Calendar of Anglican Church in China

(Words in red on the right): 1948

(Words in black from right to left):
I wish: From this day forward, that me and my household will serve the LORD
I wish: From this day forward, I will seek whatever protects, whatever is patient, whatever is not easily angered, whatever does not pursue [simply] my own good
I wish: From this day forward, to produce the fruit of the Spirit, which is love, joy, peace, and gentleness
Only with Jesus’ spirit to love others as yourself, will families and the country Christianize

(Middle words in red):
Commemoration Day January 1st The Establishment of Republic of China
March 12th The Death of President Sun
October 10th The National Day
November 20th The Birth of President Sun
December 25th Christmas

(Words on the left in red): 1948

Edited and printed by Anglican Church in China, Diocese of Kwangsi-Hunan

(Bottom words in red): Printed by Tang Chunhua at Lingling

Because the king of Egypt treated the Israelites harshly, one family put a child among the reeds along the river. The child’s older sister saw an Egyptian princess save him, and made him her own son. This baby Moses grew up, the Lord used him to save his people from the bondage of slavery.

The infant Moses is saved
Exodus 1 and 2

The Lord said, I will not leave you or forsake you
Hebrews 13:5

In the picture above the large door there are ancient Egyptian paintings showing the making of bricks using straw and mud, carrying them away, and the taskmasters whipping the workers. On the wall to the right, there are pictures of a chariot and making of bread.

 

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