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Wednesday,
September
10,
1941
Changes
Taking
Place
Even
religion
is
changing
according
to
"The
Listener,
'
(
London,
England.
"In
an
address
broadcast
from
St.
Martin-in-the-Fields,
the
Rev.
Eric
Loveday
suggested
that
many
of
our
habits
in
religious
thinking
and
worship
are
summed
up
in
the
words
of
an
old
Scotsman
who
said:
"When
I
was
a
young
man
we
gathered
on
the
hillsides
in
all
weathers,
and
standing
there
bareheaded
sang
'Praise
God
From
Whom
All
Blessings
Flow.'
Now
I
am
a
member
of
the
most
popular
church
in
my
city,
where
the
pews
are
so
comfortable
that
you
could
sleep
in
them,
and
we
sing,
'Art
thou
weary,
art
thou
lanquid,
art
thou
sore
Now
Is
The
Time
Monday
night
the
first
monthly
dinner
of
the
season
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
held.
Only
twenty
sat
down
at
the
table
and
they
were
not
all
membership
committee
to
get
to
work.
That
there
should
be
membership
committee
to
get
to
work.
There
should
be
a
membership
of
not
less
than
one
hundred
and
fewer
than
forty
at
the
monthly
dinner
should
be
cause
for
an
investigation
to
find
out
why.
This
is
the
beginning
of
the'
autumn
season,
the
time
for
building
up
organizations
for
the
winter
months
and
we
know
of
no
other
organization
in
the
city
thatmight
be
more
useful
than
the
Chamber
of
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especially
during
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tliC
tUIWliai
UUllUUJ
AVVWVW
j
is
made
to
a
letter
received
in
which
the
charges
are
made
that
the
local
!
pastors
do
not
preach
the
Gospel
j
and
that,
therefore,
people
do
not
attend
the
churches.
As
no
more,
serious
charge
could
be
lodged
'
against
any
minister
of
the
Gospel,
1
'
the
charge
will
undoubtedly
lead
every
honest
pastor
in
Prince
Ru-i
pert
to
examine
himself
sincerely
1
before
God
In
this
matter.
For,
if
we
preach
not
the
Gospel,
we
arei
"false
prophets,"
"unfaithful
stew-
ards,"
and
the
curse
of
such
sins
rest
upon
us.
If,
on
the
other
hand,
we
j
preach
the
Gospel,
in
its
purity
and
fulness,
we
can
rest
assured
that
there
will
be
results
pleasing
to
God.
Souls
and
lives
will
be
saved,
for
time
and
eternity.
The
only
perfect
teacher
and
preacher
the
world
has
ever
seen
was
the
Master
Himself.
When
He
.
first
began
people
flocked
to
hearj
Him.
However,
as
He
continued
to
preach
God's
Truth
concerning
man
and
God's
way
of
saying
man,
many,
'
yes,
most
people
turned
away
from
'
Him
and
"walked
no
more
with
Him."
Some
of
them
said:
"this
is
a
hard
saying,
who
can
hear
It?"
Others
said
about
Him
that
"He
was
of
the
devil."
Finally,
after
three
years
of
public
ministry,
it
seemed
'
that
He
had
failed
entirely.
Not'
only
was
He
led,
as
it
seemed,
help-
J
lessly
to
the
cross
but
there
was
a
congregation
of
barely
one
hundred
souls
that
He
had
built
up.
Most
of
them
were
discouraged,
uncertain,
doubtful.
Later
came
Paul
after
his
conversion.
He
was
a
gifted
and
learned
man,
the
greatest
preacher
and
missionary,
after
Christ.
He
stated:
"I
am
not
ashamed
of
the
Gospel
of
Jesus
Christ
for
it
is
the
power
of
God
unto
salvation."
But,
he
also
remarked
that
the
Gospel
was
"a
stumbling
block"
to
some
people
and
"foolishness"
to
others.
The
very
same
thing
has
repeated
Itself
through
the
ages
and
it
does
today.
But,
what
Is
then
the
Gospel?
Tragic
misunderstandings
exist
regarding
this
matter.
Many
people
confuse
the
Gospel
with
some
man-made
idea
about
this
or
that
matter.
Many
people
Identify
the
Gospel
with
their
own
pet
ideas
concerning
political,
social,
economic,
national
or
international
matters.
On
the
other
hand,
there
have
been
and
are
preachers
who
pretend
to
be
specialists
In
things
just
mentioned
and
so,
for
popularity!s
sake,
or,
to
"please
the
people,"
they
turn
away
from
preaching
the
Gospel
and
Instead
become
unqualified
lecturers
on
secular
subjects
in
which
they
are
not
specialists
at
all.
Such
a
pastor
is
definitely
unfaithful
in
his
sacred
calling
and
he
becomes
only
a
quack
in
matters
in
which
others
are
specialists
and,
there-,
fore,
can
speak
with
authority.
But
It
has
happened
time
and
again
that
such
a
preacher,
if
he
were
an
able
and
entertaining
speaker,
would
gain
much
notoriety
for
a
time.
But
he
has
failed.
Fundamentally,
the
Gospel
is
the
gracious
and
powerful
message
that
"God
so
loved
the
world
that
He
.
gave
His
only
begotten
Son,
that
whosoever
believeth
in
Him
should
not
perish
but
have
everlasting
life."
All
men
are
by
nature
alienated
from
God
through
sin.
Only
God
has
provided
a
remedy
against
sin.
That
remedy
Is
Jesus
Christ.
All
who
accept
Christ,
the
Son
of
God,
humanity's
Redeemer,
are
saved
from
guilt,
curse
and
dominion
of
sin.
They
become
"new
creatures
in
Christ,"
able
through
Him
to
lead
new
lives,
according
to
the
will
of
God.
This
is
true,
individually
and
collectively.
When
so
much
sin
pre-1
dominates
and
curses
mankind
today
it
is
because
man
persists
in
refusing
to
accept
Christ.
The
Gospel
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but,
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to
some
it
is
a
"stumbling
block"
and
to
others
"foolishness."
People
chose
to
reject
it.
Still,
the
enly
salvation
of
the
individual
and
of
society
is
contingent
upon
a.
true
acceptance
of
Christ,
his
person
and
his
works.
For
He
only
is
"the
Way,
the
Truth
and
the
Life."
I
believe
that
every
minister
of
the
Gospel,
also
in
Prince
Rupert,
who
is
called
by
God
and
ordained
by
the
Church
into
the
Gospel
ministry,
Is
an
honorable
man
and
sincerely
concerned
for
the
true
welfare
of
the
people
entrusted
to
him.
Personally,
I
take
the
privilege
to
make
this
testimony:
"I
love
the
people
I
have
been
called
to
serve,
as
a
Minister
of
the
Gospel.
I
pray
for
them,
the
children,
the
parents,
the
young
and
the
old.
I
know
that
their
spiritual,
moral,
social,
economic,
material,
political,
temporal
and
eternal
welfare
is
definitely
and
Intimately
related
to
their
acceptance
of
Christ
as
their
Savior,
Lord
and
Master.
I
know
that
to
everyone
of
them
the
highest
wisr
dom
for
time'
and
eternity
is
the
word
of
God.
His
law
and
His
Gospel.
Therefore,
with
a
good
conscience
I
state
that
it
Is
God's
word
I
teach
and
preach
to
the
people
entrusted
to
me.
It
is
God's
word
I
teach
in
Sunday
School
and
confirmation
classes.
It
is
God's
word
I
preach
to
my
congregation.
I
readily
admit
that
both
the
teaching
and
the
preaching
ought
to
be
done
much
better.
I,
therefore,
pray
God
help
me
to
be
more
faithful
and
diligent
in
the
ministry
entrusted
to
me.
I
invite
the
people
to
hear
and
believe,
and
live
according
to
the
Gospel
of
Christ.
I,
as
a
pastor,
am
under
sacred
obligation
to
preach
and
teach
the
Gospel.
The
people
themselves
are
responsible
before
God
in
the
matter
of
hearing,
believing,
and
living
according
to
the
Gospel.
I
believe
that
Gospel.
Therefore
I
speak."
'I,
as
one
of
the
local
pastors,
am
very
thankful
for
many
years
spent
at
college,
university
and
theological
seminary
likewise
for
the
years
spent
in
the
Gospel
ministry.
There
have
been
sad
experiences
but
more
joyous
experiences
so
rich
and
varied
that
no
other
vocation
or
profession
could
ever
provide
them.
Constructive
criticism
is
good.
I
for
one
receive
it
gladly.
It
spurs
on
to
self
examination
and
faithfulness.
But,
let
us
also
look
into
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