New College integrates The Australian 15 Cents New College at the Uni- ate diploma in metallurgy), an other Churchmen. I conduct a versity of New South Wales Egyptian Coptic Christian, who weekly Communion Service, , .„- nay and Edinburgh is doing a graduate diploma in using a modern liturgy; I also n.l untli I.t admaster tel St An- will integrate next year when engineering, and a Dutch baron lead a Bible Study and a Dis- drew's School, Bruno, has been appoint. ed sub-warden and chaplain of St up to 35 women students who is doing a graduate course cussion Group. At the request of George's College, Perth, from 5 July. will be admitted. in librarianship. Internationals some of the students I have Most Rev Ralph Dean, Archbishop of comprise one-third of the student given a series of talks on Cariboo and Metropolitan of British Co- Church Record Registered for pasting as lumbia and former Executive Officer of The College Council has body. I will not be happy until 'Christianity and Existentialism.' No. 1544 First published 1880 August 23, 1973 the Anglican Communion, has obtained accepted a recommendation from we have at least one (and pre- It phoned to be an effective a newspaper—Category A five years' leave from the Canadian Church and will work on the staff of a special committee of students, ferably several) Aborigines as means for reaching some of the Christ Church. Greenville, South Caro- tutors and members of the Board members of the College com- more inquiring students. lina. He has resigned his present offices. of Management to take this step He is 60. munity. "I am eager that we should ex- Rev Arthur G. Fellows, rector of St with the support of the Master, "The religious situation within ercise a ministry in relation to Alban's, Aucheoflower (Brisbane) since Rev Dr Stuart Barton Babbage. 19t.a. has been appointed Queensland the College is somewhat bewil- the wider life of the University, Secretary of the Australian Board of Mis- In a recent newsletter, Dr dering. Not only is the situation and I am therefore inaugurating a sions. Babbage speaks of the great one of religious pluralism: but series of monthly luncheons for Plan to Rev Raymond H. Elliott, on study interest he has found in his some of the Christian groups are Christian faculty and staff within Archbishop of Canterbury leave in USA since 1972, returns to the Department of Christian Education, Mel- appointment to the College. intensely separatist. The Naviga- the University. Dr Spencer Cot bourne in October. tors constitute a closely knit co- ver of the Department of Soct Mr D. N. Paproth was made deacon "New College, like the Univer- on 5 August in St Paul's Cathedral, Mel- sity, represents an astonishing terie: The Charismatics (rein- Work will speak at the .1f bourne and was appointed curate of St demolish forced by a contingent from the luncheon on The Nimbin Fe. Andrew's, Rosanna. diversity, both religiously and ra- Rev Arthur G. Marshall, vacar of St cially. Thus, within the College, University) meet for their own val: A Christian Critique of tt Timothy's, Bulleen (Melbourne) since intervenes on race grants we have Buddhists, Muslims, service of prayer and praise: In Counter-Culture.' About foi 1972, hes resigned. Rev Allan T. 3. Wood. in charge of St Confucians, Christians, Agnos- addition there are members of persons have indicated their ,. Rev. Ken Perry Mark's, Reservoir (Melbourne) since tics and Humanists, living cheek 1838 from Vic. CMS tO 1972, has been appointed curate of All the Evangelical Union as well as sire to attend these luncheons. Anglican Consultative Council at Dublin calls on World Council of Churches to Saints', Booval (Brisbane) from 30 Sep- by jowl. Within recent months I Vicar of Cranbourne tember. have, for example, taken into the Rev Norman H. Lacy, vicar of St College a student from Ghana consult national churches before making grants Rev David A. Brown, vicar of Herne John's, Healesville (Melbourne) since Bay, Kent. since 1967, has been elected May, has resigned. who has completed five years in church The Archbishop of Canter- white and black, brown and yel- groups could liberate them to Archdeacon Cameron said, "It Bishop of Guildford. He is 51 and was Rev Alexander L. Mills, vicar of St Russia on a Soviet scholarship ACC AID FOR INDO-CHINA formerly a CMS missionary in the Sudan. Chad's. Chelsea (Melbourne) since 1969, bury, Dr Michael Ramsay, low, black and black. However, discover their full humanity in is a searching and painful chal- St Stephen's, Penrith, a will retire from mid-Octooer. (and who is now doing a gradu- Rev Arthur Patrick Wade, rector of St August 19 has been de- ber of the board administering speaking at the Anglican probably the most significant Christ. lenge to the churches in affluent Broughton church, built in Nicholas,' Coogee (Sydney) 1936.1967, the World Council of Churches Consultative Council's meeting shift in emphasis was the call on The Archbishop of Canterbury died on 24 July, aged 79. clared "Australian Churches' societies because the life style in 1838 and standing on a Rev Clive N. Steele. rector of St Fund for Reconstruction and Re- in Dublin near the end of July the World Council of Churches said of this: "You could still many of our churches is an em- John's, Sutherland (Sydney) since 1959, Day for Vietnam, Laos and conciliation in Indo-China. "Re- moved an amendment to a major to consult national churches on have all these things and still be barrassment, but matters of such strategic site in the centre of has h en elecaxl a canon of St Michael's Cambodia". construction without reconcilia- resolution which had the effect race grants, which is something a thousand miles away from the Pro-Cathedral. Wollongong. BRISBANE IVF LECTURE importance need to be supported a fast-growing area 34 miles Rev John Bowen, curate of St Paul's, "The reconciliation of people tion is meaningless," Dr Tara of calling on the World Council it has not seemed prepared to do fullness of Christ." by defensible theological meth- from Sydney, may be de- Manuka (Canb-Goulb) has been appoint- "Am I my brother's Dr John Court, a clinical said. of Churches to consult with in the past. Speaking about the whole the- ods. The submitted report on ed rector of Binda from late August. is a prime need in the Indo- molished and the site sold if psychologist from the Flinders China region," Bishop David national churches before making After a long and emotional de- ological section the Archbishop social justice tended to present The Archbishop of Adelaide (Most Rev keeper" was the subject bate the Council decided not to said: "Please let this dubious sec- Dr T. T. Reed) and a former Lord University, canvassed the ques- Garnsey, President of the further race grants. Jesus as a dynamic leader of present plans of the parish Mayor of Adelatcle. Sir James Irwin, have chosen for the annual Inter- express its opinion on the ordina- tion on theology be removed." tion as to whether there is any Australian Council of Churches, The Archbishop's intervention national liberation — and this are carried out. been made honorary Fellows of St Varsity Fellowship of Evan- basis for arguing that people Six win came during a long debate on a tion of women. Archdeacon Donald Cameron was unsupportable from the New Mark's Univemity College. said today. Penrith is one of Australia's Rev Arthur F. Meakens, curate of Gm- gelical Unions lecture in should not be allowed to do as "The churches have a special document replying to a call from Instead it referred it back to of Sydney contended: "If the Testament." donvale (North Q) has been appointed the bishops of the Church in member churches to supply more Scriptures are to be cited for the oldest parishes and the present they please in moral matters. role in reconciliation." Archdeacon Cameron con- rector of St Paul's, Proserpine, from 9 Brisbane on July 12. $1000 South Africa for Anglicans to information for the 1975 meeting support of a particular program site is worth $500,000. A sub- August. With Archbishop James Glee- cluded his remarks by saying: "A He looked at some of the they must be used honestly." committee of the parish council RLanceev A. John.... a graduate of son on behalf of Australian disassociate themselves from of the Council. answers given to the theme Archdeacon Cameron went on recent ecumenical report had recommended to a special vestry Catholic Relief, the Reverend grants to organisations support- The major part of the reso- scholarships lution passed read: "The Council to support a resolution calling been charged with using the meeting that the whole site be Miss is a father question in relation to present Thomas Cardwell (Baptist) and ing violence. The Council reaffirmed its de- agrees to recommend once more for church institutions and lead- sold. Rev Carol Anderson is a dea- moral issues, and will argue that the Reverend Robert Paech Six Marcia Abel Entrance Scriptures as a drunken man uses cision of two years ago to sup- that where any autonomous ers to critically examine their The parish has a large glebe con assisting at St James' Epis- — despite what the popular view (Lutheran World Relief), Bishop Scholarships to Moore College a lamp post — for support and port in principle the W.C.C. pro- province of the Anglican extravagant structures and life on the other side of the city in a Mamasa copal Church, Madison Avenue, may be — other principles be- Garnsey took part in a national have been awarded to: not for illumination. I hope that gram to combat racism, but Communion decides to ordain style in the light of Jesus' residential area. Of this, 221 launching in Sydney recently of Hugh Begbie, Kenneth Ber- there will not be any reports New York. sides personal freedom must be made it clear that this was on women to the priesthood, this example and to demonstrate a combined appeal to the 11- noth, Graham Cole, Robert acres has been sold to the Glebe Forms of address at St James' recognised. the understanding that grants should not cause any break in their solidarity with their fellows emanating from Dublin that Christians member denominations of the Forsyth, Stephen Hinks, Paul Administration Board for a net have always been important be- should nut be used for military fellowship in our Anglican who suffer oppression and would be liable to the same criti- He is national vice-president Australian Council of Churches, Weaver. profit of $240,000, leaving the cause of its Anglo-Catholic tra- family. poverty. cism." of the Community Standards the Catholic Church and the Each scholarship is worth purnoses. parish with 17 acres. dition. But Miss Anderson is The resolution went on to urge "The Council recognises that Bribed Baptist and Lutheran Churches. $1,000 and is awarded as a re- The rector, Rev Warren Bry- only amused when she finds her- Organisation. that the program be further any firm decision will have im- The appeal is being mounted sult of examination in Bible den-Brown told the Church The Church of Toradja serf occasionally addressed by de- The well-attended lecture was extended to include a concern portant ecumenical repercussions through the churches. Knowledge and Elementary Record that if the diocese allows Mamasa, Sulawesi, Indo- vout parishioners as "father." for poor and powerless groups, which must be taken into given in the Abel Smith lecture Bishop Garnsey quoted Dr Bui Christian Doctrine. All students the parish to sell the existing site including minorities, in parts of account, but this consideration nesia, reported recently that theatre at the University of Duy Tam, Dean of Medicine at entering the college each year and to rebuild on part of its the world other than South should not be decisive. ENGLISH CMS Roman Catholic missionaries Queensland. a Saigon University ,aid a mem- are eligible for the award. glebe, large sums would become Africa. "The Churches of the Angli- available for much-needed in its largely Protestant area stated that while can Communion must make their It was further developments in the parish. are offering attractive bribes Reformed the initial program was intended own decision." to Mamasa Christians to be- to express a primary concern for A theological section of a re- The parish could then erect a white racism it should also be port on social justice came under PRESIDENT more suitable church building at come Roman Catholics. Chair of religion Kingswood and buy sites at remembered that racism includes fire in the Council. It suggested This is reported in the latest to admit conflict between black and white, that reconciliation of conflicting Cambridge Park and Penrith Pacific Newsletter of the Re- South. formed Ecumenical Synod. In a VISITS AUST. Penrith City Council and the longer article giving a history of for Flinders Uni. Nepean Historical Society have this indigenous Christian church woman Dame Diana Reader Har- faith, looking to God to supply strongly opposed the demolition course will begin in 1979 or will be open to all arts students. BP DELBRIDGE AT since its foundation in 1913, it It is expected that the pro- ris, President of the Church its needs through His people. of the old church. However, it 1980. They will either be able to gives details of the remarkable posed chair of religious A literature and commu- has no particular architectural This will give them about two major in religious studies or in- Missionary Society U.K. and growth of the church in recent nications consultant, Rev Kevin merit and has not been classified pastor studies at Flinders Univer- years to organise finance and corporate it in their degree. principal of Sherbourne Engel has been appointed by the years and an account of its cur- ANGLICAN-ORTHODOX TALKS at all by the National Trust. rent problems. sity, S.A., will cover all re- draw up the final proposal for Bible studies, theology and Society. He will be based in (Pella, Iowa). In a history- Very considerable agree, 13, was the first full dialogue Girls' School was the special Among these problems it lists the course. philosophy of religions are some making decision, the 167th ligions. between the churches since 1930. guest at this year's Federal Roman Catholic bribery. Speak- If the scheme is successful it suggestions for the coar se. ment on what was accom- General Synod of the Reformed The meeting discussed prob- ing of relations with the Roman It is also expected the course plished by Christ on the Council of CMS Australia. Church in America, meeting lems with regard to any eventual Catholic Church Mozes Luilu- will not confine itself to theo- here, voted to grant a dis• Cross was reached in the union between the two denomi- Dame Diana is visiting langi of the Mamasa Church logical students. pensation from a professorial It is understood churches Anglican-Orthodox Doctrinal nations, theological dialogue in Australia for a Headmistresses writes: certificate to a woman. originally put the proposal to PERTH CHURCH UNWANTED Commission held last month the future, and authority in the Conference to be held in Mel- "This church wants to exercise two churches. Mrs Joyce Stedge, of Spring Adelaide and Flinders Univer- bourne towards the end of much influence in the Mamasa Neither the church, the It has been neglected and in Oxford. The next full meeting of the Valley, New York, a mother of sities but Flinders was later de- August. area. The Roman Catholic work- unwanted for years and the dioc- Commission will not be until six who has just completed four cided upon as ideally suited. State nor the City Council Australia's only represen- ers like to attract the attention of ese of Perth has told the Lands 1976. Meanwhile sub-commis- She will be speaking at a num- years of training at Union Theo- Many people close to the want an old Perth church tative, Bishop Graham Delbridge, the Mamasa members. They Department that it doesn't w art sions will be formed to in- ber of CMS meetings in Austra- logical Seminary in New York scheme believe the course will be Bishop in Wollongong, on his re- offer second-hand clothes and building which the National it and hasn't the funds to in vestigate particular areas of com- lia and New Zealand including City, becomes the first woman in very popular, particularly as turn: "The highlight of the agricultural implements. They Trust has given an "A" clas- Lain it. mon concern: inspiration and the Annual General meetings of Reformed Church history to be there is a great renewal of inter- conference was the essential also try to propose a good salary The Lands Department revelation in the Holy Scriptures; the New South Wales Branch on given what amounts to a licence est in religions at the moment. sification—of historical im- agreement reached with regard to several leaders of the con- now approached the City the authority of the Councils; the August 21, and the Victorian She can now be Church leaders hope the portance. to the work of Christ and the gregations if they will leave the to preach. cif to see if it will make church as the eucharistic Branch on August 30. legally examined by her Classis, work of the Holy Spirit. Mamasa Church and become available to restore and maim . community. Bishop Delbridge or local judicatory, in prepara- St Bartholomew's Church in Rev Maurice Betteridge, CMS members of the Roman Catholic it. "There was agreement on the will serve on the latter sub-com- tion for ordination. If ordained East Perth Cemetery was con- Federal Secretary, has announc- Church. This church has already Meanwhile, the diocese nature of the redemptive act and mission with other Anglican by her Classis, Mrs Stedge will secrated in February, 1871, by ed that the Federal Council of opened schools in Protestant vil- seeking release from its lease on the historicity of the revela- representatives, the Bishop of ages to attract the children of become the first woman minister Bishop Hale and was even used the land on which old St It, tion of God in Christ." CMS had accepted a record Former Long Island, Professor E. Fair- Budget of $436,439 for the year 4 the Mamasa Church." in the Reformed Church. as a parish church until 1929. viands. The meeting, held in Hertford weather, Dr Paul Andreson, 73/74. This is El 10 p.c. increase College, Oxford, from July 6 to and Dr Peter Day. on last year's Federal Budget. ministers Mr Betteridge explained that the increase was due to the rising For the Record IN-SERVICE cost of supporting missionaries Visit of overseas, increased trans- Professor Dunstan portation costs as well as the friends to whom we could send lour compli- return Have you any TRAINING development of new work in a mentary issues of the A.C.R. The first minister and five number of areas especially lb- vicar of donesia. If so, would *Yaw list their names and addresses below and of his successors returned to 11/Morehouse lecturer Atthe CMS Federal Council meeting. L to Ri Bishop Clive mail this coupon, with or without postage, to the Church St Mark's, Revesby, NSW, SEMINAR It was also revealed that there Kerte, of Armirfaie, Archbishop Marcus Lorne, of Sydney, Moral Welfare Conned of the Dame Diana Reader Harris and the Primate, Archbishop Frank Record Limited, Room 311, 180 Castlereagh Street, Sydney. for special 22nd anniversary Professor Gordon M. Dun- was an accumulated deficit of Isl•ington A further half-day semina stan of king's College, Lon- Church Assembly, and later on $23,460 from previous years des- Woods, of Atellnnirne. NSW 2000. celebrations on July 29. Coil its Board for Social Responsi- was held at St. Luke's don, visited Australia this pite the fact that all States met Rev Denis Johnson, rector of Prebendary R. Peter John- cord on August 7, organised bility. their budget for the financial Australia but available to aid in years. There is a very real ex- Names Addresses month to deliver the Moor- St Aidan's, Longueville, was the ston, Vicar of Islington, paid by Sydney's In-service Train - In this latter role he was year ending June 1973. literature development anywhere pressed need in many areas and first and his who were house lectures in St. Paul's in the world. Kevin Engel will be bn co-operation with agencies on successors responsible for furthering, the Mr Betteridge said that the present were Revs Geoffrey Sim- a brief private visit to Syd- ing Committee. working through the Australian the spot we believe that we can Cathedral, Melbourne, 5-10 pastoral studies of the clergy, Society was indeed grateful to mons, Barry Marsh, James Han- ney and Melbourne in July. The topic of the seminar was Christian Literature Society help them develop relevant local August. partly in directing study of the God that all States were able to sen, Neil Macintosh and the He is a leading evangelical "The Place and Use of Christian which was set up by Bishop Al- programmes.' Dr Dunstan is Professor of moral issues coming before meet their budgets for last year present minister, Rev Denis Call- churchman in England and is Literature in the Parish," and fred Stanway and others eager to Moral and Social Philosophy et Parliament which included such and that over and above this the Mr Engel will be using the ex- ow. chairman of the famous Islington will be directed by the Rev aid in the development ' of King's College, University of areas as marriage and divorce, Victorian Branch had paid in an perience gained in seventeen Many past and present parish- Kevin Engle (CMS) and Mr John Christian communications par- Clerical Conference. 1.ondon, Canon theologian of suicide. abortion, sterilisation, additional $6,000 to he offset years of publishing, distribution sinner gathered for the buffet tea, He preached in a number of Robinson (Anzea Publications). ticularly in the new nations of Leicester Cathedral and editor of the medical prolongation of life. against the accumulated deficits. and communications in East a praise service and Evening Sydney and Melbourne churches South-East Asia and the Pacific. There was a good attendance "Theology." After the lectures in Mel- Africa. Prayer which was the focal point and spoke to gatherings of Commenting on the large of clergy under the chairmanship From 1955 to 1966, while a bourne, he spent some time vis- Kevin Engel, commenting on Federal Budget for the coming, CMS has invited Kevin Engel of the anniversary. evangelicals, in both dioceses. of Bishop John Reid. iting other parts of Australia and his appointment has said: "This Minor Canon at St George's year Mr Betteridge said that he to share as a consultant in their Chapel and Westminster Abbey, is probably one of the most ex- work in Australia through the preached at St James, Sydney on was certain that it was right Printed be Jahn Fairfax and Solli Ltd.. worked on the staff of the citing projects undertaken by an 8 -- AUSTRALIAN CHURCH RECORD, AUGUST 9, 1973 BroadwaY. Sydney, for the Puldilber* he Sunday, 19th August. for the Society to go forward in CMS Bookshop and Testimony The Choral Record Ltd., Svdnev. Australian society in recent Communications. The Australian Church Record AUGUST 23, 1973 The menace of pornography

The future of sewage in the surf, wallow hap- Family Planning Association, just the physical facts and not and emotional consequences on to be responsible parents. Some- pily in mach worse and more speaking on their sex education just let them choose, This is damaging mental sewage in the the individuals involved. They how we must reverse attitudes (1) Let us raise community program recently said that pornography for children. have recommended sex education that are accepting the flood of entertainment world. They shout "morals have nothing to do in the context of family life edu- for pure water and clear air and magazines and films and TV Anglicanism with sex and sex education." cation. This is sex education with shows that glorify the unpleas- :hey demand more enforcement Undesirable morals. of the Pure Food Act. A cock- Now, does she mean truth, re- ant, the cruel, the violent, the spect for other people's property, Sex education without morals horrible and the sex perversions Before the Anglican Consultative Council met in roach running around a restau- features standards rant kitchen fills them with re- honesty in human relationships, and approving sexual perversion, as normal. Dublin in July, we were told that its 49 delegates repre- vulsion. The idea of a typhoid or concern for the welfare of Sex education must be suitable encouraging abortion on de- others, loving care of little chil- We must applaud the beau- sented 65 million Anglicans throughout the world. As tuberculosis carrier serving them for the age and understanding mand, weakening marriage, tiful, the responsible and the nor- others have already pointed out, they represented only ood puts fear in their hearts and dren, development of persona] and emotional development of could do a great deal to harm mal wherever we see it. Let us themselves and spoke their own minds. The fact is that loud abuse in their mouths and integrity are not moral issues? the child. Recently, the British the next generation and to harm throw off this apathy in our no organisation can claim to represent all Anglicans. By Dr Clair Isbister, 0.B.E., M RS., on the tips of their pens. They For everyone of those is involved College of Obstetricians and Gy- our adolescents. in sex relationships. They are community that is allowing the We were told that Anglicanism is growing apace demand laws to prevent epidem- naecologists of the British Com- So I appeal to you, write to abnormal to set standards for the F.R.A.C.P., D.C.H. (London). ics of physical disease while they all moral issues. Our whole monwealth brought out a report especially in Africa and that soon there will be more the Minister for Education, write normal and to make people teed the epidemic of mental ill- legal system is based on moral on unplanned pregnancies and it to your Members of Parliament, Anglicans overseas than in the UK. Numbers are said to accept all kinds of literature and ness and cultural corruption that issues, whatever our new female stated: "Increase of sexual per- ask for a responsible family-cen- entertainment exhibiting as per- be growing rapidly too in South America. is sweeping our country. Adviser to the Prime Minister missiveness among school- may think. tred program by teachers and missible add normal types of But the growth of any significance probably ends children and adolescents is an doctors who believe in the im- behaviour that are offensive to with those two areas. In Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Harm spreads You want to be protected undesirable feature of modern portance of the family and who decency and damaging to our England Anglicans are diminishing in relative numbers. There is today widespread British public was that a British from the thieves and the arson- society bringing harmful physical accept that children have rights developing children. ists. You want baby battering The story is the same in Australia and New Zealand confusion on the subject of por- This is the first of [no Cabinet minister was involved in One little cockroach does no nography and there is even wide it ten years ago? Peeping Toms, stopped. You want the law to while the decline is even more rapid in Canada and hann any more than those poor disagreement on what pornogra- addresses given at a ever since Lady Godiva's day, pathetic male mate-of-the-month stop people destroying our USA. In Asia, our largest churches have disappeared communal parklands and pollut- phy actually is and whether it meeting organised by the have been creatures to pity and cockroaches that one magazine into unions with other Protestant denominations. does any harm. Some even sug- punish. But suddenly, we are a teatures. We laugh at them, We ing our environment. You want The process of absorption into larger organic unities gest it does good and most prob- New South Wales Coun- nation of voyeurs. We sit and see them for what they are but to avoid these evils so why ASSISTANT SHOP MANAGERS (2) should we accept that the may well see the end of other sections of the Anglican lematical of all, what we should cil of Churches on 29th watch "Number 96" on TV and add to all this material that is FOR NORTHERN TERRITORY MISSION STATION SELF SERVICE SHOPS do about it. we sit and watch the "R" classi- appearing in the magazines and "Last Tango in Paris" should Communion, including perhaps Canada and New Zea- April last and broadcast be seen before we know it can We Australians are an inde- fication movies. they add up to an army of cock- IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN HELPING AND WORKING land, despite present reltiontnige, pendent, proud people. We love What is happening to our do damage? Why should we over station 2CH. They oaches, rats and vermin spread- WITH ABORIGINES IN THEIR The Archbishop‘ rod rtiwittgis was his predeces- our freedom and we pride our- children? What is the price that ing a different type of illness. listen to the exploiters when they COMMUNITIES are reproduced by per- say "prove that it does harm," sor, has been at Or 401 gavigurags ibassador but with selves on preserving it. We do our children and our grand-chil- No, let's face one fact here HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY --- not like the idea of censorship dren are going to have to pay for increased frectioidherick supome reduced mission of the Council and now, The magazines, the Why should we let them put REQUIREMENTS: diminution of h and police supervision of our pri- our apathy and lack of concern films, the TV shows that are evil into the minds of our young vate lives. We even resist many of Churches. The second for them? Lambeth"011lek0 d 'been seen as gradually lowering community people and wait to see the harm? • Males in 25/35 Age Range of the measures that exist to pro- will be printed in our If community attitudes are to , purely episcoppigillitMge• r#g Mb I relevance to standards are all being put out Surely we want prevention of • tect our physical welfare and next issue. become the factor to determine by people wanting to exploit the mental and social illness, just as Retail Trade or General Clerical Experience the task of ttf= ,* gram ore than one even more so, I think, we hate to what is pornographic and what is public to make money and also we want prevention of physical • Available 12 months to 2 years Extendable shrewd obsery „um V* iht well have feel that we are being exploited not then you and I must get out by people who are trying to jus- illness. No one will question that proved to be for financial gain. and change community attitudes tify their own behaviour and just as the chopping away of a For further information ring Mr. Lucas, 61 9487 (Syd) Neither the oe said to repre- As I talk to parents I find Ong concerned about is that and insist on protection for oti recruit others for their ranks. hard surface will dull the edge of them in a state of inner conflict children developing moral at, sent Anglicanism V. 14.11110111 J be fond to hope something very serious is hap- They aren't interested in your a knife, continuous exposure to Church Missionary Society Aborgines Committee because they do not want their pening to community standards social sex. for a world Anglican tact * *non. We are mature child except as a potential violence, horror, sexual per- or write care of your state C.M.S. office with ministers references. own private lives invaded but and acceptance of these things version, cruelty and lack of con- enough to do without that soli of thing. they do want their children pro- customer or a potential recruit and permissiveness and immoral- Pornography and they are only successful be- cern for others dulls one's reac- It could once be said with considerable truth that tected. ity are being accepted as normal. tion to it. Well, my business is children. cause they play on curiosity, ex- we were bound together by our common liturgy. Wher- There is a widespread attitude defined citement and stimulation of ever an Anglican went, he could expect to worship I am here now because of a very that because these things are deep concern for their moral, Now pornography, in my una- emotions and you are buying it according to the familiar forms of the Book of Common allowed there is nothing basically with your cash and you are Greater horrors social and physical welfare and I wrong with them. The I-human- bridged 1945 Webster's Dictiona- Prayer. That claim is not made today. am completely convinced that ists and many of the Behav- ry, is defined as "art and liter- keeping them on the market. To get the same response from With all the experimentation going on, even neigh- y hildren and adolescents are iourist School of psychology are ature of an obscene nature, of- You are accepting, not only the audience greater horrors, bouring 'parishes might even seem to be worlds apart. In being exposed to damaging in- even saying that they are benefi- fensive to chastity, delicacy that you are being exploited, but greater perversions have to be fact, "doing your own thing" or having the latest "rock fluences during vital develop- cial. presenting to the mind or vier you are accepting the ex- perpetrated, The children who group" has come to mean more in some parish churches mental stages and having atti- Now you and I and the man something which delicacy, purity ploitation of actors and actresses have grown up with this believe tudes created in them that will and decency forbids to be ex and models forced to present this that normal adults behave like and cathedrals than anything to be found in our liturgy. in the street have a very nasty AIL damage their ability to' reach feeling that manipulators of the posed." Now isn't that just de sick material or lose their jobs. this, that normal adults are cruel DEPOSIT BY M If there was once a distinctively Anglican ethos, it lightfully old-fashioned. No Musicians and artists and photo- and violent when it suits them. emotional and social maturity human mind have a powerful in- WITHDRAW has now worn so threadbare that many are prepared to and will eventually impair the fluence on advertising and the thirty years ago and the Di,. graphers and newspaper repor- that it is right to have sexual BYILgAIL discard it for the home-made variety. Our Anglican unity quality of life that they will be mass media. We read the film tionary never doubted for a mu ters are unable to get jobs if the intercourse with anyone you RECEIPTS By 44,41, on some basic issues has been shattered by new decisions ible to live. and stage reviews and we get the ment that chastity, purity, delica media employing them happen to think you like. These children on the marriage of the divorced and on the ordination of general impression that it is a cv and decency were realities favour the homosexual or the are accepting the idea that inter- p a INTE.6,es;- fine healthy thing to release be preserved. casual approach to heterosexual course can be part of friendship women to the order of presbyter. On this latter, Hong Exploiters The Humanist Movement ha relationships or sensationalism. or even just physical fun because Kong and more recently Canada, have decided to act one's inhibitions and to live out sy There have always been sick or watch others living out child- thrown all those to the wind and There are times for the draw- this is what was regularly 4'1 independently. people who indulge in a wide ish fantasy. There is no word of I doubt if you could find a file ing of the line between ex- presented to them on their .11/4, There are still those who take the view that the variety of sexual perversions. praise for self-control or self- showing in our theatres at thy ploitation and the fair require- screens. sister churches of the Anglican Communion are united There have always been thieves discipline. Just more and more moment that deliberately pre ment of a job. It can be very You may say that it's the by a shared historic episcopacy and the three-fold orders and murderers and exploiters of pressure to get us to spend our seats any of those concepts as fine just as it can be very diffi- responsibility of parents to their brother man. We have hard-earned money on unneces- desirable. cult to decide between what is present a different picture of ministry. We have never attached real importance to I never cease to be amazed ;II such a claim concerning church order. rightly not been concerned about sary material goods and exhi- essential nudity in the presenta- home and to show children nudist camps or normal nudity bitions of perverted behaviour. that so many of our media tion of a play and what is just In our view, the only base for unity lies in the another set of values. But what on the stage. Bawdy humour is a This actually turns us into voy- people, who shout loudly if they titillating stimulation or what is hope has the child whose parents Start d acknowledgement of the supreme authority of God's part of life but I am sure that eurs. find themselves swimming in down-right invasion and destruc- do not present a picture of haptm Word and in our accepting and proclaiming a biblical what the silent majority is get- Remember how shocked the tion of our private fantasy world More on page three marriage, joyful personal rela- faith. When Jesus Christ in all the Scriptures is pro- of the mind. This is why it is tionships and satisfaction in their claimed with the Holy Spirit's power and in a faithful, difficult to legislate in this area, everyday job? except in the extreme cases. gracious and loving manner, the bonds of Christ unite us Furniture Removals I want to appeal to you all to invisibly with the true Church of the ages. and Storage We must now do something realise that about community standards our- your children are re- That is the only Church that has any future. ceiving community standards MR WILLIAMS SAYS ... G. & C. Drew Pty Ltd selves. Now we're not alone in this. The Longford Report has from the peer group and the 66 Smiths Avenue shown Britain up as a sick mass media and society. The mandments when thou shalt en- public cannot take for granted cunt Mr Williams says he seems Hurstville society in urgent need of search- liVicP1C large that the doctor, the teacher or the N ladl DE JEWELLERY to be experiencing less of my heart." Now if you ing tests to detect wherein its ill- have an enlarged heart you must Local, Country and Interstate church will protect the commu- JEWELLER TO ORDERf1/4 YOUR DESIGN OR OURS God's blessing on his Chris- ness lies and some fairly drastic nity standards any more, We ASK to SEE THE RANGE OF ENGAGEMENT never run! But here is a man Removals treatment. arid OPAL RINGS tian life than in former years. who says he is going to Ain Christians must do it ourselves Jewellery and Watch Repairs, Insurance Valuations. Write or phone 50 8366 Now while I speak of all this I r'Y MAIL_ 20 per cent below retail. I like the story of the widow when his heart is enlarged. After !Yours 53 7377 by banding together the 28 Years Experience of Handmaking — First Class Jewellery We do that in spiritual things. do not think that most people Christians in the professions, in (2 Kings 4) who was saved have clear in their own minds our churches and we must take FRANK AKEHURST "PARK HOUSE," from the creditor's clutches by 4th Floor, 15 Park Street, Sydney, 2000 Phone 266368. that morals are not just a matter action to protect all children. We PR 0V ENTD ti \ "I 'he president of the must also protect them against SYSTEMATIC unsuitable sex education pro- PERMANENT Telephone: 29 2287 By Ken Roughley grams. There is at present a 290 1000 treat demand and a erect need BUILDING SOCIETY LTD • EST 1946 ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL BIBLE STUDY WOOD (OFFILL FUNERALS for sex education in the schools. Elisha's miracle. You will re- I have had six years of this PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY LTD. 18 ROSLYN STREET, POTTS POINT, SYDNEY is essential — PHONES — member there was an unlimited Metropolitan (All and I am sure we do need 36 YORK ST., SYDNEY. 2000 TELEPHONE 35 3355 supply of oil until there were no for the formation of Christian character and as Branches) 80 0306. family-life programs, not a sex more vessels to contain it. education program. A program Please send me further information about starting a St. Luke's Hospital has been establishedover 50 years. Medical the basis for Christian living. Katoombit — Katoomba 41. practice and patient care have taken Immense strides in this Retired and That's the point of this story to help children establish the 61% p.a. account. St. Luke's is proud of the highreputation It has achieved. Now funds re needed to develop a modern theatre cOMplex. Intensive care unit and for you Mr Williams. What Study the Scriptures this year with the Moore College correspondence values by which they will live to Increase patient accommodation. course prepared especially for group and home study by all who wish to and stopped the flow of oil? God had onderstand the Christian Faith and become mare effective In Christ's service. help them find the full joy Name St. Luke's is a Church of England general hospital open to all not ceased to give. It was be- Each term you will receive 10 printed lessons, plus reading lists of helpful and achievement that life can creeds. As It is a 00 rofit Organisation, the Board appeals tar vour MERIDEN help to raise $500,0 nnooronfitn-pthis-pro wOrk . cause there was no more capac- additional reading, and a copy of "Guide To Effective Study." The sub. bring and that what we want is a lea In First Term is New Testament 1 with study notes prepared by Arch- Address Donationsof $2.00 or more are tax deductible, exempt from' gift ity to receive bighop Lowe. 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2 — AUSTRALIAN CHURCH RECORD, AUGUST 23, 1913 AUSTRALIAN CHURCH RECORD, AU:UST 23, 1973 -- 3 • Vicious attack Coverage of Membership is open to all who .• M.U. decisions undertake to pray for the work Conflict in Victoria on lingers and witness of the Church, and SIR — Congratulations on who make an annual subscrip- Vote and your front-page coverage (July A letter on page five of this tion of not less than $2.00. issue from Mr D. A. Rose raises 261 of the vital meeting of the over joint evangelism Central Council of the Mothers' Briefly, St. Michael the Arch- a subject which has affected us angel Church (not "and All all in a most tender spot — the Union. I personally saw to it that Angels" with us!) is the mother Combs It has not becti vsthout great I tie Joint muse tollokked the un..eiktanding lit the IChristian. tips of our fingers. TO THE EDITOR church of the South Coast of members at our parish church Letters significance to evangelicals discovery tthat many denomina- faith, the EA must ask witness to Purveyors of stapling machin- bought up every unsold copy in N.S.W. The present building, . everywhere in Australia that tions were moving separately to- whom? — outreach for what es that now occupy pride of however, remained loyal to Solo- replacing an earlier one, was there has been a practical ex- wards a program of evangelism specific purpose? — and renewal place on the desk of every junior the church porch. The work of of careful study. Yet why is it the Mothers' Union deserves mon's son and enthroned him. Letters to the editor dedicated by Bishop Barker of Government pression in the past year or so of in 1975. Among them were by whom and for what purpose? clerk, have done a rip-roaring "Predominantly made up of so exceptional? One would Sydney in 1859. It is superbly much more front-page space should not exceed 300 imagine, with socialists who re- interest in the work of the World Methodists, Baptists, Presby- It is singularly inappropriate trade selling these incredible the tribe of Judah, the new rem- situated on Church Hill over- Evangelical Alliance. terians and the Salvation Army. monsters in the past few years. It than the religious press is apt to words. fuse to swear allegiance to the that the &A should, so early in ive. it. nant-state became known by its looking the city of Wollongong action on As a direct result, State Roman Catholics also saw them- its life, be involved in joint ac- has become obvious that the name. This is still borne today Queen (to whom are they loyal) and neighbouring Port Kembla, organisations of the Evangelical (Mrs) Helen Young, holding positions of power, open- selves as engaged in related tion with a body which has this humble office lilt or even the by the Jewish people, the sole and was designed by Edmund East Perth, WA. ly stating they aim to destroy the advertising Alliance have been set up and in activities through their "Holy year given strong support to a ordinary pin has gone completely survivors of the kingdom of Blacket. these there has beets a spon- Year" program for 1975. eucharistic congress and which out of manufacture. Judah, for Jew means 'a person It is bad when anyone shows flag, anthem and constitution, With the rapid development of Senator Douglas McLelland, taneous expresssion of true What these varied denomina- has always felt threatened by At this time of the year when Muddled thinking from Judah.' " such unconcern but a little worse and fawning upon Communist the South Coast in the past 25 Minister for the Media, is to be Christian unity. tions understand by "evangel- signs anywhere in the world of we are all opening those delight- when Christians and Christian agents who, feted by the media, years, and the proposal of the It came as a shock to many to about the Jews Could it be that the non- are projected as "liberationists" congratulated on his courageous ism" is the question which wor- evangelical unity. ful letters from GPO Box 1234 Jewish northern House of Israel organisations, diocesan offices,' synod of the diocese of Sydney hear that in June, the Victorian SIR — Robert de Louth's let- and "freedom fighters," that decision to cut down the adver- ries many. The Victorian EA At a time when so many in your capital city which en- which lost its identity after cap- etc join in his nasty little game in 1969 to recommend the for- EA and the Victorian State ter (ACR 26/7/7 every Christian spokesman in the tising of cigarettes on radio and knows clearly what it means and would obscure or blur all close the long awaited tax refund 3) staggered tivity, being "uncircumcised" and to prick the fingers, tear the mation of a new diocese with Council of the Australian Coun- me. He states concerning the land would be saying what needs television this year and to phase it has clear biblical grunds for its Christian distinctiveness, we be- cheque and that heart-warming "alienated from the common- nails or irritate the feelings of Wollongong as the see city and it out altogether by the end of cil of Churches met and issued a basic belief. But how can it call "covering letter," we are suffer- tews, "No other nation has the receivers. to be said. Instead, we hear St. Michael's as the cathedral lieve the EA has a great unifying wealth of Israel" found Christ in views promulgated by the World 1974. statement (see ACR 12 July, its members in all the denomina- ing more assaults than usual -creed God so unswervingly." I appeal to church organi- church, the Archbishop of Syd- page 8) in which both bodies task of its own which it must the "wilderness" of the prophet Council of Churches, which is The previous Government tions to agree on something so from the staple. One might comment, God or sations to give a lead in ney officially designated St. agreed to call denominations "to prosecute with vigour. We do Hosea? And thus form a large stapling guilty of aiding Communist gue- took but one small step but this vaguely described as "witness, not need to apologise for our After initial attempts to prise men's traditions, seeing they re- portion of the Christian church only those documents which will Michael's as a provisional cath- is the decision the whole com- work together where possible to it open with the fingers and after rillas with $600,000. outreach and renewal?" existence or our expression of 'used the Son when He came, today, of whom Robert de not usually need separation and edral at a service held on 13th munity really wants to see im- emphasise Christian witness, out- wiping off the bloodstains, you and still do so. to pin all else. It need not be Admittedly, a clergyman who March, 1970. reach and renewal in 1975." With its distinctive evangelical unity. Louth might more truly and spoke out plemented. proceed carefully to use your aptly say, "They serve God un- above Christians, particularly would be condemned This church is destined to play However, he is not alone in by the media, if reported at all. Dr Everingham, the Federal finger nails. The staple refuses to thinking "How odd; of God; to swervingly." those at executive level, to give an increasingly important role in Health Minister, has also taken budge but the finger nails carry occasional attention to such At any rate, we don't hear the years ahead and we welcome choose; the Jews," for such a (Mrs) P. Creasey, his courage in both hands and the scars of the further encoun- small matters. churchmen saying, what Mrs the interest and support of all saying could not have arisen had Clontarf Beach, Q. Creasy is saying. said publicly that alcohol is The robber barons ter. it not been for muddle-headed D. A. Rose, who wish to be associated with Australia's greatest health If you happen to have a hand- Christians. Hobart, Tas. An exception is the Rev L. us as "friends." problem. We hope that it will not casino and uu CLICI1,1011 of carved artifact from the Wide use of (ED. NOTE See Notes and Shilton, who outspokenly con- Please address all enquiries to be long before that fat little human misery as a direct result Trobriand Islands as a paper The great Abrahamic promises demns today's corrupt standards. The Secretary, The Friends of to which Robert de Louth refers, Comments, page four, this issue.) Dominican monk who tells us as the local press has been quick knife and a desk talking point, pin-pricking Sydney diocese is to be con- St. Michael's Pro-Cathedral, of N.S.W. to point out. and looks for fulfilment in of the glories of a particuluar you bring it to your help with gratulated. He will be the new Church Hill, Wollongong. alcoholic bevrage, also dis- Jewry, were made when Abra- NSW citizen, In tear playing the machine becomes a Extension of gambling, facili- somewhat disastrous results. If methods Forthright dean. "The Age," Melbourne H. A. F. Lockrey, appears from television. ties simply makes it easier for you're a more senior clerk, you ham was "in uncircumcision," (July 19), in typical snide 1971-72 spent $2,725,837,046 on compulsion, an obsession. thus enabling all his descendants, SIR — Some areas of manage- Secretary to the Chapter. There is a generation of young all forms of gambling. Of this The wide acceptance of the those in the income bracket who may have an ivory one and while fashion, reported his return to radicals growing up who sneer at of whom the Jews are but a part, ment in this State at least are Christian B. H. Williams, vast sum, $2,264 million was poker machine as an almost will suffer most, to suffer still it shows fewer scars, it does not Sydney from overseas, public- Rector and Senior Canon. our hypocrisy over their in- more. And the more they spend, cope with the steely resistance of to claim the promises through beginning to realise that the ising the fact that pornography spent on poker machines. friendly "one-armed bandit" with Christ. widespread use of stapling witness essential dulgence in marihuana while we the challenge to try and beat it, the greater the misery. State the modern staple. was there to greet him. When Mr J. C. Mallam, Though Jesus came through machines where pins would have encourage the use of the addic- is one more proof of the bore- Governments rake in the taxes We suggest you try a nail file, SIR — It is refreshing to We need more men to speak When it began tive and destructive alcohol. Labor MLA for Campbelltown, a bobby the Judahite line, all his disciples been the appropriate fastener, is read editorials such as yours of dom, monotony and the cramped on gambling with one hand and pin, nail scissors or out and support men of the Actually the Jesus Movement And this same generation is said that the Askin Government pour it out again for prisons, even your teeth as a last resort. (save Judas) were Benjamite Ga- causing far-reaching irritation. June 14, "Advance Australia aimed to "turn NSW into the living conditions that exist in our lileans. Who then are the Jews of calibre of Mr Shilton. As Mrs began about 2,000 years ago puritanical in its rejection of child welfare, justice, social wel- Sigmund Freud would have People at all business levers Where," giving thanks that our Creasy says, Christians need to Nevada of Australia," he serious- cities and towns. today? Who, the Israel are getting more and more irri- when Jesus Christ invited all to alcohol because it recognises fare and related services which it some interesting interpretations of the Queen rules "by the Grace of rouse themselves and engage ly understated the position. It is While we accept the fact that prophets? For the curious fact is, tated by the number of letters God." follow Him. Those who have its destructive properties, Yet we it points to a social malaise, we is obliged to set up as a remedy of the actions of those who pro- "their power to influence govern- still work hard to preserve the im- already Australia's Nevada and that the prophets differentiate and documents which come to taken up the challenge have be- are far from accepting govern- of social ills. vide and of those who use these Also, I commend your corre- ments in writing to their local come part of a world-wide move- age of the ragged Australian as a has been since the advent of between the "House of Israel" them firmly and defiantly joined spondent, Mrs P. MPs, press poker machines, introduced by ment encouragement of poker Nobody has any sympathy for infernal machines in modern of- and the "House of Judah" — Creasey. Her and television." ment with a lasting influence f ar consumer of quantities of beer by the unyielding metal staple. letter (April 19) is an inspiring an equally irresponsible Labor machines or other forms of gam- the big-time gambling racketeers. fices. The letter and its enclosure even after the captivities. They P. R. Lawrence, beyond their numerical and the successful man or are stapled by means of an ag The user of the stapling example of the value of the writ- Government. bling, as an opiate to deaden real What are our feelings about do not lump them all together as Trafalgar, Vic. strength. woman as the one who knows suffering. Governments who join their gressive thump on the machine' machine is no respecter of either ten word, putting in practice which drinks to serve with which With the population of three- 'Jews" — a shortened form of persons or documents. Everything (Rev Lance Shilton of Ade- Any State Government with number and operate the biggest lever. Freud might also has, what she advocates. Again (July laide foods. million, NSW citizens, every ludahite acquired in Babylon — gets stapled to the letter and Friends of real concern for its people and rackets of all? some interesting things to sat 12), she writes truly that "while Radio and television adver- man, woman and child of them, like so many modern theo- whether it be a cheque, a receipt, an understanding of the prob- Despoiling every citizen of about the hostile feelings engen the Crown stands" it is a barrier tising of alcohol would help to spent an average of $755 that logians. No, because their des- a photo, an important legal to Marxist subversives seeking St Michael's lems and pains of contemporary NSW, for instance, of $755 by tiered in those who receive the tinies were different. THINKING OF MOVING get rid of this false social image year on poker machines. stapled missive. document or just a sales piece, to destroy our monarchial society would shun tea-raising by means of poker machines alone, how it gets torn or mutilated in Pro-Cathedral, • of the drinker being socially Some men and women gamble methods which inflicted further We agree with Mr Rose that If anyone doubts there was a system, and impose a dictatorship OR STORING? puts the NSW Government in scriptural and actual division the separation process is just not acceptable, when in fact he is the whole of their week's wages hurt on the pool of human suf- this is a clear instance in which in its stead. the originator and maintainer of the class of the robber barons of among the tribes, which exists to his concern. Wollongong in one night playing the poker fering. Tasmania got a gambling another age. Christians who use stapling Mrs Creasey's letter is worthy SAVE YOURSELF WORRY a vast- health and social prob- machine. The machine this day, let the Jews enlighten must win. machines should look closely at SIR,—The Chapter of St. RING FOR FREE QUOTE lem. The gambler t , inly lose. But their aggressive behaviour and us. I quote from Sydney's well- Michael's Provisional Cathedral, return to the simple operation of known Rabbi R. Brasch, in his Wollongong, is currently launch- pinning. We are not unawar, book, "The UnknownSanctuary" ing 'The Friends of St. Michael's 529 6148 SINCE 1831 Australia '73 that Freud would even mak, (pub Angus and Roberston). Association," and we seek the (Sydney) "The great mass of the people, Victorian plans for something of this, too. courtesy of your columns to Advance information that we has worked long and hard and consisting of the ten northern L. LARKIN PTY. LTD. THE TRINITARIAN have about the forthcoming ex- they look like doing so bring this fact to the notice of for years tribes, rejected Rehoboam and your readers in perimental service of Holy to come. We must not belittle the hope that 417 ROCKY POINT RD., chose Jeroboam as their king. many of them may link with us BIBLE SOCIETY (Eng.) Communion to be known as their efforts nor imagine that Not more devout Since they embraced almost the SANS SOUCI (SYDNEY) "Australia '73" is in many ways they have been deaf to any par- joint evangelism for the furtherance of the work The people of the Bible or as whole nation (with the exception lit encouraging. ticular point of view. God through this Church. has been circulating none but Protestant, the Middle Ages were not necek of Judah and part of Benjamin) There are still too many Ang- The commission has not been sully more genuinely devout hl they retained the old name and Victorian plans for joint evangelistic insufficient programs in 1975 uncorrupted versions of the Scri2tures licans who for composed of intransigents of one nature or practice than comer: continued to call themselves the were taken a step further on July 26 when ten denominations reasons prefer to have neither re- kind or another but of men who porary Christians and Jews. kingdom of Israel. The south, Write for free literature. catalogues information. to: vision nor experiment. The real- met and set up a new consultative committee on evangelism. haveexplored every possibility CENTRAL METHODIST MISSION SYDNEY, ity of our situation leaves us no (Dean T. W. Thomas of Mel The Secretary . for meeting the needs of Angli- ne.) 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GOODWIN, MBE (alternate) yams of the Christian Confer- staff will be pleased to meet you anywhere with the car of Branches: Canon G. G. O'KEEFFE, OBE, THL, JP (alternate) ence of Asia. your choice—at Sydneys' cheopest car rental rates! CHRISTIAN YOUTH TRAVEL ASSOCIATION, W. M. COWPER Other moves to discuss evan- CARINGBAH—Kingsway, Willarong Road 524 7328 gelism include a "report meet- 587-8011 (6 Lines) Box 458 P.O., Strathfield, NSW 2135 EASTWOOD-4 East Parade 85 1955 82 PITT STREET, SYDNEY. ing," being arranged by the Vic- 4 Phillips Road, Kogarah, N.S.W. 2217 ROZELLE-93 Victoria Road 82114t Phone 28 0709, Telegrams: COTE, SYDNEY, totian Council of Churches in Phone 587 8011 (anytime) 6 lines November.

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students taking their first lessons CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS in this great science . ." It Chaplains confer takes form of questions and answers and it is one of the Fine R.C. scholarship famous and characteristic docu- Classified advertisements ina v Miscellaneous left at tne clue or phoned to ments of the old Princeton theo- Et 7975 up to noon on the Monday JESUS AND THE GOSPEL question of the status of the tonia castle next to the Temple. of the week before publication. logy, a high-water-mark of Greek Old Testament in consid- as Pere Vincent advocates, and Charge is 50 per word with a mini. CHRISTIAN LIFE ASSURANCE 'Books American Calvinism, Vol. 1 by Pierre Benoit, mum charge of 51 COUNSELLOR on pastoring ering inspiration. Did the Holy as the traditional Via Dolorosa will advise on Dorton, Longman and lowcost Professor Hodge had a lucid, Splint control just those quota- would suggest. Positions Vacant family protection though thorough, style, and there Todd (London), 1973, tions which appear in the New He discusses the reasons for and savings plans. Twenty men and women, master's degree in clinical pastor- CONSISTENT is a wonderful consistency in his 253 pages, $4.50. Testament, by way of amplifying the divergences in the two For appointment. suburbs. chaplains at Sydney's gen- al counselling and is now vicar presentation of theological truth. Old Testament revelation, at accounts of the death of Judas, finn:yattl3sti of a parish in Massachusetts It is doubtful, however, if any- Profesor Benoit is Director of least in those places where the and also the different ways in after 3.30 p.m. eral and psychiatric hospitals while he works towards his doc- PRESENTATION one would approach the study of the School of Biblical and Septuagint seems to differ from which the New Testament OFFICE SECRETARY REQUIRED: met for an all-day confer- torate. theology in this way today. It Archeological Studies in Jerusa• the Hegrew teat? writers refer to the Ascension of was not necessarily wrong to lam, and although the essays in Jesus. On the latter, he considers An experienced typist or typistf ence on 31st July at Glades- At both morning and after- Benoit has an excellent essay stenographer required by BOARD OF MOVING: present theology in terms de- this volume are all, with one ex that we should see the Ascen- ville Hospital. noon sessions he gave skilled OF THE TRUTH on the scope and limits of Form EDUCATION, with responsibility for FURNITURE REMOVALS, manded by the intellectual ception, between twenty and sion as having occurred on running of Board's office and co-ordin- STORAGE. The conference was arranged leadership in the group's dis- Criticism. offers a full (and OUTLINES OF THEO- fashions of the 19th century, but thirty years old, they are well He Easter Day, with the final "as- ation of office staff. For reliabilityand careful hand- by Canon William Deasey, Di- cussion of grief counselling and Rev Charles Barton unfavourable) of Mlle ling. Established 34 years. Contact: LOGY although the Bible is faithfully worth bringing to the MOO review sumption" after forty days gra- Position of challenge for a commit- rector of Chaplains and the the aims of the chaplain when Jaubert's view that the Last Sup- A., R. C. THOMAS ransacked for answers, it is not reader, especially as to little of ciously designed to conclude the ted Christian. Apply by Ntter or special guest was Rev Charles D. visiting hospital patients. several units of the Gladesvili. By A. A. Hodge, reprinted per took place on a Tuesday. 5 Bourke Street, the Bible which speaks, but the this distinguished Roman Catho- appearances and to dramatise the phone to: NORTH PARRAMATTA. Barton, an Australian who is After midday dinner in the Hospital and especially its n by the Banner of Truth systematic theologian, in this ap- lic scholar has been translated. nature of Christ's exaltation to The Director of Education. 630124e. 635 6688 (all hours). doing a doctorate at Boston staff dining-room, all inspected dustrial workshops, He defends the view that the Diocese of Sydney, Trust, London, 1972, 678 proach. Yet I shall be glad to the Father. Much else: but, in University on pastoral coun- The eleven essays are an inter- Praetorium where Jesus was Canon A. A. Langdon pages, $1.75. have this volume on my shelf, all, a reverent and thought-pro- 29 Fullers Road. selling and supervision. esting mixture of critical, ex- tried by Pilate was Herod's Pal- Dr Hodge (the younger), of and to refer to it; and not least CHATSWOOD. N.S.W. 2067 . The Deputy Medical Superin- egetidal, historical, and theos• ace (the site of "the Tower of voking book. Princeton, first published his because it contains as an appen- D. W. B. Robinson Phone: 414325. tendent, Dr John Collins, and the logical study. He raises again the David" today), and not the An- Painter and "Outlines" in 1860. His revised dix the Consensus Tigurinus, chaplain, Rev Jim Hansen, wel- Protest on paid and enlarged edition, which is "written by Calvin, 1549, for the comed the participants at 10.15 Decorator here reproduced, appeared in purpose of uniting all branches am and Canon Deasey in- tional aspects of the Govern. 1879. He offered it "not as a of the Reformed Church in a 01111 hist-class materials used troduced Rev Charles Barton. A ment's action. complete treatise of Systematic common doctrine as to the Lord's A CR'S REVIEWPO EDITOR INTRODUCES and all work guaranteed. former officer in the RAN, he chaplains The Government has announc - theology for the use of the Supper," and the Formula Con- CARETAKER/CLEANER Free quotes given. ed that it will finance five full trained at Moore College, gain- proficient, but as a simple Text sensus Helvetica. Key Books IMPORTANT NEW TITLES: for Y.M.C.A. Residential. Allan H. Murray, ing a London BD and then A West Australian ALP time chaplains at State hospitals Book, adapted to the needs of D. W. B. Robinson. Responsibilities Include night cleaning. 347 Roberts Road, Greenacre, served on the staff of Holy Trin- branch at Melville has criti- Two chaplains will be Anal, ANGELICALS TODAY, Ed John C. King. Lutterworth, 1973. 204 pages. £UK2.60, King reception duties and supervision. N.S.W., 2190. ity, Adelaide, 1964 to 1968. cised a move to pay full-time can, two Roman Catholic and has for years been overly critical of conservative evangelicals but in this volume he has gath- Phone: 759 8215 (Sydney). one representing various Protes- Accommodation provided for striate Since then he has completed a ered together with ungrudging admiration, their English leaders, mostly Anglicans because they chaplains at government tant denominations. man-good wages. Balanced view are truly leaders of English evangelicalism, as in Australia. He is obviously delighted to fend hospitals. Each will be paid $5400 a them in strong disagreement on many issues and this we, with him, will see as healthy. They An opportunity for Christian service The branch asked the State year, but will not be under In a worldwide organisation. face the great issues of today - theological, educational, social, cultural, liturgical and they HOME OF PEACE Executive to examine constitu- government control. on Jews and Arabs reflect evangelical thinking on many important concerns. Here you will distinctly enjoy meeting Please apply in writing to the S.A. CIVIL The Melville branch said the again Packet, Duffield, Green, Buchanan, Sott, Anderson, Motaer and others. An important book, Residential Manager, HOSPITAL State had no right to assist 01 THE %RIB-ISRAELI question as to what makes a Jew ISSUES AND ANSWERS. Various authors. Anglican Information Dept, Sydney. 13 differ- 325 Pitt Street. Sydney. (Deaconess Institution), maintain any religious body STRUGGLE by Charles F. a Jew and an Arab an Arab and ent titles for 90c. This packet includes six titles published this year - Euthanasia, Youth and Phone 26 6044. MARRIAGES financially. briefly traces the history of both EVERSLEIGH, New job Pfeiffer. Baker, 1972. 112 Morals, Clubs, Drugs, Mass Media and The Urban Crisis. Other titles are Protest, Divorce, peoples down to the present 274 Addison Road. Petersham. pages, $1.15. Alcohol, Abortion, Censorship, The State of the Nation. All are attractively produced folders THE ANGLICAN HOME time. Chs. 7,8 present a most of about five pages each and are printed in two colours. They should sell in quantity on every NERINGAH, INCREASE interesting comparison between ORGANIST required (honorary position parish bookstall and deserve the widest possible circulation. only) for Sunday services Good Oppor- Neringah Avenue, Wahroonga. MISSION SOCIETY The author of this slender the way the two sides view each fungi,. for work, with large choir. Weeln South Australians are for Ken book has already established his FREEDOM IN FAITH. A commentary on Paul's Epistle to the Galatians. H. D. McDon- Please contact other. The final chapters try to dayThe Rector.Rector. 5070536 or 607 6173. GREENWICH, slowly swinging over to civil reputation as a writer of Old anticipate what the future might ald. Pickering and Englis, 1973. 157 pages. EUK 1.60. Dr McDonald has a doctorate in divinity River Road, Greenwich, marriages, foregoing conven- Testament subjects. He is very hold. from the University of London and is a well-known contributor to "Christianity Today." In a thoroughly acquainted with the The importance of the subject, few lines the author says that he believes Galatians is an early Pauline writing, perhaps the These hospitals 1320 beds) under- tional church marriages. Harrison ORGANIST and CHOIRMASTER. history of the semitic peoples earliest; that he holds the South Galatian theory and on his third page he begins his exposition This is disclosed in figures the brevity and lucidity of the Swithun's Church 01 England. take specialised medical and and counts as his friends many of this important letter. And a very cleat, strong exposition it turns out to be. For any prepar- released by the Commonwealth Mr Ken Harrison has been treatment as well as the balance PYMBLE. nursing tare of chronically ill Jews and Arabs. The book is ing a Bible study, a sermon or a series on this letter, this will prove to be a most helpful book Bureau of Census and Statistics. appointed Information Offi- of presentation should secure for Good conditions. patients of any age, nationality written, therefore, with scholar- in every way. or religious faith. In 1972, 16.3 per cent of mar- cer of the diocese of Sydney: this excellent little book a wide Funnell. ship and with balance. readership. Apply Canon A. H. riages took the form of civil will transfer on August 27 Phone 44 1720. These hospitals are co-operating Be The author examines the tricky B. L. Smith ceremonies, compared with 14.8 from his position as Public Rela- DIVISIONS with certain general hospitals In per cent in 1971 ILA 12.8 per the retraining of eligible patients tions Officer from the Home cent in 1970. Holiday to return to their normal en- Mission Society. Chesalon Home Nursing SEPTIC° Our faith one Of 10,829 marriages in 1972, Ken, aged 29, is an Associate vironment (home, etc). Chesalon Nursing Homes Accommodation 1,761 were civil services. of the Public Relations Institute Your help is urgently needed for Judicious O.T. exegesis The Methodist Church per- and a member of the Australian Carramar Maternity Home BRIGHT (Vic.) our immediate and future needs, formed most marriages for the among many Journalists' Association. He is JEREMIAH AND frequently a comparison with tone for most of the prophecy. Cook's Pioneer Holiday including the rehabilitation units year - 2,460, or 22.7 per cent LAMEN- married with two children, and Adoption Service similar teaching in the New What is corrupt in the nation Opinion is divided on the way Flats at each hospital. of all marriages in the State. The question whether or lives at Caringbah. TATIONS: An introduc- Testament, and then often an must be uprooted and torn down, Fully Self-contained. Set PLEASE REMEMBER THE Charlton Boys' Home not their children should be this would be best achieved. A Baptist by background, he tion and commentary, by application to our situation for only then can God undertake amidst acres of beautiful HOSPITAL worked for the Salvation Army Counselling Service today. to build and to plant anew. taught about Christ, or It is likely that the trend in Parkland. Large clean and IN YOUR WILL. R. K. Harrison, Tyndale, Breaking point for five years as their first non- Calamity was therefore an inevi- Buddha or the cult of the WA will be towards religious comfortable flats with 1, 2 All donations over $2 are Army Public Relations Officer Opportunity Shops London, 1973, 240 pages. An example is the best way to show the method and to indicate table occurrence as long as the hippies while within the pre- education that looks at Christ- and 3 bedrooms. allowable deductions for income "Don't you feet you're liable before joining the staff of the nation pursued its sunful ways. An Ideal holiday spot for ail Hospital/Prison Chaplains $4.70 (hard back $3.55 the content of the commentary. ianity as one of several religions tax purposes. to break?" was the question Home Mission Society. However, the fact that God cincts of a school is engaging This is the way he deals with and philosophies. This could be age groups. Children wel- For further information, phone asked a devoted Christian who He replaces Mr Terry Craig, (paper back). the minds of many people in South Coast Service 1:9-10 which speaks of the spoke of renewal furnished some come. or write to: was passing through a time of who spent three months in the It is good to see another Tyn- ground for hope of restoration at Western Australia at the taught either as a separate sub- severe testing. Lord's commissioning of Jere- Boa 8 Bright (Vic.). Ph. 16. Anglican Information Office on Girls' Hostel Project dale Old Testament Commentary some future period. This is a ject or integrated into a social- "Yes," he replied, "but not miah: moment. The Chief Executive special writing assienments. come from the press. No one paradigm of the spiritual life, for education program. until the Fiftieth Psalm breaks at A committee under the Minis- Officer, In his new position, Ken will 387 Kent Street, Sydney, 2000 who has used R. K. Harrison's "By touching the young pro- God has first to remove the sin the fifteenth verse - 'Call upon ter for Education, Mr Dolan, is Box 124, Post Office, be responsible for journalism, Phone 290 1011 1,200 page Introduction to the phet's mouth God symbolises the before the sinner can begin to LUTANDA me in the day of trouble: I will looking at the teaching of relig- Petersham, NS.W., 2049. editing, promotion and media re- Old Testament that came from communication of the divine grow in grace and in the know- deliver thee, and thou shalt glor- lations within the Anglican GOOD SAMARITANS ion in primary and secondary YOUTH HAVEN 56 5621. 56 8871. TO THOSE IN NEED the press three years ago, would message. The incident is reminis- ledge of Jesus Christ ify me'." Information Office. cent of the sanctification of schools. Toukley,N.S.W. question the writer's scholarship. (cf.Eph.4:15; 2 Pet.3:18)." Isaiah (18.6:7). After Jeremiah It has not yet made recom- Here he deals with Jeremiah Francis Foulke . mendations or proposals, but a Near to lakes and surf. 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 and Lamentations by giving first had felt the touch of the Master's hand he was ready to campaign has begun to inform Small or large house parties. BIBLE CROSSWORD No. 74 50pages introduction that sets clergymen and other in them in their setting in history begin his prophetic ministry ... Good accommodation, max. 150 • God can now proclaim His sov- people of modern thinking. We will give a book for the neatest correct entries to Bible Crossword 9 MI le and in the scriptures The rest of SHORT NOTICES There is a strong feeling Apply: MANAGER, No 74, which should reach the office not later than Sept 2. All the book is verse-by-verse, or ereign will to the nations with Jeremiah acting as spokesman. among many educationists that P.O. Box 21, Toukley, N.S.W. answers come from the Revised Standard Version of the Bible. Mi. section-by-section commentary the State should take more 2263 2 MB on the text. This involves ju- Tel.: ACROSS - captive to obey days of - - who There is a decidedly negative SOMEBODY PLEASE LOVE responsibility for religious educe- Toukley 964 336, Sydney 84 1601. dicious exegesis of each passage, emphasis here which sets the ME by Al Pahnquist and Frank tion. Some consider that it I. Do not be mismated - Christ (7) 2 Co 10:5 judged Israel (3,6) 2 Ki 21. There is - now no con- 23:22 • MI • Reynolds. Dimension Books, should be taught as part of the ItOWRAL, Spacious (t t In beautiful octet - For what partner- 13 IS a pet ship have righteousness demnation for those 3.Righteousness guards Do modem events indicate that the world is drawing near 1972. 102 pages. US75c. A guide school curriculum h1specially neetriA ''tial:e. sett. Phone who are in Christ Jesus to the understanding of teenagers trained teachers. 61 1407. and iniquity? (4,11) 2 him whose way is -, to the Second Coming of Christ? - Read . . . Co 6:14. (9) Rom 8:1 but sin overthrows the and drug-users. ONE OF GOD'S 23. And washed his wicked (7) Pro 13:6 6 17 1118 20 III SMALLEST by Anutza Moise. 9.He who has - -, let hands before the crowd, Interstate him hear what the Spirit 4.- in the Lord Jesus, THE HERALD OF HOPE Hodder Christian Paperbacks, saying, "I am innocent and you will be saved Services says to the churches of this man's blood; - A magazine setting forth the prophetic message as related 1972. 126 pages. $1.30. The R•C• (2,3) Rev 2:7 (7) Ac 16:31 1u22 11.111 23 to the Second Coming of Christ and the message of Revival remarkable story of a Rumanian - it yourselves" (3,2) • 10.Satisfy the desire of the Mt 27:24 5.Let your - - shine be- as it concerns the Church and the individual Christian. woman who knew the Worm- PERTH: St. Alban's. 423 Beaufort Street. fore men, that they may Services 9.30 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rec- afflicted, then shall your 24.And then will I declare • Annual subscription rate within Australia. $1.20 post free. brands and like them, suffered tor: Bryan F. Hall. All welcome. - - in the darkness to them, "I never knew see your good works and give glory to your SI • Published six times per year. terribly from the Communist op- will pass 15,4) Is 58:10 you; depart from me, • • • father (5, 2) Mt 5:16 pression of Christians. AMOS COORPAROO. St. Stephen's. Brisbane. 11. you -" (9) Mt 7:23 THE HERALD OF HOPE Chatsworth Roads. And the witnesses laid • BIBLE PROBE by Ron Buck- Car. 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From Bob Jones cised, just as Peter had - love their husbands 17.They shall come trembl- maimed whole (4,3) Ml ESSENCE OF MARRIAGE by ant denominations were CATHEDRAL SCHOOL For Sale been entrusted with the and children, to be 7.For there is no authori- ing out of their strong- 15:31 University Press J. A. Fritze. Zondervan. 1971 ed. sensible, chaste, domes- either static or losing adher- gospel to the circum- ty except from God, holds, they shall turn in 20. It shall be more toler- "THE UNTOLD EXPLO STORY" - Text and photos. What the Official 107 pages. US95c. Guide to a A broad and progressive tic (3,5,5,2) Tit 2:4 and those that - have ENIIIIT story conceaien. 80 PP. S1.95 ents in the last census period, ACHINE. cised (9) Gal 2:7 - - the Lord our Gott able on the day of judg-, "HERITAGE OF FAITH •- Sermons of the. Jones' . preaching through three education through primary CONCRETE BLOCK M been instituted by God generations. 170 pp. happier marriage. 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Nearly 400 boys (4,3) 2 Ki 4:24 anxious mind (4,3,3,2,3) shown his - - - me phets who - - the whom Nebuchadnezzar Anglo-Catholic scholar looks at 3.4 million. Lk 12:29 (9,4,2) Ps 31:21 name of the Lord (5,2) prayer, worship, spirituality. from all over the metro- 14.On the contrary bless, had taken into - from Figures recently released show BRIDAL WEAR, all sixes and styles. 2.For no such passovet 15. Rejoice in that day, and Jas 5:10 Scholarly, thorough. politan area are currently for to this you have Jerusalem to Babylon 52.2 per cent of the population low cost. For sale Of hire. had been kept since the leap for joy, for behold, 19.So that the throng won- (5) Jer 29:1 attending this unique CHIC BOUTIQUE. CONCORD. been callod, that you CHALLENGING POSITION DRAMATIC STORIES FOR belonged to the Anglican, Meth- school in the heart of the Phone 74 6255. A.H. 730652. may - - blessing (6,1) MISSIONARY PROGRAMS, by odist or Presbyterian churches in 1 Pe 3:9 city. 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SURVEY REACHES The Australian 20 cents 3000 HOMES Rey Frank I. Stanley, a former rector dred members from tine partici- information supplied is strictly of Mayen (St Arnaud) and recently work- Protestant and Roman ing in Mu t touch of the Province of Catholic churches in Murray pating congregations took part in confidential between the house- Spot , .• • ••. IndliPted as rector as visiting homes, holder being interviewed, the vis- Meow •.i,ii on 19th July. Bridge, SA, combined for a "It is many years since a sur- itor and the organising com- ! Itc, I. Wilson. rector of St (Sydney) since 1964 survey of the whole town vey was done in the town and mittee. has , lector of M Jude's, Church Record from 29 July to 5 August. with the growth that has taken "Statistics, particularly in re- Registered far posting as , • thitober. First published 1880 Slple11111Cr 6, 1973 place over recent years the par- spect of children's ages, should a newspaper—Latagory • ,,, v A. Shevill teas install- Churches taking part included of Newcastle at the Church of England, Luther- ticipating churches are an- prove invaluable in planning dlicdral on 6th August. an, Methodist, Presbyterian deavounng to identify and future facilities to be provided R„ LatleS Sligo has been appointed Roman Catholic, Salvation Army locate more recent arrivals in the for the needs of the community. St Paul's Cathedral parish, town, who are members of the appointment of a new and the Church of Christ. "The visitor handed the house- respective denominations," a Murray Bridge is the see town holder a brochure outlining times 1, • ,. Donal, Yoath Direc- spokesman for the organising of the diocese of the Murray and of Services conducted by each of .,- of Sydney since 1969 committee said. • iicm 28th September to it is an area assured of rapid the denominations, along with N-W LIVE-IN a RAAF chaplaincy. growth. "Information sought was cer- message from the Minister W. Smith has resigned The survey covered the entire tainly not personal, but basic c, pai,vo of the Murchison (N.W. Aust) Fraternal from which the con- 100 students take information only, for the respec- to return to New Zealand. built-up area of the town, in- cept of this survey originated. Archdeacon Leonard Bothataley has cluding Northern Heights and tive church's records. .•• appointed to the staff of St John's, Riverglades. About three hun- "It was also stressed that CONFERENCE dole (Perth). Vets Y ernon Cornish, Arch- it,, Ronald r, Hobby, rector of St Mi.hael and All Angels, North Beach Most of the men and religious education curriculum deacon of the Downs, QId. (Pcrth) since 1970. has been appointed which is to be taught by trained chaplain to the St John of God Hearn- women who staff the diocese tal. Subiaco, and the Shenton Park an- professional teachers. Rev Canon Raymond Foster. secretary Gippsland of North West Australia met xe of the Royal Perth Hospital front St. John's Cathedral Right Rev Howell Witt, Bishop for Home Mission and Research for the the gospel to IOctober next. at Wittenoom for a five-day SPCK, London, and until 1971, warden Rev Kenneth J. Drayton. rector of All of North West Australia, of St John's College, Auckland. NZ, has Saints', Trayning (Perth) since 1969, has live-in conference from July chaired the conference. Also hem appointed Warden and Librarian of St Deiniol's Libarv. Hawarden. Dr Foster been appointed rector of St Luke's. May- 30 to August 3. present were Dean Brian Kyme, is 53. lands front October next. marriage classes marathon MrStan Hummerston, Diocesan Rev Geofire. 0, - 11loam, vicar of St Re. vii.hael H. Delln. assistant chaP- It was held at the Hale School Johns, • aitsbanc) since 1969, was lain Missions to Seanten. Fire- town hostel and wives of West- kathfinistrator, Rev Theo Hay- in:Meted L of St Matthew's, Dray- man', , 1970. h. resigned. couples get to know other man, Federal Secretary of the ton • To identify some of the ern Mining Company officials R,. st• B. Chalks. Dtrector of c/i. n I. Holley. rector of St couples and a link is established Bush Church Aid Society, Canon since 1970, problems within marriage did an excellent job of catering. Perth. since 1971, has with their local church. to help Bernard Buckland, Miss Carmel • Society more- The special aims of the bet 1 ockndgc and he will he in mid-August. and to help young couples Armidale parishes , Grantham, youth worker at Port so•tel• B. BMW. of the On the second evening, a conference were to study the art t (leidart. rector of Holy overcome them, Dean Ian of communication and the diffi- Hedland, Revs Bill Hillier A/. , , , I. 1.4in A. Leaver has Men Icitidigo) since 1970 has priest discusses the nature of (Dongara), Bert Wrightson (the app,u , •. iiunistrator of the diocese of i.vrof All Saints', T. George has begun a special marriage in today's society, the culties involved in pastoring St Ainstii uorn 1st September to 30th Io ta 10.01 ' ' ...,moor. NHM Fund A hundred students — combe ando Philip Jensen (Gun- Murchison), Noel Townsend program conducted in the local communities with highly mobile November when Bishop-elect David marriage preparation course expectations of husband and (Bluff Point), Ray Collier (Car- Shand will be installed. Rev Bruce Harrison. sleet of Co- nedah) and Rev David Peterson schools. and transient populations. Num- since 1965, has been at St John's Cathedral, wife, the indissolubility of mar- seventy from Moore College huna (Manilla). A number of people professed bers of parishes in the diocese narvon), Reg Clark (Para- appointed rector of the Loddon-Raywood riage and tension within mar- Following up the ,iteces, and thirty from Deaconess burdock), Graham Thuiley (Ex- parish and was inducted at Bridgewater Brisbane, riage. The missions were largely con- conversion to Christ during the are formed from boom mining Inth August. last year of the Gippslam, House, Sydney, spent Au- mouth), Bill Ross (Dampier), The first class started in July The next two classes are taken ducted through dialogue meet- missions and quite a consid- towns. Rps Vernon Harold Jenkyn died at Charity Appeal, two Gipps- gust 11 to 19 in four par- erable number of non-church- Rev Tom Wallace, Perth's di- David McDougall (Wyndham), SA CMS •su. Victoria, on 100 July. aged 88. and Dean George has said that by a medical practitioner who ings, coffee shops, meetings and Kevin Hall (Port Hedland), Ken I, ..,•rved in the dioceses of Wangaratta, all couples who want to be mar- deals with the anatomy and phy- land athletes have agreed to ishes in the diocese of Ar- church services. In addition, Dr goers was reached and they rector of Christian Education s..100 and Ballarat, retiring in 1952. heard the eospel in clear terms. outlined the Government's new Hagan (Mount Newman), Keith ried in the chathedral will have siology of sex, as well as VD, participate in yet another midale in a special program Withycombe took a daily devo- Wheeler (Kununurra), Derek Rev Canon James S. Robertson, 55. a tional session each morning on former UMCA missionary to Africa and to take this course. contraception and genetics. marathon relay. They arc of evangelism. Catley (Northampton) and Mr annual now an educational administrator with local radio and addresses were General Synod's Board of Education. has He is hoping that rectors of These classes also include Rev Bob Collings of Traral- These programs have become John Redway of Carnarvon. been appointed Secretary of the YSPG, given by Bruce Smith and others London. succeeding Bishop Sheen'. other Brisbane parishes will want family health, the first child, old gon and Mr Alan Ashmore a regular feature of the training at community service groups While at Wittenoom, the Bish- to bring along young couples to age and general preventive family at both these institutions and op took a confirmation service Rev Ronald B. Mitchell. rector of St of Yallourn. such as Rotary. A HAPPY TEAM meeting Mary's. Balmoral (Ballarat) since 1969. medicine, with special reference for Rev Reg Clark at St Mark's, the course. The course, structured each year invitations arrive from On the first Sunday night, the has been appointed rector of °chilblain to alcohol, cigarettes and anal- rectors of parishes which are Wittenoom. like a marriage workshop, is the The date set for the relay is Church of England Television Former Rhodes Scholar gesics. preparing themselves for just Rev AIs Y. Hatters, rector of Gav- first held at the cathedral. Saturday, September 15. Last Society's program "Search for otte (New Guinea) since 1%9, was in- such a special effort of evange- and warden of St Andrew's A marriage guidance counsellor year the relay was from Dwain Truth" was telecast. This ducted to the parish of St Stephen'. It consists of eight sessions, listic outreach. Hall, Melbourne, Rev Fran- Smithon (Tasmania) on 8th August. speaks about personal integrity to Sale; this year it is front features Bruce Smith and David each of two hours. The first and This year, invitations came Rev Neville D. Netted who has been last are with the couples' local within the marital relationship Drouin to Traralgon. Peterson with a live studio audi- cis Foulkes will visit Adel- in charge of the parish of Smithton, was with includes being honest with from Rev Peter Smart, vicar of aide for the annual meeting instituted to the charge of St Paul's. minister. Although the distance is short South Tamworth, Rev Ray ence. Thousands of viewers Manley (Tasmania) on 12th Almost. oneself and one's spouse. saw this program on TEN 9 and Space of the SA branch of the In a recent interview the Dean er, it is hoped that people will be Smith, vicar of West Tamworth, 14,,, Hoch M. Butter, rector of Nara- Job satisfaction and Sharing, given a good "run" for their its impact became apparent as Church Missionary Society. has been appointed said: "We feel that we can Archdeacon Peter Chiswell, vicar the mission program got uncle] iiliasmania) from early bring them into contact with a working wives and the tensions money when only two athletes of Gunnedah and Rev Neville way. Mr Foulkes' topic will be number of people with specialist created by financially independ- will attempt to complete tht Collins, vicar of Manilla. IL • 11.1••P it Stanton, rector of St course in 5 hours. They will start Local teams under the lead- "Moratorium on Missions?" itsm.ia), has been knowledge — so they will be- ent spouses are also discussed. The students divided into four of the North West. at Drouin at 9 am and hope to ership of their vicars had ob- scientist The Annual Meeting is set for II come aware of problem areas A legal practitioner talks teams and they assisted in the finish at St James' Church, Tra- viously prepared thoroughly for Friday, August 24, in St Bar- Rev Paul 1 Hann has been uPPoint- which will help them not to about the financial and legal as- four parishes named under a ed Hunter P. a Dircelor of the In- ralgon at 2 pm. the coming of the students and tholomew's Norwood Parish ter-Church -L and Industry Mission panic. pects of marriage. team leader from the Moore Col- Hall. He will preach on the ,h,. He will resign as lege staff. The team leaders were each parish was able to make the from 1 Och "People feel their problems Choosing money for a need, following Sunday at St Mat- Director of the Department of Christian The second last class at the cause proved to be a difficult de- Rev Bruce Smith (South. Tam- maximum use of the visiting & God Education of the diocese of Newcastle are unique but there are answers thew's, Kensington and Holy cathedral deals with family rela- team members. The ordained staff of Holy Trinity, North errace, Adelaide, one from that date. to most problems if they are pre- cision. Or rather, choosing the worth), Revs Peter Jensen and Rev Caednion Kokha has been tionships in the form of a panel A particularly useful part of of Australia's most dynamic parish churches. L. to R.: Graham S. One of Britain's leading Trinity. North Terrace in the pared to seek guidance and work right needy cause proved to be John Chapman (West Tam- morning. awarded the St Mark's Instititute of The- discussion, as the Dean feels that the problem, But after a long list worth), Revs Robert Withy- each mission proved to be the Knight, Hugh K. Prentice, Lance R. Stilton (rector) and Ian W. Cox. space scientists affirmed a ology, Canberra, Gamock Studentship for through them." the examination of family rela- At night he will preach at St 1973. Mr Koieba and his family will and discussion between the run clear Christian faith to an more from New Guinea to Manuka in The first night at the cathedral tionships is important in finding Bartholomew's Norwood patron- September and return home after Easter ners themselves and Bishot audience of graduates and is a participatory class where one's own identity. Garnsey, it was decided to raise al festiva l 1974. undergraduates recently at For the final class, couples re- money to assist outback mission RELENTLESS turn to their awn minister who is work, and in particular to aid the SYNODS PLAN FOR the University of Sydney. marrying them. Nathan! Itome Mission Fund. He is Professor Robert Boyd, PRESSURE Professor of Physics at the ALI3URY-WODONG A University of London and Head New head for "Churchie" TO CONFORM of the Mullard Space Science Ilie At hbt,hup tit firisbaix school captain and saptain of the Laboratory of University Col- The deputy headmaster of Canonry for likely that the transfer of a large both the civil and ecclesiastical lege. He is an academic of inter- (Dr Felix Arnott) announced cricket and football teams. The synods of Canberra spheres it belongs to New South Geelong Grammar School recently that Mr Hayward would He spent four years at Cam- and Goulburn and Wangar- number of civil servants will be national staniding and has a long SAYS Bp. one means of accelerating, Wales. Yet in some respects its and active association with the (Mr William Hayward) has replace Mr Charles Fisher, who bridge University and took hon- atta meeting in August de- would take over as headmaster ours in English and History. ' liaise of us who have growth. In civil administration sphere of interest lies more to British IVF. been appointed headmaster BCA missioner cided to take exploratory the scheme is complicated by the the south then to the north. of the Church of England of Geelong in January, 1974, After returning to Australia, been unable to accept the He was in Australia for the Mr Hayward, 43, was born in he completed a master of educa- Rev Bernard R. Buck steps to provide for the fact that it involves three govern- Ecclesiastically it is an important International Astronomical Grammar School. Fast Bris- plan (for union of five Pro- ments, but the establishment of centre in the Diocese of Can- ),(I))))( «t, ( ,),1 e,IL,fpll Ill St tion degree at Sydney University. land, BCA missioner since eventual incorporation of the Union conference at Sydney h,11 , testant denominations in the joint Development Corpora- berra and Goulburn, yet it is University and he agreed to Mr Hayward has been deputy 1958, has been made a city of Albury into the dio- headmaster of Geelong Gram- NZ) have been subjected to tion will enable unified planning. situated 215 miles from Can- speak at a meeting organised by canon of Holy Cross Cathe- In ecclesiastical affairs too the berra and only 45 miles from the Graduates' Fellowship of the mar School since 1966, a war of nerves, a relentless cese of Wangaratta. Mr Hayward is married and dral, Geraldton, diocese of River Murray forms the bound- Wangaratta. Its own diocese is Fellowship of Evangelical pressure to conform that is The city of Albury just inside ary, between the dioceses of in the position of being already has five children aged from North West Australia. NSW on the River Murray and Students. SPECIAL OFFER FOR seven y ce to 15. unworthy of the church as a Canberra and Goulburn and extended in the major task of His subject was "Kinds of Canon Buckland graduated opposite Wodonga. a small town Wangaratta, and between the community of love." across the Victorian border, is keeping up with the growth of Knowlevige" and he discussed the from Moore College in 1956 and provinces of New South Wales Canberra." cpwsri,er God he known?" NEW SUBSCRIBERS ONLY has spent 15 years with the Bush The Bishop of Nelson, Right remote from both Canberra and and Victolia. Within the former Church Aid Society, firstly in Rev Peter Sutton, said this in his Goulburn but quite close to province, too, the diocese of Riv- Send only one dollar ($1) and we will send you South Australia and for the past Canon Rockland. charge to Nelson synod this Wangaratta. erina reaches to within a few 10 years in the diocese of North year. The Federal Government's miles of Albury. post free every issue of the regularly hires a plane to visit proposal to develop the Albury- West Australia in the parishes of "Because of this situation I isolated homesteads around tla "In 25 years of ministry I Wodonga area into twin cities Sydney's first the Murchison and Derby. have never known such a period welcomed the initiative of the AUSTRALIAN CHURCH RECORD Kimberleys or settlements on with a population eventually of He holds a pilot's licence and islands along the coast. of growing tension and mutual 300,000, has obliged the two Bishop of Canberra and Goul- burn in convening a conference right to the end of this year distrust as has marked) the past dioceses to prepare their own decade of neootiation for church in Albury on June 26 last to con- plans for development in this This is an introductory offer, open only to new union," he said. sider the implications for the synodswoman vital area. subscribers. Send the coupon below now and Bishon Sutton was concerned Already an Albury-Wodonga Anglican Church of the Albury- C.A. LEADER Wodonga complex. The bishops Miss Doris Collins, repre- active church women. She is not receive every issue of this long established national that although a half a million Regional Council has been set up and representatives of the dio- a Sunday School teacher, a choir pamphlets commending church for the area. The Wangaratta senting All Souls', Leich- Anglican newspaper which stands firmly for biblical cesan councils of Canberra and member, a Guild member or union were issued by the Joint synod encouraged the estab- truth, Goulburn and Wangaratta were hardt, will be Sydney's first even a parish councillor. She has IN NEWCASTLE Commission on Church Union, lishment of a single rural deane- present, as well as the clergy and woman to become a member been confirmed only quite had been distributed to the five ry to include the two Albury NAME representative laity of the three recently and is a regular, com- Rev Peter C. Ruffle, a hunch Army noel, in Ausn oh. member churches, half of the parishes and the parish of Wo- of its diocesan synod. %lir VS illiam Hayward It began with the arrival of Cap- Anglican Parishes in New Zea- parishes in Albury and Wodonga. mitted member of All Souls' former CMS missionary in donga. The Bishop of Riverina and one Synod passed an ordinance in congregation. ADDRESS tain John Cowland in Newcastle land refused to distribute Selwyn In his presidential address to India and principal of the of his archdeacons also attended 1972 permitting the election of in 1934. literature which expressed some synod. Dr Keith Rayner, Bishop She is not a women's libber Church Army Training Col- as observers. women as synod members but Sordid symptoms Sister G. Phillpot, a retired misgivings towards the plan. of Wangaratta referred to the ordinarily elections of purists was once a NSW State repre. " Ole sordid things we often lege at Blackheath in Lon- Church Army officer who basic ornbloms and how they "The conference was frank and good clear brain and she weighs "At the very time when cordial. We had before us such representatives are held once in find ourselves watching or read- don since 1966, was the recently completed 50 years ser- society is most critical of estab- were being tackled. three years and the next is not her words before speaking. When POSTCODE information as was available she speaks she has something ing when we would rather he en- special preacher in Christ vice was given a special lishment, the five churches are in "If Shennarton's growth repre- dtte until early 1975. tertained are the symptoms of a presentation at the service. on government intentions and we worthwhile to say. Enter me as a new Subscriber to the Australian Church Church Cathedral, New- danger of creating a new estab- sents a challege, how much more were briefed by members of the But Miss Collins, a dispatch Record. I enclose $1 Subscription to the end of 1973. malady that is religious in na- A number of other Church lishment, a union that must does that of Albury Wodonga, manager with a Croydon She is also a keen golfer and ture," the Dean of Melbourne castle on Sunday, August 5. staff of the Albury and Wo- was once a NSW State repre- Post coupon to The Church Record Ltd., Army officers preached al never he confused with Christian The government's plans envisage donga City Councils. The magni- company, was elected to fill a Room 311, 160 Castlereagh St., Sydney, NSW, 2000. said recently in St Paul's Cath- 'The occasion was the 39th an- parish churches throughout the unity. Surely the Holy Spirit is a city of 300.000 people by the casual vacancy at All Souls'. sentative at rowing. edral. tude of the challenge which the niversary of the founding of diocese of Newcastle. telling us that corporate anion turn of the century, and though Two others nominated were men The rector of Leichhardt, Alan project will present to the church Donohoo, commentetl that her must never be achieved at the details of incentives to attract in- soon became apparent. What but she won the election. cost of further division in the election meant that the parish 8 -- AUSTRALIAN CHURCH RECORD, AUGUST 23, 1913 Printed by John Fairfax and Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney, for the publiShel. dustry and population have not also became clear was the ano- Miss Collins does not fit the The Church Record mo., Sydney. body of Christ," he said. yet been announced. it seems had chosen a good represen- malous position in Albury. In stereotype which some set tip for tative,