Death Notice of Mr Frank Campbell

Blessed is he that watcheth. - Revelation 16:15

— Morning & Evening, with Charles Spurgeon Devotionals

We die daily," said the apostle. This was the life of the early Christians; they went everywhere with their lives in their hands. We are not in this day called to pass through the same fearful persecutions: if we were, the Lord would give us grace to bear the test; but the tests of Christian life, at the present moment, though outwardly not so terrible, are yet more likely to overcome us than even those of the fiery age. We have to bear the sneer of the world—that is little; its blandishments, its soft words, its oily speeches, its fawning, its hypocrisy, are far worse. Our danger is lest we grow rich and become proud, lest we give ourselves up to the fashions of this present evil world, and lose our faith. Or if wealth be not the trial, worldly care is quite as mischievous. If we cannot be torn in pieces by the roaring lion, if we may be hugged to death by the bear, the devil little cares which it is, so long as he destroys our love to Christ, and our confidence in Him. I fear me that the Christian church is far more likely to lose her integrity in these soft and silken days than in those rougher times. We must be awake now, for we traverse the enchanted ground, and are most likely to fall asleep to our own undoing, unless our faith in Jesus be a reality, and our love to Jesus a vehement flame. Many in these days of easy profession are likely to prove tares, and not wheat; hypocrites with fair masks on their faces, but not the true-born children of the living God. Christian, do not think that these are times in which you can dispense with watchfulness or with holy ardour; you need these things more than ever, and may God the eternal Spirit display His omnipotence in you, that you may be able to say, in all these softer things, as well as in the rougher, "We are more than conquerors through Him that loved us."

Carryduff Free Presbyterian Church deeply regrets the sudden passing of Mr Frank Campbell and would like to express their deepest sympathy to the Campbell family circle.

Frank CAMPBELL, called Home May 30th, 2021, (suddenly) at his home 41 Cladytown Road, Glarryford, Ballymena, Francis Rutherford, beloved husband of the late Sarah, much loved father of David and Fiona, father-in-law of Roberta, and Jacques and grandfather of Katia, Luke and Lucas.

The funeral will take place on Wednesday 2nd June ( 2021) at Noon ( 12 ) in his late home 41 Cladytown Road, Glarryford, Ballymena: House strictly private by his own request. The Rev. McLaughlin will conduct the service.
After a short service then onwards to Carryduff Presbyterian Church graveyard for another short service of committal. The graveside service is open to all. The family plans to be at the graveyard approximately, 1:45pm.

Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu if desired and payable by cheque to Carryduff Free Presbyterian Church Building Fund C/o Alan Francey Funeral Services 94 Toome Road, Ballymena BT42 2BU.

Will be lovingly remembered and sadly missed by the entire family circle at home and abroad.

“At Home with the Lord and his beloved wife, Sadie”.

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