by Rev. Dave Martyn’
with all apologies we

Shakes:

question we should be
Gureelven should not be

whether scientists can clone
a buman being, but rather
whether they ahould, ‘Can
they clone or can’t they’ is
not the . ‘Toclone or.
mot to clone’ - that is the

oduction -

ofan id an Menticel vidual,

that is accomplished by a
‘using

a aingie set of
es. Ina recently
beok an author

- should concern us,

sored the project. ;

Now whether this is a hoax
or not is not the issue that
The
fundamental issue is the
reason why such a thing is
desired

In this particular case the
reason is given. This man
could not find a female
partner that met his ex-
pectations, so he decided
that his son should be like
him in all respects, hence

loning.

One cannot help but
wonder about that man. A
man that iso alienated from
others that he has to resort to
reproduction without re-
lationship. Perhaps this
eventis simply a symptom of

‘The Gospel

: _ ‘This Ie the story of Jesus
and told by Johnny

It's no easy tank to tell the
of Christ's carthly
in a 63 minutes

on film? How do you show
the struggles, the cutting
pain, the incomprehensible
loveof One who overpowered
death...by dying...for al
men of all time?

Maybe you can’t tell the
wholestory. But you can tell
a part of it-the part that
means the most to you.

Johnny Cash seems to

our ‘other denying'
culture whose ethic is
‘everyone for themselves.’
Thera is no love in cloning,
except self-love.

The question in asked -
should we clone? In the
perspective of the Cross, that
symbolizes the, suffering of
God for us, that we might be
able to risk loving because
God loves us - the answer Is
m. Jesus sald “love one
another as I have loved
you.” This demands that we
risk the pain, the hurt, and
the imperfection that comes
with loving the other. The
Easter message proclaims
that such pain will turn to joy

TORONTO (CP)
Clergymen do not think
mem of their

congregations are racist,
recent survey by Sunday
Star indicates.

The survey was done after
a study by Frances Henry of
York University’s an-
thropology department sald
45 per cent of Toronto
Baptists,nLutherans and
Presbyterians are racist to

tolerant, the wet study

and that the imperfections said,

will be perfected in Christ.

make it all happen again-
with musle, with the scenic
beauty of the land of Isreal,
with forceful charac-
terizations of the men who
lived the story-in the World
Wide Pictures release, THE
GOSPEL ROAD.

See this film at Zion
Baptist Church, this Sunday
March 19th at 7:15 p.m.

Letters

| A Matter of Morality

wa
teenagers an
Pipe recnt ple, and in essence

‘matter of morality”
fs which parents need to
‘fmvolve themselves, What
we are looking at is not

the destruction of
property, but, aa we survey .
the wreckage, we can
assuredly know that it
Fopresente destroyed lives as

Proverb’s: “He who spares
the rod hates his son, but he

‘who loves him is diligent to Tespect

discipline him, disciplin:
‘your son while there is hope,
do not set your heart on his
apeiieg Folly is bound- .
in the heart of a child, but ~
éhe rod of discipline drives it «
far from him.'” (RSV).
> There are two major in-
fluences brought to bear on
young peenie today.
Parental authority at home
and social pressure at
Bon is -
by the

Away from home, this
generation exists in a world,
totally . foreign to thelt
parents. e young there
is a total rebellion against all
forms of authority, and this
ig unequalled in any other
generation

Cigarette or “joint” in one
hand, a beer in the other,

intoxicate themselves
then have total freedom
to fulfill thelr’ dealres.

Are you a caring parent?

Then how can this
situation be bettered? I
suggest it begin in the home.
Tt is at home that Jove must
begin to flow. It is here that

are example of mutual.

and admiration is
exhibited. It is vital that
there be a band of love
between husband and wife
use it la the foundation
thority, If a chil oor
young: person can travel to
the father after mom has

said “no and there obtain family

on, how in the world
’ will that. child respect the
words of his mother?
Parents should stick

together, back each other, to
teach respect and obedience,

In these turbulent tm
parents should make their
homes a refuge and not a den
of indifference, A child
needs to be able to come —
home from the pressures
which bombard him at
school, and totally relax
Vet narente are respoositie.

'e8, parents are res le
for disciplining their
children - it is a number one
priority for them. It is im-

? possible to live as a “family”

in 3 hours a week.

And, having disciplined
their children, the ch dren
in turn will discipline
children, “train up & wa, a ca
in the way he shoul Bo, and
and when he is old
not’ depart from
(Proverbs 22v6).

og fed in te Dome. is,
ihe found in the Home... <'
emember Roine fell,’

because of the breakup of
life, from a cater
within ita syatem,

So, you see It’s — all in the
family! -

“Voice in the Wilderness of
these Modern Times”

bey

Only one clergyman, Rev.
Winston Brown, Jamaican:
born co-ordinator of the
ministry, raid he agreed
with the study's findings.

Two other clergymen said
‘they agreed with some of the
points made in the study. A
Lutherannminister said
churches are not doing all

they should to ease racial
tension. o .
Rev. John Gladstone,

minister of Yorkminster
Park Baptist Church, said
that “there’s really no need

to defend and I
hope I’m not being arrogant
when I say that.”

Rev. H. Douglas Stewart,

Breakfast
and
Prayers

“OTTAWA (CP) — MPs and

give leadera a cmance to
reflect on the spiritual ide of

public life.

Representatives of about
‘BO countries joined MPs from
all: political parties for the

prayer breakfast on

Parliament Hill.

The breakfast was
by the

arliamentary prayer

every ‘Wednes ssday, when whenn- .

Parllament in session,
Hosts for the Preaktane were

Lincoln} and Jack Murta
(PC-Lisgar) led a seminar
dealing with the spiritual
dimensions of lea p.

day at school, and must
schools today have
pumerous extra-curricular
activities. This adds even

more time away from home
ai parental Influence. And
in our’tmes schools have
now become less and Jess a
place of learning and more

and more a_ hot-house

Province of British Columbia

climate that spawns social ©

can be found
schools but
junior high schools as well -
sometimes indeed narcotics
are found in the elementary
achool. Statistics show that
two - out -of-three young

people have experimented
vith drugs. Young people
today are in an environment,
at echoal that pressures
them to “try it”,

- Parties are bot just bir-
thea style anymore.

ivr vary a, of

teachors today are
liberal, lenient and per-
misaive, and
tention: of \.admonishing
yotng people to live dean -
eonscience, whol e
lives,. And 93 a result.the :
students look to their peers,
oe e “out there”
from . home ia in-,
tas And once a young
-even their patriotic
element has basically
‘ vanished. Very few young
People show any respect for
the

lect
: , Young people, too, at
” school are being eysed
in a cauldron of tem ation,
The world of the at ts in
, generation
me hypertension that
ite attention span has grown
extremely short. itis indeed
a, generation, full o f gquilt.-.
that avoids @ moment of.
allerice like te plague. -

have no in. —°-

arrived in junior. -

~ PUBLIC NOTICE

REGIONAL DISTRICT

REVIEW COMMITTEE

The Minister of Municipal Affairs has appointed a Committee to review
the regional district concept. Mr. Philip A. Farmer, Chairman, and the .
Regional District Review Committee is examining: ;

1. The jurisdictional role of regional districts, including an
' examination of present and future functions and respon-

-gsibilitles.  . .
_ 2, Thestructural and administrative organization of regional

districts Including internal and external boundaries; the
“relatlonships between regional districts and Provincial,

; municipal and the citizens; and Provincial financial sup-

port policy for the regional districts. .

3. Such other issues germane to the review of the regional ~
_ district concept as may be appropriate. -

The Committee is holding Public Hearings at central locations through- .
out-the Province to hear presentations from organizations and -indi--
‘viduals. The Schedule for 1978 has been published; copies may be ~
obtained from the Secretary,

Organizations or individuals wishing to appear and present a brief io . ?
the Committee, and who-have not already done 80, should advise the
Secretary as soon as possible.

The Committee would also welcome briets or letters from individuals
who cannot or do not wish to appear before the Committee at a Public
Hearing, Individuals attending a Public Hearing and wishing to | make :
an oral presentation at that time are also welcome. ;

- Onbehalf of the Committee:
_ Brig. Gen. E. D. Danby (Retired) :
_ Executive Secretary
’ Regional District Review Committes
Sulte 206-515 West 10th Avenue
ancouver, B. Cc. V8Z 4AB Telephone: | 672-2905

Presbyterian eed by sald
he was surprised b:

study's findings , bit i fad no no
way of disputing them.

He said there are about a

dozen West Indian families [am

in his congregation of 500
and while there is no confllct
between them and other
members, “‘it’s difficult. to
get them involved soceally.”

Lutheran clergyman Rev.
W. L. Myra of the Church of

: the Good Shepherd said his

ation of 100 has four
ar five familles from Guyana

“Gnd “as far as I can tell,

they're accepted.”

KITCHENER, Ont. (CP)
— The World Conference oof
Religion ture
hold a conference at Con-
yocation Hall, University of
Toronto on Oct. 27, 23, and 29,

the e organization here an-

othe oe, ganization, with
members from all faiths,

works toward international
understanding and world

peace.

TORONTO (CP) — David
Wong, president of the
Bapilst World Alliance, will

visit Toronto and Niagara’ @

Falls, Ont., from April 2 to
Apeil 4.

Wong, a Hong Kong ar-
chitect, was elected
president of the international
Baptist organczation in 1975
for a five-year term.

In] The Perspective of the Cross: : —

TV SPECIAL, vOUTH NIGHT TOMORROW NIGHT

Cliff Barrows
Tedd Smith John Innes

_ SPECIAL GUESTS:
*Johnny Cash
*B. J. Thomas

BAPTIST
CHURCH

Pastor 0.K. Hale 635-9398
_ Corner of Halliwell
and N. Thomas -
10:00 a.m. Bible Teaching
Sunday School
11:00.a.m Morning Worship
Service
7:30 p.m. Singing and Bible
Study
feds. 8:00 Home Bible
Studies
‘You are Welcame at
Uplands’

“UPLANDS.

ZION

_ BAPTIST

~ CHURCH

_ pastor Paul Mehninger

Offlee 635-2407
Home 635-5309

Sunday School 9:45 a.m.

Morning Worship 11:00
a.m. . -

TERRACE
_ ALLIANCE
CHURCH

” Pastor Roy Taylor
4923 Agar Ave.

9:45 Bible School
11:00 Tha Fourfold. Gospel

Faith.

‘fam,

7:15 Let’s Question Ourf.

“OF

3341 River Drive
Terrace, B.C,
638-1561

i Rev. RL. White
Sunday School 10:40 a.m.

Rev. R.L. White

Morning Worship 11:00]

THE HERALD, Friday, March 17, 1978, PAGE 3

«june Carter
«Evie Tornquist

CFIK-TV
coh 3/6 |

ATTEND
THE
CHURCH

“Your

CHOICE
THIS
SUNDAY

CHRIST
LUTHERAN
CHURCH

Cor. Sparks St.
& Park Ave.

Rev. Rolf Nosterud |
635-5882

Evening Worship 7:30 p.m.
Prayer Service Wed. 7: |

“Saints will ald ifrnen will call
For the blue shy bencs over allt
. Sem Taylor Coleridge

- “All his saints
‘are in thy hand... every
ons shall receive of thy .
words,” . ,
_ =Deuteronomy 33:3

jem.

KNOX
UNITED
- CHURCH

4907 Larelle Ave.
" Minister Rev,
Dave Martyn

Sunday School .

Senlor 12 & up 10:00 a.m.
Under 12 - 11:00 a.m.
Vorship Service 11:00 a.m.

Morning Service 11:00a,m.
Church School 9:45 a.m.
Sunday School, Con-
firmation —

Youth and Adult’ Classes

CHRISTIAN
REFORMED
CHURCH

Sparks St. &

Straume Ave.
Rev. $. Van Daalen

Sunday School - Terrace i |
a.m,
Sunday Schoot - ‘Remo }; 100
p.m.
1:0a.m, Worship Seracel

5:00 p.m. Worship Service

pl. 15-am,

SACRED
HEART
PARISH

4030 Straume Ave. Terrace
Phone 635-2312

Sunday, Masses, ;
@:15 a.m. vt

cat |
11:30 0 am.
7:30 p.m.

MENNONITE

BRETHREN
CHURCH

3406 Eby Street 635-3015
Pastor Dwayne Barkman

16:00 a.m. Sunday School

11:00 a.m. Family Worship
Service

ST. MATTHEW'S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH

4726 Larelle Ave,
635-9019

Sunday Services:
$:30 a.m. Informal Service

Church School & Adult
Discussion

11:00 a.m. Holy Com-
munton for the family.
Ministers:

Rev. Lance Stephens - ‘as
5855

Rev. Stephen Inave - 65-
2416

7Pacific Northwest will be
in attendence at this Great]

SALVATION ;
ARMY

4637 Watsh Ave.
DIVISIONAL : T-
SALVATIONIST’S
RALLY |

Date: Saiurday-Sunday .
March 10-19, 1978 .
Times:
pam. and 7:39 p.m.
Sunday 6:30 a.m: --f.
Kneedrill (Prayer)
11:00 a.m.- Holiness]
Meeting

3:00 p.m, « Final Praise

Saturday - 3:00}

Meeting

Our Hae Spenker will be
Lievt.-Colonel Harold
Sharp, ‘the
Commander from Van-
couver.

Saivatlonist.from all across

_ Levent. Special music etc,

Divisional} -