Pilate Judged by Jesus

Belizie r. ‘i l) t '0; the Paurwei‘, Jesus Pilate asks‘ .lpsu; it' He Is a king, innocence and waslte- 1“ 1“». ,.c lei: I'Ildl'fllng .lesns explains His kin.'iliiii is not of greatness. Pilate again attempts to them It i i- ll l“\.l|ll|‘I(' .'Illtl lme this earth. but of truth 'I‘o placate li'cc Him He appears before the hit!“ one (1ll‘ll!U‘3 i-.~ 111 list» Wild lIlt‘ln .— the pl‘lt’Slé. Pilate orders C I11'lSI priests and they demand the (10th John 11 l 1.‘ 11 31.3 sciiui-ged —.lolin 18.5:1-40. sentence for Christ—John 19:1-12.

ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

(‘oniinccd of Christ's

Pilate offers to free either Harrabas. and Christ is delwercd for t‘i‘llt‘lllxltm. mlohn 19:13-22.

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Christ or

The nioh choose Barrahas

MEMORY \ I'llifil‘liw—“I’IIIIIJ‘ therefore said unto him. Art thou a king thcn‘.’ Jesus answered. Thou sayest that Lam a king. To this end was I lioi-u. null for this cause came I into the world, that I sho uld bear witness unto the truth. Every one that is of the truth hear-

eth my \oicc."--—.Iohn 18:37.

OMNISCIENCE OF CHRIST

esus Performs Task 01 Slave

their pride and stubbornness. ‘I "t1"! » not" the inflow l'ppcr Room. or nearby. we I'Hll the Father. pl‘l‘ltii'ni<. an a (-2 J95“ {OFF-""95 mm“ It” ‘1‘: In: m'itiii:t ll‘IItltlll lo assume they were intended loi which ituikes this (lwuie majesty “my” a In“. mndanwnw 13‘“ Illt'lzi-w \ ,.iiiiil.ii .‘lIIlIllI li-s- lilP disciples They have come the lowlicu of sl‘l‘\}<llll.~' He ['18: {or a” "I II”: as He haf IN “'10 son is hrsei.’ oi- «~op~.i'i:liieil down to us. however. llii'iiii;‘.i es from the table where supper mam)?!“ m “MIMI mm a“ H" OuIIlll"s lil':l'"ll"'t tn the ltivi- the (20spcl of .loiin- one-third of has alreadv been served. lays I‘m" “on H“ “(Ids ""0 "I I h 0 stop oi lhcisimii I‘:lIl!t‘J!l:llll. which is devoted to a mud and astde His robe and washes the areal?" slammm” “mew-"mu \aliioinl IIIIIEI'I' oi (hurt-lies minute detailing of Christ's lust feel of the disciples. literally Um’lla" mndllf“, “mm a n ‘I' in the t. .\‘_ and Is used Ill pet'- twenty-four hours among: men perloi'mlti: a slaye's task. “he” I" 1116‘ Gospels i.lohn 1.1

missi ht In the openin: verses of l'llilp-

\I'hy'.’ Oil the way. the 1p-

I So. .Iesus waited to see

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they would do. When II became

pparcni that they

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I would Inotliing. .Iesus. Himself. pt‘l‘llit'< lmed the lowly office the discipr ‘es were too proud to discharue Instead of chasiisin: them 101'

do

.‘ . “even as 1 time loycri you. that ye also ime one an- r_..

I ~’ II 1' II UP l'lY tcr 1:3. the disciple re\eal< some per Room. the disciples It a d the Ti. . _ “(i I...“ \L thin: of the ot‘iiiiiscicnce of again been (tittit'relui: o\cr 0 ‘ hf... M , . . H. V v. WW1,“ Christ. His know ledze of :ie which held the :rcuter place iii‘ Th" 3900'“ “all “I “Mi” 5 1“" “1,. ,1,._ ~ .. ' i ,. I . -‘_',7 past and the Illllll't" shows clear. (‘Iirist's kingdom lor one son deals with the trial of Jesus .3 y H , . .k. 52‘“. I)" that His will and thinking is In w ash the loci orheis helm-P p113“; pnmms pita”. was up“; . t1. 1 ... one with God Now. the line wa: to declare hiiiisell the set'\- a Roman Mm." up... had hrh“ tite‘» ‘i " vi ' 'll“ who shares omnipotence w' It not of them all appointed pt‘neuralor of .liided

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by Tiberius. Emperor of the Ro- mans From the start of his ad- ministration hc had incurred the wrath and hatred of the . though they opposed he was able in rule. thanks to the connivaiicc ol Annas. th e aged High Priest of the Temple and t‘aiaplias. IIIS son-urinw:

In his first interiiew wit li .Iesus' zicciisers Pilate asks the

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nature of the charges against Him. The .It"\\.\ avoid a direct

answer. sayin: lI ('lirist were not an evil- door. He would not be before Pilate Recogniriuat the flippancy ol the answer. Pi- late tells the act-users to take Jesus and judge Him according to their own laws. The Jews ao- swer that they have no right to ut a mail to death. "‘his power had been taken lrom the Jews some twenty years pl'PYltillSl'. when .ludea became a Roman

Now Pilate turns front ques- the Jews to interrozal- in: Christ, élSkltlE Iltm it” He is .‘the King of the .Iews.Withoii1 ‘directly replying to Pilate. '.Icsus I);l“t‘s‘ tlii- litism antago- inisni ol the people and rulcis to Himself. He altirms His king: ‘ship. and at the same “111?. ex- Iplains how He is a king. Truth

‘is HIS realm and in this. every-1

one who has a connection wiili truth recognizes His kingship, Rea 12in: Jesus is no political intriguer. Pilate holds a second interview with Hts accusers. at ‘ tempting to have .lesus released. In not utslanily orrlcriii: the re- 10359 of Jesus. Piltitc lowers himself to the level of the Jews i'l‘hen he attempts: to placate {them by Ilil\'lll,’.’. .Icstts St‘OLII‘L’t’d and mocked I“OIIO\\1112 the scoiiruing. Pilate is again con fronted with Jesus I.l.‘»l(’ltlll: to Him. he becomes cotwutced of

His innocence and :i'cntncss. land he once more soiicht to have Him released

l The Jews will haye none of it.

catch Pilaie iii a trap and de- _mand t'hrist‘s death To save his own position. Pilate other choice but to Christ for ct‘ucil'ixton,

has no

I delwer

Now Pilate \\|\Il(‘(‘I only to ill-Ibet-aube I, would gm, [hp 1‘...” cannot intrude tipoii protinciul .— ,. D _

Isult and provoke these Jews 'who had driven him into a corn- ler. and made him. a Roman of- ficer. give an innocent man it.) 10 ('I'IH'IIIXIOH .515 11 “'35 ('115’ tomary to piil a tablet over the Icross of every criminal indicat- in: the charge against him. Pi-

late ordered the one for Jesus to read "Jesus of Nazarein. Kin f i c .lew's " lnt‘uriatcd

. the chief priest de- manded it be removed. Pilate. enjoying the anger and resent- ment of those who had trapped him. refused.

ct Is Given Postponement

introduced by .1. Russell Drisw .I‘IIII iPC-zlrd Qiieenst. a hill on- .titled "An .-\ct to Amend An Act to Consolidate and Amend the Acts Incorporating the Roman (‘alliilic Bishop of Charlotte-

town was given second read- ing in thc LOEIS‘IIIIIH‘P yester-

av.

The bill was designed to give exemption to the Bastlica Rec- reation Centre from city taxa- ‘ItOn was withdrawn following the second reading.

The amendment substituted word "Basilica Recreation ('enlre" for the words "League of the Cross" in an old act by ‘which the League of the Cross was made tax exempt.

{COUNCIL RESOLUTION Opposition to the bill came in the form of a resolution from Charlottetown City Council.. drafted at an emerzcncy meet- in: of council held March 4.

I The Council asked that the bill be suspended and that the ‘Legislature grant to it the autho-

rity to establish a plan of to x

exemption "equitable to a 11 similar institutions". It resolv yed also that the Council suspend .the collection of 1964 taxes on; Jthe Recrea t i o n Centre a n it make retroactive adjustm e nt at a later date.

Provincial Secretary J. David Stewart r e a d the resoluti o n and moved that the bill be wiih- drawn,

said that he had spoken to members of the Council and that they had agreed that the bill should go through '

“I feel that the Recreation

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’14 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Sat. March 14. 1964.

Better Understanding Fostered By Oblates

By BENOIT HOL'LF. It 1" still run by lls loundei's. OTTAWA lCPt—Twn decades}th Roman (‘atholic Oblate before Confederation, the L'ni- der. and its guiding principle versity of Ottawa adopted prin- remains the some »to loslri

ciples ol bilingualism and Iiiwhelter understanding between .ciilluralism that have become Canada’s two main ethnic

a cherished tradition. It was called Bytowii (‘ollege This isn't always (any. 0.410. in September. 1848. when it cially in them days of Icriiienl opened its doors to 110 students. and discord over bilingualism The college was granted and Illt'lllllll‘i’lll‘~ltl royal charter Ill 1800. the year BOTH SIDES (.IHTIHZE hfmn' “‘9 “Unrnmn "I (andda "We have to lllHilllillII eiiiiir' l({$2313Thrigflor‘iWhm 33m Iibrium between the two ele: ‘ .. ' ' ‘ . '. ments‘ who make up our studeiit‘ students—"1.038 from Ontario, b .. ._ I. . M . otl\. IiIl lllIl\t‘l.\lI)\ .12.le li'om Quebec. the remain» RM ‘dt‘t trout other provinces or ‘from abroad.

rector, \ci‘y Henri gai'c "l"i‘i~iicii-spctikiii4 people or ‘ ,_ , cusc us of bout: too Ell:ll.~l1,i (more is domz a terrific servrce and Enemy, _ mmknm people o Charlottetown and surround- 53‘. “p a”, "m “Tm.”

in: districtsg he said. stressing 5.8m If MW. edmfimma, m_

1.0»;

:23:ll1:0512:rld:lzllléfiéll‘eiihlno lipid:- Slllulitills in t a n a d a M vioiislv had been ' the 301111190 1119 same l’ll'lnt‘lplt‘s a. a I ours—"a? least alter ('onfcdciui streets . _ ‘ I A. I “It‘s a WWW.an organlla‘ tiott-- then tonlcili‘iaiion today

- - ' :~ ' ‘ i,- ' . tron: ll 5 been'operatinz in me :l'm'k: IW‘IIPKH 19”?” (If. I ‘ red." he said. IOt‘lil {it M (‘11 l Ills Id" [1 t -

Hc pointed out that the YMCA I’m-“UT” h-V I" "Um-“3] 1""

is tax exempt and had been ‘.‘1\'- 5’?!” _ ‘ en a "rant of $8000 bv the Unv- Illt‘ l tint-rot} ol tll'u‘la im~ ei-nmpm for [he bulidhm of “5 plt‘ltlt‘lil.\ lullit.‘ii.‘ilvsm by oller-‘ swimming in: ptii‘nllel com-so. in hum

white 321-991,}: English and French tor the lirsl lwo iiiidci';i';idu::lc ymrs in most arts and silence .siibieits

In low. roiii‘scs ('tHI‘l‘lllL‘ Que.

Mr. Stewart. with T\1r. DI‘ISCOII that the R‘W- reaiion (.‘ciili'e does a great deal of good. said that that was “not the point". . . ci\il code are anew in

“It is a matter for the C 1 ‘ y French while 'Iillxl‘ denim: “1111 Council to adjust the taxes T .is British common law are ‘n Eu:-

Lelzislature shoul not inler- lish fete." he said. US coiiises in lTll‘lI‘i"11f‘ aie Hp Inpntjfined also ma, 13 :H'f‘ll in Iiitgli-n. luv-:iuw .111

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First Baptist Church“.

Corner of Prince and Fitzroy Streets Rev. Malcolm F. Harlow. B.A.. B.D.. Minister rs. V. L. Dingwell. Organist and Choir Director 11:00 ant—"WHY DID JESUS DIE?" Anthem: 'God So Loved The ll'oi'ld' lStaniei-i "Were You There?" ‘ . Douglas Ali-Kcnney "GOD'S FAVORI'I‘E WORD" Anthem “The Glory of His Present-c" Soloist: \II'S. Wiiyiit' Cow‘lt‘y Wednesday. 7.30 i..m .— i\’lid-Weck Se'vrer‘» Preyei and I-lihle Study A Warm Welcome Awaits You.

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PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH

13 Christie Drive. Parktlale Rev. .1. H. Tye. B.A., B.D., Minlstcr

Mr. Leslie Hiscntt, Organist and Director of Choirs ’t 4.3 a..m.—-Youth Adult Bible Cliiss 0:45 a.ltI.-—JIIIIIOI‘, Intermediate. Senior Church School 11:1xia.m.-—Nursery and Kindergarten Classes 11:00 a.m.—I)1\'II\F. WORSHIP Sermon: WHAT IS A (‘HRIS‘I‘IAV’ 141 Bein: The Body of Christ Anthciii “l‘nto ‘l‘hcc O Lord"~.\tilb;ic‘h lSoloisi: .\li's'. I‘IIIIJi‘IlI l.I1 liayi 11:15 a nI.-»—Pl'll‘ll(-ll‘_\' Church School 7:00 p.111x-AI‘IYI‘ZNINU WORSHIP Sermon. TROL‘BLI“. .\'I‘ PRAYER Anthem "Reioice Ye Pure In Heart"—Bach l1.iiilies' t‘ln irt

You are welcome to worship with III.

good portion of the buildin: is 'Illll'll't" \t.‘ itlt‘t 1'19

occupied by the KIIIL'I‘IIS of Col- "1011"). 111“ i‘I'l'tI'sstt“ 0111 1111'

umbUs. a taxable oi'panizaiion" altltl‘t'itl 311‘ "Willow-(s to olie':

and that the bowling alley com- d") 111 I’l‘t "('11

Wtcd \\llI1 private enterprise. The unn‘ct‘mi' hcmn timi- Prt‘mict‘ Walter Show a l s- o 0511) 111 0111' siiizill IilllItIlllLI. s in

colitiiiendett the Recreiilion l'en- till-ll !c».s tlitiii .'I 111 1c It'lllll 1’.ii‘ lre for its "title public f:icililie-~" , Iiuiiii'it: 11.11 'l'oiiti). r1- I}... It and the “good work" it is (101119.: campus :i'oiips «10 ll'l‘ltlill..\. mentioned that he often eats and soiiictiiin: new is nildeil .'lI~

meals ihPt'e most cu'ry )eiir

aerced with Mr Stewart. ENROLMENT 'I'tl 'tti 111.1? howewr. that this was "not the in 100:2. itie \i’llllt‘l' l..hi'.'ii’\ n: P011“ U Medicine :3an h c v c ll r e was

"This IPCIKIallOt‘t‘ won't af opened this war ~Il‘lll‘l'l set‘ I?“ Hi. hill “‘9 should IlaYp sill lit? loniiiiitmi‘. of (a {‘t“\ l“ . ‘IlClPlll time to :iie the miller storm i'r: ‘icrtie to fitvt\llllll“'r :study and discuss it With th e dan $.30 iiilciits :councillors to see their views." Aiiihoi ies are lookiii; It'l' he said. wtird In :in ciil'oliiicii' o1 3.000

In 1070 Piuiis tor c\p."‘n_

IT (‘OI‘LD WAIT

th- (‘illll'lll\ cull for 11w Provincial Treasurer III I '

h of (‘I'JIII sli'ci-ts III the surround- 111m

1

bait l-‘ai'ntcr pointed out . ‘ _ ' I V the city had indicated ll would ""1. 'o'm‘onlml d‘K‘l" I suspend the taxes fora year and In" ""1“”‘ t‘ ‘ ‘11-‘10 0-011- sumestcd that the amendment 1 ’I“ ”" “"‘m‘ '1 "II" ""‘ "1 ,i-mmid “all” its li‘ii'i tits "'t’ i, I NH “‘1‘ Mex “whom” had”. “f mo l.‘l‘.‘:o :itvi'iuiiimt. .1 11 s Jill-’1 I’ailici‘ 1.0:.ii’c ice» that

opposition. stiid that he felt the City Council should handle. the 0”” "“N‘l'lw ""3" m h“ ‘n‘

matter. creased "If we're “(hum-i mm H", “I'llliiititmn i; vlip writhing. ‘ ' r 1' \: r:i: :(\l‘ll Council can do a loly “(3 should 'l.‘ "I It“ It '1 Hi i merits. and :is Ion; .l.~ the (or

cave it with them." he said e said that postponiufl the bill for a year was a goo idea

federation REI'I‘CIIII‘III I'l‘lllilllh as 11 is. the letlcriil :int‘l'llillt‘llf

l’IlINI'I‘l’ IINI'I'III III II I‘ . I I .H Charlottetown. I‘. E. I. Ministers: Rev. J. G. E. Ba . ILA. Rev. G. G. Wyrwns, 3.1L. B.D. Rev, Clayton C. Lewis Organist & Director of Choirs: Royston F. Mugford. A.R.C.O.

9TM-afmf:5eniorfIntermediate VandfiJunior- Chiigh—School

ll 00 a m -—P1'IIll/"il IleIIIPI';.ll'li u and .\'Iir.'~i't';»‘

l100 am "A BROIIIIF'S l‘t‘i‘ii LRV" il’tm John H h. Hal“ 1511‘ ~IllIIII Girls) -\nthivii “O Saviour ()I the World" ;; lit pm ~ t‘liili'i'li Minihcrship Chis.» Rev G \l'yrwas

"'l'llli‘. .\l.»\(l.\'l:3’l'l(‘ 1111.1." tRev .l. t; 19,. .‘lt‘IIIIM‘I‘SIIIll (‘ltiss ~Ilei. J. Bill] .-\W\I'I‘.\ \‘(11' \'1‘ TRINITY AND SPRING PARK" SPRING PARK [iNI’I‘I‘TII CIII'RCH (Cor, erkwnod Drive and Dunkirk Street) CHI}an SCHOOL 0:10 a.m - -(‘hiirch School

7.00 pm Ballt S 00 pin t‘hui'ch

“A WELCOME

11.00 aid—Nursery to Sunday School Room

"'I'III‘Z POWI'IR OF TIII‘I ORDINARY PEOPLE" Iiev, t'l:i\ion t“. Lew'is

Men's Choir Organist: Mrs. Ron H. Atkinson

11 00 ii 111

lators a chance in see if i h P jiirisdictzon. Y on y I City was being “unfair to th_‘- "llonmci'. toe leilcru. gov institution." crnment should liike a liiu:ci'

\lr, .\I.'llI1(‘\ltn also echoed the Sllplll(‘l11i‘lll.’ll‘_\ role 11 moms

lllll\{‘I'\|l\

speak. lrom the Canadian and other

"a chic 111 its iliploniutii

sentiments of the other t more

Zion Presbyterian Church

ers in It‘l'llllllL! the '

great asset to the town ” Sl‘l‘\l(‘t‘.\.

St. Paul's Anglican Church

Established 1769 by Royal Foundation

The Rev. F. Louis Elias. I..S.T., Rector Organist and Choir Director: George, A. Thompson. F.R.C.0., «cunt A.R.C.M.

FIFTH SL'NDAY IN LENT lPassion Sunday) ROW-CELEBRATION OI" HOLY COMMI'NIO\ II-‘ollowed by Laymen‘s Brt‘aklthl' 9.47¥ SL‘NDAY SCHOOL, .lunlor. Senior .\- Hiblc l‘l.is~e=. 11:00~Sl'N1)AY SCHOOL. Primary .k- Bf‘llllllll‘l'S (“loves i ‘i" Nursery in the ctoryl llztllrr—MORNING PRAYER & Sermon Subject: "EASY GOING (‘1IRIS’I‘I.\\1'1‘Y" Anthem: “A Legend" by Tchaikovsky 7:00 err-EVENING PRAYER K Sermon tYoulli Sci-vice Subject: “YOUTH. .«\I.(‘OIIOLIS.\I. AVD 'l‘III'I (11055"

Corner Prince and Gratton Streets The Rev. Donald A. Campbell. E.A.. Miiilstcr Miss Roberta Shaw, Deaconess Mrs. Madelyn Mackinuon. L..\lus., B.Mus. rganist and Choir Director 9:45 .am.—'l‘lie Church SchooluClasscs for all age! 10.00 a.m.—Bible Class 11:00 a.m.—Nursery School

11:00 a.m.—l)1\'l.\'l“. WORSHIP Sermon \ Pl?!\'l“l‘1-I\l"S t‘ltY FUR PARIION R litiytiioitd I, (iillis. Guest Preac er.

Clyde Iliyci ;\11lI‘l‘Illi .\'.~. Shadows Yonder -.~\. R. ('voiil Soloist. Mr Frank Wood

7:00 p.m.— DIVINE WORSHIP Sermon THE WORD OF 017R (1011 SHALL S’l',»\.\’l) l-‘llll EVER Miss Roberta Show, Deaconess Anthem: The Night Now Is Gone—~.l. B.

VISI'1‘()RS A1th .-\I..\\’.-’i\'h IYI‘;I.CU:\II‘;

Dykes

A YOI’TII FELLOWSHIP HOL'R will be hell Solidi): mcn- mg itinitediately following the Evening Source in 1111 rcc

tory. All young people are welcome Attend Church This Sunday

The Salvation Army

"Home of Evangelism Store 11165"

Great George. Street 55 Villa Avenue Major Ronald E. Walker Sunday: Directory Class—9:30 am. Sunday School—10 a.m.

Holiness Meeting—11 a.m. Salvation Meeting—7 p.m. Friday: Young People's Hobby Clam—4:15 pm.

“A WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT THE AIxMY"

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CALVARY TEMPLE

Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Upper Prince Street

The Kirk III S. James

The Reverend T. H. B. Somers. M.A.. 5.T.M.. Minister Organist and Director at the, CIIOII‘I Christopher Gledhill. M.A.. B.l\lus.

0:43 a m.~t'luirch School and Youn: People‘s Bible Class 11.00 a.m.—Churchtime Nursciy and Nursery School

11:00 a.m.-I\IORNL\'G WORSHIP AM) SI‘LRMO "THE (‘IIRIS’I‘HN FAI'I‘I AND HEALTH” 1” Timothy 1:71 Introit, "O sacred head. ntwv wounded" tllasslcr. air. Baclil '

Anthem "God so 1med the world" rotainer'

7:00 pm.~—EV KG WORSHIP AND SEMINAR:

“LICN'I‘EN LESSONS IN THE PARABLES OF

OUR LORD“

\' “GOD'S APRAISAIS AND AWARDS" Solo "He was despised" tHandeIt \lrs Christopher Gledhill

"God commendcth His love towards us. In that.

were yet sinners. Christ died for us."

N MENTAL

while we

Rev. C. K. Econ. Pastor

9:15 a.m.—Radio Briadcust Somme: ide Station

9:45 a.m.—Sunday School

TIME (‘RUSADE BEGINS WITH REY. .1. Mc WEN of Deseronto.. Ontario. at 11 8.111. and 7:310 p.m. SERVICES CONTINUE, Tuesday thru Friday at 8 p.m. ATTEND CHARLOTTETOWN'S FULL GOSPEL CHURCH

m. —— —-——————————————_—____

Central Christian Church

219 Kent Street Charlottetown. P.E.l. I K

10:00 a.m.—Bible School for the whole family 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Service-Lord's

Supper and

Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Rooks. Motloes, Plaques and

Greeting Cards

1 The Bible House 170 Kent Street Opposite Eaton's

mg Message: "HIGHER .DUCATION" Special Music—Junior Choir EVENING 7:00 p.m.~~I‘2ven-mg Worship SN'HN" Message: "IS INFANT SPRINKLING A HIRLl-l EACHJNG""

Specie“ 1 Must Mlnllter-Mr. William 0. Wenle Organist—Mrs. Allison '“DI'RB” \ YOU ARE WELCOME TO WORSHIP