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Rector of Sts Andrew’s: Anglican Cathedral os

THE DILEMMA:

  

OF SUFFERING"

. May | be’ quite frank. | really haven't a ‘complete
answer to this riddle of the ages, but | have gathered

together afew. thoughts.

First there are those like ‘Job's
friends who believe suffering ‘is
a direct result of sin, and be-

cause there Is enough truth in

this false belief it is kept alive
today in spite of the fact that

devout Christians suffer too,

Some accept or blame fate for

their sufferings. During the war.

one: would .- hear a -soldier say
that “a- certain: shell had- his
name upon it” and if it was his
time he would’ die. Predestina-

tion is a sort of fatalism, that,

God determines: everything: in
advance, which would mean that
Judas was no more to blame for
betraying Christ than Paul.
Others deny the reality of suf-
fering. -

Why do we suffer?

has given us a-power.of. choice.
Some misuse’ it,. make: wrong
choices and suffer as a result.
This does. not. mean,: ‘howeve Y,

that everyone who: ‘suffers has
made a wrong choice. :

Some suffer: because:: they are.
bad, others * because. they. are
good, .To. be..loyal to.an_ ideal,
to’ follow in the: footsteps ofthe
Master entails suffering. We:can
expect it. This does. not. mean

born of experience which

may help us to partially understand the true purpose
of suffering. |

 

but rather accepting ‘the fact
that we live in’a world in which
we cannot. avoid: struggle - and
suffering and pain... 3

The next step is to accept. ‘it
without. seeking self-pity:.or be-
coming resentful and bitter, Zt
might be a test of our: faith or
an opportunity to prove.to our-
selves and -to others that God,
through Christ, can’ meet ‘all our
needs.

He promised. not to tempt : us

St. Paul has a. word of en-
couragement for all who suffer
for’ righteousness’ sake: “To

work together for good.”

‘trust God, our suffering will be
God’ for ite

“O joy that seekest’ me. through

~ pain’ oo.

I cannot: close my. heart to

o.. thee; oo. ©

I trace the - rainbow through

othe rain, cout. :

And feel: the promise is not
vain

‘That | morn shall tearless be.

 

 

Danny

Bowen elected.

_ president by students

 

 

TONIGHT

| 10:15-10:30 p.m.
. CFPR

Prince Ruvert

HEAR

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 

“PRIME MINISTER,
THE RT. HONOURABLE -

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In the radio series |

“The Nation’s Business”

The Progressive Conservative. Party

 

 

 

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CHURCH .
DIRECTORY
Services tn all churehes at 11 am.
and 7:30 pam, except as shawn,

 

ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL
4th Ave, W. at Dunsmuir St.
Holy Communion 8:30 a.m,

Senior Schoo) 9:45 a.m,
Juniors and. Kindergarten J1 a.m,
Rev, G.-T.:Pattison Phone 4766

SPO PETERS | ANGIICAN. “aia toatl
Seal Cave
Rey, Donna R, Chasacis
Moly Communion 8:30 am.
Bible Class 10:00 a.m.
2300 Seal Cove Clrala
Din 3oil ‘

 

 

BAPTIST
at, Young St,
10 am, and 12:15
Dial 68060

FIRST
Sth Ave. EB.
Sunday Sehool
Rev, dA, Roskam |

REGULATE BAPTIST
fan OL Ave, East
Bundny Sahoot 10 am,
Morning Service 11.15 am,
Rev. Le BR.  daekson Dial aut,

EVANGELIOAL FREE CHUM,
Bth Avo, at Ambrose
Sunday Schoo! 10:80) a.m,
Morning Bervies 11:80 Am,
Rov, HW. We, Postar: Yin 4403

ST. PATIL LUTHERAN
fith Avo: at MeBride St.
Sunicdoy Bohool 0:46 am,

Rov, A, 8, Orson | Dink 4104

PENTECOSTATL, TABERNACLE
Qn Oth. Ave, Wert
‘Morning Aorylea 11:00 am.
Bunny Bona as Opal wm,
Avanyoliatia m
Rov, Wm. Wh. Teggette inl aang

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Qh 4th Ave, Barat
Sunday: Bahoal: 10:00 Am.
Tiny Tota 9 100 Me,
Roy, Tyan A, Cambio Din} saan

THE HALVATION ARMY
‘ Tranor Alraat
Sinday 11:00 a.m, Holiness Anrvico
1948 pam, Bunday Sohont..
T90. pam, Salvation Maoting
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Mint 9094

PIRAT UNITED
- ONG Ath Ava, Woat
Morming woratih 11:00 am,
Rvening Woarahl in 80 pan
\ Mr, Jahn Onahora
Rav, TRWiE, Wat Dint. avid

ween HARTI: CHURCTT
Bunt “un tio" am,
AM ty anna Ms |
nov, John Kuehn Dini 2469

CORT BDWARD GOSPEL CUAPHE
(Went: Cont CUMNdrents ~ Misaton)
Ainday Bohoal 10:80. am.
Worship aorvien 7:0 pin

Tistor John Goerte .

 

 

 

 

    

Danny Bowen. Wednes-
day was elected president

School's. third’. Student
Council for 1959- 60, fol-
lowing two days of enthus.
jastic. campaigning | in | the
school:

_ With the Grade 12 student.

{others nanted to. office werc

Grade 12 pupil Joanne Murray
vice-president and Grade’. 1}
student Margo Armstrong “as
secretary- -treasurer..
To act as. representative | “or.
the council from Grade 10 was
Loraine: Dickens while Marilyr.

|Brown was elected to represent

Grade 9.

M.: Clara. ;

‘| seeking it or’ failing to. avoid’ it

beyond what we.are able to bear.

them that love God all things.

‘We may not understand it at -

: | the time, but if we believe and
The obvious reason is that God

a blessing and | we will ‘thank

of the Annunciation High.

Faculty members on the coun-
cil are parish. priest Rev: ‘James |.

fo. ‘Tracey, school. principal. . Sister,
“| Beatrice. and | moderator “Sister

a GU RS!

 

Bible Society.

Lloyd: Franklin, president of
the local branch of the Bible So-
ciety, a world organization dedi-
cated to. translating, printing
and distributing the Bible
all languages, said that many
people cannot pay the fuil cost
of the Bible. As a. result the

 

iconclusion of ‘which they. pre-
sent, New. Canadians with copies

of the. Scriptures:

Mr... Franklin ‘ urged.”
ichurch- ~goers:

 

vices: Sunday..."

 

in:

Bible Society subsidizes the sale
of the Scriptures on an average
of 60 per cent around the world.

The Bible Society, which was

‘The Prince ‘Rupert. “pranch. .
members now attend. Jocaliciti-; %
zenship court ceremonies. at the |}

NORTHERN MISSIONARY--Canon William s RL “James,

715,000 square miles of the desolate. ‘Keewatin: district, conducts. a church service for Eskimos

in his church at Baker Lake, N.W.T. He .has. been in. the area off the upper west' shore

of Hudson: Bay for ahout:30 years. but: admits he ‘isn’t fussy about the northland. “But I love
the work,” he says, “and q. love Canada. ” This picture was taken about two years’ ago.

founded in 1804, supplies. the |-
‘Scriptures | in’ Canada _in 70
anguages.

| Bible group: seeks. aid
from churches Sunday

A campaign for $800 will be staged in’ city
churches Sunday on behalf of the British. and. Foreign

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* that
“give. : generously;
when they, attend their local ser-"

 

a Prince. Rupert Daily News
. Friday,’ October: 2.1959.

 

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DR, WILFRED SINCLAIR, BM,
ector of the ‘Skeena Health Unit,

take’ over the. post: vacated by

poined the Colonial Medical Se

London University, where he

Vancouver,

Born in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, Dr,
educated. in. Belfast and graduated from Queen's University,
Belfast in 1949 with a Bachelor of Medicine degree, After in-
terning for a year, Dr, Sinclair spent three years-as a general
practitibner in Northern Ireland and Scotland, In 1953 he

DPH, 33, recently appointed dir-
has arrived in the city to
Dr,.W. B. Laing! Inte this spring.
Sinclair, was

rvice and was posted to Nyassa-

land, In the Central African Fedoration, While there from 1953
to April of this year, Dr, Franklin took a year off to attend

obtained his diploma in public

health, Married, with to children, Dr. Sinclair drove here fram
—Stalt photo by Charles E Giordano,

sna GREE AT HERE HO TEE mgr TNT RmE EET

 

 

 

 

ROBERT : HINMAN, ;

7:30: p.m. Husband. of Centre
-Arts. and Crafts director, Mr.
Hinman ‘has offered: his ser-.
vices to teach oil painting at
the year’s . classes... Monday
night he will outline his course
of instruction and he suggests
that. persons attending bring

 

pencil and paper for notes
necessary for following the
class program. -—Staff photo

‘by Charles” E, Giordano.

/yyeans

Calgary.::
artist will. give instruction in |
oil painting,. Monday night. ati
the. Civic. Centre” Art club's |
first. meeting “to. -be held at.

      
     
     
     
   
   
    
     
    
    
    
     
   
    
   
    
    
   

Anglican ‘massionary for about a

—CP. photo.

Mr, and Mrs. Angus MacDon-
ald, 2149 Seal Cove Circle, leave
tomorrow night aboard the
“Canadian Prince” for a month’s

‘holiday visiting relatives in ‘Pas-.
adena, California.

Mrs.. Joseph Slaggard, after 36
in Prince ‘Rupert, leaves
tomorrow aboard the Canadian
Prince for Vancouver where’ she
will make Her home with her
sister Mrs. Helen Coleman. Ten-
tative plans include a. trip to
Europe next year. Since Wed-
nesday she has been a guest at
the Savoy. Hotel.

 

‘lyan,. brilliant: American baritone.

Soloist with. such orchestras
as the San Francisco Symphony
and the Los Angeles’ Philhar-
monic, star of New York opera
performances and featured sing-
er in several Hollywood films,
Mr, Kemalyan has earned rave
critical reviews wherever he has
performed. “Unique,” “glorious,”
“exceptional,” “stunning,” “sup-
erb’—these are a few of the

enthusiastic comments of crit-

ics who have heard .perform-
ancés by: this versatile. singer.
. The series, acclaimed by many
Prince’ Rupert music-lovers as
as likely to be “the best: ever,”
begins October. 6 with the Clare-
mont Quartet, an: ‘ensamble of
young string players ° who were
lauded by the Boston Globe for
“a warmth and imagination
rarely heard.” Bs .

 

 

Novernber 3 will see the ar-
rival here of , Marilyn - Horne,
sensational young. soprano who
already has behind her a dis-
tinguished musical

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- Sermon—“Love Beyond . Compare” ~ a ee

First Presbyterian = hack

11:00 a. .m.—-Communion Service.

‘Sermon “Give and Gain”

7 7:30 p.m.—Eyening Worship :

Tiny Tots—11:00 a.m.

 

 

 

 

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Leaving this morning by Can-
adian Pacific Airlines plane was
Mrs. William: Kincaid .and her
| daughter Melanee for a- visit

with her parents in Ottawa.

 

 

 

 

 

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