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CLARFMONT-BROUGHAM UNITED CifURCH
PASTORAL CHARGE
Sunday June 28, 1970.
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Brougham 10 a.m. Clareront 11.15a.m.
Order of Service
Holy, yjoly, Holy..
Invocation.
Hymn- 'Ile love the place, 0 God--#199.
Responsive Reading- #712.
The Gloria.
The Scripture Lesson-1 Cori.ntl'.,4;1-16.
The Choir.
Pastoral Prayer. The LordIs Prayer.
Brougham- Hymn -Fill Thou my life-#346.
The Announcements.
The Offering.. Doxology. Offertory Prayer..
Hymn- Fill Thou my life- #346.,
Sermon -THE FOUR JUDGMENTS OF A MAN.
hymn -I hear Thy welcome voice-#481.
The Benediction.
Choral Amen.
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I'dinister- Rev. E. S. Linstead.
Organist -Claremont- Mrs._ J. Hill
Brougham- Mrs, if. Plaxton.
ANNOUNC EME, NT S
Holiday Schedule -
Brougham services will continue
at the usual hour., 10 a ..m..
During July- Mr.. Linstead on duty..
During August- Mr. Luck on duty.
Claremont- July services in the
Baptist Church -11.15 am.
August services in the
United Church- 1.1.15 a .m.
Elders please nab ify the minister
in charge of any in hospital or for
any other reason needing special
pastoral care.
A Turned- off Niagara
Fortunately, Niagara Falls was turned off for only a
-few months last year as a conservation measure. But
t�is photo by the Ontario Water Resources Commis-
sion is a graphic warning of what could happen if we
forget that man wqs put .upon the earth "to till it and
to keep it." (Genesis 2:15)
How close we've come to a permanently dried-up
Niagara was discussed at a UNESCO conference in
1968 when more than two hundred experts from
fifty countries met. in Paris, Within twenty years,
they decided, life on our planet will be showing the
first signs of succumbing to pollution: the atmosphere
will become unbreathable for men and animals; life
will cease in rivers and lakes; plants will wither from
poisoning.
Church members can play a vital part in conserving
our natural resources. They should protest pollution
in all its forms and insist that governments, industry
and public recognize that nature"s laws are so con-
trived that land, water, plants and animals should
exist in harmony and inter -dependence for perpetual
productiveness.
(Material adapted from the Royal Bank of Canada
Monthly Letter, February, 1969)
Photo Hans W. Eijsenck
Ontario Water Resources Commission
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