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= THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, September 3, 1966 Speaking Truthfully Scripture--Exodns 20:16; Proverbs 26:18-28; Matthew 12:33-87, 26:69-75; Ephesians 4:15, 25, 29- 31. ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY "AEN Ne Any careless handling of the truth, whether by an. individual, nation, or- ganization or political movement, vio- lates God's law. ~--Exodus Confronted by their false witness, gossips, who bring ruin and calamity to others, often excuse themselves as "only kidding." Proverbs 26: 18-28. and warns of 20:16 quences, to the corrupt fruit of corrupt trees Ft FOE EOE LS : ; be eeveclaly' necessary | other Facet. SCHOOL LESSON gee orga ' ' Although Roman Catholi¢/ dice is found among school pupils on the average|the most educated parents, score above national norms on|of those most regular in piesa tests Fy' ranged religious practices, achievement and learn' po-| tential, this con be eftribated t8linag the are, nt Prevuaen some selectivity in admissions --Parents of children in Cath ee of limits in capac - nd te hl thi bie, -| gious - mo} es e ity, Catholic schools. reject ace as ies teenham than many applicants--20 per cent at| intellectual or vocational train- elementary level, and 30 Perl ing ' h eehani is hools use y) a aaut of #6 = Gent ee She Most of the per cent of the.students have academic tests in picking en- rollees, --Direct tuition fees 4 56 fete outlooks, but 44 per COURTICE UNITED CHURCH Trull's Road N., charged by half the elementary schools and 77 per cent of the secondary schools, tending to make economic resources of the child's family a factor in determining his entry into Cath- olie schools. falsehood and epeak the truth with love. Ephesians 4:15, 25, 29-31, GOLDEN TEXT: Ephasians 4:25 their -ultimate conse- --Matthew 12:33-37. BIBLE LESSON Ninth Commandment Covers By R. H. RAMSEY "Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor' is probably the most frequently broken of the Ten Command- ments, for lying's lesser forms are so easily indulged in that many do not consider them vio- lations of God's law, What is false witness? The law implies much more than it says. It is deliberate perjury) under oath, of course. It is also) gossip, slander, cowardly si-| 'Tence, half - truths, white lies, | over - emphasis of some facts} while withholding others, ridi-| cule, purposeful! deception) through false, misleading ad-| vertiging or lifting phrases and) out..of context. In short, any careless handling of the truth, whether by an indi- 'vidual, nation, organization or pelitical movement, constitutes 2 violation of the ninth com- mandment. Sometimes the sins of our tongues, though more subtle, are ultimately more damaging than the sins of our deeds. WE SEE EFFECTS In recent years we have wit- nessed the devasting effects of false witness. Thanks to the McCarthy - Cohen - Schine ca- bal, the John Birch Society, and others of that ilk, '"Com- mie," "Red," Pinko" and "'fel- low . traveller' have become fear-inducing household words, epithets to be liberally applied ta any and all who disagree or fail to conform with the siaius quo, the mores, the ideology of Man As Witness Lesson Subject God's use of man as His witness will be a major theme ef the Bible Lesson on "Man" at Christian Science church services this Sunday. The Golden Text is from Job -- "God exalteth by his Many Facets | the American middle-class. We|brings untold ruin and calamity | have been conditioned to, sus-|upon others before the Lord's, pect everyone, no matter what| vengeance falls upon him, And| their station. Smear campaigns|when a gossip is confronted by| 'abound; blackists are the ré-|his false witness, he often ex-) sult, Hundreds of people have|cuses himself as "only kid-| lost their reputations, their live-| ding." lihood, their friends, their|jt is "kidding." Persons who homes as the result of a smug,|speak uncharitably, maliciously, | selfrighteous disregard for! sjanderously, who give ready| truth, utterance and free circulation) Another case in point, as illus-|to calumnies, suspicions and in- trated by the passage from|sinuations, who propagate false Proverbs, is the common gos- charges, or true ones in a bitter, sip, the eggs Me Whispered' envious or malignant spirit; the eee ae pant revilver, the backbiter, the whis-| in trade. Though the gossip perer, the reckless abusive par- ' tisan, the inventor and publisher AGES 5 1a of bad names and injurious ru- A lie is no less a lie because) ors aj} stand condemned by orb 5° nei yapanished, an ninth commandmant. In the New Testament we find Jesus likening idle words ito the corrupt fruit of a corrupt jtree, and warning of the ulti- | mate consequences of four ideal or untruthful words: "by. thy words thou shalt be con- demned,"' Without the saving grace of God, lying and deceit always lead to ruin. Witness the case of Peter. In the closing days of our Lord's life, Peter chewed up the scenery with declarations of loyalty and fidelity. Yet when Jesus was arrested, Peter found his words empty. He denied the Lord and fled. It took our Sa- vior's grace and prayers to bring Peter to the point where he recognized his weakness and dealt with it resolutely. WARNED OF FAULTS When the Apostle Paul wrote) to the Ephesian Christians he warned of certain faults and, weaknesses that impair Chris-| tian character. He exhorted Local Pastor Transferred child - likeness advocated by) Christ), and become mature in thought and action, to put away | falsehood and speak the truth with love. Our words can be for good or evil and Paul encourages us REV. M. A. BERIAULT Assistant pastor at Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church for the part eight years, Rey, M. A. Beriault left Oshawa Wednes- power:. . . Remember that thou magnify his work, which men behold." Passages to he read from the denominational textbook willjable Father Beriault to concen- trate on the activities: of the Cursillio in Christianity for the Archdiocese of Toronto of which) he is the director. The Cursillio| is a Catholic movement which) promotes courses in Christian renewal. include these lines: "God will heal the sick through man, whenever man is governed by God. . . The highest earthly representative of God, speak- ing of human ability to reflect divine power, prophetically said to his disciples, speaking not) for their day only but for alljawa from Midland, Ont., and believeth on|was active in a number of local time: 'He that me, the works that 1 do shalljorganizations, he do also;' and 'These signs|the Roman Catholic padre of the| shall follow them that believe"|Ontario Regiment. | (Science and Health with Key! to the Scriptures' by Mary) Baker Eddy). day to assume new duties at) - ieee ase ne Catholic) urch, Mimico, ; i ; | which will build up our hearers. | Tae Spange. of parial will ©' /Bitterness, wrath, anger, loud! land boisterous recriminations, | lcharacter assassination, malice are to be put away. In their |place: truth spoken with love. When a Christian, by words or deed, lives or speaks con- trary to the will of. God, the h.| example of Christ and the lead- ing of the Holy Spirit, he cannot \grow spiritually nor contribute ito the well-being of the Chris- \tian community. Certainly there is no better He will be succeeded at Holy| way to live than to hold truth Cross Church by Rev. Edwardiin high regard and speak it al- Law of Midland. ways 'in love." to use only those in harmony Father Beriault came to Os including being | jchial (separate) system, enrol-|they are "not accepted as pro-| tacross the country. men to forgo their childish ways | (which is different from the) Bint with the Holy Spirit within us, | STORIE PARK HALL, -- MILL STREET --Only 46.7 per cent of the more than 11,500,000 school-age Catholic children attend church schools, Two-thirds of the Catholic | papale reject the idea of inferi- ority of Negrves, and three- the students have no| Minister --- Rev. D. Arscot SERVICE 11:00 A.M. ALL ARE WELCOME Catholic Schools Better Than Appraisals Assumed By GEORGE W. CORNELL the University of Notre Dame. | NEW YORK (AP)--Students} The university carried out the | fourths of in Roman Catholic schools in| project wiih a $350,000 grant | : setisiaue lindaratanding. | sin the United States score above|from the Carnegie Corporation | the national norm in learning| of New York, } ability and achievement, but). eoviale of their inter-religious FIND WEAK SPOTS attitudes raise some question) The hefty report says the in-| marks, formation turned up shows) These points were among aj"clearly that, in their totality, mass of findings issued from aj|Catholic schools are muc.: ». t+} three-year, country-wide study|ter than some recent app?isa!s| of the church's elementary and|have assumed." But evidence secondary schools -- described! also was cited of weak spoi... as the most comprehensive) Among the details brought ever made. out: ' | It probed into conditions, per-| --The proportion of lay teach- sonnel, objectives and view\ers in parochial schools is in- points existing in the vast paro-|creasing rapidly, but they feel | REY. RICHARD J, BARKER, Minister 9:45 A.M. -- Sunday School 11:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. Guest Preacher Rev. Harvey G. Lainson ling more than 5,500,000 pupils| fessional co-equals" by teach- ing sisters and priests, nor by Results offer an over-all pic-| parents. ture of the operation "which) ---More than half the paro- we've never seen before in this|chial pupils have uncertain or completeness," said Rev. Theo-| stereotyped attitudes tow ard dore M. Hesburgh, president of| Jews, indicating that "self-ex- 6:30 P.M.--PRAYER FELLOWSHIP HARMONY UNITED CHURCH | Rev. N. 7. Holmes, B.A,, 8.0., Minister Mrs. Marie * (Piano Organist = Se 10:00. A.M. MORNING ihe Ai" BAGOT AND CENTRE STS. ; The Reverend Canon F> G. Ongley, M.A.--Rector The Reverend R. G, Brooks 5,Th.--Assistont : SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th 9:00 A.M.--HOLY COMMUNION 11:00 A.M.-MORNING PRAYER 7:00 P.M.--EVENING PRAYER Nursery Fogilities svailable at the 11:00 am, Service THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th--HOLY COMMUNION--10 A.M. GOSPEL HALL 40 NASSAU STREET DRIVE-IN SERVICE Sunday, 7:00 P.M Dominion Stores -. Midtown Crese, (Between King St. W. and John St.) Speoker: MR. K. BELCH of BELLEVILLE ALL HEARTILY INVITED | | CENTRE STREET UNITED CHURCH Corner King and Centre St, REV. ARTHUR W. MAGEE--MINISTEP. Organist Mrs. A. H.. Foy ~ 10:00 A.M.-- MORNING WORSHIP _ Sermon Topic: "THE EARTH IS THE LORD'S AND THE FULLNESS THEREOF" The Minister preaching at this Service. Joint Service with Westmount United Church at' Centre Street. Family Church at the ZION CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 409 ADELAIDE AVE. EAST PASTOR: REV, D, N. 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(At Glenwood & Hortop) Fellowship Of E vangelical Baptist Churches In Canada EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Evangeline & Phillip Murray Pastor: REV. ERNEST WINTER 9:45 AM BIBLE SCHOOL 11:00 AM MR. MILTON ARNOLD "JOO PM "LIVING IN THE LAST DAYS" 7:45----BIBLE STUDY and PRAYER WED. Catvary Baptist CENTRE end JOHN STREETS Postor -- REV, ROBERT B. LYTLE fs 7 naan 9:45 A.M.----BIBLE SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES The Bible Is Our Textbook 11:00 A.M 7:00 P.M 7:00 P.M Wednesday REV, ROBERT B, LYTLE REV,.ROBERT B. LYTLE SERVICE BROAICAST OVER CKLB RADIO 745 5m In-Depth Study the Scriotures with us Rev. R. H. Jomes, 725-1280. Postor --- 7:45 AM, -- CIBRARY TIME 10:00 A.M, --- SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 A.M. -- MORNING WORSHIP 7 P.M, -- EVENING SERVICE Wed. 8:00 p.m. ---- Prayer ond Praise THE FRIENDLY COMMUNITY CHURCH 129 KING STREET EAST REV. L. 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PUBLIC WORSHIP All Cordially Invited HUNGARIAN Minister Rev. E, Seress at Knox Church Simcoe, St. North 3:30 P.M.--Worship Service 2nd and 4th SUNDAYS 11:00: A.M, "FEELING --- DOING" "Let us not be weary in well-doing God is not mocked: for whatsoever 9 man soweth that shall he also reap. Of the Spirit reap life ever- lasting COME AND WORSHIP WITH US Galations 6:8 King Street Pentecostal Church 611 KING ST, W. One Block West of Oshawo Shopping Centre REV.-S. D. FELTMATE ---- Pastor Phones: Church 728-5371 Parsonage 728-6662 -- SUNDAY -- 11 AM, and 7 P.M YOUTH EVANGELISTIC CRUSADE -- with EVANGELIST and MRS. EUGENE KRAFT of KELOWNA, BRITISH COLUMBIA and SPECIAL YOUTH SERVICES TUES., WED., THURS., FRI. -- at 8:00 P.M. DON'T MISS THE MUSIC THE SINGING THE PREACHING SUN., 9:45 A.M. A VERY SPECIAL WELCOME TO SUNDAY SCHOOL Off-Street Parking -- Nursery Facilities -- Tiny-Tots Church PLAN NOW TO VISIT OSHAWA'S FRIENDLY FAMILY CHURCH