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The Prodigal Players Troupe will perform here the examiner Saturday August 11 1979 Prodigal Players wide experience in theatre By DOROTHY KILBURN The most exciting aspect to me about the Christian life is the way God speaks to those who are willing to follow Him beautiful example of Gods guidance is contained in the August edition of Na tional Geograhic Magazine which tells about the second part of Peter Jenkins walk across America Disillusion ed with Watergate the Viet nam war and the drug scene Peter had set out to rediscover America for himself before rejecting it At revival meeting in Mobile Alabama he found God At New Orleans he decided to visit friend whom he had met at the revival who was attending New Orleans Baptist Seminary His friend urged him to take advantage of the Religion roundup Points Always guidance from God quiet campus to write the first part of his walk across Anierica During Peters stay he met and fell in love with Barbara Pennell who was studying there Barbara realized that marriage with Peter would mean complete change in life style for her and she was doubtful One Sunday she told Peter that if she did not receive some direction from the Lord during the church service they were through That morning the sermon was given by lady in wheelchair who told the story of the servant of Abraham who was sent to Mesa potamia by his master to seek bride for his son Isaac The servant prayed by well that the girl who came and offered to water his camels would be Gods choice for Isaac Rebekah came and offered water to his camels The servant told her and her family his Masters request and Rebekah was asked Will you go with this man The preacher pounded her wheelchair and shouted Will you go with this man Barbara had her answer Through her tears she whispered softly Peter Ill gowith you On Jan 18 1979 Peter and Barbara met the Pacific and finished their walk across America at Florence Oregon To those who are willing to do the will of God there is always guidance from God And thine ears shall hear word behind thee saying This is the way walk ye in it when ye turn to the right and when ye turn to the left Isaiah 3021 Retiring after 13 years EDMONTON ICP Rt Rev George MTuttle 63 is retiring after 13 years as princi pal of St Stephens College to allow more time for his position as moderator of the United Church of Canada Tuttle said he chose to retire because it wasnt fair to the college and it wasnt fair to me You just cant go all out on two jobs The college agreed to let Iuttle spend all the time he needed on national church busi ness But they hadnt bargained for three years Tuttle said The position of moderator is traditionally twoyear ap pointment but was extended one year in Tuttles case Bond strong GULF SHORE NS CP strong bond based on concern group of young nuns reach out to shake hands with Pope John Paul ll as one of them succeeds in caressing his face here this week when the Pontiff Life easier for Witnesses EDMONTON CPI Life for Jehovahs Witnesses in Canada is easier now say organization members who say they have been persecuted for years in country where freedom of reli gion is taken for granted Doug Held one of 10000 Jeho vahs Witnesses who attended recent fourday convention said people are more tolerant of the movement banned during the two world wars and are willing to listen instead of slam ming the door Our methods have changed Held said of the organ ization which has 100000 mem bers Weve learned to ap proach people in more tactful way wed love Nuns reach out to touch Pope COME JOIN THE FAMILY at GREEN PASTURES to have Jesus loves you for their heritage exists be tween Scottish Catholics and Quebecers says Malcolm Mac Donnell former president of St Francis Xavier University in Antigonish NS He said that because Cana dian Scots have retained their language customs games and dances they sympathize with Quebecers for wanting to retain their culture Dont take the audience to show take the show to the au dience The ageold custom of travelling players performing on mobile stage lives again The Prodigal Players are On tarios only travelling theatre troupe with it own portable stage complete with lights sound costumes sets and makeup The Prodigal Players group of 10 dedicated volunteers are committed to breating new life into these old medieval traditions Clowns and laughter parables and lighthearted look at human foibles Childrens theatre and some serious thinking about the human condition the show range from farce to serious and appeals to everyone The group will be performing in front of Collier Street United Church 112 Collier Street Tuesday August 14 An offering will be received The players bring wide ex perience in theatre comedy mime and music to the stage They are under the direction of Mrs Joyce Eagle wellknown teacher of theatre in Toronto Throughout August they will cross and recross Ontario staging their unique show in village and in the inner city The idea has been year in the making and it reflects the belief of the players that meaningful theatre program can be of excellent quality and also survive on volunteer basis Unlike many theatre groups the prodigal players receive no funding except ticket receipts and donations It is an old idea whose time has come again Canadian archbishop LONDON CP The possi bility of Canadian becoming the first nonEnglish Ar chbishop of Canterbury head of the Anglican community is being discounted here Instead the betting is that the successor to Most Rev Donald Coggan will be another Englishman Speculation here had been that Most Rev Ted Scott Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada was in the running to replace the man who has been titular head of the worlds 64 million Anglicans for nearly six years Archbishop Coggan 69 has announced he will retire from that post next January In the final instance the name of the new archbishop will be announced by the Queen In fact the choice will be that of the Crown Appointments Commission expected to put forth two names in order of preference to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher who then passes them along to the Queen supreme governor of the estab lished church was driven in his open ieep through St Peters Square in Rome for the weekly general audience AP Photo you titlilit it Aw Uni gt2 mu Si Hull ll1lltl lL FSllAY Ladies llnni Family Rm iwniiuz WEDNFSDAY Hunw MLQllllgs iiixii THURSDAY Prayer Mtvllllu SATURDAY Young Peoples 1nd Milt Mic House 301pii lvtpm tlipn iOpm 730pm DlREt LIONS PA STURES uw 9n lutheron Church 220 Steel St Barrie CHURCH SERVICE 130 om No Sunday School ley Hour1000 om Evmhg Warfiip 700 om Thurs Aug 16 730 om Special Missionary Meeting Rav Fraomon Africa Pastor Johnson 7281353 FIRST CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 156 St Vincent St Phone 7286035 REV BIERMAH church office at 7283017 Join us for worship at and Ham and 730pm no service on last Sunday or the month Tuna into the SAC 10 GOD HOUR RADIO MESSAGES SUNDAYS Toronto CHINFM 300 om 1010 Toronto CHFH 930am 1430 Pastor ESSA ROAD Presbyterian Church 59 Essa Rd at Burton Avo Minister Rov Guard Iyioord Organist Mrs Vsra Diamond 1000 AM THE COMPASSION OF JESUS Church Sdiool for all ages at the some time infant Nursery Core Provided OWEN WORSLEY STS 1000 AM Rev liddell preaching Child care available TRINITY St Georges CHURCH Burton Granville Barrie 900 AM TRINITY IX HOLY 800 om EUCHARIST Holy Communion Mm°=°l 1030 AM mils July is 29 Sept TIN on EUCHARIST TSESgr OTHER SUNDAYS Worm MORNING PRAYER Story for tho Childron Midweek Eucharists Rem nut 130 PM Rev Kaye BA Thurs l°=3° All Welcome Christian Science Society 159 Collier Street Barrie ST ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH WORSLEY CLAPPERTON JOINT SUMMER WORSHIP Anglican Churches INNISWOOD BAPTIST 17S YONGE ST No 11 South 10 om Chorchcbool 11mm Mmthorship om Evonhg Sorvica REV MICHAEL STRAIN Pastor Westminster nous EIGHT PresbyterionChurch REFORM CHURCH 170 Stool SI noor Puget At Cundlos Hoights Public School Candles Rd MORNING 11 om WORNSHP Worship Sonics rsery care and Sunday School Provided mi REV cum NOLAND Wednesday 510 730 AM in 1285869 Bible Study COME AND BRlNG and anur YOUR WHOLE FAMlLY Everyone Welcome to Christ uunm Centred Ministry HEW EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH St Vincent 51 Barrio Timothy Christin Sdlool Tolophono 7283017 49 Farrisl Rev Fronlr Wuest Pastor 945 om Bible School 1100 om Will Everyone Get to Heaven 700 pm Question about Salvation Wednesday 730 om Prayer Shore Bible Study Day Camp August 20th 24th If you would like information or to register call the Free Methodist Church 7267821 900 om Morning Worship 1000 om Sunday School 1100 om Morning Worship 630 om Evening Service Assistant Pastor IRUCE SWANSON CHURCH SERVICE SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 om TESTIMONY MEETING Second Wed each month pm All WELCOME mm mm scuoo Reading Room open Tuesday 79 pm AUGUST 1317 7261 602 All boys and girls welcome Aug Sepst in St Andrews For transportation call 7284526 St Giles Anglican Church 95 Cook St 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United Church 37 Burton Ave Barrie WORSHIP AT 1000 AM Nursery Care and Supervision for children up to years GRACE UNITED CHURCH Simi 81 east ill Cunt Minister REV ARTHUR STOREY Minister REV PAULO MORROW Music Diroctor MR DOUG GARRAWAY Everyone IS Welcome 1030 om Sermon Centra United Church Ross and Toronto Streets Next to the RVH Barrie Ontario invites you to Celebration ofWorship at 1000 AM LAYMENS SERVICE Chairman Culen Message THE CROSS OF COMMUNICATION Mr Jack Hunt Soloist Alex Riddell Nursery Facilities and Junior Congregation Casual attire billet United CITUICII 112 Collier St Near Citv Halli 10 AM CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL at fit one hour Message Ml 0N POSSIBLE PEBllT0 CHILD CARE PROVIDED WELCOME TO ALL VACATION IlIlE SCHOOL CONTINUES THIS WEEK 930 1130 AM AUG 14 Cams and Soc tho PIODIGAL PLAYERS THIS TUESDAY AUG 14 700 PM ON MOIILE STAGE IN FRONT OF THE CHURCH