(A
First
Baptist
Church
CIIKISTMAS
SUNDAY
SERVICES
11
a.m.
WHITE
GIFT
SERVICE.
This
is
a
FAMILY
SERVICE,
which
the
children
of
the
Sunday
School
will
attend,
with
tljeir
parents
and
friends.
The
gifts
presented
are
to
be
sent
to
India
for
missionaries,
and
may
be
chosen
from
"this
list:
Dehydrated
fruits,
canned
meats,
junket
tablets
or
powders,
jellos,
sugar,
cake
mix,
jam,
cocoa,
etc.
;
'
Special
music
by
Junior
Choir.
No
Sunday
School
at
12:15
today.
7:30
p.m-HRISTMAS
SERVICE,
with
special
music
by
the
Bfcnior
Choir.
JIHRISTp4AS""TREE
and
Program
for
the
Cradle
Roll,
Nursery
and
Primary
Departments
of
the
Sunday
School
will
:
be
held
on,
MONDAY,
December
22,
at
2:30
p.m.
Parents
..and
.friends,
are
cordially
Invited.
The
me'mfie'rs,
friends
and
pastor
of
the
church
extend
to
all
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district
their
best
wishes
for
a
happy
Christmas.
Church
of
the
Annunciation
MWrrigit
Mass
.sung
by
His
Excellency
Most
ReV-
BlsnP
A-
Jordan
O.M.I.
Masses
on
Christmas
Day
at
9
and
10
aan.
Benediction
at
3
p.m.
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
EARL
SOILANI),
Pastor
Phone
Black
910
CALENDAR
Dec.
21
Communion
Service
at
11
A.M.
Sunday
School
at
12:15
P.M.
Sunday
School
Christmas
Program"
at
5
P.M.
Dec.
25
Christmas
Service
at
11
A.M.
Dec.
28
Services
at
11
A.M.
Jan.
1
Services
at
11
A.M.
First
United
Church
63G
Sixth
Ave.
V.
Choir
Leader:
J.
S.
Wilson
Miss
Rose
Marie
Hartwig
Organist:
Minister:
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson,
M.A.
CHRISTMAS
S
K
It
V
I
C
E
S
i
SUNDAY,
DECEMBER
21917:
11:00
A.M.
Morning
Worship.
Sermon
Subject:
"The-Light
of
Men."
.
12:15
Sunday
School.
7:30
P.M.
Evening
Worship.
Sermon
Subject;
"Shape
of
the
Ideal."
.
WEDNESDAY,
CIIKISTMAS
EVE:
7:30
P.M.
Vesper
Service.
Conducted
by
the
C.G.I.T.
SUNDAY,
DECEMBER
28:
11:00
A.M.
Morning
Worship.
Children's
Service
and
Sunday
School
Rally.
Sacrament
of
Baptism.
(Sunday
School
will
meet
at
11
A.M.
only.)
7:30
P.M.
Evening
Worship.
The
United
Church
of
Canada
JOYOUS
YULETIDE
Christmas
is
a
merry
time;
with
gifts
to
exchange,
songs
to
sing,
and
good
things
to
eat.
But
Christmas
is
a
time
for
reflection
too
.
.
.
and
prayer.
Make
your
observance
richer
by
planning
to
attend
your
church's
Christmas
services
in
the
company
of
loved
ones.
Hear
again
the
words
of
Him
who
would
give
the
gift
of
Love
and
Peace
to
all
men
for
all
time.
REGULAR
BAPTIST
(Fundamentalist)
I.O.D.E.
Hall
5th
&
McBride
Sts.
Phone
309
S
P
E
C
I
A
I.
CHRISTMAS
SERVICES
"God
SO
loved
the
World
that
He
OAVE
His
only
begotten
Son.
'
Jno.
3.16.
SUNDAY
-
Dec.
21st
1947
12.15
p.m.
Sunday
School
Special
Scriptograph
"The
Christmas
Story.
7:30
p.m.
Illustrated
Lantern
AddressMr.
C.
J.
Carter
"The
Sad
Shepherd"'
Solo
Mr.
Ralph
Weick.
Xmas
Music
by
Junior
Choir.
WE
PREACH
THE
OLD-TIME
RELIGION
The
Salvation
Army
CIIKISTMAS
SERVICES
CAPTAIN
AND
MRS.
JARRRETT
Corps
Officers
TONIGHT,
8
O'CLOCK
Saturday
Night
Youth
Rally.
Come
and
enjoy
a
Christmas
Worship
Service.
CIIKISTMAS
SUNDAY
SERVICES
HOLINESS
MEETING,
11
A.M.
Subject:
"THE
CHRIST
OF
THE
MANGER."
DIRECTORY
CLASS,
2:30
P.M.
SUNDAY
SCHOOL,
3
P.M.
SALVATION
MEETING,
7:30
P.M.-A
CHRISTMAS
CAROL
SERVICE.
Speaker:
Brigadier
Gllllngham.
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
23
7:30
P.M.
Home
League.
THURSDAY
CIIKISTMAS
11
A.M.
AN
HOUR
AROUND
BETHLEHEM'S
MANGER.
A
M
E
It
It
Y
CHRIS
T
M
A
S
TO
A
L
I,
I
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
PAUL
A.
BARBER,
Pastor
221
Sixth
Ave.
West
O
II
It
I
S
T
MAS
S
E
It
V
I
C
E
S
SUNDAY,
11:00
A.M.
Devotional.
Subject:
"God
in
Human
Flesh."
12:15
P.M.
Sunday
School.
Open
Session,
i
7:30
P.M.
Evangelistic.
Subject:
"No
Room
in
the
Inn."
"His
Name
snail
be
called
Wonderful,
Counsellor,
the
Mighty
God,
the
everlasting
Father,
the
Prince
of
Peace."
EVERYONE
WELCOME
Saturday,
December
20,
1947
Prince
Uiwcrt
Daily
J3clus
tstmas
Christmas
Mass
Movement
MOST
REV.
ANTHONY
JORDAN,
O.M.I.,
V
Vicar
Apostolic
of
Prince
Rupert
..
TEXT:
'"I
bring
you
good
news
of
a
great
rejoicing
for
the
Jiole
'
people.
This
day,
in
the
City
of
David.
a
-Saviour
has
been
born
for
you.
the
Lord
Christ
Himself."
St.
Luke.
Char
2.
V.
10-11
Do
you
know
anyone
who
does
not
get
ready
for
Christmas?
Anyone
who
remains
outside
Influence
of
that
contagious
excitement
which
lays
hold
of
all
men
at
this
season
of
the
year?
No,
this
is
truly
a
"mass
movement."
Whatever
be
the
difficulties
of
life,
or
the
troubles'
of
mankind,
people
the
world
over
experience
a
depth
of
happiness
that
makes
Christmas
time
unique.
Fur
clad
Eskimos
in
the
frozen
north,
vast
throngs
of
negroes
in
Africa,
brown
men
in
the
Southern
Isles,
yellow
men
in
Asia,
surging
multitudes
in
the
great
cities,
in
the
mountains
and
in
the
valleys
of
Euiope
and
the
Americas,
men
and
women
from
every
race
of
mankind
feel
great
joy
in
their
hearts.
Awe
and
reverence
are
-there-too,
and
for
the
time
all
else
Is
forgotten
as
the
memory
of
the
Great
Event
fills
every
mind;
for
it
is
Christmas;
it
is
the
greatest
ol
days;
it
Is
the
birthday
of
Jesus
Christ,
the
Saviour
of
men.
Christmas
is
a
"human"
feast,
and
its
effect
is
felt
most
In
the
intimacy
of
the
family.
Children
become
in
this
season
the
object"
of
tender
solicitude;
their
parents,
their
uncles
and
aunts
ply
them
with
presents
in
token
of
their
love
of
children
everywhere.
.
Oh,
how
softening
is
the
effect
of
this
generous
outpouring
and
how
in
the
Mind
of
God
it
is
intended
to
focus
our
attention
of
the
Christ
Child,
Who
came
to
redeem
and
save
us.
The
celebration
of
Christmas
must
turn
our
thoughts
to
the
stable
at
Bethlehem
that
we
may
dwell
prayerfully
on
the
action
of
God
begun
there.
The
Infant
in
the
manger
was
the
Son
of
God,
.Who
took
our
human
nature,
and
in
the
course
of
time,
as
the
Man-God
offered
Himself
on
the
Cross
for
our
Salvation.
Through
Him,
every
human
being
had
the
way
to
Heaven
opened
to
him.
As
St.
Pe'ter'said:
"Salvation
is
not
to
be
found"
elsewhere.
This,
alone
of
all
the
Names
under
heaven
has
been
appointed
to
men
as
the
one
by
which
we
must
needs
be
saved."
(Acts
4.12.)
Our
Lord
Himself
said
while
He
was
on
earth:
"I
am
the
vine,
you
are
its
branches;
if
a
man
lives
on
in
Me,
and
I
in
him,
then
he
will
yjeld
abundant
fruit;
separated
from
Me,
you
have
no
poww
to
do
anything."
(John.
15.5.1
What
must
we
do
then
at
Christmas?
First,
let
us
thank
God
for
His
Great
Gift.
At
home
and
in
church,
let
all
members
of
the
family
pour
out
their
gratitude
to
Jesus
Christ
for
His
infinite,
love
of
us.
Second,
in
testimony
that
our
gratitude
is
""
sincere,
let
us
renew
our
personal
devotion
to
Our
Lord
and
to
His
.,v,teaching.
He
won
for
us
the
personal
right
to
be
happy
for-i-
ever;
but
eternal
happiness
is
not
automatically
ours.
Each
one
m
gains
heaven
by
co-operation
with
the
grace
of
God.
This
word
"Co-operation"
supposes
"operation"
on
our
part.
We
must
work
then
for
Jesus
Christ.
.
The
nature
of
that
work,
He
Himself
has
told
us
in
these
words:'
"You
will
live
on
in'
my
love,
"if
you
keep
My
commandments."
ft
I
11
I
-
ft
V
h
61-'
I
II
I
Vk
t!V
On
Earth
Peace,
Goodwill
lo
Mm
My
KT.
KIT.
J.
11.
CIIISON
lllshop
of
Caledonia
Thow
who
had
hoped
to
sing
the
Christmas
carols
oi
w,
In
a
brighter
world
will
be
disappointed.
Even
the
most
giooim
predictors
at
the
war's
end
did
not
see
the
long
drawn
oui
efrorb
that
would
be
required
to
restore
peace
on
earthefforts
thai
have
produced
such
relatively
small
results.
Stalemates
on
con
ferences,
industrial
strife,
economic
Insecurities,
Indicate
how
iai
from
realization
Is
"a
just
and
durable
peace."
Why
have
the
great
efforts
put
forth
by
the
U.N.0
the
van-ous
International
agencies,
the
laborious
negotiations
among
thi
victorious
nations
proved
such
a
failure?
Is
It
not
because
Ht
who
came
"to
give
knowledge
of
salvation
unto
His
people,
to
giv;
light
to
them
that
sit
In
darkness
and
to
guide
our
fcei
into
iht
way
of
peace"
has
been
left
out?
There
was
no
room
for
Him
m
the
inn
at
Bethlehem,
there
still
appears
to
be
no
room
for
Him
In
the
deliberations
of
men
and
nations.
Fear,
suspicion
and
greco
have
crowded
Him
out.
At
this
season
when
we
join
In
the
Angels'
song
Pcao
'earth
among
men
of
goodwill."
we
must
face
them
with
uu
present
International
situation
but
we
must
face
them
with
tr.t
spirit
of
Christ
the
spirit
of
Justice
and
fairness,
the
spirit
n
stern
rebuke
of
unrighteousness,
the
spirit
of
loving
kindnes
u
men
of
every
race.
"Peace
on
earth
among
men
of
goodwill."
Peace
to
those
wh;
arc
pleasing
to
God.
And
those
who
arc
pleasing
to
God
are
thosi
who
respond
to
His
wonderful
manifestation
of
goodwill
in
teno
Ing
His
Son
to
be
the
Saviour
of
the
world,
by
themselves
accept
Ing
that
Saviour
and
showing
goodwill.
It
Is
not
a
proctamaUo:.
of
unconditional
peace.
The
announcement
Is
that
If
the
condition
Is
fulfilled
then
shall
come
peace.
What
has
happened
t
that
tht
way
of
peace
has
been
opened
to
us.
We
are
not
compelled
tread
It.
Ood
compels
no
man
nor
any
nation
to
walk
in
any
path
The
tragedy
of
the
world
Is
not
the
failure
of
Ood
but
the
inadt--quate
response
of
man.
Men
have
never
known
better
where
to
look
for
salvation
from
the
world's
ills
than
they
do
today.
They
realize
a
0
B
Shaw
said
some
time
ago
that
"Jesus
Christ
Is
the
one
who
uio
lead
us
out
of
our
present
difficulties
that
He
Is
the
final
hop
ofUheHworld"
and
this
Is
the
real
ray
of
hope
In
our
darkness
m
this
ChrUtmas
of
1947.
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Church
CIIKISTMAS
EVE
11
JO
P.M.
CIIKISTMAS
DAY
11:00
AM.
Special
Preacher:
The
BIhop.
SUNDAY
A
ITER
CIIKISTMAS
DAY:
8:30
A.M.
Holy
Communion.
11:00
A.M.
Morning
Prayer
and
Sermon.
2:00
P.M.
Sunday
School.
7:30
P.M.
The
Nine
Lessons
and
Carols.
First
Presbyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
Allan
M.
McColl
Minister
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
Choir
Leader
CIIKISTMAS
SUNDAY
December
21,
1917
11:00
A.M.
A
Family
Christmas
Service.
The
Pastor's
Sermon
will
be
"THE
CHRISTMAS
MESSAGE
Anthems
Junior
Choir:
"Let
Joy
Bells
Ring."
"Set
Other
Hearts
to
Singing-
12:15
P.M.
Sunday
School.
Special
Program.
7:30
P.M.
Sermon
by
the
Pastor,
"Idylls
of
Bethlehem."
Anthem
Senior
Choir:
"in
a
Stable
Lowly.'
Solo
J.
A.
Teng;
"Star
of
Bethlehem."
ALL
CHRISTMAS
SONGS
AT
EVENINO
SERVICE
A
cordial
Invitation
to
worship
with
this
congrega1101
extended
to
all.