38 - Sunday, April 4, 1993 - North Shore News

New West Vancouver
church says welcome

THE WEST Vancouver Bible
Church started in September 1992,
a welcome addition to the mostly
traditional churches in the neigh-
borhood.

The Sunday service. at the Bible
Church is held in the sanctuary of
St. David’s United Church at the
corner of Taylor Way and the
Upper Levels Highway at 9 a.m.

There is a special! outreach to
the college and career age group
who enjoy study and fellowship
on Tuesday evenings, also a
ministry to youth.

Children’s Sunday school is en-
visioned soon and adult Bible
study is on Tuesday evenings with
.@ prayer meeting on Wednesday
mornings.

There is room
ministry for musicians
vocalists.

in the music
and

With his wife, two sons and
teenage daughter, Rev. Dr. Ken
Dyck is working hard to reach the
many West Vancouverites and
others who have been untouched
by the mainstream churches over
the years.

They are not new to church
planting and believe strongly in
the power of prayer. After having
successfully planted a church in
California in 1973 and another in
Ottawa in 1984, it’s easy to see
why.

Rev. Dyck is a Vancouverite
who received a Doctor of
Ministries degree at the Fuller
Theological Seminary in Caiifor-
nia.

The church is extending a warm
welcome to all. For mere infor-
mation call Pastor Ken at 926-
8680.

Palm Sunday services celebrated

TODAY, PALM Sunday, the
churches across the North Shore
are coming together.again to cele-
brate their unity in Christ, and to
begin moving forward together in
sharing God’s love.

They will be meeting at 7 p.m.
in the Capilano College Sportsplex
(Parking Lot 1 - 2055 Purcell
Way, North Vancouver.

One year ago, the North Shore
Clergy Prayer Group (NSCPG)
sponsored a ‘‘Celebration of Uni-
ty’? rally at the Centennial
Theatre.

People had to be turned away;
after over 710 Christians jammed
into the theatre. .

The high point of the evening
was when 22 pastors and priests
joined hands together and prayed
for God to deepen and restore
their love and unity as Christians.

At the ‘‘Forward Together’
celebration this year, North Shore

Prayer Care will be launched. This
will be an opportunity for Chris-
tians across the North Shore’ to
gather in inter-congregational
neighborhood prayer groups.

The purpose will be to pray for
needs in one’s neighborhood, so
that the whole North Shore com-
munity will be lifted in prayer.

If, for example, a neighbor was
sick and asked for prayer, that
neighbor would have the oppor-
tunity to be supported in prayer
by his or her neighbors from all
denominations.

The NSCPG is also involved
with the June 12 March for Jesus.

If your congregation is not yet
involved, ycu can speak to your
pastor/priest and encourage her or
him to call the Rev. Peter Biggs at
924-2024 for more information.

Even if your congregation is not
officially involved in the Forward
Together rally, you are welcome
to join in tonight at 7 p.m.

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The Passover celebration is fill-
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Columbia is inviting local and
visiting Jews to its Seders both in
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