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THE
CHURCHES
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I
r
nee
Kuperr
Daily
News
Saturday,
December
13,
1953
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
tYAKUtUlALrKCt
.
CHURCH
Fifth
Avenue
at
McBride
Street
,
;
REV.
II.
O.
OLSON
"The
Just
Shall
Live
By
Faith"
COME
AND
WORSHIP
I
Saturday
Sermon
j
THE
ORIGINAL
CHRISTMAS
PRESENT
i
By
Rev.
L.
A.
Thorpe,
Pastor
of
the
Regular
Baptist
Church
"The
gift
of
God
is
eternal
life
through
j
Jesus
Christ
our
Lord."
1
Despite
all
that
has
been
said,
gain,
but
is
surprisingly
rich
and
the
emphasis
at
Christmas
is
on
full
for
those
who
consider
the
receiving
instead
of
giving.
It
poor
and
the
sick
and
the
lonely,
seems
to
be
human
nature
to
be
Are
we
not
raising,
subcon-more
taken
-ith
getting
than
sciously.
another
generation
of
Sixth
Avenue
fast.
Pastor:
C.
W.
SINCLAIR
Sundav
School
11:00
a.m.
Gospel
Service
7:30
p.m.
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
CHURCH
CSristmos
Eve
1
1
:30
p.m.
Celebrant
and
Preacher:
The
Kl.
Rev.
Horace
G.
Watts,
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
...
t
Christmas
Day
Morning
Service
with
Sermon
at
11
a.m.
Holy
Communion
at
Noon.
,
.
L
1
SU.VDAY
8BRV1CES
December
20.
1053
Morning
110
m
Sermon:
"The
fteMoiu
Inr
tlu
Iuearnitlkin
"
Choir
Ariithein-
'
Evening
100
pro
Sunday
School
program.
.
.
flllllHTMAS
DAY
DecembiT
25.
IU63
Murnnig
Service
u
oi
a
m.
Bnrmon
:
"The
Sli'n-herns
RelurrKd
WP.U
Joy
"
Tlie
Clirtstma
Oopel
In
..i
-Siinn
bvtn
Octet
and
ihe
jun.
k.i
vtio.
EVANGELIST
WM.
BIRRELL,
Speaker.
"And
thou
shalt
call
His
Name
Jesus,
for
He
shall
save
His
people
from
their
sins."
Mat.
1:21.
"
-J
-
;
with
giving.
80
let
us
remind
Christmas
"getters?"
Do
we
not
;
ourselves
tha'.
the
true
Christ-
train
our
children
to
take
our
,
mas
spirit
is
one
of
generous
un-
place
by
giving
so
much
to
them
j
selfish
givir.g
to
those
who
need
at
this
season?
They
receive
I
a
hand
and
can..L--
repay.
The
presents
at
home,
at
Sunday
1
blessing
of
Christmpn
is
lost
to
School,
and
at
several
children's
!
ihcse
w'-
think
.t
personal
parties,
anu
are
never
shown
I
-
that
the
real
Christmas
happi-
-
A
3LESSED
CHRISTMAS
tT.
ness
is
gained
by
seelng
some-111
vT
n
b
I
PTO
I
U
Iv
X?
I
one
else
receive
a
real
surprise.
Let
us
examine
the
original
iiT
l!1reB
"
I
rrv'o.
'ii
a'l
i-ftiTfhes
nt
It
n.m
)
-iitil
?:.lt
n.iiL
KiittftHV
ScIiimiI
at
in
ifa-.
Christmas
present
and
see
that
the
first
celebration
of
this
favorite
season
began
when
GoU
NATIVITY
PLAY
at
2:30
and
7:30
p.m.'
Sunday,
Dec.
27
by
the
children
of
the
Sunday
School.
Other
Sunday
services
as
usual.
SPECIAL
MUSIC
AMil.ll
N
(MIIKIiKd,
j
4th
Ave
W.
tit
-Dimsmulr
St.
j
1
orav
tn
lis
His
nnlv
Snn.
It
is
Knlv
Primm
v
;
.
A
"SH
m
'
1
e
.
J
...
Ww
Whooi
Gods
ereat
out
tnat
we
s.mrt.v
a
too
p.m.
Basil
s
Prtkwr.
B.A.,
BD
)
fully
remember
on
Dec.
2oth.
If
Rector
(Biuf
twi
J
we
remember
Christmas
by
our
rfouous'
5
receiving
of
the
Christ-child
we
are
mistaken,
because
He
did
Iiriitmas
MKST
B1PTIMT
1
5th
Ave
E.
at
Young
St
(
Minister:
Rev.
Pred
Antrobu
(Oreen
t!3)
j
HKr
I'HKSIIVTKBIAN
4th
Avenue
East
.
Rev.
E.
A.
Wright.
D.D.
(Green
982)
not
become
our
S:'
iour
m
til
He
had
voluntarily
p
en
Hiuise.i"
as
a
vicarious
sacrltice
for
sin
ii;s
mission
to
give
Himself
to
us
and
rescue
us
from
sin
was
hut
only
First
United
Church
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Sieber,
Minister.
t
ikst
t'MTM)
I
launched
at
Betnienem.
ai
636
fth
Avenue
West
I
rv,klm.,
rj.-,rf
rovo
ilic
Rim-
at
TO
Organists:
f
Miss
Olive
Strand
.
fj
.'
.
ts
I
Rev.
u.
O.
Sleber
C
1
Green
013)
i
Easter
we
received
Him.
Thus
g-inrrcus
trenercus,
unrewarcrri
Mr.
J.
S..
Wilson.
XjFjt
ST.
PETER'S
ANGLICAN
i
Seal
Cove
CHURCH
WM.
H.
LEMMON
(Incumbent)
There
will
be
no
regular
Sunday
School
at
10
a.m.,
Dec.
20th.
At
11:00
a.m.
there
will
be
a
special
family
service.
"The
Christmas
Story
in
Scripture
and
Song."
Lessons
to
be
read
by
young
people.'
The
Regular
Evening
Service
.'
at
7:30
p.m.
1
SALVATION
ARMY
i
Jtaser
Street
j
8r
Capt.
and
Mrs.
C.
Frayne
Sunday
School
2:30
pm.
(Black
269)
I
ST."
IMl
l.'S
THKRAN
givir.g
hai
bctn
the
true
pattci
1.
of
Christmas
from
is
very
in-
!
ception.
We
shqulrl
first
of
all
be
.
"The
Lord
Himself
shall
give
you
sign
Behold
a
virgin
shall
conceive
and
bear
a
Son,
and
shall
rail
His
Name
Emmanuel."
Is.
7:14.
4-
(
appreciative
for
God's
great
5th
Avenue
at
McBrWe
Street
Pastor:
Rev.
h
o.
oisen
J
eternal
Gift,
for
He
mtans
as
(Blaclt
810
1
M.
I'ETKK'H
ANil
IC'AN
seal
Cove
teiinfL.y
Vjiujoi
m
oo
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
T
.til
p
m.
Hector:
Jtev.
Wm:
Lmtnon
(lucumbentl
much
today
to
every
believer
as
lie
did
to
the
shepherds
and
the
wise
.men.
He
still
imparts
cter-'
nal
life
to
every
heart
that
He
can
enter.
After
our
iiraise
Is
raised
to
God,
we
should
please
,Him
by
a
proper,
unselfish
celebration
of
this
happy
season.
"It
is
more
blessed
to
give
than
receive."
I
,
Khlit
I.AR
KAPTIHT
)
Sunday
School
10:45
a.m.
j
Mornini!
Worship
Service
J2:00
i
629
6th
Ave.
E.
Red
668
)
Pastor:
Rev.
Leo..rrd
A.
Thorpe
(
"
December
25th
CHRISTMAS
DAY
11:00
a.m.
Family
Service
and
Celebration
of
the
Holy
Communion.
Celebrant:
Rt.
Rev.
H.
G.
Watts,
B.A.,
D.D.
During
the
Communion
Service
the
children
will
go
to
the
parish
hall
for
Carols,
Stories
and
Pictures,
if
CHRISTMAS
SUNDAY
SERVICES
It
A.M.
CHRISTMAS
FA.MILY
.SERVICE
ChrLslinas
Anthems
by
the
Choir.
Sermon:
"What
Make
It
Qhrlstmas
For
You?
Children's
Story:
"The
Christmas
Angel."
;
l.M
F.M.
FVENISG
SERVICE
r.
,
Special
Anthems
and
Music.
Sermon:
"You
Cannot
Find
the
Star
Unless
.
.
."
COME
AND
WORSHIP
fil'MMY
SCHOOLS
At
First
United,
NO
SLNPAY
SCHOOL;
tit
Conrad
United
Hall,
a
Special
Session
with
Parents
invited.
-'.
mitlSTMAS
HAY
SERVICE
at
11
a.m!
Carols,
Children's
Story
and
Meditation.
CHURCH
IS
A
PART
OF
CHRISTMAS.
COME!
'
A
WARM
INVITATION
FROM
THE
REGULAR
BAPTIST
CHURCH
To
Join
Them
for
the
Christmas
Services
10:1."
a.m.
Sunday
School.
11:00
Noon
Morning
Worship.
Theme:
"Goit'a
Gift"
7:30
p.m.
Kvening
Services
of
Hearty
Singing
and
(iosp
I
Message.
"
Message
from
the
Manger."
BETHEL
BAPTIST
CHURCH
200
East
Fourth
Avenu?
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
CHRISTMAS
PROGRAM
Postor
:W.
A.
Thome
Phone
Red
653
,'
WEIHNACHTSFEIER
5:00
p.m.,
Friday,
Dec.
25tli
All
German
speaking
people
are
heartily
Invited.
REGULAR
SUNDAY
SERVICES
10:00
Sunday
School
1
1:00
Morning
Worship
730
Evening
Service.
'
Minister:
Rev.
A.
Ha;t
First
Baptist
Church
CHRISTMAS
SUNDAY
Dec.
20
CHRISTMAS
ISA
HOLY
DAY
BE
SURE
TO
ATTEND
YOUR
CHURCH
W
I
,
a
111:00
a.m.
Chun
h
Si
hoot.
Irilrrniediatcs
and
Seniors.
.
,
Christmas
I.e:
ions.
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Wot
ship
Service.
Children's
Choir.
1,1:13
p.m.
Churcli
School.
Nursery.
Beginners,
Primaries,
Juniors.
Christmas
Lessons.
Parents
cordially
invited
to
be
with
your
children,
1:20
p.m.
Evening
Service.
Music
by
Senior
Choir.
Christmas
Day
Dec.
25
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
11
a.m.
Worship
Service.
Mr.
William
Hanklnson.
Soloist.
ill
CHURCH
"SiV4i
Foiirlti
Avenue
East
m
CHRISTMAS
SERVICE3
t
WRl
-
I
.
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4
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j
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f!
SUNDAY,
DEC.
20,
1953
MOKMNti
11
A.M.
Family
Service.
(No
Sunduy
School)
Sermoii
by
the
Minister.
Special
Music
by
the
Combined
Choir
0;
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
202
Sixth
Ave.
W.
PASTOR
:
C.
FAWCETT
Green
331
Sunday
Morning
10:30
a.m.
Special
Christmas
session
at
Sunday
School.
Sunday
Evening
7:30
p.m.
Carol
singing
and
Christmas
Specials.
A
Tuesday,
Dec.
22
8
p.m.
'
Christmas
Concert
Church
of
the
Annunciation
CHRISTMAS
1953
.
Most
Reverend
Anthony
Jordan,
O.M.I.,
Vicar
Apostolic
of
Prince
Rupert,
will
celebrate
Midnight
Mass
Friday
and
preach
the
sermon.
The
Choir,
under
the
direction
of
C.
P.
Balagno,
'
will
sing
the
Mass
"SALVE
REGINA,"
by
II.
Grucnder,
S.J.
Ticket
Holders
Admitted
Klrst.
After
11:50
Everybody
MORNING
MASSES:
"
"8:00
a.m.,
9:00
a.m,
10:30
a.m.
'
Children
will
sing
at
the
9:00
a.m.
Mass
ROSARY
ond
BENEDICTION
at
11:15
a.m.
EVENING
7
:o0
T.M.
Cniullclisht
Service
by
the
Combined
Choir,
CANTATA
."SILENT
NIGHT."
Minister
'Rev.
E.
A.
Wright,
D
D.
Organists
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
John
Currie
J3
fm
i
THE
SESSION
EXTENDS
THE
COMPLIMENTS
OF
THE
SEASON
TO
ALL.
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