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By Pastor DONALD W. REED

A ceaseless torrent of pub- lications reaches my desk each © month. There is no way I can keep up. Some I discard without even bothering to open the envelope or remove the staple. Frankly, 1 wish the publishers’ would save me the trouble and themselves the postage.

Some 1 scan with varying degrees of thoroughness and some I read from cover to cover. ed doesn’t somebody invent

ploitation, violated freedom, s0- cial ills, and much more—Mc- Millan stresses some reasons for rejoicing:

In many-parts of Asia, the Christian’ church is growing faster than the p

almost 1,000 copies were gone.

_ More than five million copies of «

the ‘Version Popular” Spanish New Testament have been cir-

culated in the Americas. More.

than 40,000 Bibles and New

There are over 2,000 Christian ‘churches in Seoul, Korea;

In some places in North East India the Christian popula- tion is almost 100 per cent of the

that would sift through this maze of printed matter and lift out what is worthy of note for purposes of

at recall?

There are 20,000. converts aoa day in Africa;

‘Last year 25 new churches

were organized in the Ukraine;,

: =" More Bibles are being dis-

alway:

because of sheer lack of time, is the Canadian Bible Society Quarterly Newsletter. The Sept- ember issue arrived this week and something about it caught my fancy. In fact, it was thrilling reading from beginning to end.

Let me lift out a few nuggets. The column by general Kenneth McMillan is usually top reading. After list- ing numerous reasons for that widespread gloom of our day— unemployment, inflation,di- minishing resources, moral ero- sion, injustive, oppression, ex-

tributed in Eastern Europe to- day than before the Communists took over;

No book in Canadian pub- lishing history has had sales

_ equal to the Good News Bible

which came on the market on Nov. 1, 1976. : The whole publication re-

_flects that positive note and

reads like a chapter out of the book of Acts.

Many people couldn't be- lieve it when a first edition of

have been sent into ‘Uganda this year.

In South Korea, mote that

- 23 million copies of Bible texts

5,000 copies of ‘Today's Per-

stan Version’ recently appeared in Iran. Inthe first 30 days,

were distributed in South Korea

in 1976. After ten years of “J

famine for Bibles in Burma, the door has finally opened and the government press has agreed to print 10,000 Burmese Bibles.

“In Bangladesh, -

Selections in Bawn were sold out in only three days. Massive Scripture distribution in India’s rural villages totalled over five million in a period of six months.

The Bibte is in more tan-

guages, more copies are distri- buted each year and it is being tread and studied as never before. That spells hope for our sick world. As McMillan put it, “T can never loose hope when 1 see how God has acted on behalf

-of His world and especially how

He. continues to act, in the lives of people."*

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‘ON GUEDES, Editor

‘Thursday Morning, October 6, 1977

All our prayers ¥ we must Uevote’ To sreniathen our. COAT of Hope.

On that eatie note, ‘amid friends ‘Les Campbell, the founding ‘publisher: of this news eee nureday evenine: coli feta of, a prayer. he :had written for a church Telalornip noted rainated twos his faith and ; e had maintain it : rele ‘community ween his faith and

“With: the ‘same’ hope fhe demonstrated ; ‘member of. sts ‘he jvordied — and played 5

‘ole in — the history. of this co: B than’ eatee es ry. mmunity for more ES at hope helped to motivate him, and those who.\worked with him, to link a. handful ‘of tiny communities Into. some awareness of the. events ~taking place’ outside their own front doors.

And more than any of the other contributions he made to our community over three decades, ‘that

hope is the legacy he’ has left Castlegar.

fashily-wise “and ‘money-wise. ‘wise could I get, you might

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RINKERS WHO KNOW yohifeel that. you are ‘setting yeliegelf up as belog better than.

thggare. And they reset ft. mf Caso I found that’it threat- exe to Interfere with my work. inly I was much more ‘with people when I was a agelal drinker than when Iwas

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\ inhibitions dosn't eon Fm not Inhibited.”

7 got higher, 1 stood around

It seemed tome that the time had come to make a real

effort to break the habit.

cold, clear head, experienced. I began thinking ste aiving oP parties.:

THERE WAS ‘SOME- thing ‘in the: air, a feeling of sociability, of celebration: that, made me consider joining with others in what,the service clubs

call fellowship and other groups call d- others

Atiparties while my. associates --

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‘And so far quitting liquor-'-

< quitting has ‘not been as hard to “do as | had imagined. .The first

day was the hardest. It wasn’t so much the liquor that was hard to take as.it was the jibes that went with it. People are funny.

/ WHEN: 1-WAS. A. NON- drinker ! ‘D’ thought that peopte would believe. 1 had common sense.’ Actually they though 1

‘stilt’ had a liver problem. Now that,

I'm making an effort to quit not

“drinking, they think that I want

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‘Ah well, one thing 1 want to make clear is that I'm not. going totry to ‘drink too much.:A drink --

‘now, of it may be then, will be

all: the drinking -1 intend to.

attempt... I will, I plan, take a

drink on occasion, such as when someone offers me one.

: It will be difficult trying to break the non-drinking habit but with my. friends’. elp 1 mean to stick. to the attempt.

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of the Seogram, ‘Co, did.) ‘ When Twas 26 years old, 1 “met

family’s. espa eartri gradually shifted to the’ United States. = |

For that reason, and others

an: American: citizen! “1 have never regretted the decision, ‘any more than has; say, Norma Shearer or Zbigniew | Brzezinski, ‘who also migrated south’. from Canada and made /e similar ‘sholee. ee Stats follow, and feel for the country of ty birth. And I

‘| feel-for it especially now, when

it is perilously close to breaking apart over the issue of Quebec's five illion French-speaking clt- izens..

‘Although most ‘Americans “are oblivious of the fact, Canada ‘appears to face two unattractive ‘choices—Quebec's.

much wore profound, I became,

negotiate with the’ ia a new condition. for th within their country.“ The burning of ‘American cities in’ the '60s certainly was a ‘attention-getter, to say the least. But it was not a policy for the future. z Pluralism ts more erat

: federalism. Hut the real ob- ‘sJective should be to put the country on the road to nation- hood rather than to backslide

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from the rest of Canada, or an even looser confederation of its

- provinces,: with the. accent on

regionalism, which could make Canada Tike pre-Cavour Italy, a

ing and. enriching’ iattom,éndivsibes with Ubersy tend juticn only fae ‘

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Either course, would: be

“Separate but iy cre- ates envy’ and. tension, rather than equality and serenity. .-

3 Because of their language and cultural background, ‘the

nation ‘is |herdly a. painless past Everyone

who are heavily

Quebec, have evolved into a class by themselves. ‘Like ‘'dif- ferent’’ minorities’ the world

| over, ‘they ‘have been, in: the

total.Canadian context, the ob-

-Jects of - prejudice—culturally

ay socially, as well as economi- ty.

They have. the worst of two possible worlds. They are: not quite separate and certainly not quite equal. So they ‘elected the Parti. Quebecois, whose pro- gram, in. steps, is inde-

from.

Pr necae French Canada should ‘realize’ that inde- pendence is more Ja threat /than’ a solution. But within a new, ‘Canadian frame- work, perhaps rooted in a new.

constitution to replace the char- - ter handed them by the British

‘ century ago, all Canadians could.

strive for a genuinely pluralistic” society in which Bo one is on top ingrained

’. doctrine ‘succeeded ‘only in pro-. : {ducing : separation.

it) never. could produce equality—either in fact or in

object of their'stogans, there is little : doubt they.‘ would « have ©

- independent Quebec would also. -° be the economic: stepchild of

North America. Most worthwhile : causes overstate their case when they

fective. Most of the public ‘ghetoric on both sides of the Canadian

opportunity. : If Quebecers achieved the hood

start out, and ‘moderate their. . goals before: they. become. ef

served only to.

\ possibility of 2 Canadian explo-

”prench-Canadians’ have made their point by threatening

But now that they have foudly ‘said their piece to their English:

‘own interest to pull back and

to declare their independence. - °

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