD

Sermon by the Rsv'd. T. H. I. Sorners. M.A.. S.T.M.

The wn Ministerial Association

GOOD FRIDAY 3 P. M.

ZION CHURCH

in-:0. MacQUARRlE. Recording Secretary.

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