Friday April 15 at 7:00 PM
Blackheath United Church
“CHARIOTSOFFIRE”
TO
“THELASTRACE”
AREVIEWofERICLIDDELL’SLIFEandCONNECTIONTO
BLACKHEATHUNITEDCHURCH
• In 1908 Blackheath Chalmers Presbyterian, now
Blackheath United, sponsored Agnes Hall of
Blackheath as a missionary to China. She married
Hugh MacKenzie in China. He was at that time in
charge of Finance of the Presbyterian Church in
China.
• The two of them served the United Church of
Canada until 1943.
• The eldest of their 7 children, Florence, a nurse,
married Eric Liddell.
• Eric Liddell was the Olympic gold and bronze
medalist for Scotland in
• 1924 and portrayed in the movie “Chariots of Fire”.
His gold medal was a record time which stood for
many years.
• After the Olympics he went to China as a
missionary and served there until 1945. In 1942 he
was interred in a Japanese prisoner of war camp in
China until his death in 1945.
• Two of Eric and Florence’s daughters Patricia Liddell
Russell and Heather Liddell Ingham will tell of their
visit last summer to that P.O.W. camp.
• It was the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the
camp.
• While there, Patricia and Heather unveiled a ‘larger
than life’ statue of their father, Eric Liddell.
Presentation by Eric and Florence
Liddell’s daughters,
Patricia Liddell Russell & Heather
Liddell Ingham
Good Will Offering for
WUM Syrian Refugee Fund
Call for Tickets 905-659-7679
ROAST BEEF DINNER
Saturday, APRIL 30th 5 pm
STRABANE UNITED CHURCH
Heritage Hall
1565 Brock Road - N of Conc 8 W
Freelton United
Church
155 Freelton Rd., Freelton
•F I S H F R Y•
• Saturday, May 7th,
2016
•
4. - 7 p.m.
Fish – Salads – Buns
Dessert – Coffee, Tea or Juice Tickets – Adults $12, Children
under 12 - $5
Call
Marie at 905-659-1021
“Good Food - Good Company - Good Times”

2016 April Announcements

  • 3.
    Friday April 15at 7:00 PM Blackheath United Church “CHARIOTSOFFIRE” TO “THELASTRACE” AREVIEWofERICLIDDELL’SLIFEandCONNECTIONTO BLACKHEATHUNITEDCHURCH • In 1908 Blackheath Chalmers Presbyterian, now Blackheath United, sponsored Agnes Hall of Blackheath as a missionary to China. She married Hugh MacKenzie in China. He was at that time in charge of Finance of the Presbyterian Church in China. • The two of them served the United Church of Canada until 1943. • The eldest of their 7 children, Florence, a nurse, married Eric Liddell. • Eric Liddell was the Olympic gold and bronze medalist for Scotland in • 1924 and portrayed in the movie “Chariots of Fire”. His gold medal was a record time which stood for many years. • After the Olympics he went to China as a missionary and served there until 1945. In 1942 he was interred in a Japanese prisoner of war camp in China until his death in 1945. • Two of Eric and Florence’s daughters Patricia Liddell Russell and Heather Liddell Ingham will tell of their visit last summer to that P.O.W. camp. • It was the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the camp. • While there, Patricia and Heather unveiled a ‘larger than life’ statue of their father, Eric Liddell. Presentation by Eric and Florence Liddell’s daughters, Patricia Liddell Russell & Heather Liddell Ingham Good Will Offering for WUM Syrian Refugee Fund
  • 4.
    Call for Tickets905-659-7679 ROAST BEEF DINNER Saturday, APRIL 30th 5 pm STRABANE UNITED CHURCH Heritage Hall 1565 Brock Road - N of Conc 8 W
  • 5.
    Freelton United Church 155 FreeltonRd., Freelton •F I S H F R Y• • Saturday, May 7th, 2016 • 4. - 7 p.m. Fish – Salads – Buns Dessert – Coffee, Tea or Juice Tickets – Adults $12, Children under 12 - $5 Call Marie at 905-659-1021 “Good Food - Good Company - Good Times”