Ballinafad Church Anniversary Draws Former Residents
Ballinafad marked the first church anniversary with attendees including Miss Jean Lawr Lydia Snow Lillian Shortill and many former Ballinafad residents. Reverend Ridley of Glen Williams spoke as the community noted losses and shared memories while church music by The General Store trio added a distinct spirit to the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Shovtill
Clarold Garton
Pembroke
Archie Ween
Ballinafad
Jean Lawr
Lydia Snow
Lillian Shortill
A. Cates
Drouillad
James Kirkwood
A. Vannater
Carter
Robert Shortill
D. Hickests
Rita Edler
Robert Warne
Harding Price
Kate McEnery
E. Crimble
Churchill
Morgan Madill
Robert Keer
Julian Reed
Donen
Ridley
Glen Williams
Norval
Eaton
Acton
Bruce Eaton
Gregory Bruce Eaton
Anne Shortill
Teacher's College
Donna Shortill
O.C.E
Georgetown High School
Delmar French
Lilian Shortill
The Power and Purpose of Speech in Daily Life
A reflective piece urging faithful use of speech for God’s glory. It weighs talk with God against worldly chatter and asks how often prayer, adoration, gratitude, and grace accompany everyday acts. It cites St. Paul and calls for consistent, public, and private worship beyond Sundays.
Space Age Hymn Sung at Trinity Church
A new hymn for the Space Age was sung Sunday morning at Trinity church for the first time. The hymn will likely be included in the next hymnary with the line Declare, O heavens, the Lord of Space. The words begin with New realms we find He hath made and Alleluia, to a familiar tune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Space
May 11 church notices and readings from Ottawa
Report from Ottawa by vud whiting notes readings on the National Housing Act amendments. Government to add 900 million for direct lending, NHLA insured loan limits rise, more housing funds, extended mortgage terms to 40 years, and loans for condominiums. Mentions multiple churches on Churchill Road North My and Acton Ontario with sermon themes and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Task Force
NILA
N.H.A
Housing loans eyed to ease urban rental shortages
A provincial bill would let CMALC loan individuals to build low rental housing, expanding beyond nonprofit government owned entities. Separately, mortgage limits rise to 25 000 for new homes and 18 000 for used, while passport processing adds staff and new procedures amid rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CMALC
Mitchell Sharp
Bible Society message from Toronto meeting urged wider scripture access
At the annual General Board meeting in Toronto the Canadian Bible Society urged churches to spread scriptures in every language at affordable prices. The Archbishop of York cited the need for the church to carry the Book in all missions and places. A campaign progress report notes hundreds of dollars raised. Ottawa hosted Grade Twelve students and teachers touring Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Board
Toronto
Canadian Bible Society
Churches of Canada
Yion
Bible Society
Archbishop of York
United Bible Societies
Ottawa
Milton and District
Parliament
House of Commons
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Ruth Hembruff
Vickie
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Bruce
Highway 40
D. Ocobichon
Fallsbrook Farm
Sandy Keir
Scotland
Mrs. Keir
Acton Free Press
God
St. Paul
Free Press
Churchill Road North
Acton Baptiet
Stanley Gammon
Tidey Ave
Gordon B. Turner
de. George Eliott
Presbyterian Church IN
Canada
NOX Church
Andrew H. McKenna
Iy. B. A. Hansen
Christian Family Service
Church
Anglican Church
Mary Rendell
Africa
Middle East
Pakistan
Evangel Pentecostal Tabernacle
Pr.d.c
Churchill Road
S. M. Thoman
Crusaders
Jubilee
Evangel Tabernacle
Maple Avenue Baptist Church
Maple Ave
Georgetown
Robert C. Lohnes
Bethel
Christian Reformed Church
Rev
P. Brouwer
Ontario
Vud Whiting
Campaign Acyon
Campaig
Fred A. Hofkaan
St. George's Sq. Guelph
Oat
Caroline Flower & Garden Shop
Hwy
CROWN
Stafford
Ee Dres Valencia
Spaghetti
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