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20 - The Oakville Beaver, Friday August 4, 2006 www.oakvillebeaver.com BAPTIST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH WALTON W. 905-827-1643 UNITED 2489 Lakeshore Rd. Corner of Bronte & Lakeshore Rd. W. www.waltonmemorial.com 905 844 2801 www.chartwellchurch.org g (Dundas Rd. W. & Lions Valley Park Rd.) 905-335-3433 Rev. G. Walter Read The Little Church With The Big Welcome KNOX PRESBYTERIAN SIXTEEN Bike club hoping to help youths THIS SUMMER ... A 12-part series on Marriage, Parenting and Harmony in the Home Continued from page 4 Sunday Worship 228 Chartwell Road 8:45 and 11:00 a.m. Walton Welcomes You Sunday Aug. 6 yg King Thing Junior Congregation Nursery Care Chartwell @ King's King's Christian Collegiate 528 Burnhamthorpe Road West 10:00 a.m. Nursery, children and youth programs through high school at weekend services 10:00 am Family Service Sunday, Aug. 6 10:30 am AIR CONDITIONED www.knox16.com Message: "Hunger Pains ­ Part 1" Guest Preacher: Rev. John Bennet Iroquois Ridge Community Centre 1051 Glenashton Dr. at 8th Line Chris or Rachel 905-617-8091 www.kingsfamily.org info@kingsfamily.org Sunday @ 10am y 7:00 pm Oakville Senior p Citizens Residence Service CHECK OUT: WWW.WALTONMEMORIAL.COM PRESBYTERIAN TRAFALGAR Presbyterian TRAFALGAR & UPPER MIDDLE RD. BIBLE CHAPEL 1415 Trafalgar Road (across from Sheridan College) (905) 842-0938 ST. JOHN'S UNITED Sunday Aug. 6 yg 10:00 am Rev. John Maich preaching Rev. Don Gibson Worship + Small Group Ministries + Seminars Pastoral Care + Home and Hospital Visitations Kim Belanger Church School, Youth Programs Nursery Care Brian Turnbull Music Ministry, Organ & Choir Sunday, Aug. 6 Special Guest Speaker Rudy Wiebe 10:30 am 6:30 pm Downtown At Dunn & Church Streets 905-842-2800 Office: 262 Randall 905-845-0551 Discover a warm and www.stjohnsunited.ca j diverse Christian community Minister: Rev. Kristine O'Brien Music: Andrew Donaldson Directions: Take Trafalgar Rd. to White Oaks Blvd, North on Litchfield Rd, to the end Our vision is to be a centre of biblical excellence in Oakville, teaching, guiding and supporting each other to be fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ Join us any Sunday All are Welcome! 10:00 am: Coffee and Tea 10:30 am: Sunday Service y ****Nursery Available**** Praise & Worship and Communion **Children and Youth - preschool to high school - leave from the main service for a church program with their peers** No Bible Study This Week We have various Small Groups meeting p g throughout the week. Please contact the g church office for more information. www.faithbaptist-oakville.com Sunday Worship, Nursery, and a vibrant Children's Program 10:00 am www.trafalgarchurch.ca email: office@trafalgarchurch.ca Pastor: Brian Roe 2250 Eighth Line Oakville 905 849-0567 oakridgebible@sympatico.ca PENTECOSTAL A Church for Your Heart, Mind & SpiritTM Lakeshore Rd. at Dunn St. Downtown Oakville 905-844-3472 Rev. Harry McWil iams, Rev. Mike Marsden 454 Rebecca St. 905-845-3427 OAKVILLE PENTECOSTAL APOSTOLIC CENTER Sunday Bible Teaching and y Worship Service 12:30-2:30 pm (NORTH RIDGE ROOM) Sunday, Aug. 6 SUNDAY AUG. 6 10:00 AM "A Whole New You" Meeting at AMC Winston Churchill 24 2081 Winston Park Dr., Oakville INVITES YOU TO WORSHIP WITH US Morning Worship One Service Only 10:15 a.m. Sacrament of Holy Communion "Called to Active Ministry" y Junior Congregation Nursery gg Lemonade on the lawn Ministers: The Rev. Dr. Paul Crittenden The Rev. Lexie Chamberlain Dir. Music: Michal Rozycki Everyone Welcome y E-mail: knoxoakville@cogeco.net g Website:www.knoxoakville.com 9:30 a.m. Glenashton & Eighth Line Thursday Bible Teaching y 7:00-8:00 pm Call for location 416-855-4400 ­ 416-995-6325 IROQUOIS RIDGE COMMUNITY CENTRE Nursery and Church School for children and youth y f y We provide support & caring in times off need through Stephen Ministries pp g gp Weekly small Groups for Youths & Adults UNITED JESUS IS LORD "Where relevant faith meets caring community" UNITED CHURCH www.munnsunited.com MUNN'S Sunday Aug. 6 Summer Service Hours www.stpaulsoakville.com p e-mail: spunited@bellnet.ca p Dundas Hwy. & 6th Line 905-257-8434 MAPLE GROVE UNITED CHURCH Rev. Morar Murray-Hayes 346 Maple Grove Dr. Oakville 156 Third Line, Oakville 905-827-3851 905-845-5721 Minister: The Reverend Sean Foster HOPEDALE PRESBYTERIAN Sunday, Aug. 6 10:00 a.m. Worship Service One Service Only 10:00 a.m. Sunday School Sunday Aug. 6 Summer Worship 9:30 A.M. Guest speaker: Joan Vinall-Cox Child care available "Born Again: Mid-wifing the Spirit" Minister: Rev. Meg Grieve g Student Supply: Lyn Workman pp y y Director of Music: Rita Lamplugh website: www.maplegroveunitedchurch.org e-mail: mguc@cogeco.net E-mail: churchoffice@hopedalechurch.ca Church School · Nursery Provided Inviting all to be Alive in Christ g pursue. He used his two weeks of college living to learn how to cook, look into the cost of college by visiting Humber College's North campus and find sports suited to his ability. "It was weird, but great," said Blomfield who plans to become an accountant. Recurring brain tumours from age three caused deafness in his left ear, muscle weakness in his left arm and some learning difficulties. Harvey and Barbara Blomfield are pleased by their son's progress. It makes them all the more relieved to "These teens leave him have an impact home alone. on a lot of peo"I knew Jake was fine ple's lives and we because he hope in some didn't call small way to home for the have an impact past week, on theirs." even though I was eager to Marg Saliba, know how he Milton Chapter of was doing. I the Harley Owners knew it was a Group signal he was having the time of his life," said his dad. The Erinoak program is funded through private donations. The support provided by the Milton chapter of the Harley Owners Group is much like the grand entrance riders made at Wednesday night's open house. It goes on and on, like the line of bikes that rolled into the oval in front of the Sheridan College Residence and Conference Centre. In the end 24 shiny, rumbling wheels were on view for students to get an up close look. "These teens have an impact on a lot of people's lives and we hope in some small way to have one on theirs," said Marg Saliba who is the fundraising organizer for the Milton chapter. "They inspire us all and teach us all about life," she added. The Harley group fundraised $39,000 last year for the ILP and $46,000 the previous year. They are the main sponsors of the program, as well as Longo's Family Charitable Foundation. Through a poker run ride organized for Sunday, Aug. 20 and raffle tickets, the motorcycle enthusiasts hope to raise the same or more for next year's program. For more information on these fundraising efforts, call Saliba at 905- 875-0778.