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"God's Politics" by Rev Brian Bigelow |
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Discovering the "HANDSHAKE" BY Harold Lorenz |
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Rev Brian Bigelow |
Harold Lorenz
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We welcome Brian as our chaplain for the weekend and his leadership in a workshop.Brian born and educated in Manitoba was ordained by Manitoba Conference in 1966. He served northern pastoral charges in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Brian enjoys reading, swimming, curling and canoeing. Brian and his wife Beth will celebrate 45 years of marriage later this year. They have four grown children and six grandchildren. Brian live in Elliot Lake where he leads a Bible Study Group and is finishing his term as chair of Sudbury Presbytery.
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Harold Lorenz, Handshake Editor, was born in
Saskatchewan, to parent of Ukrainain descent, and came to Ontario at the
age of eight. Earliest up bringing was as a Mennonite. 'Kicked the Traces'
as a twelve year old about going to Sunday School and Church in German
only. He did promise his mother that he would attend church regularly,
but, at the United Church. He worked as a sheet metal worker, spending the last twenty-five years with one of the three largest sheet metal contracting firms in the greater Toronto area as a site foreman, field superintendent, general manager and as chief estimator. He has been married to wife Jean for over 53 years; has two daughters, two son-in-laws and two wonderful grandchildren. Retired for over twelve years, they have just moved into a condo and are enjoying life to its fullest. AOTS, his local church and the local Probus Club occupy a big part of his life. |
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Music by
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Jim Watson |
Ken Little |
| Jim is a loan manager for a chartered bank and lives with his wife and children at Russell near Ottawa. Jim is part of the Watson Family Betty & craig his Parents, and has been part of the great music at Roundups for many years. We look forward to having Jim and his trumpet to stimulate our singing this Roundup Weekend | Ken is a retred professional organist now living with his wife,
Jackie, in Elliot Lake. He is the organist at Holy Trinity United Church,
and accompanist for "Men of Song" men's chorus. Prior to moving to Elliot
Lake he was in Russell near Ottawa, where he knew and worked in music with
Jim Watson. We are most thankful that they are re-united to lead in our
music this weekend |
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ENTERTAINMENT |
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Pictured here from left to right, the C-Denny Band. Gord Grasser , bass/banjo |
