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Man Is a Sinner

ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL ‘LESSON

Scripture—Genesis 3:1-18, 22-24; Mark 7:14-28; Romans 1:18-2:11; -I John 1:5-10,

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Y Wt Of44 NZ 7 “ ‘ 1A Sa7t i “4 onyi_|l 4M led 7 ’ ’ | ~ a - 2-19 God hates sin, He has not Against the of sin God sets ng. us because we are sinners. infinite lov P , Instead He eont is Son to Giver ae ml paneer man from wickedness and restore Lim Teise us wp. offering forgiveness, rp- vine immortality from the Tree fall short of His demands.— to fellowship with the Father, --o demption and salvation through Christ. of Life.—Genesis 3, Mark 7:14-23 mans 1:18-2:11 1 John 1:5-10.

MEMORY VERSE: “If thou, Lord, shouldest mark uities, O Lord, who shall stand? But the els mayest be feared.”—-Psalms 130:3,4. _ ( .

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By ANDREW BOROWIEC . GENEVA (AP)—A hard-work- ing organization, now..in its 18th a true charity ‘to Christian endeavor in the world, That is the primary aim of the World Council of Churches— unity of all those who believe in Christ. Toward this distant afm; it

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Sin is a disagreeable word that millions shun. It casts a shadow of separation. It raises chill thoughts of an impenetrable and eternal barrier betwéeg, humanity and God... ‘

Forgiveness on the other hand isa warm and inspiring word. It promises that life’s slate can be wiped clean. It brings us close to God — and to one another.

An Execution on a Friday centuries ago...an si ae aT a aad ot ‘aaad are: a For his own sake (3) Fee Empty Tomb in the dawn of the first serge 4 ter and good citinenship. Iti a stores bie children's sake, & remem ‘ ° man souls house spiritual 1 values, a community nation. with the stark realization of man’s sin and the _—are four sound reasons why every support. Plan to go to church regu- blessed assurance of God’s forgiveness. 7 Petemn theyld attend services regu. Eaty Sadi pee yome Big dally, That is why, when we think deeply of the mean- ing of these words — of their implication in raw! own lives — we find ourselves at thé very heart ’ ; the Christian religion. © Ce sis a eo no __And_it is why these soul-stirring weeks at the Monday tesigh PB threshhold of Christ’s suffering have long been the i Wie, Eookiot 6 en time for such searching thought! ., “ Thursday Acs | OB 344 - 0 “Wh Thessafontons 1 bit Hebrews 10 11-25,

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Sunday, Feb: 20: I John 5.

Monday, Feb. 21: II John.

Tuesday, Feb. 22: Revelation 1: 1-20.

Wednesday,’ Feb. 23: John 13: 1

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2 Friday, Feb. 25: John 14. Saturday, Feb. 26: John 15.

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Sermon: “MEAN T YOU SAY’’ -.

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Sermon: “IF IT WERE GOD’S WAY” Anthem: “Beautiful Savior’—Healey Willan (The Junior Choir)

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Rev. Malcolm F. Harlow. B.A., B.D., Minister

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~ 11:00 am.—“GOD IS FATHER” ponncwt “Like Ag The Hart”

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- . Sermon; gh “SEK YE THE KINGDOM’ —= ~~ h

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R, Vaughhan Williams ieee qy Subject: “WE CAN'T RUN AWAY FROM Gop | _

._EVENING PRAYER AND SERMON | Subject: “NEW MORALITY” =’ (Part XII—Sermons from the Paaims)

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