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The Key June 2018
Lutheran & Anglican Ministries of the Bruce Peninsula
St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran, Wiarton & The Anglican Parish of the Bruce Peninsula
P.O. Box 608
Wiarton, Ontario N0H 2T0
519.534.1604 (O) -- www.laamb.ca
Our Life Has Been Evolving Since The Big Bang
It is several years since I first read a book by a social psychologist. In the introduction he quoted
Charles Darwin’s ”Descent of Man” as saying, “our strongest instinct is sympathy”. This would imply
survival of the kindest. The psychologist then went on to quote Confucius talking about respect for
others. This is an idea some three or four thousand years old that was taught in Chinese and Japanese
schools into the early twentieth century and is still evident in Asian cultures today.
Later I read books by the present Dalai Lama in which he writes, “if you want to be happy, practice
compassion, if you want to make others happy, practice compassion. These sound like novel ideas in a
global society which focuses on the self and fierce competition. Nevertheless, these ideas are growing
among a number of experts in many fields of endeavor where they are being researched more closely
by people working independently and these days more are working interdependently which is a
hopeful sign of co-operation.
Recently the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu spent a week together celebrating the Dalai
Lama’s eightieth birthday. Douglas Abrams, who has authored some books with the Archbishop, was
present for the week including some private interviews and the birthday party with the Tibetan school
children in exile in India. This resulted in “The Book of Joy”, subtitled, “Lasting Happiness in a
Changing World”.
Along the way, in my retirement I have read a number of children’s books, books on the environment,
physics, evolution, theology and spirituality, religion, medicine, self-care and developing a positive
healthy perspective. It has been an inspiring journey.
My latest reading included “The Secret Life of Trees”. For me, it was a humbling experience as I
realized we human beings have often failed to live up to our true nature as loving children of a loving
God, who through some thirty five years of daily Bible reading and other studies I have come to know
as the sacred whole, whose name is I Am Becoming Who I Am Becoming, always, everywhere,
becoming, freeing, healing, nurturing and sustaining, in whom everything is an interdependent part
evolving from a big bang thirteen point seven or eight billion years ago.
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I delight in being part of the process knowing the light always shines in the darkness, our cup always
overflows and we are never alone. As the Easter season draws to a close I look forward to reading
once again the Bible stories which remind us of the life and love of Jesus and of the other followers of
the One we often call simply Love, the One who calls us into the fullness of life and love, here and
now.
Hopefully we are learning Love is what makes the universe, as we know it, the wonderful, beautiful
thing it continues to become and for which we joyfully give thanks in our daily lives.
The Venerable Bob Snelling +
The Season After Pentecost
Spring, Renewal, New Beginnings, a Time of Growth
What an appropriate time to welcome new beginnings here in the Bruce.
We have lost, and have grieved.
We have gotten to know and love others who have come to support,
and comfort us through this difficult time.
To each of you we extend our love and sincere appreciation.
With your help, we are now ready for new beginnings.
Welcome to the Lutheran and Anglican Ministries of the Bruce Peninsula
Pastor Perry, Lore and Family we are glad you are here!
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WORSHIP SCHEDULE
2nd Sunday After Pentecost, June 3, 2018 (G)
1 Samuel 3:1-10/Psalm 139:1-6, 13-18
2 Corinthians 4:5-12/Mark 2:23—3:6 Sponsorship Opportunities
9:00 St. Peter’s Sauble (Sue M Hana S) (w)
In memory of loved ones or in celebration of a
9:30 St. Edmund’s (Ian McAlpine)
milestone in your life consider in addition to
9:45 Trinity/St. Peter’s (Perry)
donating flowers other methods to gift our
10:30 St. Andrew’s (Hana S) (w)
11:30 Christ Church (Perry) congregations through sponsorship opportunities.
The KEY may be sponsored for $60.00
An individual congregational bulletin may be
3rd Sunday after Pentecost, June 10, 2018 (G)
sponsored for $30.00
1 Samuel 8:4-11, 16-20/Psalm 138
2 Corinthians 4:13—5:1/Mark 3:20-35
9:00 St. Peter’s Sauble (Mark Curtis/Hana S) If you wish to make these donations, speak with
9:30 St. Edmund’s (Janet Lynal) one of the editors or with Mary Lou in the Parish
9:45 Trinity/St. Peter’s (Perry) Office.
10:30 St. Andrew’s (Hana S) (w)
11:30 Christ Church (Perry)
4th Sunday after Pentecost, June 17, 2018 (G) LUTHERAN & ANGLICAN MINISTRIES OF THE
1 Samuel 15:34—16:13/Psalm 20:1-5
2 Corinthians5:6-10,14-17/Mark 4:26-34 BRUCE PENINSULA
9:00 St. Peter’s, Sauble (Mark Curtis/Hana S) To WALK as Jesus taught.
9:30 Tobermory Chi Cheemaun Community Service To GROW in love and compassion, seeking
9:45 St. Peter’s/Trinity (Perry)
justice for all.
10:30 St. Andrew’s (Hana S) (w)
11:30 Christ Church (Perry) To REACH OUT to community using our gifts
to serve.
5th Sunday after Pentecost, June 24, 2018 (G )
1 Samuel 17:32-49/Psalm 9:9-20
2 Corinthians 6:1-13/Mark 4:35-41
9:00 St. Peter’s Sauble (Ruth Knapp, Hana S
9:30 St. Edmund’s (Elise Chambers )
9:45 Trinity/St. Peter’s (Perry)
10:30 St. Andrew’s (Ruth Knapp, Hana S)
11:30 Christ Church (Perry )
MISSION STATEMENT, adopted by PPC, April 2011
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EVENTS
Part of the Lion’s Head Community
Saturday, July 21, 2018
Garage Sale Trail
5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Rainbow Trout, Baked Potato
Christ Church
Salads, Dessert and Beverage
Garage Sale
Adults $16.00
Saturday, June 23, 2018
Starting at 8:00 a.m.
St. Andrew’s - Howdenvale
Saturday, July 28, 2018
10:00 a.m.
Join Us For A Special Presentation
By Jenna McGuire
‘The Marine Heritage of the Historic Saugeen Métis’
Trinity – Wiarton
Garage and Bake Sale
Saturday, June 30, 2018 St. Andrew’s - Howdenvale
8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Create Your Own Sundae & Silent Auction
Saturday, August 4, 2018
From 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Mark Your Calendars St. Andrew’s - Howdenvale
A Kids Summer Program
St. Andrew’s, Howdenvale From Monday August 6th to Friday August 10th
Saturday, July 18, 2018 Daily From 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
A Whimsy Painting Experience Bring the Children or Grandchildren
Paint a Picture in One Day
Instructor Will Supply All Materials
Contact Helen Wheeler For More Information
St. Edmunds- Tobermory Canadian Lutheran and Anglican Youth (CLAY)
Saturday, July 21, 2018 August 15-19, 2018
Garage Sale and Silent Auction Thunder Bay’s Lakehead University
8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Information & Registration
Available on line at
Trinity - Wiarton www.claygathering.ca
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Parish Partnership Council Maria Kiernan Smith organized a group of volunteers to get
Meeting Update May 9, 2018 the rectory ready for our new Pastor who will officially be
moving in on May 26th. A little sprucing up, including
St. Andrew’s is ready to officially start on June 3rd with our removing some wallpaper, adding drawer pulls in the
new summer intern Hana Scorrar conducting their first kitchen, and some general clean up in the garden have all
service. Before the official start though they are planning a happened in the last couple of weeks. She sends out a
community meeting on the May long weekend. sincere thank you to all who helped.
St. Margaret’s is also slowly waking up and getting ready for The Ministries Group continued to refine their document
another worship season. Long-time supporter of St. they are preparing on parish activities and events we have
Margaret’s, Allen Partridge asked if everyone in the Parish held in the past. Considering what worked well and also
knew that they were the Chapel of the Parish, and belongs what didn’t work quite so well. This information once
to everyone. complete will be shared with Pastor Perry.
It was noted that our current outreach project of the
collection of shoe boxes for young people is drawing to a
close. The boxes will be turned over at the next Deanery
Meeting for distribution to children in Northern Ontario
communities.
Our Stewardship Committee will report separately on their
work.
1. With that in mind the ‘gang’ who look after the Charlotte Ewbank
Chapel are looking for one or two people from the
broader parish who would like to join them in
helping with its general care and maintenance. Concert ‘The Songs My Father Sang To Me’
A Celebration of Love Songs from the 40s
If you are interested in helping at St Margaret’s
please contact Allen directly.
Saturday, August 18, 2018
Starting at 7:00 p.m.
2. The second opportunity for a volunteer position is Oliphant’s Camper’s Church
as the Recording Secretary for the Parish
Partnership Council. Our Office Coordinator is only
able to attend the occasional meeting; therefore we
need someone who is able to volunteer 4 or 5
hours a month. It requires attending our meeting
on the 2nd Wednesday of the month to act as the
recording secretary. Then preparing the minutes
and forwarding them to the parish office.
Father Mark Curtis
If you are able to help with this important ministry
please contact your Warden or Chair.
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Stewardship Committee for ministry – a pastor/priest to lead us and offer
May 9, 2018 the sacraments, the organist to keep the music
flowing and the office coordinator to take care of
the administrative tasks.
At the meeting today we looked at the nitty gritty
of the stewardship campaign to begin in July. We As I have mentioned before, we are all followers of
decided to call the campaign Beyond Sunday. This Christ and are trying to be his disciples. He calls us
came from the notion that there is so much each of to reach out and share his love in concrete and real
the churches are involved in after the doors close ways to all in need – the hungry, the lonely, the
Sunday. Many of us are not aware of what our imprisoned… We need to have sufficient income to
family members are involved in. So stay tuned. The cover the day to day costs so we are not focussed
brochure that Lee Bartley (St. Edmund’s) is creating on how to keep the buildings going and can turn
shares all of the amazing ways our parish is our attention to sharing our wealth with others in
involved beyond Sunday worship. It is our way to our community.
reach out – to be involved.
I want to share a personal struggle about giving.
Charlotte Ewbank (Trinity) had created a template When I heard of the tragedy in Saskatchewan, like
of the pledge card we will give to all members of all of us I was shocked and saddened by the loss
our parish. We hope that each member will and the pain for families and the community. Then
prayerfully consider their pledge for their church. I heard of the Go Fund Me raising over 15 million.
Bob Kurt (St. Peter’s, Wiarton) provided a chart Although I believe there is a need to offer financial
that will guide you as you consider increasing your support to persons affected and ensure they have
giving. The committee members were surprised at their needs met, I wondered why it is easy to raise
how raising our giving by 5% or 10% is not a so much for a tragedy and yet we don’t seem to be
significant dollar amount (see chart on page 7). It able to have ongoing financial support for the
may be the cost of a cup of tea or coffee or a meal needs of the homeless, the hungry and even our
out. churches. I believe it is possible to make a
difference if we each decided that the ministry of
This led us to discuss how difficult it is to talk
our church is so important that we would want to
money and ask for more when so many are on
give out of our abundance to ensure there is
fixed incomes and the costs of living continue to
enough to do all we feel called to undertake.
rise. What we need to consider is how important is
it to worship in the church we attend. The building These are challenging times for all churches. Yet I
represents different things for each of us. For some continue to believe if we are faithful and
it would be ok to walk away and worship in remember, as my mother always says, we are
someone’s home or another church building. For blessed beyond measure, God will provide.
others, the church building is very significant and
holds important memories. Whatever way we look
Helen Wheeler, Chair
at the buildings, we must realistically accept that
there is a cost to keep the lights on and they too
continue to rise. More importantly there is a cost
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HEARING
And
UNDERSTANDING THE MESSAGE
My niece and her five year-old daughter were spending a holiday with me.
My niece’s husband arrived late Saturday evening so, on Sunday they decided
to spend a quiet morning at home. Their daughter chose to go to church with
me and – her teddy bear!
She must have listened closely to the gospel reading because, when we got
home, she told her parents what she had heard:” It was about Zacchaeus;
after he met Jesus, he said he would share.”
Ruth Tompkins
Christ Church
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Hardwick says, the idea of biking across the country
Qu’Appelle Bishop Aims To Raise 2 Million to raise money came to him in a dream. In this
Cycling Across Canada dream, to raise $1 million for mission and ministry
across the diocese, the 7,800 km of his journey
December 11, 2017
were “tithed,” with each of the diocese’s
identifiable givers donating $780 over five years.
If this dream were a reality, according to
Hardwick’s calculations, this would mean that the
diocese’s existing 1,553 donors would be
contributing, together, just over $1.2 million: a
figure that works out to 43 cents per day, per
donor.
If they did, he says, that money would fund all of
the diocese’s children and youth ministry work, the
Qu’Appelle School for Mission and Ministry, and
enable the building of a medical centre in Muyinga,
Burundi, where Qu’Appelle has a companion
relationship with the diocese of Muyinga.
The average wage in Burundi?
Forty-three cents per day.
Bishop Rob Hardwick, of the diocese of Qu’Appelle,
has been training for three years for his 7,877 km
Hardwick’s plans have extended beyond his
ride across Canada. Photo: Nancy Brunt
diocese as well. His trip will take him through 21
different dioceses, and he hopes to raise an
Rob Hardwick, bishop of the diocese of Qu’Appelle,
additional $800,000, through sponsored rides and
will spend much of his four-month sabbatical—May
donations, for the Anglican Healing fund and
14 to Sept. 3, 2018—bicycling across Canada to
Indigenous ministries—bringing the grand total of
raise money for ministry projects within the
his fundraising goal to $2 million.
diocese and beyond.
Though he is dreaming big, Hardwick says the ride
Hardwick plans to cycle from Victoria, B.C., to St.
is also about prayer and reflection.
John’s, Nfld., a total of about 7,877 km. With one
rest day factored in each week, the trip is expected
to take 82 days, with Hardwick aiming to cover 114 “It’s a fun way of gaining people’s interest, but the
km each day that he rides. importance of it, really, for me, is praying for unity
in a conflicted church…praying for reconciliation,
praying for healing. It’s my preparation, really, for
This may seem a less-than-restful sabbatical, but
General Synod 2019.”
Hardwick says that the pedalling pilgrimage will be
an “opportunity to pray – throughout the ride – for
unity and reconciliation, and also for unity across Hardwick, who has been training for three years,
the church.” has made several preparatory trips, including
cycling across Saskatchewan twice in the last two
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years. His first trip, in 2016, raised $22,000. The Editor’s note: An earlier version of this story
latest trek, completed this past August, was an misstated that funds would go towards building a
opportunity to experiment with camping. The school in Muyinga, Burundi. The money will in fact
bishop is planning to carry a tent—adding an extra go to fund a medical centre.
45 pounds to his pack—on his cross-Canada
journey and camp for much of the stretch between Article written by: JOELLE KIDD
Regina and St. John’s. Reprinted from the Anglican Journal December
2017
His wife, Lorraine, will be along for the ride on the
first leg of the journey, driving a support vehicle
from Victoria to Winnipeg. After that, Hardwick
says he will be riding “self-supported,” carrying
everything he needs on his bike.
Hardwick says the discipline of training for the ride
has been an important part of his life and spiritual
journey. “I did get to the point in my life where I
was reaching for potato chips rather than praying,”
he said. Since he began cycling three years ago, he
has lost 92 pounds and says he has “never been as
healthy as I am now.”
Hardwick is planning to use a GoPro camera to
create video updates for his diocese each day, and
will be posting updates through social media along
the way. Donations can be made through the
diocese of Qu’Appelle website beginning in the
new year.
His itinerary will put him near the country’s major
city centres on Saturdays, and Hardwick is hoping
that bishops, clergy and laity from the dioceses he
passes through will join him for parts of the trip.
Something to Think About!
A commissary will look after the diocese during
Hardwick’s sabbatical. Hardwick says the task will Why do we only rest in peace?
fall primarily to Bishop (ret.) David Ashdown, with Why don’t we live in peace too?
assistance from Executive Archdeacon Dell
Bornowsky and Dean Mike Sinclair. Hardwick says
he and his wife will likely take a “two- or three-
week holiday” after the ride, before his return to
work in early September.
9How Does God Speak To You The damage was very noticeable, but the executive
never bothered to repair the dented side door. He
A young and successful executive was driving down kept the dent there to remind himself of this
a neighbourhood street, going a bit too fast in his message:
new Jaguar. He was watching for kids darting out
from between parked cars and slowed down when *'Don't go through life so fast that someone has to
he thought he saw something. throw a brick at you to get your attention!'*
As his car passed, no children appeared. Instead, a God whispers in our souls and speaks to our hearts.
brick smashed into the Jag's side door! He slammed Sometimes when we don't have time to listen, He
on the brakes and backed the Jag back to the spot has to throw a brick at us. It's our choice to listen
where the brick had been thrown. or not.
The angry driver then jumped out of the car, Story Submitted by:
grabbed the nearest kid and pushed him up against Martin Hogarth
a parked car shouting, 'What was that all about and
who are you? Just what the heck are you doing?
That's a new car and that brick you threw is going
to cost a lot of money. Why did you do it?'
The young boy was apologetic. 'Please, mister,
please, I'm sorry but I didn't know what else to do,'
he pleaded. 'I threw the brick because no one else
would stop...' With tears dripping down his face
and off his chin, the youth pointed to a spot just
around a parked car. 'It's my brother,' he said. 'He This Edition of The Key
rolled off the curb and fell out of his wheelchair Is Sponsored By:
and I can't lift him up.' Now sobbing, the boy asked Maria Kiernan-Smith
the stunned executive, 'Would you please help me In Loving Memory of The
get him back into his wheelchair? 'He's hurt and Faithful Members of Trinity
he's too heavy for me.'
Who Have Gone Before Us
Moved beyond words, the executive tried to
swallow the rapidly swelling lump in his throat. He
hurriedly lifted the handicapped boy back into the
wheelchair, then took out a linen handkerchief and
dabbed at his fresh scrapes and cuts. A quick look
told him everything was going to be okay.
'Thank you and may God bless you,' the grateful
child told the stranger, too shook up for words...
The man simply watched the boy push his
wheelchair-bound brother down the sidewalk
towards their home.
It was a long, slow walk back to the Jaguar.
10Sunday Morning Humour An exasperated mother, whose son was always
getting into mischief, finally asked him "How do
you expect to get into Heaven?" The boy thought
it over and said, "Well, I'll run in and out and in and
out and keep slamming the door until St Peter says,
'For Heaven's sake, Troy, come in or stay out!'"
One day a little girl was sitting and watching her
mother do the dishes at the kitchen sink. She July
suddenly noticed that her mother had several Issue of the Key
strands of white hair sticking out in contrast on her
brunette head.
Forward your articles,
She looked at her mother and inquisitively asked, suggestions or event
'Why are some of your hairs white, Mum?' information to the editor
Her mother replied, 'Well, every time that you do
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one of my hairs turns white.'
By Friday,
The little girl thought about this revelation for a June 22, 2018
while and then said, 'Mummy, how come ALL of
grandma's hairs are white?'
Did someone say speaking in tongues?
11Answer May Word Search Puzzle
Words of
Your success and happiness lies in you. Resolve to
keep happy, and your joy and you shall form an
invisible host against difficulties
Helen Keller
1261 Jesus came from Galilee to ___ Jordan to be baptized by John
June Crossword Puzzle (Matt 3:13)
62 the horns of a wild ox.With them he will ___ the nations (Deut
33:17)
63 ___ and Arabians, we do hear them speak in our tongues (Acts
2:11) KJV
67 the angels hastened Lot, saying, ___, take thy wife (Gen 19:15)
(KJV)
69 to loose the bands of wickedness, to ___ the heavy burdens (Isa
58:6) (KJV)
71 Joshua son of Nun, who had been Moses' ___ (Num 11:28)
72 Is it ___ for you to flog a Roman citizen (Acts 22:25)
73 it is only a ___ from the boil (Lev 13:23)
74 The LORD is ___ to anger, abounding in love (Num 14:18)
75 who ___ his money without usury (Ps 15:5)
76 temporary dwelling (Ex 33:7)
77 burn incense upon the hills, under oaks and poplars and ___
(Hos 4:13) KJV
DOWN
1 his ___ was like the sun, and his legs were like fiery pillars (Rev
10:1)
2 if ___ ___ go up, he shall even break down their (1,3) (Neh 4:3)
KJV
3 brought him to an inn, and took ____ of him (Luke 10:34)
4 Your walls will ___ at the noise of the war horses (Ezek 26:10)
5 Also there ___ ___ olive trees by it (3,3) (Zech 4:3)
6 Consider the ravens: They do not ___ or reap (Luke 12:24)
7 units, parts, points
8 If we ____ to commune with thee, wilt thou be grieved? (Job 4:2)
KJV
9 the ___ and marshes will not become fresh (Ezek 47:11)
10 the ___ is to be scoured and rinsed with water (Lev 6:28)
11 You are ___ ___ that appears for a little while (1,4) (James 4:14)
12 he went to Assyria, where he built Nineveh, Rehoboth Ir, ___
(Gen 10:11)
ACROSS 13 I will be an ____ unto thine enemies (Exodus 23:22)
1 Everyone who sins breaks the law; in __, sin is lawlessness (I Jn 3:4) 21 they were counted by number of names by their ___ (1 Chron
5 John to the seven churches which are in ____ (Rev 1:4) 23:24) KJV
9 and keep some ___ between the herds (Gen 32:16) 23 Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven ____ (Exodus 20:4)
14 like the merchant ships, bringing her food from ___ (Prov 31:14) 27 ____, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find (Matt 7:7)
15 but envy ___ the bones (Prov 14:30) 28 As ___ ___ man who casteth firebrands (1,3) (Prov 26:18) KJV
16 a certain ____ named Martha received (Luke 10:38) 29 Do not set up any wooden Asherah ___ beside the altar you (Deut
17 Balaam for reward, and perished in the gainsaying of ___ (Jude 11) 16:21)
KJV 30 keep away from every brother who is ___ and does not (2 Thess
18 twenty he goats, two hundred ____, and twenty rams (Gen 32:14) 3:6)
19 take thee ___ ___, and lay it before thee (1,4) (Ezek 4:1) (KJV) 31 ___ them before God against quarreling (2 Tim 2:14)
20 King Asa issued an order to all Judah no one was ___ (1 Kings 35 The ___ of flour was not used up (IKing 17:16) (NKJ)
15:22) 36 Like ___ ___ tooth or a lame (1,3) (Prov 25:19)
22 pursued them all the way to Greater Sidon, to Misrephoth____ 38 was in the ____ that is called Patmos (Rev 1:9)
(Josh 11:8) 39 a little honey, spices, and myrrh, ____, and almonds (Gen 43:11)
24 abbr. for the ninth book of the Old Testament 40 You strain out a ___ but swallow a camel (Matt 23:24)
25 that at the name of Jesus every knee should ___ (Phil 2:10) 43 they began to throw the ___ overboard (Acts 27:18)
26 David sent a delegation to express his ___ to Hanun (1 Chron 19:2) 44 You, however, ___ me with lies (Job 13:4)
28 was in the hinder part of the ship, asleep on ___ ___ (1,6)(Mark 47 the deer, the gazelle, the ___ deer, the wild goat (Deut 14:5)
4:38) KJV 50 wrath is a messenger of death, but a wise man will ___ it (Prov
32 whether it be ox, or ____, or sheep; he shall restore double. (Exod 16:14)
22:4) 52 The two ___ arrived at Sodom in the evening (Gen 19:1)
33 so you became a __ to all the believers in Macedonia (1 Thess 1:7) 54 together with her royal ___ and her father (Dan 11:6)
34 with dishonest scales, with ___ ___ of false weights (1,3) (Mic 6:11) 55 you will go out and leap like calves released from the ___ (Mal 4:2)
37 THIS IS JESUS, THE ___ OF THE JEWS (Matt 27:37) 56 "Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in ___ days." (John
41 laying aside ____ malice, and all guile, and hypocrisies (1 Pet 2:1) 2:19)
42 Some of the Levites were secretaries, ___ and doorkeepers (2 57 a King who will ___ wisely and do what is just (Jer 23:5)
Chron 34:13) 58 ___ in the LORD and do good (Ps 37:3)
45 Praise him, ___ and moon, praise him, all you shining stars (Ps 59 say unto this mountain, Remove ___ to yonder place (Matt 17:20)
148:3) KJV
46 Then will the lame leap like a ___ (Isa 35:6) 64 From morning ___ evening he explained and declared to them
48 ____, a prophetess, the daughter of Phanuel (Luke 2:36) (Acts 28:23)
49 we found out that the island was called ___ (Acts 28:1) 65 So Esau (that is, ___ ) settled in the hill country of Seir (Gen 36:8)
51 all that handle the ___ , the mariners (Ezek 27:29) KJV 66 patch from a new garment and ___ it on an old one (Luke 5:36)
53 whether in the ___ depths or in the highest heights (Isa 7:11) 68 "Why does your face look so ___ when you are not ill? (Neh 2:2)
55 The LORD is my ___ and my song (Ps 118:14) 70 throughout all Israel from Beersheba even to ___ (2 Chr.30:5) KJV
60 The trees of the LORD are full of ____ (Ps 104:16)
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9:00 St. Peter’s, Sauble 10:00 Bible Study,
9:30 Tobermory Chi Tobermory at United
Cheemaun Community Ser. Church
9:45 Trinity/St. Peter’s 3:30 Meditation, WLW – Wiarton
10:30 St. Andrews Tobermory Dinner & Theater
11:30 Christ Church
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9:00 St. Peter’s, Sauble 9:30 Ministries & 10:00 Bible Study,
9:30 St. Edmund’s 3:30 Meditation, Stewardship Tobermory at United
9:45 Trinity/St. Peter Tobermory Committee Church
10:30 St. Andrews 6:15 Hymn Sing at 12:00 Noon Parish
11:30 Christ Church Golden Dawn Partnership Council
Christ Church
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9:00 St. Peter’s, Sauble 10:00 Bible Study, 8:00 Garage Sale
9:30 St. Edmund’s 7:00 St. Peter’s/ Tobermory at United DEADLINE Christ Church, Lion’s
9:45 St. Peter’s/Trinity 3:30 Meditation, Trinity Joint Council Church ARTICLES FOR Head
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9:00 St. Peter’s, Sauble 3:30 Meditation, 10:00 Bible Study, Garage And Bake
9:30 St. Edmund’s Tobermory Tobermory at United Sale,
9:45 St. Peter’s/Trinity 6:15 Hymn Sing at Church 8:00 Trinity, Wiarton
10:30 St. Andrews Golden Dawn
11:30 Christ Church
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