Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 21, 1956, Winnipeg, Manitoba _ Page if. My answer by Winnipeg free press wednesday March 21, 195s looking backward am disgusted with my Church and am thinking about pulling out. What would you advise what do you think you would accomplish by pull ing out there is no perfect Church just As there Are no perfect people. It May be that you Are unhappy because you cannot have your Way. If the situation is really bad your duty is to try to remedy things. It seems to me there Are Only three reasons which would justify a person break ing off Fellowship with other christians. First if there is disbelief in the diet of Christ. Secondly if there is in your Fellowship a rebuked and a repented immorality. And finally if you personally Are denied the right of witnessing for your Loid which is Seldom Ever the Case. Christian fellow ship and Christian love should always be a characteristic of our Christian Faith and any breaking of this Fellowship or Lack of Christian love is a serious reflection on us and on the head of the Church the lord Jesus Christ. I do not know what the reasons for your dissatisfaction May be but i would urge you to Pray about the matter and then in humility and love to to the ones with whom you disagree and talk and Pray things Over. It is just possible that you yourself May be the one who needs to be changed. Eighty years 21, 1876rbeen in charge St. Giles since from this wrote a i Nipes visitor standing on top j the new Stony Mountain penitent Twenty years 21, 1936 diary during a Mirage May Bei applications for bus and truck i seen clearly the Long straggling franchises for Southwest Manitoba i Village City of Winnipeg with its were refused by the utilities too Broad main Street bordered Board at Brandon. Chairman with two thin lines of Low roofed r. Cottingham said he had re stores and ice ived telegrams from Souris and Melita councils stating that Raili t. Of was already curtailed be i seventy years 21, 1886 cause the invasion of trucks. An exhibition of the new Edison method of telegraphing Between moving trains and from train to station was Given at Chicago a Meiningi was the name of a new icelandic Church journal which Rev. Jon Bjarnason. Pastor of the icelandic Church had begun to publish in Winnipeg. Car plugs Vancouver for cup game Ottawa special Donald sixty years 21, 1s96 Gordon president of the Canadian a provincial football Assoc a National railways prefers that the i Tion was formed at a convention Grey cup game be played in in t cd Komator i t i i in Brandon. J. Shoemaker car Berry was elected president ice presidents Are a. T. Boyce. A Power Only a decade As classified inform c. A. St. John. Neep Travis Elkhorn Winnipeg c. George Fraser. Austin a. M. Campbell Jila. Souris Chris Newton. Rounthwaite Ben Wood Hull Holland. Vancouver. The football classic this year proved to be a very important Factor in our rail traffic he told the commons railway committee. Tuesday. I transcontinental passenger traffic in november had been up 40 per cent and the football faithful in i the rail trek to Vancouver had fifty years 21, responsible for a Good part of to celebrate the removal of the the increase. Point Douglas presbyterian Congre gation to their new Oil i Trail e. C. A Plant research worker said monday be using nuclear a recital by Edna Suther the week of the Grey cup game the car ran its super Continental Widen canal Ottawa have canadians will be using Power in Little More than 10 years. Or. Ii. J. Rae of the atomic re scorch at Chalk River on. Made the statement to the called for a four year con Kootenay Section of the chemical tract to Widen the St. Lawrence of Canada. Iship canal Channel from Montreal he said at least 10 reactor Quebec City the transport de plants will he in operation by that apartment announced monday. In Southern Ontario dredging contract Calls for the re o a. In five sections from Montreal and was Given in the new edifice. Toronto to the Pacific coast and i five trains were required to haul the additional traffic. Maybe it would be Good Busi Ness for you to subsidize Vancou forty years 21, 91ii the greatest defence playing seeing the 61st battalion team do feat Regina hockey its at the Aud stars were some plants would be built of More than 15.000.000 he maritime. Southern Manitoba Yards of Clay Stone and in the North. Hardpan and possibly shale to con i thirty years 21, 1926 or the coast suggested James a. Byrne Liberal Kootenay East. Or. Gordon a Montreal resident merely grinned. London births in Hardpan and possibly shale to con the pastor who had been in his the 160 larger towns of England t and in the North. 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