Barrie Examiner, 5 Nov 1977, p. 5

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On top of things Using skateboard the latest craze in England Britains top choirboy Andrew March 12 arrives at Londons St George hurch to receive an award worth about $2000 for his church in lunbridge Wells Kent The youth won the money in the 1977 Heditfusion hoiristers Awards competi tion AP Photo Remembrance Day pray for peace By REV WALDOCK First Baptist hurch Next Friday is November 11th the day on which we traditionally celebrate Remem brance Day At the cenotaph at Memorial Square there is usually the ceremony of the laying of wreathes preceded by parade of Legionnaires people who lost sons in the wars and local organizations such as the Boy Scouts The ceremony is usually very impressive for the participants but seems dull to many others There seems to be whole generation of people who have never had to taste war and all this foofah about parades and medals and wreathes seems en tirely unnecessary But for the people who have lived and fought and who have had sons and buddies die in bat tle Remembrance Day is very important Some people say war is hell These are the people who have been most closely involved with it They have seen something of the horror they have tasted death They have lost everything but somehow have managed to hang on to their lives and the last vestiges of sanity For them war is hell Some seem to see war as time when some of the noblest characteristics of man are allowed to express themselves Who has not thrilled to see parade of fine fit eager trained young men ready and willing to work together for their common endeavor Who has not been deeply humbled to stories of heroism bravery and sacrifice that war has called forth from your young men and women War may be hell but it has often become the arena where man has been able REV WALDOCK to achieve his highest and noblest But war has also been seen to bring out the beastliness in man War bears testimony to acts of savage brutality un questioned viciousness evil and violence The story of war on our planet is strewn with blood violence and death Perhaps as we approach Remembrance Day again we should remember the loss that war causes Some people think of the loss of money or wealth or possessions or property We ought to think too of the loss of potential young lives snuffed out at the beginning of promising careers families decimated homes ruined bodies and minds crippled This Remembrance Day we ought to take things seriously and remember And pray for peace Moslems in London will soon have mosque LONDON Cl After nearly 20 years in prcparation Londons first mosque coin pictc with dome and minaret will be completed early next year The mosque owned by the London Central Mosque Trust Fund will cater to tiic esti mated million Musicins in Brit ain half of whom live in II don and the 250001 who visit Britain each year Until now private houses and small mosque at Woking Sur rey have been used as prayer balls The site of the mosque adja cent to the Hanover late on trancc of Londons Regents Park was first placed at the disposal of thc Mosicm commu nity in 1944 by the Crown Land Commissioners as part of deal which provided land in Cairo for an Anglican church Since then placc of worship and an islainic culture centre have operated in the house and cottage which then occupied the site The Mosque Trust which has 29 member trics is paying all costs FIRST PLANS ltllJlX TIII The first plans for the mosque were handed to the ltoyal Fini Art Joniiiiission in 1059 by an Egyptian architect But they were rejected because the mos uc was too big the bulk ant height were out of scale with the environment the commission rulcd Ten years later an inter national competition was held to find an appropriatc design Fiftytwo designs were sub Fund Dilli mittcd from 17 countries and the winning plan was by Sir Frederick Gibberd of Britain The frown Commissioners laid down competition rules the most important being that the belt of mature trees Surrounding the site be prrser ved and that the bulk of the building should not dominate the nearby cicgant Nash ltcgcncy terraces liic ibbcrd design complied with this by setting the main rootiinc of the building at 30 feet lower than either the ter races or trees Only the 82foot dome and flitfoot minaret rise above it The mosque comprises three CICHICIILSLhe main prayer hall lower prayer hall and minaret an Islamic cultural centre with library reading room and administrative departments and three storey residential block with an underground car park TOPPED BY DOME ihe 9iifootlong main prayer or congregation hall can hold nearly 1000 persons it is top pcd by copper dome and has two walls of great arched win dows its polished marble floor was the gift of Algeria it is fundamentally simple rectangular building required only to accommodate worship pers kneeling on prayer mats facing toward MccCa marked by niche the Mihrab lturesscd into the west wail of the main prayer hall opXsitc the Mihrab is gallery for women in the Muslim faith woiiicn cannot sit directly above nor in front of men Points to ponder God is thinking aboutourhves By DOROTHY KILBURN Seated at her easel young woman was completely absorbed in her painting of the crucifixion of Christ little girl who was visiting in her home came and stood beside her gazi intently at the picture When she was ask what the picture told her about the Lord she replied That He was thinking about me Her childlike faith had grasped the sublime truth of the love of God for her Everyone likes to be thought of to be remembered We enjoy birthday remem brance from our loved ones pastoral call when there is illness in the home letter from an old friend But to have God think about usdoos that sound bit far out It shouldnt If God thought about us to the extent that He died for us is not it logical that He should think about every detail of our lives CUNDLES HEIGHTS CHURCH At undies Heights Public School iwihw 1th Guest Minister Rev Allan Mack Special music by Group Seven of Hamilton Come and ioin us in Joyful Service For information or transportation 7281133 Free Lutheran Church 770 Sitti Striri BOIYH It it REV JOHN KLEIN Poxto GRACE The Friendly Fellowship Ministers Rov Donald Joy BA BD 1030am Rev Joy Welcome to ChristCentred Christian TWO SERVICES SUNDAY SCHOOL TO SERVE YOU 930 11 am FAITH FOR OUR TIME 730 PM HIC YOUTH Minesing Midhurst United Pentecostal Church Timothy Christian School Burton Avenue United Church UNITED CHURCH am Gran St Fort at Cook St Mmlser IIIv Paul Morrow Minnier REV ARTHUR STOREY °f°°°° Music Drroctor 1030 am WNW GWHW 1100am Dr John Wornico Sormon Church School during Ionico NAMES Nunory Toddlor Glam ham gnu DEDICATION SUNDAY For transportation Niflory to ond col 7160195 Church School provIdod iVlRYONl IS WllOMi Central Unitch Church Ross and Toronto Streets Barrie Ontario Rev Evoritt Achton BA BD Invites You to Celebration of Worship At the Door of the Church The church school meets at the some hour COLLIER UNITED CHURCH 112 Collior St Noor City Hall Bring tho Wholo Family to Church Bring Friond 600 PM CHRISTIAN YOUTH STUDIES PARISH OF CRAIGHURST Services at St Johns Craighurst am St Peters atMinesing 10 i5 am St Pauls at Midhurst 1130 am His love for us could be described in the words of the poetess Elizabeth Browning to her husband love thee to the depth of each days uiet need And that is where the love of meets usat each days need whether it be quiet or disastrously turbulent He IS able to supply that need whether it is physical need or need for tolerance patience and endurance He is waiting for us to come to Him with that need so that He can supply the remedy But because He has made us creatures who have the right to choose for ourselves He will not coerce our decisions We have the option of receiving His blessings or rejecting them Let us allow God to enter our lives at the point of our present need and through the sup plying of that need we shall agree with the Psalmist who said The Lord thinketh at me Psalm 4017 49 Forrir Limo Sunday School 1000 am Morning Worship 1100 am Evening Worship 700 pm EVERYONE WELCOME Martin Pastor 7282353 Methodist Church 200 Boyfield St at Dalton St 7267821 Minister Rev Wayne Sunday School 945 am Worship Hour 1100 am Childrens Clturch 1100 am Evening Rally Hour 730 pm Come and Worship the Lord Carl Bull BA 30 Pastor Eorl Grigg am ncr Dir of CI Ed Arrnu URMW St Giles Church 95 Cook St Barrie SERVICE 330 om HOLT COMMUNION 1000 om HOLY COMMUNION Sundoy School Nunory St Thomas Shanty Bay SERVICE 1030 am MORNING PRAYER Sunday School Nimory Fellowship St Andrews Procbytorion Church Orion ond Wonon Stu INTERIM MODERATOR REV ERIC BEGCS ID ORGANIST Ono Von Homort Romombronco Sunday 11 am Worship Goon Minictor Rov Dondd McRIlict MA IDMTh Remembering Bondage Freedom 945 am Senior Church School 11 am Junior Church School AI Visitors Wolcomo Wo provldo FREE bu trIuportutlon to aid From Smdoy School Ono oi or Ormgo bum II pIch YOU up Cd 7200720 or 7205709 4h Hiway Pentecostal Church Sunday Nov on 950 am Sunday School dynamic learning centre teaching character qualities iLoarn how to be honest loving trustworthy patient kind ioylul and at peace Sorvico Toctimony Sorvico St Georges Burton and Gionrille 00 Holy Eucharist Baptismal Eucharist Rector Rev loyo Church School Nursory All Welcome WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 170 Steel St Near Puget Minister Paul Mills 1000 AM MORNING WORSHIP Ouoot Mhlotori Rov Alumdor Clomorm Alirton Nursery Kindergarten Junior Church 16 100 AM Church School all ago 730 pm Sacred Concert Ron Patricia Owens Wednesday 830 pm Bible Study and Prayer Christian Science Society 159 Collier Street Barrie Church Service Sunday School am TESTIMONY MEETING Second Wed each month pm Reading Room open Tues Thurs 24 pm Thurs 730 930 pm Tel 7261602 11 am Worship Proico pm Inspiration and Horo Wo Grow Agoinl Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd FAITH MISSIONARY 229 Crawford Street Borrie 7373062 Domm 7268750 945 am Family Sunday School 1100 am Morning Worship 700 pm Evening Worship Representatives from Emmanuel Bible College Kitchener ministering in the service Wednesday pm Bible Study Prayer Friendly Welcome Awaits You SALVATION ARMY 60 Collier St Vocation and Commitment Sunday 940 am Christian Education Hour 1100 am Morning Worship Sharon Giles 700 pm Young PooplosDuty Night with Mrs Boin 1877 ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF WITNESS 1977 BAPTIST Clopperton Worsley Minister Rev Roy Woldoch 1030 am Family Worship Remembrance Day Service When Is It Right To Do Good Wednesday 630 pm Family Night At Tho Noort of Borrio With Barrio At Hourt ofv Trinity Church ullicr St next to Post Office Caron John Spoon Roctor SUNDAY IN ALL SAINTS om Holy Communion 1030 om Chord Euchmilt Sormon pm Evoncong Sonnon Midweek Eucharists Tucdoy 730pm Thursday 1030mi Hoding Sorvlco Essa Rood Presbyterian Church 59 Euo Rd at Burton Ave Minister Rov Gorord Bylourd ORGANIST VERA DIAMOND NOVEMBER ll om BORED PEOPLE 730 pm Film Time to Run Sunday School for oil ogol Intont Nurury providod Sunday Nov uni 05th Annlvorury Sorvico IItoo pm 130 MRS INNISWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Hwy 11 just South of Little Ave SUNDAY Fumin Sunday School 945 am Morning Worship 1100 om TUESDAY Womens Bible Study 930 am WEDNESDAY Proyor Biblo Studios 730 pm Youre Invited To Attend EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 120 St Vincont St Barrio Ontario Final Day of its FESTIVAL OF MISSIONS With Mr Mrs 01on Don portormon oduootorl ond minionoriu with HCJB Quito Ecuodor Mr ond Mu Glon Snidor torcod to ovocuoto by lnbion robol toms but WNI roturn to Muhhigo shortly Rov Nol Iignd Plonoor church vorhor ht Modolln Colombia SA 930 am Biblo School 1045 am Filth Promloo Offorhlg 700 pm Fortlvd FitIo Rov FrIh Wont 7203017 DiolAIiblo Mouogo 1311251 FIRST ANNUAL MID ONTARIO CONFERENCE ON EVANGELISM NOVEMBER 14 15 16 Iliur thew nuniir Iaslors oI III HlRIIIIS Each preacher Is provcn wruint iii toil true lo the rulllIllnltlEIII ol the faith and good personal soul winner MONDAY NOVEMBER 14 It 1PM INSIDR JAMES CUNNINGHAM himti linlu iiyii ills ttulalliu 00 PM IXXIOR CHARLES HAND liiimcr Aiialc all Inch Myth lklrnng ttnionn TUESDAY NOVEMBER 15 lilllhd BmPM PAST PASTUII LOU ililllllll BOB KIRKLAND ltoh Imml vimmu lilmluali IIulllthroher ILHIIHCI imam AIully Omani WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 18 7XIIM BENJFM msiou nocroir KEN BISIRETZEN DAVID ATKINSON than leitl tunih Dynamic Slither tlllltlhlfln Uninnu Waterloo Ontario iiirritziar fliaiiitiat tiliiirrti TELEFHONE 72Er5895 323 LITTLE AVENUE BARRIE ONTARIO 728 1497 IIIODU

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