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ON HUMAN RIGHTS /
Baha'is welcome move

will be a great comfort to qur
sister community in Iran to
know that they have not been
forgotten by the world out
side, nor by the United Na
tions.

“We are deeply grateful to
the United Nations, and par
tieuarly to Canada, which
was one of 12 member states
which initiated and spon
sored this resolution.”

Canada has been in the
forefront of international con
cern over the issue of Iran's
Baha'is since its first state
ments made in unanimous

Pari as

y
early as 1980 and 1981, Giles
said.

This action was followed
by consistent attention to the
plight of the Baha'is in the
UN and by the cooperation of

Spiritual Assembly of the
Baha’is of Castlegar said, “It

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The Expo Opportunity is a
15-minute film introducing
Expo 86's Pavilion of Promise
which presents the theme of
God communicating with
man and man with God, says
a press release from pavilion
organizers.

The pavilion contains three
rooms with an audio-visual
display that provides 600
people an hour with the
Christian experience, the re-
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authorities who
have permitted Iranian
Baha'i refugees to settle in
Canada.

Canadian representative,
MP Leo Duguay, in deliver.
ing Canada’s statement on
the issue of Iran, emphasized
“our common duty to take
steps to ensure that
member states achieve and
maintain the agreed inter
national standards of human
rights.”

He went on to say, “Can
ada continues to deplore the
fact that it has not yet been
possible for the special rep

COMMUNITY NEWS

resentative to visitran. Asa
result, allegations of the most
grave violations of human
rights, including killings and
torture, are not receiving the
investigation and response
which the international com-
munity has requested.

“The information that is
available indicated that in the
particular case of the per.
secution of these of the Baha'i
faith, the policy of the gov-

put an end to religious
secution, to protect the

rights and fr
citizens and accept the as-
sistance of the Commission

and its Special Rep:
tive.”

This is the first time that a

main Ci of the Gen-
eral Assembly as a whole has
adopted a resolution about
the human rights situation in
Iran, or about the situation of
the Baha'i religious minority
there.

While the General Assem
bly of the United Nations was
deliberating on this issue,
news of the i

of tional

ment are continuing to sur-
vive.

Giles said that in view of
the passage of the resolution,
the Baha'i community in
Castlegar and around the
world has expressed hope
that the continued interna-

another Baha'i in Iran was
received from Baha'i Inter.
national headquarters in
Haifa.

Because of his refusal to
recant his Baha‘i religion,

to bring
pressure on the Iranian re-
gime, will be an incentive to
halt their campaign to “an-
nihilate” the Baha'i commun-
ity, the country’s largest
religious minority.

Pulpit & Pew

By Pastor IRA JOHNSON
Kinnaird Church of God
SERVANTS OR SPOILED
CHILDREN?

History teaches those who
are teachable. Someone has
wisely said that those who
refuse to learn from history
are doomed to repeat its mis-
takes.

One of the most tragic
mistakes in all human history
was made by the Jewish
nation. They considered
themselves to be the “chosen
people” of God (which indeed
they were), but they lost
sight of the purpose for
which God chose them, and
let their focus slip into a very
self-centred, self-serving
pride.

God chose them to be a
holy nation, a kingdom of
priests, that would minister
to all the world, not with
force, but with the power of
love and truth and self-
sacrifice. (See Exodus 19:4-6)

God sent prophets among
them to bring them back to
his true purpose for them,
but instead they twisted the
teachings of these prophets
to support the idea that they
were God's favorites and that
the promised messiah would
soon come to rule the world
from Jerusalem, defeating all
their enemies, and making
them the ruling class.

Consequently, they for the
most part prided themselves

on correct doctrine, correct
rituals, and an imagined
superiority that was sicken-
ing to say the least.

They were like spoiled
children — self-centred, sel-
fish and constantly trying to
“use” God for their purposes.
Remember, God had chosen
them not to be Lords, but to
be servants.

They were to serve God,
not for their own glory, but
to share the truth of God and
His love to all mankind. But
they chose to ignore the pro-
phets warnings and teach.
ings and increasingly looked
for the coming of a political
kingdom in which they would
rule.

Is it any wonder then, that
when Christ came as a
suffering servant (Mark
10:42-45) They did not re
ceive Him when He con.
fronted the religious leaders
with their hypocrisy (see
Matthew chp. 23). They re
jected him, and eventually
succeeded in having Christ
crucified.

The man who eventually
became known as the apostle
Paul, lived his early life as
one of these spoiled children.
But when he came to realize
who Christ was, he learned
very quickly and very well.

In fact, his first response to
Christ on the Damascus road
was, “Lord, what will You
have me to do?”

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He went on to an exciting
life of Christian service that
included many notable
achievements, but is
never insisted on his former

“rights” as a Jewish religious
leader.

Instead, he assumed the
role ofa loving and dedicated
servant, and considered that
lifestyle to be the highest use
to which he could give his
life. (See Philipians chp. 3)

Christians are called to be
servants. Too many Chris-
tians try to “use” God instead
of being used by God to
minister to a hurting world.
“Spoiled children” do not find
life's greatest joy and hap-
piness, but those who serve
Christ with love, humility
and compassion, do find life's
deepest meaning.

. December wedding

Moffat weds
Vander Zalm

A wedding took place in
Surrey on Dec. 28 when
Juanita, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Vander Zalm of
Langley and Scott, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Moffat of
Castlegar were united in
marriage.

Maid of honor was the
bride's sister, Lucia Vander
Zalm and best man was Chris
Moffat, brother of the groom.

A reception was held at the
couple's home in Surrey with
60 guests present.

Out of town guests were
from Kelowna, Nakusp, Hope
and Castlegar.

On Jan. 11, family and
friends gathered together in
the Legion Hall in Castlegar
for a reception to honor the
happy couple.

Guests came from Calgary,
Sparwood, Cranbrook, Nak-
usp, Hope, Kamloops, Kel
owna, Creston, Nelson and
Trail for this happy occasion.

After a honeymoon in
Mexico, the couple is residing
in Surrey

Hospice Society
members see film

The January meeting of
the Hospice So
ciety was held at the Castle.
gar and District Hospital
conference room.

A brief business meeting
was chaired by Anne Jones,
at which time those inter
ested in the Hospice Society
were brought up to date on
the work already accomplish
ed by the executive and the
proposed training program
for hospice volunteers.

Colin Pryce presented a
National Film Board movie,
The Last Days of Living,
which portrayed the remain
ing days of living of five
patients in the Palliative
Care Unit of Royal Victorian
Hospital in Montreal.

The patients were shown
in the hospital and home set

tings being assisted by the
health professionals and hos
pice volunteers in providing a
warm, caring, loving and
honest approach to the total
care of these patients.

Pryce handed out litera-
ture which accompanied the
film and then held a discus-
sion on the benefits that each
member of the Hospice Soci-
ety had derived from the
film.

A representative from the
Castlegar library announced
that the library is developing
a selection of books -
taining to hospice which is
available to the public.

The next general meeting
of the society is slated for
Feb. 24 at the Castlegar
branch of the Health Unit.

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