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years Broadcast CFCY was formed, Sunday, ‘ ant’ Revert - 2 7:00°p.m.—“WHY NOT ADULTERY?” " : Anthem: ‘ e Field hristian Education Hymn- Living for Jesus ference will be Monday - Friday 7:30—Deeper Life Conference Jonathan ‘s slain‘ David's ones | ot ee . . Rev. Stuart Murray row is so great it extends to Saul |the sermon at ‘the’ 7 pm. E A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU, +

jeal . “a 8 persecution. | vice, a ularity.—I Samuel 18. -!I 19. possible —I Samuel 20. —II Samuel 1 {wat a were . 'Y VERSE: “Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friend.”—John 15-13. ‘held in homes, of men like Ben Th ki k f St J : ; jjamin Chappell and Joseph ec Ir 0 e ames HIGH PRICE TAG By R.H. RAMSEY jmote antiquity down to the pres- |Avard. In 1807 Rev. James Bul- Minister: ; There are few things in life ent. ipitt became the first Methodist : ° e e we fe; more highly than, We read in I Samuel that aft- | Minister. In 1863 the present The Rev. Malcolm A. McCuiag, B.A:, B.D. p. To be popular and jer David had slain Goliath, the /building was erected and known essings ri en Ss ip personable is something for | soul we tevetens as he looked jas the “Brick Church”. a Director of Musie which everyone— upon David— a young man Grace Church was built young — will sacrifice |bably his own age— was per Prince Street, but in Griclepher Gethll, 1.4. Bs Ay (Editer’s nole: The follow- | son is based on copyrighted , National Council of Churches (much. Yet, true friendship bears |with the soul of David, and Jon- |wnited with the “Brick Church” , ' Se ee ing material relating to to | outlines produced by the Divi | in the U.S, and is used by |a bigh price tag. It is a recip- j@than loved him as his own soul, |to be known as the First Meth-| ‘ pew pe tariMeR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1965 morrow’s Sunday School les sion ef Christian Education, _ permission.) ‘ rocal matter, requiring mutual | It is interesting to ro'e hen« jodist Church. Later changed to| . Sermon: tt : oe a ipport, kindness, respect, sac- that David and Jonathan were | Trinity. jpurchased and dedicated at 26 “YOUR F cifice and goodwill between the members of different tribes—| In 1925 when the United| Admiral Street. AITH AND YOUR DOUBTS” A FRIENDLY INVITATION TO THE people who profess it. Jonathan of the tribe of Church of Canede was formed,| ‘Trinity Hall, the mew Christ- habia There can be no lagging or jin, David of the tribe of Judah|(s union of Congregationalists, |12" Education Centre will be “Up, My wee . default where true friendship is |—proving that friendship ean opened and dedicated et 3 p.m. : Neighbour”’—Frrench p ur s concerned. Those friendships |cross national Doundaries and Methodists and the majority of | sunday (Nov. 14). Seca es SLRS which terminate at the first |bind nations and races together. |Presbyterians) Trinity became; wr Latimer was born in Cape _ 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School Ch lottetowr eigns of stress are only “fair| There was everything in the|e large and influential congre- 1 se 11:00 a.m.—Churchtime Nursery ar n weather friendships,” which/world to make them enemies, |gation. In 1010 Heartz Memorial Breton Island, later 11:30 a.m.—Children’s Corner Co Pri most of us can do without. Jonathan was the son of King|Hall was built and has served |New Glasgow, N.S., where he re- ' rner Prince & Fitzroy Streets True friends stand behind |Saul end “crown prince” of alas @ centre of religious fe. In| ceived his earlier education and You Are Invited To Worship Win Ue each other through good and |royal house losing its popular-|1958 a new congregation 1 0W was» candidate for the ministry DEEPER LiFe CONFERENCE bad times. This type of earthly jéty. David was a stripling shep- |known es Park Royal was estab- | Trinity United Church 3 ; aha ; friendship #s but a counterpart jherd boy rising rapidly in popu-|Mished from Trinity. | rom : ; with Rev. Stuart Murray : of something we can well be-jlar esteem. Jonathan knew the| In 1959 extension work began 'New Glasgow, N.S. He graduat- p [ ° lieve existe in its perfect form |time was coming when his fa-|in Spring Park. A new ‘manse |ed from Mount Allison in 1952 re- | t. au $ ng ican ¢C urch %, Board of Evangelism of the in heaven, for it is an uplifting, }ther's house would be extermin- |was built there in 1062 and this ceiving the BA and BEd, and 4 ! spiritual matter. Such friend-|ated and David would rule in its |congregation became a Pastot-|from Pine Hill Divinity Hall in Established 1769 by Roya) Foundation UNITED BAPTIST CONVENTION ship draws people together in a |place, but he felt no resentment | al Charge in 1964 and the new | 1954 with Bachelor of Divinity. The Rev. F. Louis Elias, L.S.1., Rector ce of the Atiantic Provinces manner which we can be sure |towatd David. He remained loy-|church completed in June 1065.| He came to Trinity United Organist and Choir Director pleases God. al to his father where he should | Mt. Herbert and Clifton (Bun) |Church Charlottetown as direct- George A. Thompsen, F.R.C.0.., (CHM) A.R.C.M. This, then, ts the type of |have been loyal— in the nation’s bury) were added to Trinity injor of Christian Education in TWENTY.SECOND SUND. ' November 15-21, 1965 friendship which existed between |common cause against the Phil- 196i as preaching places. In-1964 |195¢ from Orangedale U ni ted AY AFTER TRINITY e ’ David and Jonathan. Theirs is |istines. But he would not join|@ new manse for Trinity. was|Church in Nova Scotia. In 1962 8:30 am.—HOLY COMMUNI ‘ ieee (Monday - Friday, 7:30) ' fone of the most inspiring stories |him in hating anyone, especially the became Christian Education Layman’s Association Corporate -Communicn : in tie BRE end demeesen Eevee cg . - ‘Ev. li Field Secretary for the Mari-] io et ee ee ° ° that basic emotions change When became a ve | time Conference. son(s service which be followed (Sunday 11:00 and 7:00) with the passing of centuries. |from Saul’s wrath and jealousy, | ange ist He is married to the former breakfast in the Parish Hall. 7 TOPICS— . A- David and sonatas oleae coe oe love oak he T C 6 d ct sete § Snow and they a we 9:45 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL—Junior, Senior and, Bible ; joved each other in im s » contriv chi n. They reside Classes ed Holy t Convicts ore a ee Metra af behery, oo thousands of |mect Devid trequeally, bringing ° nau le, NB. 11:00 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL—Crib Nurvery, Beginnets, ney —, _ rfect loyal ‘friends — Damon end /news and aiding David in Meeti aa and Primary Classes The What The Bible Means by Pe Pythias, Carton and Dernay — |thwerting Saul’e insane plans, ngs North i la d i an ees Peeuee Sarvien ent: Adtoten Bible Study Bright Singing Christian Fellowship have cast their lot, one with the |for his capture and death. [A eee ern ireian pele Male Chale : other, in fe and story, from re-| Both David and Jonathan be) poy stuart at tale. bl tele SS—by 2 B. Sameee Heved ii’ God, and looked to Him |4.00" Won held evengelise hy Expects Trouble es CIANT—Laymen ead Recter for support. Thus, when they Mew Branowick aad Wetnes Ed. oabjerin Rinain Cao ae met in the forest they strength- |. .04 Island with the United| BELFAST (AP) — Armed : (Pant Vi of Lend’ you. ened each other's hand in God: IRantist Convention in the Atlan-|guards are reinforcing police + Ta f Together they made a covenant ltic Provinces will be in Charlot. | stationed at the homes of North- Church attendance every Sunday is your privilege. You are before the a What itetown for speaking engege-|ern Ireland’s premier, Capt ] cordially invited to attend our Services. may, they would stand together. |ments from. Monday to Friday | Terrence O’Neill,. and cabinet Pe gp one Poa Hyde lea : ministers as fears grow of at- a rec a wld eign afar Soul, nd De |, Pach renin, a, the Fig| ace by te, Ueeal eh Rep ' i vid knew his second in command eae ; Gaceniaal ciccis euapuet St Peter $ Cathedral pad would be Jonathan; high treas |CoMduct simple meetings consist- ° | indeed, on both be. |ing of singing, prayer and spec-| the IRA of planning e campaign Rochford | ~ lee pre pate ec, \iel music and Bible study at 7.90|of violence to reach a climax Square | i cause the eword of death hung | next Easter, the 50th anniver- ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA ‘ 4 ew over a id's head, and Jonath On Sunday, Nov. 9 he wil |sary of the Easter uprising in Ven. Archdeacon J. R. Davies, M.A., Rector : ' a Sor ones heel * |preach at both the cone and| Dublin. It began the chain of Rev, Canon E. A. Malone, M.A., D.D., i eehee rhe dle’. mackaewy — = “—_— ; Miss Suranne Brenton, LicMus, Orgonl : ib Sether was. warwervicing PA . Mrs. B. W. Patterson, Choir Director LS while it concerned the fate off SPRING 'PARK UNITED CHURCH aa - Kirkwood Drive } 8:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist. Philistines attackéd, ~~ Jonathan Minister: Rev. Clayton C. Lewis : = took thie place among his broth i it and Choir Director: Mrs. J.B. Herdmes, L.R.AM. (°° &.m-—Mattins os ers with his father, and was ] 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School (11 a.m. Infants) ie slain with them. CHURCH SCHOOL: 1 11:00 a.m.—Choral Eucharist and Sermon The news of Jonathan's death 9:45 a.m.—Junior, Intermediate and Senior (9-18) years 1 7:00 pm. ae Evensong & Sermon : He rent his clothes Tee on 11:00 2.m.—DISCIBLESETP ee Visitors cordially wei at all services s ¢ , wept a : uric or ad .» i are y icome E © fasted. The deaths of Sau! and Py 2 gg ein nae amelie reat te inspired of ere ; : "You are Weic : is Worship wih ue.” | Ce a ener r ——- , @ dirge laden x —————— — SS ra a. B27. All the evil, rouble, 1 Charlottetown Bible Chapel | Chartotietown, P.E.I. ~ ee 2 aad bs oo beg sta at = 235 Cumberiand St. at Longworth Ave. Ministers: Rev. John G. E, Ball, B.A. P a bie << or Jonathan . Rev. Gerald G. Wyrwas, B.A., B.D. ei a F ed the father also. | Services: 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. O]O= a lo itis ettection Sr Denathen ‘6 r0- ee hen Bee hs Ps eae Scare elit f x, f fi 3 © ’s ’ re- Ti - 1 | ime A a The Oe BOR «re _ ane 9:46 a.m.—Junior, Intermediate and Senior (9-18 years)

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a Anthem: ‘Rise Crowned With Light”—Willan Loni Anthem: “‘Sing Alleluia Forth’—Erie Thiman Poon : ; 5S Villa Avenue Capt. Ray Nelson J union Ob o. Be : Thou My Vision’ Traditional Irish Air sais ‘ile Sunday: Directory Class—9:30 a.m. “Come, O Lord, Morning Sunlight”—J. Steiner “Ue e Sundey Schooi—10 a.m. 8:00 p.m.—THE OPENING AND DEDICATION OF om ooe es Fite SP st nett ge Salvation Mesting—7 p.m. ee ie ane) Guest Rev. R. 8. Latimer Tuesday, SO naa Prete ere (Public meeting clo: “How Lovely yee ay Dwellings’—Samuel Liddle Grandma baked pies today and we had a good. ‘ A WELCOME AWAITS ‘YOU AT THE ARMY” 1 Solo: “T Walked To-day Where Jesus Walked” —O’Hara laugh together.over the story she used to tell me Literature ; , Mrs. David Cox: as a little girl of a lady who baked pies and marked Si: ald ‘ “ 5 7:00 p.m.—Rev. John G. E. Ball : them to tell them apart. Kol whe poured M for : Benry ond Tina Dirks have BIRCHWOOD Anthem: “Lift Up Your Hearts” H. A. Chambers “Tis Mi the others T M *Tisn’t Minee. spent years as Congo Inland ee oe : © ; ye rs Missionaries “in Wterature pro- | FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND | 8 su un naving Gra a in our house, .. : Fs ion, reports Canadian ‘ Birchwood St. near Longworth Ave.) ; Her stories of the old days, her understanding , Mennonite. Arriving in Canada Minister: Rev. W. R. Underhay, B.A. PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH

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everything she does. No matter what the eircum- : : i ; the raire Evangelique du Congo)] . VISITORS WARMLY WELCOME. 9:45 a.m.—Junior, Intermediate & Senior Church School stances, she meets people and situations with love Se ae ee ce ee ube te he . press; which is a ve _ i 11:00 a.m.—Nursery and Kindergarten Classes and Full eredi that saaee hucelawe. eee r goodness. t is. hers, none.of the 45, ad good citizenship. Risa shore- _hhis children’s sake. (3) For the mke | Work. of several. mission boards. | |--11:00-a.m.—DIVINE WORSHIP é problems that we feared when she came to lrve with house of spiritual values. Without 0 SS ee oaks (® Shee a the eg SSS Sermon: "THE BIBLE AND CAPITAL PUNISH- us have developed. mor civilization cm survive. These which needs his moral and material, {large quantities, they are call- | CALVARY TEMPLE ee “Immortal, Invisible’—err. Malia Yes, Pd say Grandma hes rubbed off on sll = “e_ fom sound Seeenme viv evry F< ro rade pag ing for much needed equipment (Intermediate Girls’ Choir) ef us. We all go to church now and we're much = = Sout eT ee ee as ito. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLIES OF CANADA } 11:15 a.m.—Primary Church School happier because of it. We've learned from Grand- one “ak hn The British and Foreign and_ ‘ Ce ae eer 7:00 p.m.—EVENING WORSHIP ma that happiness comes from doing good and lev- ‘ ; the American Societies are Rev. C. K. Benn, Pastor ' , Sermon: STRONG ENOUGH TO SHOW MERCY’ ing God. ne 4 saeaty om = is ‘stoi aoc fn the trans] 9:15 a.m.—Radio Broadcast, Summerside Station Veeper, Hyman: “The Shipg Glide ST ; :45 a.m.—Gunday School, Classes for ail ages. Why don’t you go to Church and take or Be) ae? Worley coe 2 +4 tion of millions of pieces off °° °™—TiN "Tom JOHNSTONE, TORONTO, ONTARIO | YOU ARE WELCOME TO WORSHIP WITH US family with you? SSK Lae Romans 713 (| Scripture im many languages in General ) Guest Speaker eens 49 eae (11! Fraoy” ow : - tga a reece a ite a Mg OF CHRIST, THE ————— — Saterty — U Rotty | ‘The Societies will receive $00,-] ° — Se . : oa Cgriett 1808 Keer Advertaing Service, Ine, Stresbors, We 00 Goopels of Mark in nine dif- J 7:20 p.m.— THE PHYSICALLY RESURRECTED JESUS, Lion Presbyterian Ch rch ; ; cy cp + Sp cy + Sip + Sip + GS + SD tt SD t¢ GD | | ferent languages printed at LE- . ‘THE WORLD'S ONLY SAVIOUR” Corner Prince and Grafton Streets ; 000 copies : Roberta Shaw. Deaconess 3 : ; sa : ! Choir Director. ¢ BY THE FOLLOWING INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS — [rrstaiium’ atte Wor Central Christian Church | samme Cour See Ces fr a a ‘ through t Congo : —Bible : m— / ROGERS HARDWARE CO. LTD. JOHN W. MacKENZIE WodD CONVALESCENT DAILY BIBLE, READINGS 219 Kent Street | a a.m. a 11:69 a.m.—Nursery School NE 1 NURSING HOME ; Sunday, . 14: Amos 7. : j ‘0 p.m.— eopies’ Bible Class Wholesale & Retail Hardware Neahies waa tema” bdiaee. | Catton. | SURO. Se Ament EA ee pl STEWARDSHIP AND BUDGET SUNDAY 904-8501 137 Queen St. 4-3282 269 Queen St. Tuesday, Nov. 16: Amos 9. 1:00 om Manes Te oe Lee Supper | » Sermon: THE COST OF DISCIPLESHIP ‘ R. 1. JAMES Wednesday, Nov. 17: Jonah 1. Anthem: “Beside Sta Waters” (Hamblen) Eee ee nibeuin : 5, NELSON GOOD ae ~~ MOORE & McLEOD LTD. ~~ Plumbing and Heating Thursday, Nov. 18: Jonah 2. Boost: are. Lacie Hickox i. ‘ . & Faye Rogersop- = Plumbing and Heating Contractor ~ . Departmental Store Day 4-0968 Night 4.gxs0__| Eeidey. Nov. 18: Jonah 3. © 2:30 p.m.—Diyine Worship, Calvin Church, Mermaid = ff 8085 17 Hawthorne Ave. = 46541 119 Queen St. Bites, Dame e | ee | om eae ee 7:00 p.ta.—DIVINE WORSHIP : A was _ A _» - ____ ATTEND THE CHURCHOF YOUR CHOICE. —— i a Sele tele: come = ea Semon: THE LIGHT THAT FAILED 3S B= tail are so far apart that mole- eee ee . : Falling—Heuptmans READ THE CHURCH .ANNOUNCEMENTS ON THIS PAGE FOR TIMES OF SERVICES me can travel 1,000,000 miles Organist: Mrs. Helen MacRaq A:R.C.M. | _ A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL pare - thout calliding . De ete ey : ; ~~ er + : . 4