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Dad at Richvale (still called Gospel Chapel at that point).
Gospel message based on Hebrews 8:11 to 9:22
Dad was 38 yrs. about a week before 39th birthday.
Recording has been heavily edited due to poor quality, however, the original plays at the end, starting at 40:25
John (Jack) speaks on 2 Timothy 1:10-18 on the importance and the Duty of every believer to share the Gospel. Not all are called to preach but in the very least, every single believer is called to be a witness. He says if you can talk about sports, you can talk about Jesus.
No idea what year this is. Starts off with Murray giving thanks for dinner and then chatter through dinner time
Guessing this is 1986 - sounds like mom is playing piano while Ian and Angela and Janice chat. Sounds like maybe dishes... Suddenly is stops and Andrew randomly reads Genesis 32 about Jacob wrestling with the angel
Alex D starts and then Andrew at 22 minute mark.
Andrew topic: 4 Things of which we can be absolutely certain
Singing around the piano - UK version of What a Friend We Have in Jesus, then Andrew singing One Door and Only One. Probably between 1 and 2 yrs age. Older child voice is likely Ian
Grandad was not well, so most of the talking was Jean. With Dad, Mom, Ian, Janice, and Andrew
Winter of 1975 Grandpa drives the Grey Coach Bus from Toronto to Sudbury, and then express return. Last drive before retirement.
Sound quality ranges from bad to terrible, but Grandpa can be heard, along with Granny, Pat, and Murray among others. I think one is Jim Clifton.
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Recording off Cassette tapes that span early 1970s to late 1990's
Some of this is random family recordings, but most of what will be added will be various messages given by our…
While some of the content here will be of no interest to anyone other than immediate family, if you have happened upon it, you are welcome to listen to the Bible-based messages that will be stored here for our family to access. I'm quite certain that Dad and any others who will end up with messages posted here, would be happy indeed, to know that others have listened to what they have had to say. Perhaps something here will be a blessing to a complete stranger and Dad would have loved that.