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1. P38597 - Trio of teenagers whirl around the floor during a roller-skate get-together sponsored by Christian group "Youth on Fire Ministries." The 'skate' was held at J.J.'s Crystal Palace in Clearbrook. Organizer Warren Mudry explained Youth on Fire was for kids of all denominations, who "want to come together to praise our Lord Jesus Christ." Get-togethers often included Christian music, fellowship, counselling, and such door prizes as Bibles and records. The group's counselling was "motivated in the salvation of Jesus Christ." Youth on Fire particularly wanted to return young people to "their church upbringing." Upcoming plans of Youth on Fire Ministries included a Christian concert in May, Bible study and worship sessions, Christian fun nights and fund raising.

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2. P38598 - Young adults and teenagers whirl around the floor during a roller-skate get-together sponsored by Christian group "Youth on Fire Ministries." The 'skate' was held at J.J.'s Crystal Palace in Clearbrook. Organizer Warren Mudry explained Youth on Fire was for kids of all denominations, who "want to come together to praise our Lord Jesus Christ." Get-togethers often included Christian music, fellowship, counselling, and such door prizes as Bibles and records. The group's counselling was "motivated in the salvation of Jesus Christ." Youth on Fire particularly wanted to return young people to "their church upbringing." Upcoming plans of Youth on Fire Ministries included a Christian concert in May, Bible study and worship sessions, Christian fun nights and fund raising. Image not published.

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3. P38599 - Young adults and teenagers whirl around the floor during a roller-skate get-together sponsored by Christian group "Youth on Fire Ministries." The 'skate' was held at J.J.'s Crystal Palace in Clearbrook. Organizer Warren Mudry explained Youth on Fire was for kids of all denominations, who "want to come together to praise our Lord Jesus Christ." Get-togethers often included Christian music, fellowship, counselling, and such door prizes as Bibles and records. The group's counselling was "motivated in the salvation of Jesus Christ." Youth on Fire particularly wanted to return young people to "their church upbringing." Upcoming plans of Youth on Fire Ministries included a Christian concert in May, Bible study and worship sessions, Christian fun nights and fund raising. Image not published.

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. P38600 - Young adults and teenagers whirl around the floor during a roller-skate get-together sponsored by Christian group "Youth on Fire Ministries." The 'skate' was held at J.J.'s Crystal Palace in Clearbrook. Organizer Warren Mudry explained Youth on Fire was for kids of all denominations, who "want to come together to praise our Lord Jesus Christ." Get-togethers often included Christian music, fellowship, counselling, and such door prizes as Bibles and records. The group's counselling was "motivated in the salvation of Jesus Christ." Youth on Fire particularly wanted to return young people to "their church upbringing." Upcoming plans of Youth on Fire Ministries included a Christian concert in May, Bible study and worship sessions, Christian fun nights and fund raising. Image not published.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. P38601 - Young adults and teenagers whirl around the floor during a roller-skate get-together sponsored by Christian group "Youth on Fire Ministries." The 'skate' was held at J.J.'s Crystal Palace in Clearbrook. Organizer Warren Mudry explained Youth on Fire was for kids of all denominations, who "want to come together to praise our Lord Jesus Christ." Get-togethers often included Christian music, fellowship, counselling, and such door prizes as Bibles and records. The group's counselling was "motivated in the salvation of Jesus Christ." Youth on Fire particularly wanted to return young people to "their church upbringing." Upcoming plans of Youth on Fire Ministries included a Christian concert in May, Bible study and worship sessions, Christian fun nights and fund raising. Image not published.

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6. P39673 - A chapel at one end, a cultural centre and sports court at the other - main gathering place at the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) church can open up to accommodate large groups. The latest Addition to Abbotsford's impressive array of church buildings was the new LDS. The $1.4 million was located on McMillan Road. The church featured a particularly warm atmosphere with an 'expendable' chapel that opened up to rooms for everything from basketball games to receptions to concerts. Bishop Richard said plans for the church, plus 96 percent of construction, came directly from Latter Day Saints headquarters in Salt Lake city, Utah. The main gathering place was surrounded by small classrooms designed for more personal groups of six-eight students. The Abbotsford ward, which drew its members from Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove, numbered 450 individuals in 1984. The space was equipped for a growing congregation. It was capable of accommodating four wards.

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7. P39674 - A chapel at one end, a cultural centre and sports court at the other - main gathering place at the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) church can open up to accommodate large groups. The latest Addition to Abbotsford's impressive array of church buildings was the new LDS. The $1.4 million was located on McMillan Road. The church featured a particularly warm atmosphere with an 'expendable' chapel that opened up to rooms for everything from basketball games to receptions to concerts. Bishop Richard said plans for the church, plus 96 percent of construction, came directly from Latter Day Saints headquarters in Salt Lake city, Utah. The main gathering place was surrounded by small classrooms designed for more personal groups of six-eight students. The Abbotsford ward, which drew its members from Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove, numbered 450 individuals in 1984. The space was equipped for a growing congregation. It was capable of accommodating four wards. Imge not published.

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8. P39675 - A chapel at one end, a cultural centre and sports court at the other - main gathering place at the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) church can open up to accommodate large groups. The latest Addition to Abbotsford's impressive array of church buildings was the new LDS. The $1.4 million was located on McMillan Road. The church featured a particularly warm atmosphere with an 'expendable' chapel that opened up to rooms for everything from basketball games to receptions to concerts. Bishop Richard said plans for the church, plus 96 percent of construction, came directly from Latter Day Saints headquarters in Salt Lake city, Utah. The main gathering place was surrounded by small classrooms designed for more personal groups of six-eight students. The Abbotsford ward, which drew its members from Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove, numbered 450 individuals in 1984. The space was equipped for a growing congregation. It was capable of accommodating four wards. Imge not published.

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9. P39676 - A chapel at one end, a cultural centre and sports court at the other - main gathering place at the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) church can open up to accommodate large groups. The latest Addition to Abbotsford's impressive array of church buildings was the new LDS. The $1.4 million was located on McMillan Road. The church featured a particularly warm atmosphere with an 'expendable' chapel that opened up to rooms for everything from basketball games to receptions to concerts. Bishop Richard said plans for the church, plus 96 percent of construction, came directly from Latter Day Saints headquarters in Salt Lake city, Utah. The main gathering place was surrounded by small classrooms designed for more personal groups of six-eight students. The Abbotsford ward, which drew its members from Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove, numbered 450 individuals in 1984. The space was equipped for a growing congregation. It was capable of accommodating four wards. Imge not published.

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. P39677 - A chapel at one end, a cultural centre and sports court at the other - main gathering place at the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) church can open up to accommodate large groups. The latest Addition to Abbotsford's impressive array of church buildings was the new LDS. The $1.4 million was located on McMillan Road. The church featured a particularly warm atmosphere with an 'expendable' chapel that opened up to rooms for everything from basketball games to receptions to concerts. Bishop Richard said plans for the church, plus 96 percent of construction, came directly from Latter Day Saints headquarters in Salt Lake city, Utah. The main gathering place was surrounded by small classrooms designed for more personal groups of six-eight students. The Abbotsford ward, which drew its members from Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove, numbered 450 individuals in 1984. The space was equipped for a growing congregation. It was capable of accommodating four wards. Imge not published.

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11. P39678 - Classrooms in the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) church are purposely small - limiting study groups to six or eight people is beneficial to better learning and communication. The latest addition to Abbotsford's impressive array of church buildings was the new LDS. The $1.4 million was located on McMillan Road. The church featured a particularly warm atmosphere with an 'expendable' chapel that opened up to rooms for everything from basketball games to receptions to concerts. Bishop Richard said plans for the church, plus 96 percent of construction, came directly from Latter Day Saints headquarters in Salt Lake city, Utah. The main gathering place was surrounded by small classrooms designed for more personal groups of six-eight students. The Abbotsford ward, which drew its members from Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove, numbered 450 individuals in 1984. The space was equipped for a growing congregation. It was capable of accommodating four wards.

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12. P39679 - Classrooms in the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) church are purposely small - limiting study groups to six or eight people is beneficial to better learning and communication. The latest addition to Abbotsford's impressive array of church buildings was the new LDS. The $1.4 million was located on McMillan Road. The church featured a particularly warm atmosphere with an 'expendable' chapel that opened up to rooms for everything from basketball games to receptions to concerts. Bishop Richard said plans for the church, plus 96 percent of construction, came directly from Latter Day Saints headquarters in Salt Lake city, Utah. The main gathering place was surrounded by small classrooms designed for more personal groups of six-eight students. The Abbotsford ward, which drew its members from Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove, numbered 450 individuals in 1984. The space was equipped for a growing congregation. It was capable of accommodating four wards. Image not published.

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13. P39680 - Classrooms in the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) church are purposely small - limiting study groups to six or eight people is beneficial to better learning and communication. The latest addition to Abbotsford's impressive array of church buildings was the new LDS. The $1.4 million was located on McMillan Road. The church featured a particularly warm atmosphere with an 'expendable' chapel that opened up to rooms for everything from basketball games to receptions to concerts. Bishop Richard said plans for the church, plus 96 percent of construction, came directly from Latter Day Saints headquarters in Salt Lake city, Utah. The main gathering place was surrounded by small classrooms designed for more personal groups of six-eight students. The Abbotsford ward, which drew its members from Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove, numbered 450 individuals in 1984. The space was equipped for a growing congregation. It was capable of accommodating four wards. Image not published.

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. P39681 - A chapel at one end, a cultural centre and sports court at the other - main gathering place at the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) church can open up to accommodate large groups. The latest Addition to Abbotsford's impressive array of church buildings was the new LDS. The $1.4 million was located on McMillan Road. The church featured a particularly warm atmosphere with an 'expendable' chapel that opened up to rooms for everything from basketball games to receptions to concerts. Bishop Richard said plans for the church, plus 96 percent of construction, came directly from Latter Day Saints headquarters in Salt Lake city, Utah. The main gathering place was surrounded by small classrooms designed for more personal groups of six-eight students. The Abbotsford ward, which drew its members from Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove, numbered 450 individuals in 1984. The space was equipped for a growing congregation. It was capable of accommodating four wards. Imge not published.

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. P39682 - A chapel at one end, a cultural centre and sports court at the other - main gathering place at the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) church can open up to accommodate large groups. The latest Addition to Abbotsford's impressive array of church buildings was the new LDS. The $1.4 million was located on McMillan Road. The church featured a particularly warm atmosphere with an 'expendable' chapel that opened up to rooms for everything from basketball games to receptions to concerts. Bishop Richard said plans for the church, plus 96 percent of construction, came directly from Latter Day Saints headquarters in Salt Lake city, Utah. The main gathering place was surrounded by small classrooms designed for more personal groups of six-eight students. The Abbotsford ward, which drew its members from Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove, numbered 450 individuals in 1984. The space was equipped for a growing congregation. It was capable of accommodating four wards. Imge not published.

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. P39683 - A chapel at one end, a cultural centre and sports court at the other - main gathering place at the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) church can open up to accommodate large groups. The latest Addition to Abbotsford's impressive array of church buildings was the new LDS. The $1.4 million was located on McMillan Road. The church featured a particularly warm atmosphere with an 'expendable' chapel that opened up to rooms for everything from basketball games to receptions to concerts. Bishop Richard said plans for the church, plus 96 percent of construction, came directly from Latter Day Saints headquarters in Salt Lake city, Utah. The main gathering place was surrounded by small classrooms designed for more personal groups of six-eight students. The Abbotsford ward, which drew its members from Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove, numbered 450 individuals in 1984. The space was equipped for a growing congregation. It was capable of accommodating four wards. Imge not published.

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17. P39684 - The new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS). Construction on the building was completed in March. The latest Addition to Abbotsford's impressive array of church buildings was the new LDS. The $1.4 million was located on McMillan Road. The church featured a particularly warm atmosphere with an 'expendable' chapel that opened up to rooms for everything from basketball games to receptions to concerts. Bishop Richard said plans for the church, plus 96 percent of construction, came directly from Latter Day Saints headquarters in Salt Lake city, Utah. The main gathering place was surrounded by small classrooms designed for more personal groups of six-eight students. The Abbotsford ward, which drew its members from Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove, numbered 450 individuals in 1984. The space was equipped for a growing congregation. It was capable of accommodating four wards. Image not published.

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18. P39685 - he new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS). Construction on the building was completed in March. The latest Addition to Abbotsford's impressive array of church buildings was the new LDS. The $1.4 million was located on McMillan Road. The church featured a particularly warm atmosphere with an 'expendable' chapel that opened up to rooms for everything from basketball games to receptions to concerts. Bishop Richard said plans for the church, plus 96 percent of construction, came directly from Latter Day Saints headquarters in Salt Lake city, Utah. The main gathering place was surrounded by small classrooms designed for more personal groups of six-eight students. The Abbotsford ward, which drew its members from Abbotsford, Mission and Aldergrove, numbered 450 individuals in 1984. The space was equipped for a growing congregation. It was capable of accommodating four wards. Image not published.

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19. P39792 - Brookside Farms workers help load MCC shipment of powdered eggs, donated by the Canadian Egg Marketing Agency, for needy families in El Salvador. The container load, which carried bundles of used clothing, left Vancouver Port, March 23, 1984. Image not published.

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20. P39793 - Brookside Farms workers help load MCC shipment of powdered eggs, donated by the Canadian Egg Marketing Agency, for needy families in El Salvador. The container load, which carried bundles of used clothing, left Vancouver Port, March 23, 1984. Image not published.

    Record Type: Photo