St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Church
CHRISTMAS
SERVICES
Prince
Rupert'
Daily
News
Saturday,
December
22,
1951
PARISH
NATIVITY
PLAY
'
by
the
Sunday
School
3
p.m.,
Sunday,
Dec.
23
CHRISTMAS
EVE
1
1:30
p.m.
CHRISTMAS
DAY
11:00
a.m.
Special
Music.
The
Bishop
will
preach
the
sermon.
Second
Prince
(A
fw
Avenue
Wext
Ruiiert.
B.C.
Christen
Science
society
I
Most
Beautiful
Story
iBy
Rt.
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia
We
are
in
the
liqht
and
beauty
of
the
Christmas
story.
We
never
weary1
of
it.
What
other
story
so
thrills
the
heart
of
childhood?
What
other
story
gathers
all
people
of
all
climes
and
conditions
within
its
vast
and
tender
heart,
making
them
all
stn
OF
..IE
FIRhT
cmmcH
OP
chmst
scientist
IN
BOSTON.
MASS
"IS
THE
UNI-EVOLVEU
BY
,,f
lessen
Konnnn
,
INI.liHINd
MAN
if
KI
K?"
Warm
Christmas
Faith
iBv
Most
Rev.
Anthony
Jordan,
O.M.I.,
Vicar
Apostolic
of
Prince
Rupert)
"There
is
no
corner
of
the
world
but
has
witnessed
how
our
Oorl
can
save:
In
God's
honour
let
all
the
earth
keep
holiday."
Ps.
97.
When
we
wish
one
another
a
Merry
Christmas,
there
are
doubtless
some
omonq
us
who
do
not
feel
in
our
hearts
the
surge
of
joy
that
the
season
is
meant
to
bring.
Some
others
there
are
who
have
'
become
cynical
about
the
universal
exchange
of
greetings
which
characterizes
this
season
and
exude
icy
coldness
instead
of
warmth
with
their
handshake
rejoice
and
be
glad?
,(
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Meeting
Second
Wcd-j(
each
month
at
8
pm.
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Wednesday
ttlid
Krlday
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4
p
m
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Fwry
Sunday
at
M
a.m.
The
birth
of
Christ
is
God's
greatest
story
told
to
me
in
deeds
rous
night
in
Bethlehem
no
man
lived
for
others
in
such
full
and
unstinted
measure
as
thousands
'Continued
on
page
6i
"If'
;
rather
than
in
words
so
that
we
i
might
not
only
understand
His
great
love
to
us
but
also
be
af-
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Tt'tY(vt'cc'C
DIRECTORY
CHURCH
Deed
itself.
Actually
the
cal
event
of
the
first
Christmas
Day
'was
a
very
simple
act
the
Et.
Pau
-rlir
lu
all
ihurrli
al
II
a.
m.
anil
7:30
p.m.
Hniiila.v
Ni-IiimiI
al
and
their
words.
Adults
surely
should
know
that
the
ordinary
gaieties
of
the
season
are
jin't
enough
to
make
a
really
happy
Christmas.
Jesus
r;:i.
--riMif
as
f-hnwu.
birth
of
a
baby.
He
was
foretold
by
prophets,
heralded
by
angels,
and
begun
by
the
overshadowing
of
the
Biessed
Virgin
Mary
by
the
Hoty
Spirit
of
God.
It
was
unique
and
mysterious.
As
yearly
we
worship
before
the
Manser
we
are
filled
with
wonder.
Christ,
our
Blessed
Lord,
is
the
centre
of
the
festival
and
without
Him
It
would
be
an
empty
mockery.
We
truly
make
Him
welcome
into
the
world,
into
our
everyday
world
when
we
renew
our
firm
belief
In
His
Divinity;
when
AMU.K
AN
11
Till
HUM.
4th
Ave.
W.
at
Danmnuir
Kt.
Hulv
Communion
8
:10
am.
Sunday
Hchool
3:00
p
m.
Canon
BasU
8
h-ocklcr,
B
A.,
B.I).
11
AM.
CHHL8TMA8
FAMILY
SBRVICK
bermon:
"A
Chitd
Is
Born."
'
Childrrn's
Story:
"The
Robe.
Anthems:
"The
First
Nowell.'
'Shepherdi.
Shake
Off
Your
Drowsy
Sleep."
Solo:
"Sleep.
Hqly
Bnbe"
(H.
A.
Mathews
t
-
Mrs.
C.
Roberta
7
30
P.M.CHRISTMAS
SERVICE
Sermon:
"The
Secret
of
Chrlstmaa."
Anterms:
"Behold
a
Virgin."
"I-et
Us
Now
Go
Even
Unto
Bethlehem."
Organ-Piano
Ductfi
Mornlntt
and
Evening;
"Joy
to
the
World"
iHandel-Ashfordt
s
Lutheran
Church
5th
Ave.
at
McBride
St
Rev.
H
O.
Olson
You
are
invited
to
Worship
at
St
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
The
Just
Shall
Live
By
Faith"
CHRISTMAS
SERVICES
Morning
Service
11:00
a.m.
Sunday
School
Program
...
5:00
p.m.
Christmas
Day
11:00
a.m.
Sunday
School
12:15
p.m.
Here
heaven
and
earth
have
met
i
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A
A
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in
one
Divine
act
here
in
truth
Hector
(Blue
700)
HUhT
IIAITI.NT
Sth
Ave
E.
at
Young
Bt.
Minister:
Jtov.
fred
'
Antrobus.
(Green
812)
1
we
nrofess
In
thi
verv
rienth
nf
.,,.
ki
ih.i
ie
,,,i
ih.
Go'l
is
with
us.
iSon
of
God.
It
is
this
funda-
One
writer
has
slid
that
at
the
first
Christmas
"God
left
a
Babv
l
mental
conviction
of
Christians
ihot
ici,.
..
fior,
ir,
on
the
doorstep
of
the
world.
EVANGELICAL
FREE
CHURCH
415
-5th
Ave.
E.
1
Our
Sunday
Services
and
Sunday
School
will
be
held
in
the
I.O.O.F.
Hall,
4th
Ave.
East.
Special
Service
for
Children
and
Parents
in
evening.
"There
is
one
God
and
one
Oorl'
lnv.
for
i,s
Rut
faith
must
'That
is
exactly
what
He
did
in
I'IKKT
I'RKSHVTKHIAN
4th
Avi-nue
East
Rev.
:B.
A.
Wright.
D
D
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.
(Oreeu
082
1
V,.'iiiijy
order
that
we
mi-;ht
be
trans
!
be
all-pervading;
it
must
give
J9s
meaning
to
our
way
of
living
Chrlstma
Fantasia
(I.
B.
Wilbont
Mr
O
E
Freemnn
and
Mr.
Henry
A.
Pliiym
HKT
I
MTKI
formed,
lifting
us
out
of
the
mire
of
sin
and
selfishness
and
turning
our
faces
to
the
sunshine
of
God's
Deace
and
iov.
That
event
6:10
Sth
Ave.
West
lievL.
O.
Sieber
.
(Oreen
613)
V.it
COME
AND
WORSHIP
NT)
SUNDAY
SCHOOLS
vou
hove
a
SLtiitu
LrlKli
l
MAb
has
had
a
profound
effect
upon
j
influence
our
relations
with
our
neighbors
as
well
as
impel
us
to
worship
God.
The
Child
born
in
Bethlehem
long
ago
came
to
teach
us
that
He
is
the
Way.
the
Truth
and
the
Life.
The
celebration
of
His
birth
reminds
us
of
the
importance
of
following
Him.
If
it
does,
then
the
effects
of
this
the
life
of
the
nations
01
tne
world.
If
you
think
the
histm-''
ot
nations
for
the
past
1900
years
makes
dismal
reading,
consider
the
history
of
ntinir
before
the
coming
of
Christ.
Mediator
between
God
and
man,
the
Man
Jesus
Christ."
Week
Day
Services
In
the
homes,
to
be
announced
Sunday.
PASTOR.
C.
W.
SINCLAIR
.
'
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MM
i
1
be
!
With
the
birth
of
Jesus
mere
begins
all
the
goodwill
this
old
first
Baptist
Church
greatest
of
birthdays
will
lasting.
1
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SALVATION
AK.MY
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-
.'Eraser.
Street
-C.Oj.
St.
;cnpr.
-
Georse
Oystryk
SunUavt
School
2
:3JO
p
m-.
,
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(Black
209)
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I
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tih:ran
51
h
Ave.
nt
Mc
Bride
St.
raptor
hftev.
H.
"l.
Olfrn
(Blark
610)
.
HT.
l'KTl:itM
,M.I.I('A
.
Sral
Covr
Itiwtur:
l!rv.
II.
GiaJfrry
IlirU
touiiday
School
11:00
a.m.
''
'
-
(Blue
82")
"iir.r.ii.An
baptist
world
knows.
Belore
cnnsi
-
no
hospitals
were
built,
no
children
were
safe,
little
reverence
was
na'd
to
womanhood,
no
nation
SUNDAY.
DEC.
23
in
a
great
war
gave
of
its
treasures
nf
men
and
gold
and
took
not
a
foot
of
territory
in
return.
but
rather
turned
in
loving
heiD
2
6tU
Ate.
'
Blue
803
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church
SEAL
COVE
Rector:
Rev.
H
Godfrey
Bird
Organist:
Helen
Denning
fulness
to
the
dlsnersed
people
and
starving
children
of
their
tie
enemies.
Before
that
wond-
Thorpe
i
P;istor:
Rev.
Leonard.
11
oi)
,i
in
Morning
Service
j
12
l.)
p
in
-
This
'is
a
Family
Sunday
j
In
the
Sunday
School:
parent
I
ui
o
extended
a
cordial
Invitation.
7
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p
m
-
CHRISTMAS
MESSAGE
will
be
Riven
by
COLORED
FLIDES.
Choir
will
provide
special
Christmas
music.
CHRISTMAS
DAY
SERVICE
v.
I
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f
,:
f
CHRISTMASTIDE
SERVICES
11:00
a.m.
Children-
Christmas
Service
Parents
Welcome.
2:30
p.m.
CAROL
SERVICE
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital.
40C
f
m.-CAROL
SERVICE
in
Port
Edward
Community
Hall
7:30
p
m
CAROL
SERVICE
at
St.
Peter's
Church.
CHRISTMAS
EVE:
11:30
p.m.:
Holy
Communion.
CHRISTMAS
DAY
1
1
:00
a.m.:
Holy
Communion.
10:45
a
m.
A
short
worship
service
will
be
held
Christmas
morning
that
we
may
honor
our
Saviour
and
share
with
Him
the
Joys
of
A
His
own
Birthday
C
Jn
jelebration.
The
Salvation
Army
ii
ii
k
and
-
I'
1'I6j,
i
and
3
.
1
aXw
Sut.ckiy
Service
:)
Sunday
School
Bible
Class
Sr.
Captain
and
Mrs.
G.
Oystryk
SUNDAY
SERVICES
11
a.m.
7:30
p.m.
Sunday
School
2:30
p.m.
CHRISTMAS
MORNING
10:30
a.m.
(Major
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
Poultonl
Watchnight
Service
at
11
p.m.
Dec.
31.
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"COME
AND
WORSHIP"
''
3D
Sunday
morning
service
Kvangrhstlc
service,
pe-lal
music
from
both
i
4
i
Junior
and
Senior
Choirs
9.
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FIRST
Christmas
Services
;
Sunday,
December
23,
;
1951
:
MORNING
FAMILY
SERVICE
(No
Sunday
School)
Subtect:
"The
Meaning
and
ESBYTERIAN
l;H
tegular
CHURCH'
'
if
in
I:
"He
30
Church
of
The
Annunciation
Christmas,
1951
MOST
REVEREND
ANTHONY
JORDAN,
O.M.I.
,
Vicar
Apostolic
of
Prince
Rupert,
will
celebrate
Midnight
Moss
Monday
and
preach
the
sermon.
.
A
four-part
choii
will
sing
the
Missa
Solemnis
by
Pietro
A.
Yon
under
the
direction
of
Charles
P.
Balagno.
The
congregation
sing
beloved
Christmas
carols
during
the
two
Low
Masses
;.
which
follow.
Ticket
holdcrs
will
be
admitted
first.
.
1
THE
CHRISTMAS
MORNING
MASSES
will
be
held
a
8,
9
and
1
Q;30.
Benediction
in
the
afternoon
at
3
o'clock
Message
of
Christmas.
t
Anthvm:
"Carol
O
Ye
Angels''
(Junior
Choiri
'
Duet:
by
Misses
Barbara
Tcng
and
Barbara
Mitchell.
Anthem:
"Have
You
Heard
the
Story
of
Jesus
Birth?"
(Junior
Choiri
EVENING
Choral
Service.
Cantata:
"The
Babe
of
I
Bethlehem."
L
(By
'the
Senior
Choir)
J
1
-i'j
East
"
JOy
,
ft
1
I
'''"iii
tli
Ave.
East.
1
;
Kev.
K.
A.
Wi
ighl,,
D.D.
a!,ui:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
J"hn
Cmrie.
I
The
Session
Exter-ds
j
'he
Compliments
of
the
Season
to
All
i
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