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SUNDAY OCTOBER 15th., 1972 —
HARVEST HOME SERVICE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH BROUGHAM MUSEUM
2 : 00 P.M.
The Order of Scrvicc
CALL TO WORSHIP
Invocationol Prayer —
Lord 's Prayer _
HYMN — 19 — " Now Thank we all our God "
let Lesson — Deutcr. 8: 6 — 11
2nd. Lesson — John 6: 27 — 38
The Prayers —
Solo — Miss Beverley Bell
Announccicnts and Courtceice —
HYMN — 577 — " Come, Yc Thonkful People
( come
— The Sermon —
Rev. J. Small
St. i-Iortin's Anglican Church
Bay Ridges
Solo — Mies Beverley Bell
HYMN — 578 — " Sing to the Lord of Horvcst'
Benediction —
AMEN
We welcome you here to this service to—doy held
in this historic Church. In timcw post there is
no doubt that thcsc walls echoed the hymns of
Praise, cspccinll1r at this time of Harvest and
Thanksgiving. It is well that we hold this service
as we think of thr heritage that has been left to
us not only in buildings , but also a heritage of
faith.
The Scrvice is conducted to —day by the Ministerial
of Pickering Township, and it woe orgonizcd by
Rcv. T. H. Flcrthcm of Greenwood United Church,
and we express to the clergy our appreciation for
this service and to the Rev. J. Small of St. ldortin' e
in Bay Ridges for bring ue the Mcesage.
We oleo wish to express our appreciation to
Mr. Kent Milroy of Claremont and oleo to I•iise
Beverley Bcll for lcoding us to —day in the
ministry of Music.
The Ministerial would like to thank the Museum
Board for being invited to hold this service,
and we oppreciotc nll thot hoe been done by the
Board to make it poseiblc. We feel th^t this
Museum is a or-dit to the Township.
We arc not including an off ;ring in our S.=rvice
to —day, but th�_rc will be pintce at the door if
ony would like to innkc o donation to the
Mu ecum.
Amon who does not know his Hietory is like a
man suffcrina from amnesia he doce not know
whence he has come — he does not know who he
is — he doce not know where he is going."
Lynn Harold Hough