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Elections to the Archbishop Election Committee were strongly contested at the recent Brisbane synod. Its members will meet on 10th July to appoint a succes- sor to Archbishop Sir Philip Strong who retired on 30th June. Among those defeated in the mover, "that those opposed to setting up a commission to co- ballot were the dean, Bishop gambling and others are still free operate with the medical profes- Muscamp, Rev. Canon Vernon to express themselves one way or sion, an inter-church committee Cornish and Archdeacon Bryan the other." and other dioceses and to report Ward, who had previously been Many members of synod ex- to 1971 synod. a member. Among the new can- pressed deep regrets that the "Liberalisation of the abortion didates who were successful were long-preserved attitude of synod laws is in fact corning," said Dr Archdeacon L. W. Grayson, should have been changed. Felix Arden, of the Royal Bris- Canon Jack Madden and Rev. D. Synod debated at length a mo- bane Children's Hospital, who J. F. Williams of St. Francis' tion of Rev. L. H. Burrows op- spoke against the motion. College. posing the liberalisation of exist- "I don't want the Anglican Observers say that in general, ing abortion laws. Mr Burrows Church to be fighting a changes were made to ensure a warned that the acceptance of rearguard action," Dr Arden limited legislation now would said. mean the facing of abortion-by- Mr S. Ramsden, M.L.A., a demand legislation in the near synod delegate from New Farm, Qualifications future. said that legislation regarding Canon Ivor Church moved an aboition would probably not be for a bishop amendment which was accepted, considered for 12 months. "As God's steward a bishop must be a man of unim- peachable character. He must not lye overbearing or CHRISTIAN INITIATION short-tempered; he must be no drinker, no brawler, no DEBATED AT BENDIGO money-grubber, but hos- pitable. right-minded, temp- One of the best debates at the recent Bendigo synod erate, just, devout, and self- was on a motion about Christian initiation introduced by controlled. He must ad- Rev. Richard Nethercote, vicar of Loddon-Raywood. here to the true doctrine, so that he may be well able to Mr Nethercote moved that motion suggested dealing with it. move his hearers with candidates for Confirmation, and Some of the main points raised wholesome teaching and to one parent of each child who is were that it would be a denial of An old Roman road leads down into A1111111111, C111)11111 ant confute objectors." (Titus to be baptized, give an under- the free grace of God. Such a ri- troubled Jordan, past the restored Roman theatre. 1:7-9. N.E.B.) taking to regularly attend wor- gorist approach was undesirable. ship in a church. A more satisfactory solution was to be sought for by applying Mr Kissick's amendment was stronger representation of young modern methods to the whole put to the vote, but defeated. Mr er clergy and laity. field of Christian Education Nethercote's motion was also de- among adults as well as young feated. But during a clergy Winter The Election Committee now people. consists of Bishop W. J. Hudson, conference after synod. The One of the clergy said that the Bishop of Bendigo, the Rt. Rev. Archdeacon A. 0. Charles, Arch- Standing Liturgical Commission deacon Lupton, Archdeacon J. R. E. Richards, said that he was A. Swan, Rev. Canon J. Madden, had already produced a revised glad the motion had been de- Appeal — Archdeacon L. W. Grayson, Rev. Baptism service for trial use, bated. He hoped the subject which included this very promise would be further discussed at D. J. F. Williams, and Mr R. T. to worship regularly. St. John, Dr F. Arden, Mr Jus- meetings of the rural deaneries. tice C. G. Wanstall, Miss H. Beaumont, Mr S. F. A. Dagleish, $41,000 Mr K. G. Elliott, and Dr D. Fraser. OVER $41,000 has now The longest debate in synod Adelaide girl's own come in to the Archbishop and one in which strong of Sydney's Winter Appeal. emotions were felt, was the move to rescind the 1965 synod reso- This greatly surpasses the lution opposing gambling in any record total of $27,000 given last form. The original motion calling Rev. Dick Nethercote program in Vietnam year. on all concerned "to refrain from In addition, a steady flow of the use of gambling methods in He pointed out that the three- MISS JENNY LEAK, an In this program which she now warm clothing, blankets and fund-raising for church pur- fold promises made in Baptism Adelaide nurse, who origin- runs in Saigon, large numbers of heating appliances is coming in poses," was moved by Rev. and Confirmation, to "renounce, very poor or orphaned children for distribution among needy Philip Newell. This was strongly believe and obey," did not speci- ally went out to Vietnam are given an education. individuals and families. with a medical team, has supported by Archbishop Sir fically commit those who made She was interviewed about her The generous response is ex- Philip Strong. them to join in corporate wor- now begun her own pro- work on a national television pected to continue for some time One amendment proposed to ship. The importance and need gram. program recently by Mr Herbert because the colder weeks of win- make the whole question a mat- for worship may only be inferred Davies. She told of her tradition- ter have still to cone. Gifts of $2 ter for the individual conscience. in these two services. It is ex- After working with the als church background and how or over are tax deductible. A second amendment, which pressed as one of our duties to- medical team in Bien Hoa for six she came to Christ through the finally was accepted by synod as wards God in the Catechism. months, she was sponsored by witness of a group of Christian he resolution, means, in the He went on to stress the the Australian Council of nurses in her training hospital. word, of Mr Roland St. John. its centrality of worship as one of Churches under the Asian When the interviewer asked the most important acts in which Christan Service for two years. her about her present church affi- Christians can join together. When her term was complete, she liation, she said she was an NEAC decided to stay on and begin her evangelical Anglican from Holy Much service done in the Trinity Adelaide. [ PERTH community was worthy but fell own program which she calls the short of Christian service. It was Vietnam Christian Schools' Pro- Miss Jenny Leak being inter- CONSECRATION groan the expression of our relationship ,iewed on national fetes kion. outreach] with one another, but our rela- AUGUST 6 tionship with God is often left TRINITY Publishing out of our concern for our fellow men. Society, Adelaide, which is The motion was seconded and organising the publication of immediately the rector of Tong- the first study booklet for ala, Rev. P. D. Kissick, moved NEAC 1971, reports that his amendment that synod ask the Standing Liturgical Com- over 1,600 copies of the mittee to look into the theology booklet have now been sent and practice of Christian In- out. itiation; that future forms of These have gone to individuals Baptism and Confirmation give and parishes all over Australia clear and adequate expression to and to New Zealand, England the importance and need for and Singapore. regular worship, and that promis- es to endeavour to carry this out NEAC (National Evangelical he included in these services. Anglican Congress) will be held at Monash University, Mel- In debate a number of synods bourne, in July 1971. The study men spoke to the motion and its booklet will help individuals and amendment. While acknowledg- groups to study important issues Archdeacon %A. C. Holland ing the existence of the problem, which will come before the Con- To be tssistant Bishop they were against the way the gress, well beforehand.

PAUL GIVES AWAY A SECRET EDITORIAL A study of 2 Corinthians 5:14-17 Renewal Some Historical Lessons Censorship The final article on this theme by Dr Briar, Dickey, lecturer in the School dained. Sure, the whole tenor of themselves claimed to know it, Paul writes as a man whose attitude to life and portant, but "now" these dis- tinctions have ceased to be. of Social Sciences, Flinders University of South Australia. In the first two, he the times was in this direction, for the rule of the Word. It was whose way of life has been transformed by what Paul does not ask "now" About [Oa Federal and State parliannot a ri- looked at the conclusions we might draw from the work of Luther and John but these men set the pace in to become the entry of the very insisting on holiness. Christ did for men. And because this was true for whether a man is a Jew or ans and representatives of the Press, radio and tele- Wesley. Here he looks at the Oxford Movement and sums tip the lessons that dreaded liberalism of judgment Paul it can be true for us, What, then, is the secret Greek, whether he is rich or vision assembled in the theatre of Anzac House, They wished tt aurch to be which the founders of the Oxford history teaches. free, you will recall. But free Movement had striven to fight poor, bond or free. These dis- Sydney, on 19th June to see two films banned by of a transformed life? tinctions "from a human point of Here too was a deliberate As a result its members re- dons of the Church, through from whom? The State, yes; but against. the Film Censorship Board. Both the secular and this points to the crucial issue of It begins with what Paul Paul writes, in 2 Cor. 5:15, view" have ceased to be "because attempt at the renewal of the flected the prevailing tendencies patronage and influence. It was AUTHORITY writes in 2 Cor. 5:14, ". , the "He died for all, that those who — . one has died for all." To re- religious Press were represented. Church of England in the 1830s. — with noble exceptions. Flocks this erastianisrn this subservience authority upon which the Oxford love of Christ controls us. . ." live might live no longer for gard them as important still It is worth our attention in this were not fed, for the pastors of Church to State against which Movement broke up. It is this issue of authority Everybody sat frozen in the unheated theatre for which will constantly recur in The same word, which is here themselves, but for him who for would be to deny that "because context, even if the name Oxford were unfaithful. They were in- they protested. This was their UNBROKEN DESCENT translated "controls" and has the their sake died and was raised." . . one has died for all; there- over three and half hours, an hour longer than promised Movement stirs feelings of dis- stead intent on profits, an easy starting point. any efforts at "renewal" in the fore all have died." on the invitation and numbers had to hurry out before trust in your hearts. The men They protested when the new Keble, Newman, Pusey and Churches of the 20th century. sense of "restricting," is found in Before we know him we are life, avoiding thinking, or work- others believed that the Church Jesus' saying, "I have a baptism selfish and the object of our own Paul has acquired a new set of its conclusion. who led this movement saw some ing, or anything. forces of political change seemed To sum up: standards. important Christian truths which ready to act in ungodly ways to of England could prove its Men who saw the gospel the to be baptized with; and how I Otherwise, it would have been a good exercise in public These men of Oxford, Keble, descent unbroken from the am constrained until it is accom- it, n„v. Jr. His attitude to life has been relations by the Hon. Donald L. Chipp, Australia's Minis- we need to think about. rip away the privileges of the rieht way round and set about David Newman, Pusey and the others Church of the early fathers and telling others about it, deriving plishee (Lk.12:50). Christ we, .• transformed, as has his attitude ter for Customs and Excise, who sent out the invitations. The context of their anxious Church for secular reasons. The M.A.. to Christ: " . . . we once re- saw these moral failings, but Church must be left to do its they earnestly believed that it heir message from the Word of shut up to the one task of dying ' 'a fie Mr Chipp spoke quite frankly and informally before consultations was England 1830 they did not begin by con- was this source which would pro- by the lieu k rar of Ridley garded Christ from a human job, and to stand by itself. God. for us, and we are shut up the showing. He said that philosophically, he was in or so. Political changes were demning them. They saw the vir- vide them with the answers to love of Christ to the one task of I °liege., inelbrourne. point of view, we regard him occurring which seemed to be This was the starting point of Authority claiming to derive thus no longer." "Then" he had favour of the "open door" policy but that his Department tually complete control exercised their labours. It must not be the the questions of faith and prac- from any other source than the living for him. This is the key to shifting the structure of power in by the State over regarded Christ as a false pre- had responsibility for the Film Censorship Board and he the upper ech- servant of any man. It must not, tice which they put. Bible turns out to evaporate or the secret of a transformed life. the community. The established They believed there was be a tyranny. It need hardly be said that the 1,, .s. but when we have a proper tender to the role of Jewish had to adminster the regulations governing it. At least he system of power — a narrow above all, be subordinated to the deliverer, "now" he regards him middle ground in the combined I he weaknesses of existing ec- expression "the love of Christ " understanding of what Christ did made his personal position plain. franchise; a civil service appoint- desires of political man, patently for men, and of the love which as the Deliverer both of Jew and ungodly as those desires were in opinions of the fathers, con- clesiastical systems that must be refers to Christ's love for us and Gentile, because "far (heir sake Mr David Stratton, Director of the Sydney Film Festi- ed by patronage; as was the trasting with the Pope's claims on faced, not as evil in themselves, not our love for him. It is his motivated what he did, we will Church, which was regarded as the 1830s. be unselfish. He will be the ob- he died," and as the Lord both val, also spoke before the screening. The two films, "A the one hand and the untutored but as resistant to the gospel and love for us which transforms our of Jew and Gentile, because "for Married Couple" (Canada) and "Like Night and Day" the religious arm of the Govern. DISCIPLINE claims of enthusiasts to know its proclamation. Systems such as lives, but only when we have a ject of our lives. ment in keeping the community Many people think they can be their sake . (he) was raised." (Sweden), had been imported for screening at the Festival. There can be no doubt that God's commands from the Bible this must be taught their fault. proper understanding of what it going; government itself targely the Oxford Movement allied with on the other (in fact Tractarian The Church will always be in motivated Christ to do and when Christians and not live for NEW STANDARDS As a matter of policy, the Festival does not screen films thought of as for the convenience Christ. They want the means of Paul acquired a new set of from which any cuts are made by the censor. He said that this demand to be free, a de- dialogue with the evangelical this danger, and always needs we make a proper response to of the already privileged, the mand that Christian men and position is thin: it was largely a Reformation. The Holy Spirit what Christ did for men. salvation without the end. But standards with regard both to the two films had won international acclaim and had been political nation. the end cannot be separated women be holy. They taught the revulsion of spirit and emotion does not forsake His Church. But men and to Christ in the moment screened in many countries. This tightly interlocking LOVE CONTROLS from the means. of his understanding of what importance of faith, of dis- combined with this rejection of it would seem from our human Christians are men who live He felt that mature Australians should be allowed to system of status, political and ciplined lives, of communion the Bible as the final authority.) observation of the experience of And so Paul writes, ". .the Christ did for men. see these films in the Festival context, since they would be economic power and social class love of Christ controls us, be- no longer for self but who live together, of obedience. They had the Church that these basic And Paul speaks secondly, in exported immediately. after. was being washed away by THE FATHERS issues crop up repeatedly. cause we are convinced that one for Christ "who for their sake 2 Cor. 5:17, of a transformed ex- an immense impact especially on died and was raised." It was explained that "A Married Couple" had been movements of popular pressure the quality of life of the or- As we all know, this attempt Renewal often produces frag- has died for all." That is, the perience: "Therefore, if any one and idealistic leadership. to raise the early fathers to a mentation. Cross is the content of Christ's And now Paul goes on to is in Christ, he is a new creation; completely banned because of the frequent use of four- dained met. within the Church of speak of how this life will ex- One of the prime targets of at- England. position of supreme authority Notice that there are many love. And it is our proper under- the old has passed away, behold letter words. No wonder. After the first few minutes, they failed. Newman knew it for him- press itself. He speaks firstly, in 2 tack was the Established Church, By 1850, within 30 years, that other "lessons" we could discuss. standing of the Cross, and our the new has come." Christ him- were used with boring repetitiveness right through the this time with capitals. Wealthy, self and came to accent the Cor. 5:16, of a transformed out- self says, "Behold, I make all is, they can be seen to have had Perhaps the one which worries response to the Cross, which look: "From now on, therefore, film. privileged, powerful, high in authority of the Pope instead. me most is the power of accumu- gives the love of Christ a con- things new" (Rev. 21:5), and an immensely uplifting influence we regard no one from a human If you ignored four-letter words, all three of them in status, with little functional sig- Rev, John Keble, whose Assize But for the Church of England lated tradition deriving from pre- trolling and transforming power when we have a proper various combinations, you would agree that this was a on the quality of the men in the there were many who remained point of view: even though we understanding of what Christ nificance, there was much which sermon, Judy 14, 1833, is re- ministry. It was no longer vious generations' successful in our lives. once regarded Christ from a film classic. First-rate acting, powerful use of suggestion, could be said against the Church who did even areater damage to renewal, a power which can be a There has men much discussion did, and make a proper response; garded as the start of the Oxford acceptable to be immoral, to be the received Protestant position, human point of view, we regard when we appropriate his death, close-ups and outdoor photography plus tight scriptwrit- of England as an organisation. Movement. lazy. to be silent and he or- crushing burden stifling renewal about the word "for" in the ex- him thus no longer." he substituting tradition as they by the Holy Spirit in a later time. pression "one has died for all." so that his death becomes our ing, push its claims. Many understand the Greek word The expression "from now on" death, what was true of Paul will Bat you had to admit that film art degenerated into does not mean from the time at be true of us. (huper) as meaning "on behalf which he writes, but from the unfeeling and unconcerned larrakinism in its use of a of" in the sense "for the benefit Paul felt like a new man and three-year-old boy as the butt of a scene of lavatory hu- time at which he understood that gives expression to this trans- AFRICA: MAIN CHRISTIAN of." Now, we do not question "one has died for all; therefore mour. The same must be said of its constant use of Rector & STAINED GLASS WINDOWS that Christ died "for the benefit formed experience in the ex- vicar for all have died." That is "from clamation. "Behold the new has blasphemy involving our Lord's name. The implications of this K, J. LITTLE, of all," nor that the Greek word now on" probably means from If all this completely objectionable stuff had been left growth are far-reaching, with the may he rendered in this way. come." The past was dead for 19 Barden St., the time of his conversion or Paul and he felt like a new man out, the film would have been equally powerful. The same CONTINENT? centre of the Christian world But we do question whether it soon after. changing to Africa and South Arncliffe, 2205 is logical, in this context, to ren- in a new world, because he had could not be said about "Like Night and Day." Swedish Langham Place Thus Paul divides his life into America. Only an emphasis on Phone: 59 7348 der it "for the benefit of found the secret of a trans- films have a code and an emphasis all of their own. And Africa may well be the all." Is "now" and "then," the moment formed life, the secret which lies main Christian continent the duty of every Christian to it logical to say "one has died for of his understanding of what it was all in this film in its raw excess. REV. JOHN STOTT, rec- mains as rector, Mr Baughen in in a proper understanding of by the year 2000, according evangelise in older areas could the benefit of all. therefore all Christ did for men standing what Christ did, and in a proper Promiscuity, marital infidelity, with a garnish of a sen- halt the present trend. tor of All Souls', Langham practice will chair the parish have died"? Surely, if "all have between. 'Then" the distinction, response to what Christ did be- timental church marriage, are all here. Somehow, the film to an article by Dr David "Whereas during the 20th cen- Place, London, h a s council, staff meetings, appoint died" in that "one has died for staff and whatever John Stott MOVING between men had been ee of his love for men. direction failed to give it the dramatic unity you look for Barrett in the International tury the churches in the West appointed Rev. Michael all," there must be a sense in in good film. The camera work was interesting, sometimes will have doubled in size from does in the parish will be by Review of Mission. Baughen to be vicar of the MADE EASY which he is identified with us, in excellent. . 392 million in 1900 to around arrangement with his vicar. which his death is our death. Dr. Barrett, who has been in parish. with But it seemed that its artistic deficiencies required three 800 million in 2000, the churches Mr Baughen will live with his So that in this context the Africa with C.M.S. since 1957, in the Third World will have scenes of copulation to roll the money in. For pure cynic- family in the rectory and a Greek word means more than Referendum on N.Z. adduces evidence which shows multiplied 17 times, from 67 Mr Stott, who has been rector special flat is to be built over the DAVIS Van Lines "for the benefit of all," it speaks ism about man's sexuality, it beggars description. If the that previous expectations that million in 1900 to over one bil- of the parish for 22 years, has garage for John Stott who is a Pty. Ltd. made it plain that Mr Baughen of substitution. censors had cut these scenes, it would be a box-office Africa might have become a lion in 2000. Christianity will bachelor. Mr Stott, who is a Australia-wide door-to-door failure. Moslem continent, may be ill- have become the religion of the will not be a senior curate, but chaplain to the Queen, is the OUR SUBSTITUTE. unionplan will be chief pastor of the parish service Since "evil communications" have always corrupted founded. predominantly non-white races of undoubted leader of evangelicals On the Cross Christ was not He estimates that by AD. 2000 the world." with full pastoral and admini- in England and is widely respect- 630 6222 simply doing something "for the All members of the t e r i a n, Congregational and "good manners," we can honestly thank God we have a strative responsibility as vicar. Church of the Province of Church of Christ denominations. Film Censorship Board. We are also glad that despite the there may be 350 million The table below illustrates ed throughout the whole Angli- 157 BRIENS ROAD, benefit of all." He was doing Christians in Africa, 46 per cent The rector will devote more time New Zealand will vote on A special roll is to be estab minister's personal views, he confesses that the Australian what is happening: can communion. He was in NORTHMEAD something "for the benefit of all" of the total population. While the (estimate in millions) to writing, student missions and Australia last year and will be in that his death was our death, the Plan of Union before it fished and will remain open for community is not ready for the "open door." We hope it to preaching at home and (Box 410 Po ,romotto) individual enrolments for twelve growth rate is 2.5 per cent, the 1900 1970 2000 here again in 1971. in that he was identified with us. is finally submitted to Gen- never will be. growth rate of Christians is 6 per Muslims 32 145 326 abroad. It was as our months. There will be a separate substitute "that one eral Synod for approval. roll for dere cent, because of the extensive Christians 4 97 351 Mr Baughen has been rector has died for all." This was decided by the recent witness of evangelists and cate- Pagans 82 104 91 of Holy Trinity, Platt, Manches- In this context, Paul does not General Synod. A motion provid- chists, mostly ordinary men and — — — ter, for six years. In December explain the connection between ing for a 75 p.c. vote of approval women. Itt 346 768 THE ALL-AUSTRALIAN COMPANY STAINED (MASS he will be inducted into the cure the death of one for all and the by both clergy and people was of souls at Langham Place. All Est. 1878 appropriation of that death by defeated. A motion that only Was it my fault? Souls' has long been noted as a individuals. We must look else- confirmed members be allowed "Where do I belong!" "Why am I here!" 4,1 where for that. to vote was also lost. By a mother less, but my son took a sneerion, He moves, instead, straight The Plan of Union c r braces defiant attitude all through the Forces are upon young people. To under- from this statement of the means the Anglican, Methodist I' ,sby- "1 MERCANTILE MUTUAL went to Sunday School court, ridiculing every law stand these and thank God for the sharing of our salvation to a statement of when 1 was small and officer who spoke to him. But the the end. But in doing so he im, crowning, shocking climax came of faith to meet these forces — come to INSURANCE plies that whatever else may be learned all about God. After when the judge sternly asked, CO. LID. involved, the connection between They start I was married, 1 decided to the: "Young man, don't you believe FIRE, ACCIDENT, MARINE the death of one for all and the go again and take my child- in God?". My son laughed loud appropriation of that death by drinking ren. 1 could not persuade my and long as he said: "God? SCRIPTURE UNION THANKSGIVING RALLY Head Office: 117 PITT STREET, SYDNEY. individuals involves gratitude. husband to go, but the child- Who's that?" DIRECTORS: And gratitude demands that, be- at twelve Every eye in the courtroom ALLEN C. LEWIS (Chairman) M. C. DAVIS (Deputy Chairman) ren and 1 went regularly for D. M. CARMENT A. C. MAITLAND cause his death was our death turned to look at me. If only I "GOD IN THE NOW TIME" R. S. COWARD. C.B.E. A survey has revealed a year. had those years to live over IAN MeFARLANE (the means of our salvation), our J. D. PATIENCE R. A, CATLEY (Managing Director r life should 'be his life (the end, that children are now hav- Then I skipped a Sunday. Soon again. Night after night, I have SYDNEY TOWN HALL, W. F. RITCHIE, R. E. SCOTT (Assistant Managers) the object of our salvation). ing their first taste of alco- I skipped two or three, then we paced the floor, with the words, BRANCHES AND AGENCIES THROUGHOUT ALL STATES holic drink at an average went only on special days. Soon I "God? Who's that?" echoing in SUNDAY, JULY 19, 2.30-4.15 P.M . joined a bowling team that com- my ears. ,we of about 12k. peted on Sunday afternoon. I • Young World Singers B.Y.F. Chorus and Orchestra . The survey, which was carried could not get to Church and get • Speaker: Rev. Rowland Croucher MERIDEN YOUR ACR SUBSCRIPTION FORM out by the London Borough of ready to leave in time to bowl, • S.U. News featuring new trends. Qualify Hammersmith, takes its facts and bowling had become such CHURCH OF ENGLAND • Large display of S.U. work. FOR from 232 answers sampled from fun. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Memorial Windows Traditional more than 600 given to a Three months ago in a court- or Contemporary styles. torn ADMISSION FREE Rev, John Stott To become a subscriber to the Australian Church Re- 12 Redrnyre Road, Strathfield vidually designed Drawings and questionnaire. room I sat and heard a judge Estimates submitted on request cord, just fill in the form below and mail it in with CHRISTIAN All except 14 of the sample say, "Twenty years." He was pro- BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL Send for Illustrated Booklet. free. church where the gospel is $3 or simply ask us to charge it. answers were from students. nouncing sentence upon my 21 Kindergarten to Higher School G. MAILE & SON preached and the Bible taught Nearly half, 109, were from year old son, a punishment for Certificate and Matriculation. (Founded 1785), with rare clarity. It is crowded I enclose $3 for annual subscription/Please charge it students under 21, of whom 69 drinking, gambling, and robbery, CHURCH BELLS SERVICE For further information, apply 10/12 Thie„ riti,n.fan. (cross out one) were girls of senior school age, which ended inin, the shooting and terhury. each Sunday with students and A-AT HOME to the Headmistress, Since the first bells were cast at overseas visitors. Large numbers 22 student nurses or nursery near death of a Miss the Whitechapel Bell Foundry in — — — — — — — — — — — — — nurses, and only 14 were boys. Sheila kti Morton. B.Sc. *OVERSEAS The sentence might have been 1570 a world-wide reputation for of Australians make it their The survey says it would craftsmanship has been established. spiritual home while in London. To The Australian Church Record, 511 Kent Street, appear that for the under 21s the For free, friendly and courteous :obi, rot trod Advice and estimates will be glad- Sydney,. N.S.W., 2000. 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(NEXT TO NOCK AND KIRBY) 3234 WHITRHAPEL ROAD, LONDON, E.1, ENGLAND. ministry. POSTCODE , While legally, Mr Stott re- Pogc 2 Australian Church Record, July 9, 1970 Australian Church Record, July 9, 1970 Page 3

"GOD & CAESAR" -- SUNDAY — R.C. TALKS — APPEALS LETTERS

,1 the sacrifices of mean Ihai ends ,fflatelt,ttath ,Att, All 1\ Jill a PI OtelIalll l'oblic confidence conur"ily so-called, with their a law unto itself. It was under ground, and that means the vast Solo-performance Hazards of Australia '69 cism one would rather hope that lar intervals to report to the attendant "benefits," "blas- the authority of Christ and his majority, tends to look back nos- Hie generous and record A lade while ago you pub- it should evoke support in pray- congregation of the progress and phemous fables and dangerous Word written, The other factor talgically to the Sundays of his response to the Archbishop lished an article entitled, "Get a er, constructive suggestions and, problems facing students on their deceits." bringing it under authority was youth. They were different. Yes, Speaker," in which you spoke of after English legal decisions where interest is greater, a share campus. of Sydney's Winter Appeal in the finances of the ministry of The great hope for conversa- its need to propagate the gospel. they were quiet mid relaxed, you the "old, tired, worn-out methods My first impulse is to make a been bodily present at the cele- The university is the situation tions which make all sides un- Too often today we use the didn't travel about. you spent a is intriguing. that no longer- stimulate," given the gospel in the university. At a time when money is very statement to the effect that the bration but who were aware of it in which God has placed us to Uncomforialde comfortable lies in the Roman word "church" when we are lot of time at home and you had by the "solo-performer." and joining with it in spirit. May I appeal to church councils to serve him. speaking of denominations or re- tight, it looks es though a sum of rubric in question was certainly encourage their university Catholic biblical reformation time to meet and talk with There are many instances in not inserted with any thought of I ask you personally whether you partners which proceeds apace. After they gional groupings as we have in a over $50,000 might well come in, students to participate in the Robert Johnston, people you didn't see at other the Bible, such as Moses and the "encouraging reservation." That would regard this as con- It must be very uncomfort- have looked at important doc- diocese. The Bible never calls times. about double the record of 1969, organised Christian witness on President, Sydney University Could it be a reflection of prophets, the apostles, and our is the fact of the matter. travention of Article 28? And able at times for our delegates trines in the light of the Word, such groupings "the church." Chances were, that you went Lord himself, in which the "solo- campus and to aske them at regu- Evangelical Union. to Roman Catholic/Protestant they will be in a better position public trust in the integrity of But we should know first the how would you regard the to church as a family and went the church and the archbishop, performer" is commended. practice of taking the discussions on issues such as to meet with us Protestants in The Lord's Day to Sunday school in the after- agree with you that not all "solo- terms of the judgment. I would elements from a Sunday service complete openness. In such open- coming at a time when con- the Holy Communion, the It may seem to some that noon. Surprisingly, it was a day fidence in secular appeals has performers" are able nor success- want to know, for instance, in church directly to faithful Bible, the ministry, evangelism, ness, the Holy Spirit can work Sunday observance is no longer you enjoyed — in fact, looked ful; but the failure of some does whether they would preclude a parishioners who would have wonderfully. been so badly shaken by the Dr. Bruder visits Sydney etc. Some delegates have even an issue in Australia. If you forward to. Why did anyone million-dollar manipulation? not necessarily condemn the hospital Communion in which been present, but for physical the consecrated bread and wine disability? and fur confessed their discomfort. raise it, you will be told that want to invent the term, "gloomy Much of the credit must go to method in its entirety. Rev. Dr Ernest Battler, a advanced courses for Sunday"? You were generous enough to were immediately taken to A similar kind of discomfort Denomination you can't force people to go to Warwick Olson and his hench- R. C. Arthur, U.S. leader in the field of ministers of many denomina- has been felt recently by the men in Sydney's Public Relations say that, on the other hand, there patients who might not have Bishop of Grafton, N.S.W. clinical pastoral theology and tions. or Church? church. were occasionally some ex- When asked about the in- Archbishop of Canterbury. Dean The failure of Sunday cinemas Department. They did a first-rate education, visited Aus'ralia White-Thompson invited the The word "church" has be- promotion of the appeal. ceptionally capable "solo-per- cidence of clergy breakdowns in and the rejection of Sunday hotel formem." briefly in Lune after a longer the U.S.A. and how the Protes- Roman Catholics to celebrate a come insipid and often mean- The parish consisted of a vil- The criticisms include asper- trading in many parts of the To any who may question this, stay in New Zealand. tant Episcopal Church dealt with Mass in the Canterbury Cathedral ingless, because it has been country indicates that the $10,000 may I suggest that proof positive lage and three hamlets, and, in sions of ineffectiveness, dorman- precincts this month to honour company with his wife Mr Sit- them, Dr Bruder said that they robbed of the warmth and joy community at large is well aware of the remarkable success cy,' lack of use of opportunities, He is Director of 'Protestant werefairly common. The House Thomas a Becket. Canterbury implicit in its biblical usage. of the value of a day of quiet possible by the "solo-performer" well walked from one place to p s u e d o-intellectualism, in- Chaplain Activities at St. Eliza- deans have been known before to of Bishops had a confidential We ought to get back to it. and rest, The trades unions too to Peru Festo Olang may be amply witnessed and evi- another for services and Sunday troversion, pettiness, ultra-funda- beth's Hospital, Washington, sub-committee of men with clini- thumb their noses at archbishops. The word is used in several still resist Sunday trading and denced by the large numbers school, also during the week to mentalism and ad infinitum. Then Dr Ramsey suggested that senses in the Bible but its most work pretty strongly. which have been regularly Band of Hope meetings. While many of these criticisms the canonisation of the "forty common one is to mean the local The sporting, entertainments attending the Sydney Lower It was the Sitwells who may be justified from time to martyrs' might not be in the best congregation, the assembly of and drinking industries, with the quake Archbishop Chapter House for some months encouraged me to play the time, I feel it is my responsibility interests of ecumenical under- Christians in a certain place. In support of our vast clublands, past on Fridays from 1.15 to church organ when I was a to point out to those concerned standing. But the Pope persists. this sense, each Church was inde- seem to be alone in talking about 1.45 p.m. to heqr just such a schoolboy, the reason being that that these weaknesses are com- Claims were made in Australia pendent of every other, but at our "gloomy" Sundays. To them, "solo-performance" by Arch- the regular organist was in the mon to almost every congrega- after conversations on the the same time in fellowship with life is quite insupportable if you victims of Kenya deacon Reid, Rev. Dr J. Paint- army, and although stationed tion. "eucharist" that everybody ac- every other and having a true can't go to a night club or "have Initial assistance of $10,- er, or Rev. John Chapman? near by was not always able to cepted some doctrine of eucharis- RIGHT REV. FESTO The E.U. endeavours to con- unity. a few beers with your mates." 000 to the victims of the (Rev.) A. T. Pitt-Owen, get to the church. Years later I tact up to 16,500 people on an tic sacrifice. Some Anglicans This local independence did not The ordinary Australian citi- HABAKKUK OLANG, became organist and officiated must have felt uncomfortable earthquake in Peru has been Ilaberlield, N.S.W. undenominational basis in an in- Bishop of Maseno, Kenya, for ten years. about it all. announced by the Aus- tensely critical environment with After all, there can be no has been elected first Arch- High Church Party He has been in a Home for tralian Council of Churches. doubt that the Mass is what the bishop of the province of Pensioners at Worthing in the "GOD OR CAESAR" CHOICE, The Council's Director of Canon Robinson in declaring prayer book says it is: Kenya. himself as an Evangelical rem- south of England for a number All letters should be limited "repugnant to the plain words Inter-Church Aid (Rev. E. H. Ar- of years but has conducted blaster) said in Sydney that the inds us that there are other par- to 300 words, of Scripture, overthroweth the SAYS NEWINGTON'S HEAD ties in our Church, and if we de- church services in the town dur- minirc of a CAcrantent . ." money was being used to pur- ing these years, but in his letter and Rev. Douglas Trathen, headmaster of Newington College, sire unity we will have to take chase tents, blankets and medi- into account that the Puritan to me a few days ago, he said he youn g non-professional staff Stanmore, N.S.W., since 1963, in a letter to the Sydney cines. retired from officiating at church working in spare time only and conflict produced a "'high Dr Ernest Brinier (centre) with some of the full-time hospital FIRE . . . ACCIDENT Morning Herald, urged "20-year olds in good conscience, The contribution was made on Church" party, many of whose services on Trinity Sunday but on a very limited budget. and loyalty to God rather than Caesar, to defy the National beh al f of the Australian still hopes to continue to conduct chaplains at Broughton Hall Psychiatric Clinic, Leichhardt, members, as the Scottish Prayer N.S.W. MARINE Service Act." He said he "was acting in his private capacity." Churches. Funds came from the services at the Home for Pen- Within the E.U., young Book of 1637 shows, would have Christians willing to take money contributed to the Coun- been happier with the 1549 Pray- sioners. D.C. and is the author of many cil's Inter-Church Aid Division responsibilities in personal wit- cal pastoral experience or train- His action, which was inept, to powers. While they submit an- er Book than with the 1552 W. Hudson, books in the clinical pastoral ing which helped those with say the least, is causing very con- nual reports to synods and have by local congregations. ness are also accepting responsi- THE Prayer Book. The 1928 edition Bowral, N.S.W. field. problems of marital infidelity or siderable embarrassment in to submit to the election of many Mr Arblaster said that World of the Scottish Book of Common bilities in administration, teach- He chose "The place of clinical alcohol. LONDON & Methodist circles since New- of their members by synods, in Council of Churches representa- Prayer contains the Scottish E.U. criticised ing and leadership — responsi- pastoral education in the Ameri- There were Pastoral In- ington is Australia's oldest and practice they seek to be self-per- tives in Peru were assisting in Liturgy together with the 1662 bilities which they are quite can theological scheme" as the LANCASHIRE petuating bodies and to circum- stitues to which clergy could go greatest Methodist school. immediate relief measures. English Liturgy as an alternative. It has been the concern of my often denied within their local title of his address at a seminar with complete confidence. Again, ' INSBRAlla CORM His contention that a decision vent synod control in a variety of However, their main emphasis All Evangelicals and High committee and myself that many churches. They organise a pro- at Leigh College, Enfield, N.S.W. counsellors of these institutes cr must be made between God and ways. would be on long-term rehabilita- criticisms have been reaching up on June 16. Caesar much of Scripture. Churchmen are well acquainted gram of broadsheets, public had clinical pastoral training and This is particularly true of tion and reconstruction measures with the Oxford or Tractarian from various denominations, The visit and the seminar was experience. But the focus of public atten- boys' schools where influential lectures, films, missions, sym- when the immediate crisis had Movement. J. H. Newman wrote clergy, people and religious posia and itudy groups through arranged by the Council for tion on Mr Trathen's utterance men close their ranks to assert passed. bodies concerning the Evangeli- Nei, South Wales Branch; raises two quite significant issues their right to control "their at the end of Tract XC "Anglo- which the presence of Christians Clinical Pastoral Education in • The Anglican synod of 16 Spring St., Sydney. Catholics then are but the suc- cal Union at Sydney University, N.S.W. This Council, which now s,.tne) Manager: M. A. KMe that concern Anglicans. school." They succeed far more I am aware that similar criti- on campus begins to make itself Zambia has voted to divide the often than ordinary Church cessors and representatives of evident. has representatives from all present diocese of Zambia and to Tel. No. 20574. One concerns "acting in a pri- 41 Churches those moderate reformers, and cisms have also been levelled at denominations and from the De- vate capacity. The reality of the people are aware and they often an- the E.U.'s in other universities, There appear many points at create a separate Province of use their considerable influence their case has been directly partment of Public Health, is Zambia. At present Zambia is minister's situation is that he unite in ticipated in the wording of the but I cannot speak on their be- which shortcomings may arise. responsible for clinical pastoral never acts in a private capacity. at a high level to ensure that Archbishop of Kenya half. However, rather than evoke criti- part of the Province of Central He is ordained to the ministry of synods elect the men of their Congo (39) Articles." courses for theological students Africa. choice. The late Lord Halifax, one of ST. LUKE'S Christ, and as a minister, he is The Protestant Council of the The former province of East the leaders of the Anglo-Catholic always the servant of another. The result is that the Anglican Congo has become the 'Church Africa has been divided into two NEW! A CHRISTIAN RECORD CLUB FOR TEENAGERS Whatever a minister does or Church in Australia has no party, suggested that the 1549 HOSPITAL of Christ in the Congo" with all and Right Rev. John Sepeku, and 1552 Liturgies should be is- FEATURING NEW EXCITING 501.150 IN SACRED MUSIC says, Christ is judged by men. effective control of or voice in 41 member churches automati- Bishop of Dar-es-Salaam, has This is equally true of the unor- the affairs of some of its leading sued together for use in the Darlinghurst, Sydney 2010 cally members of the new united been chosen as the first Arch- Church of England. dained Christian. schools. church. The decision was taken bishop of Tanzania. Founded 1919. It is proved by the intervention Churchmen even say that at the recently concluded 49th Bishop Olang became assistant T. A. Lacey wrote No. 3 of of the President of the N.S.W. nothing can be done about it. general assembly of the Council. Bishop of Mombasa in 1953, the Alcuin Club Tracts in which Methodist Conference, who, after under Bishop Leonard Beecher, he re-arranged the 1662 liturgy gangAISTRaLik legal advice, over-ruled the according to the order of the ,,eii A CHURCH OF ENGLAND who retires as Archbishop of with the King Tell It Like It blue Ridge Quartet: 1549 liturgy, and showed that it mily, LS5514— school council's dismissal of Mr East Africa in August. 55 12—A folk CAS9622-Who Am I GENERAL HOSPITAL Trathen, saying that he was "on only required the omission of unshine In My Soul, musical about God 11 others. Some time ago, Bishop Olang 2 more 20 sons leave," not dismissed. He was Enoggera Home was in Australia under auspices one word — "or." This tract was . protected from dismissal because of C.M.S. and his Bible teaching commented upon favourably by St. Luke's Hosoltal performs a very as well as being headmaster, he and convention ministry en- the Church Association. valuable service to suffering people. was a Methodist minister, and as deared him to large numbers of The 1549 order may be modi- It takes public patients and there- R1CORD such, the council had no power fied by leaving the Church Mili- fore receives a Government Subsidy. extensions Australians. but the need for Improvements and to dismiss him. tant prayer where it is in the up-to-date medical equipment Is al- The second important issue is 1662 liturgy. Some celebrants 12"L ways an urgent need. Patients are The diocese of Brisbane program, which provides for an add the prayer of oblation to the IVALUED AT 111.50) that of Church control of schools CUSTOMS AGENTS F.. , ph Carmichael taken reueidies0 of Creed. 2WHEN YOUFREE JOI N New Hope Singers, Happy Goodman has entered into a contract amenities block with ground PLUS YOUR FIRST REGULAR SELECTION It has been suggested that in dis- and prayer of consecration, others , Contemporary directed by Cam Family. CAS9663— Goods cleared/delivered AT THE SPECIAL REDUCED PRICE OF 9 Legacies end contributions will en- missing the head, the council of with F. C. Upton and Sons upper floors, alterations and ex Parcels Post, Aircraft add to this the Lord's Prayer xounds. L$5510— Florio: LS5506- Thank 00d I'm Free, able the Board to imorove the ser- additions to the brick recreation !!! seep, 1 0 S07 r.S. II more. vice to patients and the conditions Newington showed itself quite Pty. Ltd. for the erection of and Ships. when they use the 1662 liturgy. at the Hospital. Donations are sub- out of sympathy with the feelings new buildings at the Church hall and a third new accom- "SERVICE TRANSPORT" The Anglo-Catholic Party has led to the income Tas Comesslonal and wishes of Austalian and modation block for 25 boys, with 181 its own Prayer Book, which is tV Allowance. of England Boys' Home, Clarence St., Sydney. UM IllillaDroll N.S.W. Methodists. Enoggera, at a contract a flat and other quarters for Blume 29.5001, 29-3634. under revision, and should be P. M. WILDASH. Councils of our Church schools staff. price of $218,369. Including able to fall into the scheme that Organising Secretary. are corporate bodies and are I have mentioned. jealous of their proprietary architects' fees and cost of Therefore "Behold, how good furniture and furnishings, and joyful a thing it is brethren, file Le Fevres Quer Here's•Voncla Kay. appy Goodman John Shills Family: Willa Dorsey: WST Little Steve Sings the total cost of the project to dwell together in unity." lot, CAS9661— W5T8464—Femalo amity: CAS9644— CAS9657—Had It The Electric Church: MOTOR FUNERALS 8430—He Touched Big: CAS9653-1 Sonny Salsbury & is estimated at $230,000. Illy Hest Is Yet To Solo—I2 sons. Grammy Award), Not Been, King TAHLEE BIBLE COLLEGE (Rev.) C. R. King, I1 more Me, Joy In My Soul, mound the Way, The Reflection: LIMITED 12 songs. Jesus 9 more. 10 more. • Two Year Bible Diploma Course. The building contractors began Wentworth Falls, N.S.W. 11 more. WST8476-11 songs. • Tuition In Practical Skills. (Mechanics etc.) work on June 16, and expect to 30 4PANAS piltiCt CITY ROAD, SYDNEY Tel.: 211 4277 (4 lines) - To FAMILY RECORDS AUSTRALIA, • Special Provisions for Married Couples and Children. complete the buildings by March CLIP & MAIL THIS Itr Preaching at 96 • Campus 170 acres on the snores of Port Stephens. 23, 1971. anches: 181 Clarence St., Sydney 2000 Phone 663 1232 121NGBAH 211 Latrobe St., Melbourne 3000 Phone 29 4005 HANDY ENROLMENT FORM Principal Bar. Eric E. Potter. L.Th. The State Government is to —Kingsway, Willarong Road 524-7328 I read with interest the letter 337 Queen 1 1S I WOOD-8 East Parade St., Brisbane 4000 Phone 2 9062 Write now for Prospectus, Karuah, N.S.W 2324. make a $1-for-$1 subsidy to- 85-1955 from Archdeacon N. D. Herring 230 Rundle St., Adelaide 5000 Phone 23 4412 It LLE—.93 Victoria Road (14.5.70) concerning his seventy wards the cost of the project. 82-1141 Wilter.t1 Please enrol me as a member of the Young Australia Record CIO, and send the 3 records listed The Church authorities have years in Holy Orders which below. I understand I will be billed $4.95 plus a small packing and postage charge for these Ladies Si Song: Peter Drake (Steel records (a regular $17.25 value). been adopting a program for the undoubtedly is a fine achieve- WST8472—Everybody Guitar): CAS9640— gradual replacement of the old ment. Will Be Happy, Steal Away, 9 010Ie I agree to purchase an additional record at 3.monthly intervals during the following 12 months wooden buildings at the Home. Having a friend in England, a 10 more Dotal 4 records) at a regular retail price of $5.75 each, plus a small packing and postage charge. TWO VACANCIES UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA Should I not take the additions! 4 records I agree to pay the regular retail price for each of the former vicar of my native parish If first 3 records supplied me on joining the Club. In the first stage of rebuilding, MI SIN Amor Nidanin two new accommodation blocks with whom I still communicate , wan 4.0 I understand my obligation ceases upon fulfilling the above agreement, and that thereafter I may TO OBERAMMERGAU PASSION PLAY were erected. Each of the new JANE FRANKLIN HALL with from time to time, and, a a ' buy as many or es few records as I desire or may cancel at any time. Also 1 understand that after blocks housed 25 boys with a knowing that he was a very old I have completed the basic agreement I will receive one FREE record for every 3 I buy in a 6 LEAVIN6 HT AIR AUGUSI 14, 1 970 flat for a married couple and Applications arc invited from single or married women man and still active, I imme- month perjod or 3 FREE records for each 6 1 buy In 6 months. Enrol me 0 mono U stereo graduates for the position of Principal of the Jane Franklin Records Required (1) . RETURNING SEPTEMBER 30, 1970 quarters for another staff mem- diately wrote and asked him for .. (2) (3) ...... ber. The cost of those two build- Hall, residential College for Women in the University of details of his ministry. He is I em under/over 21 years of age. Signature. World ( Ill I ,.an Tours in association with Thom. Cook ings was about $160,000, and Tasmania, The College functions undeh the auspices of the ninety-six years old. Don Lonie Talks With Blue Ridge Quartet Tasmania. The College functions under the auspices of If under 21 years parent's signature required: (A/asia) Pty Ltd, is conducting a personalised tour party. they were opened on July 21, the Rev. John Knightley Sitwell Teanagers: W3168— CAS9667: That's ing to 150 in 1972, The new appointee will be expected to A stirring challenge. Enough, II others I guarantee the fulfilment of this agreement and accept full financial responsibility in the event Also visiting much of Europe and England, 1968. The State Government was ordained in Worcester Cath- my son/daughter fails to pay any moneys due. paid a $1-for-$1 subsidy for take up duties in January, 1971, SEND NO MONEY — Inquiries to: edral in 1906. A few years be- Parent's Signature these buildings. Details of duties and terms of appointment may he fore World War I, Mr Sitwell WE WILL BILL YOU LATER...... (father/mother) Rev. R. C. Fowler, 14 llrtaison St, Westmead, 2145. The new buildings begun on obtained from the Bursar, Jane Franklin Hall, 308 Davey came to Leamington Hastings NAML (BLOCK letters) Phone 635 8778. June 16 this year are for the Street, Hobart. (my parish) and stayed there FEATURING 'CANAAN', 'LIGHT' second stage of the rebuilding until 1920. & 'WORD' RECORDS Address

Page 4 Australian Church Record, July 9, 1970 Australian Church Record, July 9, 1970 Page 5 ---C;;;;;;;;ADTERT1SEMENTTel Does controversy Church not 2 If NIA Brisbane Positions Vacant Classified edeortsements be just a Key Books left at the office or monad scare you? 61-2975 up to n oon on the Monday of the week before publication, ACR'S REVIEW EDITOR INTRODUCES IMPORTANT NEW TITLES: ORGANIST/CHOIRMASTER rentored for Charge is Sc per word with a mini. "Christians arc committed to debate, discussion and nooks St. Swithun's. Pymble. First class Wur- mum chance of $1. social litter organ. Apply to Rector. Rev. C. difference of opinion," says Canon 1 roes( Gundry, rector synod THE MOMENTOUS EVENT. A discussion of Scripture teaching A. Baker. 11 Merrivale Road. Pyrnble COLLOQUIUM: The Australian Phone 44 1720. of Swanbourne in the diocese of Perth. and on the Second Advent by W. 3, Grier. Banner of Truth Trust 1970. Holiday New Zealand Theological Review; pp. 123. U.K. 5s. The first Banner of Truth Trust edition of a From one point of view, the agency says work sharp. Within the Roman Catho- Editors; R. foster, E. Osborn and which has aready won wide acceptance. An ordered and succinct investi- APPLICATIONS Accommodation resurrection of Christ was where lic Church, until recently a by- gation of what the Bible say about our Lord's return and what ARE CALLED FOR THE POSITION OF the argument started. word for monolithic unity, the C. Hay. [cattle Press, Vol. 3, No. commends emphasis has been given this teaching by evangelicals from ancient to PLC, N debate has taken fire again. The 4, May, GENERAL Those sentimental ones among Bp. Housden 1970. Pp. 120. $1.20. modern times. It begins with a study of pre and post-millennial views SECRETARY. us who think that it is a mark of celibacy of the priesthood, the This volume of a hi-annual but not everybody will agree with his non-millennial view. A handy ordination of women, the nature beirg Christian that one is in in his .1e1/110l1 al the open- journal, containing six articles, little volume on a subject that many are confused about. Temperance Alliance, N.S.W. Secre- sweet agreement with every other of papal authority, the procedure tarial experience, ability as a public sixteen reviews and index for THREE LETTERS FROM PRISON by John H. Schaal. Baker Christian find this hard to take. for appointing bishops - all are ing of the Newcastle Synod speaker and broadcaster. To Let NEAC Volume 3, is for theologically Book House, 1970. pp. 151. U.S. $2.95. A lot of care has gone into Personality and Christian outlook on Their idea of church unity, for Him:rations of a world-wide recently, Bishop lames Hous- life will be taken into account. informed readers. the planning, layout and use of types in this first of the Layman's Bible NICELY FURNISHED two-bedroom flat. instance, is reaching the point Catholic ferment. den referred to the dangers Salary by arrangement, plus trav- Study Series. This study covers Ephesians, Philippians and Philemon lust painted and re-carpeted. 100 yards where the argument stops. On a motion introduced Three articles continue the elling and other expenses. from Dee Why Beach. Suit business And the boundary along which of the church becoming too by means of 16 lessons and a couple of couple or adult famIlv References. by Rev. John Greenwood, Geering - Bultmann resurrection pages at the end of each lesson, th‘kpplications to be in the hands of $30.00 per week. Phone 90 7426. This, of course, is quite alien one church encounters another involved in a social program. debate: Bugden argues for a my- devoted to questions, topics for further study, etc. It would be hard to the facts of the New Testa- -- where Rome meets Canter- rector of Coorparoo, Bris- thological, existential inter- to find a better study guide for its purpose. General Secretary. bury. or where Methodist meets bane, synod recently com- He said: WANTED Married Christian couple for ment. St. Paul, who 'ore much pretation, Jesus' example leading N.S.W. Temperance Alliance. limbed self-contained flat Wcinity Anglican, is, like all boundaries, mended the National We cannot become involved in THE ART OF UNDERSTANDING YOUR MATE by Cecil 140 Elhaneth Street, Wo, Po,00 men to God; Rickards and Jen a point of pressure. the community on a purely - Osborne. Zondervan, 1970. pp. 192. U.S. $4.95. Lots of people need to take an honest look at their Sydney. Evangelical Anglican Con- sen argue against, respectively BY 31st. July, 1970. humanitarian level. Jesus went marriage relationship, particularly Christians who tend to take it for granted that everything's fine. UNAVOIDABLE gress, 1971 and noted that about doing good, but always proposing two parallel orders of The book will help you to do just that, Possibly the most useful chapters will be "Eight types of Wanted comments on the first study neurotic husbands" and "Eight with God His Father's message existence and considering histo- types of neurotic wives." Since honesty is required in reading this ORGANIST•CHOIRMASTER, All Saints There is no avoiding this - book should be submitted to ricity and the resurrection body. Church of England, Petersham, Apply and power, always with a spirit- book, all husbands and all wives will learn something about themselves in these two chapters. Secretary. 13 North Street. Merrick - and it is wrong even to want to. the Adelaide committee. ual benefit, as well as physical Kaseman's teaching on the Since it is addressed to "understanding" and not the sexual aspects of marriage, it will meet a vine, 56 5538. STAMPS. What can and must be avoided is vital publishing need. Archdeacon Arthur Lupton in- relief. Church is enthusiastically ex- passion, violence, unreason, sec- SAVE your Postage Stamps. We will bo , troduced a motion concerning Many people today judge the pounded by Prof. Osborn, whilst ORGANIST-CHOIRMASTER required at tarianism, the unwillingness to be St. Paul's Church, Seaforth. Apply o them. Collections. Office Mail. K,I, liturgical experimentation. The Church on its first-aid program Dr Leatherland deals with "con- riting to St Paul's Church. St. Paul'sw and/or bundleware. Immediate Call, fair, the refusal to think except open to question. For a gener- the empty tomb), p. 83. Place, Seaforth. 2092. Standing Committee of General alone, and belittle its activity in fession of sin" in liturgy - sin In each section Bettor set s out Marla C. Percy. 94 Bland Street, Ash along party lines, the arrogant ation so familiar with the illus- field. Phone 797 8703. Synod is to be asked for a date prayer and worship as of no rele- being "our failure to be persons." The scope of the book is from the four gospels schematically imputation of tarnished motives trative arts, many of these pic- to be fixed for the end of such vance in today's world. Prof. Ackroyd considers the the enrolment of Joseph and then he proceeds to offer his- to your opponent. "Kick the tures must appear one dimen- OPPORTUNITY for Christian Service for experimental services of Holy This is a grave temptation into closed canon in an informed and Mary at Bethlehem (illustrated torical and literary comment on player not the ball." sional and lacking in human young lady Communion, so that a service which some Churches seem to be useful article, pleading however by papyrus enrolment forms) to the treatment of each evangelist What a Christian must not for- interest. In a Children's Home in the Country. Wanted Known oan be authorised for use in the falling, by relying wholly on for a re-evaluation and an open the excavations of Herod's palace in turn. Brief devotional and get, in the heat of the discussion, their programs of social and "The man who suffers within at Masada and the grim records Enquiries to the Sydney City Mission Church throughout Australia. canon. theological comments are in- is his Master's injunction: Love humanitarian good works. I think himself on account of himself of the Bar-Kochba rebellion. corporated, and these are some- 103 Bathurst St. Sydney. Phone Gordon Garner. your enemies. the Australian Council of has a very great capacity to times written from a Roman 61 6136. understand every human situ- It is not quite clear what Pro- WANTED KNOWN: The whole point of the age- SCOTS DECLINE Churches needs to be reminded Catholic standpoint. ation." This, from the Prior of fessor Blaiklock is trying to long, world-wide, Christian dis- The Episcopal Church in Scot- of this. Ideal House Party and Conterenc , Youth oriented the French Protestant Commu- establish by his warm com- Considerable amounts of centre available for smaller rho,' pute is to discover the best way land's Report for the past year nity at Taize fairly sums up the mendation of the non-canonical technical information is included, grOLMS maximum 25. situated on th of giving effect to the will of Interstate beautiful Hawkesbury River at Wise. shows a drop in Permanent whole. Roger Schultz under- sayings of Jesus discovered in but its treatment is concise and Rey. C. Gundrs. Christ amid the affairs of men. books man's Ferry. Swimming pOol available Members to 90,066 compared stands so much about the aggres- papyri and other sources, though simple. As the author peers Services and interesting historic plates to see. And since human affairs take up Church moved MAKE UP YOUR siveness of the young, the desire the evidence itself is interesting. beneath the surface of the evan- Cost of whole weekend 110 per party. of it, was (after our Lord) the new forms in each generation, with 94,332 in 1968, and in MIND: Challenges ST. JAMES', NORTH of people to be wanted, the I cannot believe that so accurate gelists' text he finds a tradition COORPAROO. St. Stephen's. Brisbane first of the long line of Christian the dispute will not and must not Communicant members to for Young Adults by J. Daniel Bau• Con. Cavendish and Chatsworth Roads. For further information contact Rev. labour of prayer. the burden of a stylist as the author is, wrote which is concrete and psy- Visitors welcome 7.30 ar,a 9 a.m. controversialists. You might ever end. ROCKS, N.S.W., was rec- mann. Baker, Michigan, 1969. 59 Holy Communion. 11 a.m. Morning A. G. Laing, the Rectory. Pitt Town. 50,967 compared with 51,191. ambiguity in the human spirit "the Rev. Chandler" on p. 124; I chologically probable. Paver (Holy Communion 1st Sunday). almost say that Christianity itself • ently re-opened and dedica- pp. U.S. $1.75. expect the American publisher is 7.30 p.m. Evening Prayer. Rector Rey. Phone 72 3262. is an immense 2000-year long that one feels that in him suffer- The blurb claiming that the J. Greenwood ted by the Archbishop of to blame. debate. LOVE IS NOW by Peter E. Gillguisf. ing has been condensed and re- book is written for "the non- Sydney. fined to the clear brightness of a D. W. B. Robinson. That is not to deny that there specialist reader" is rather hope- CHRISTIAN AID TO PERU It had been situated in West londeryan, Michigan, 1910. 116 winter sky. There is profit here are two ways of conducting the ful. Such would indeed benefit Appeals Pennant Hills and was moved pp. U.S. $3.95. for everyone who understand Work Wanted discussion. One is the way of the Geneva (E.P.S.).-Large shipments of material aid from reading it. The book's over a mile to the site at North how much of what we say is bigot, the fanatic, the one-eyed have been sent by churches in America, Norway, Britain, JESUS: His Life as Portrayed By The special value is for preachers, to t EftS to share In our evangelical Rocks, remodelled, brick ve- cliche. Theology of WHEN MOVING assist them in passages which are C'7,;;r."Rrorrcr'gri'„':irr'"%tilt.e partisan. He is less concerned to Denmark and Germany as part of their response to the neered and enlarged. Old Masters. The Lion Press, New The Shift Is to conduct a discussion aimed at Peter Newell, not often well expounded. If Peruvian earthquake disaster in which ntore than 50,000 Two small halls, gifts from the York, U.S. $7.95. A. R. C. THOMAS, getting closer to truth than to used 'by them it would certainly FURNITURE REMOVALS - people died and whole towns were destroyed. Northmead parish, were also THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE NEW missions bring freshness to passages which STORAGE. suppress, stifle, silence his oPPo- VIOLENT FOR PEACE by Roger HOME OF PEACE moved two miles and re-erected by their very repetition in the Mode/ equipment efficient met, nent. Seven thousand blankets, 500 TESTAMENT, by E. M. Blaiklock, Director of CWS, said the after- on the site. The new plant unifies Schulz. Dorfman, Longmen 4$ Todd, lections have become stale. HOSPITAL tents, 50,000 doses of antibiotics AN EVANGELICAL THEOLOGY math of the earthquake is the the work of two former centres Ionderran, Grand Rapids, 1970, (Deaconess Institution), FARRAT, RIDICULE London, 1910, 142 pp. U.K. 15s. and 42,000 doses of typhoid and worst he has ever seen. CWS will in the provisional parish of St. 192 pages, U.S. $4.95. OF MISSIONS by Harold Lind- P. W. Barnett EVERSLEIGH, His weapons are not reason, toxoid vaccines have already provide food for 100,000 in Matthew's, Pennant Hills, and For its misquotations, thread- bareness and firm grasp of the This is not a handbook on 274 Addison Road, Petersham. candour, open - mindedness. been airlifted into Peru. Many f o o d-for-work reconstruction takes into account the growth of sell. Londevan, 1970 234 obvious, "Make Up Your Mind" New Testament archaeology, as Rather are they ridicule, slick more tons of blankets, which are projects and concentrate on help- North Rocks as a residential • R. V. G. TASKER: Man's NERLNGAH, A . C . R . makes one marvel at the ease the title might suggest, but a se- pages. salesmanship, persecution, mob urgently needed, and clothing are ing to rebuild water systems, area. greatest need, it has been well Neringab Avenue, Wabroonga. on their way. with which some American lection of material illustrating violence theinstall,•eoughter sanitary facilities, schools and The minister is Rev. William Dr Lindsell, formerly Vice- said, is to know what is his GREENWICH, writers find publishers. Peter Gill- the historical background of the CLASSIFIEDS he fire anandd The churches' aid is being co- medical stations. T. Gregory, President of Fuller Theological greatest need River Road, Greenwich. quist's book is an account of his New Testament. Very little of Christians therefore are corn- ordinated in Lima by Church Seminary, is now Editor of The churches have already conversion and subsequent evan- the evidence directly substan- - PHONE THEM TO miffed to the road of debate, dis- World Service (CWS), the relief Christianity Today. This book is - The largest Hospital of its contributed more than half of gelising, written in a style that tiates N.T. events, though places cussion and difference of opin- arm of the American Churches. a revised version of his A NATIONAL EVANGELIC41.. kind in the State admitting 6 1 2975 could be fairly described as and customs are given their con- ion. Whatever church unity may the World Council of Churches' Christian Philosophy of Missions ANGLICAN CONGRESS terntinal or advanced chronically Wilson O. Radway, Operations WHAT! supermarket pop. He says most temporary setting, and the many bring, it will not bring an end to $100,000 appeal for reconstruc- published 21 years ago; it is a Pre-Congress Study Book ill patients of any age, nation- You mean to say C.M.S. BOOK- of the right things and con- photographs are interesting. that. Every living church within tion work. The German agency, paperback in the series Contem- Now Available. ality or religious faith. SHOP has been selling church sequently is bound to please or the Church bears its own witness Das Diakonische Werk, has sent Professor Blaiklock, of Auck- porary Evangelical Perspectives. Accommodation for 300 Positions Wanted CROSSWORD PRIZE robes all these years and I didn't perhaps help someone. But that a land, has a racy style and a jour- Six studies on the Message, to this. $50,000, Christian Aid in Britain know about Ir2 It is a vigorous and hard-hit- patients. Book prize for Bible Cross- Christian over thirty should use nalist's eye for a good angle on a Mission, Structure, Worship, CHRISTIAN L., SOyears of age. Within the fellowship of the has subscribed $7,200 and the ting statement of evangelical Your help is urgently needed such treacly artifice, makes me, story. Occasionally his en- Unity of the Church and its re- would nousekeeo for father with per- Anglican Communion there are word No. 19 has been posted to Australian churches have pledged I always get my cieri- theology and its implications for for the immediate and future haps two children not younger than six like Charlie Brown, "very de- thusiasm runs away with him, as lation to the world. An Aus- years old. Preferably Worth Shore. Ref- immense varieties of viewpoint, Miss Fay Gilbert, of Chester $11,155. Personnel are also being Yes/ Ica'olokler'orwsiwnhr at 171: world-wide evangelism; the ac- tralian production examining the needs of the Hospital. erences. Contact Advertiser, Cl.11 pressed." when he attributes "much proba- Bligh Street, Kirrawee, 2232. and the disagreement is often Hilt, N.S.W. sent. Bookshop. cent is American and pre-mil- It is proposed to establish a For $7.95. you get from bility" to the theory that the needs and future of the Austra- lenial..After an assessment of the lian Church. A must for every 100-bed Hospital at Mona Vale the Lion Press nearly sixty Nazareth decree (a tablet record- thinking of the Jerusalem (1928) Churchman. when sufficient funds are avail- reproductions of "Old Masters," ing an imperial order against FOR and Madras (1938) Confer- able. and accompanying R.S.V. text violators of graves) was a direct Priced at 70 cents. CLERGY ences, Dr Lindsell discusses the All donations over $2 are and an avuncular commentary response from Rome to the Available from C.M.S. Book- ' 3 " • 07 nature of the gospel, the in- allowable deductions for income AND by Father Florent. While the shops, Scripture Union or Trinity BIBLE CROSSWORD No. 20 Christian movement - "the first adequacy of non-Christian tax purposes. • CHOIR quality of reproductions is ex- secular comment on the Easter Publishing Society, 87 North Ter- We will give a book for the two neatest entries to Bible Crossword 10 cellent, their value as illustra- religions, the nature and function • MI story and what is virtually legal race, Adelaide, S.A. 5000. PLEASE REMEMBER THE No. 20, which should reach this office not later than July 20. All answers 1 tions to the text is much more of the Church and of individual HOSPITAL illPt ROBES testimony to its central fact" (i e come from the Revised Standard Version of the Bible. Cassocks Christian oblgation, eschatology, IN YOUR WILL I II Girdles and the Holy' pirit. ACROSS standing to the simple 23.and when he was -, Surplices For further information, phone Stocks The forthrightness of Lind- (3,5,7) Ps 119:130. Pharaoh's d a u g 1 Sir, we remember how hter . • Block or write to: adopted him and sell's thesis certainly stimulates that impostor said, 12.By this we know the 4 White discussion. In view of the The Chief Administrative Officer, while he was still alive, spirit of truth and the brought him up - her i _.II hires C ollars- marked preference today for an Box 124, Post Office, "After - days I will spirit of - (5) I In 4:6. own son (7,2) Ac 7:21. Film ministry in Studs over-simplified sloganism to a Petersham. rise again" (5) Mt 24. And - said, "I will turn I8 l9 Hoods 13.But you say, "How are thought-out theology of missions. 56-5621, 56-8871 27:63. we robbing thee?" In aside and see this great Preaching Scarves Lindsell's contribution is to be your tithes and - (9) sight, why the bush is 1 4. Whatever parts the '5 ' 111 Choir needs hoof and is cloven-foot- Mal 3:8. not burnt" (5) En 3:3. welcomed. But is it over-dogmat- ed and chews the -, Available from stock Indonesia ic? For instance: It seems to put IS. Ephraim shall be put to among the animals, you DOWN 2 M III more weight than New Testament St. ANDREW'S THAI CHRISTIANS - , and Israel shall be C.M.S. CHURCH SUPPLIES exegesis allows on the link be- - - (3,3,3) Lev 11:3. 93 Bathurst0..4g4, ashamed of his - (9,41 1.- - also, who were 21 .N 1101 " dney, N.S.W. FACT AND FAITH As in Australia, people in In- 8.And he would gladly Hos 10:6. tween missionary work and the criminals, were led Catalogue Avallahle . FILMS AUSTRALIA in its donesia have a thirst for scien- CATHEDRAL SCHOOL ADMIT DISUNITY • return of Christ. Its view of the have fed - the pods 18. This is why I left you away to be put to death tific knowledge. When this is SYDNEY that the swine - (2,3) efforts to reach the millions Church is also at variance with At the Thailand Congress in Crete, that you with him (3,6) Lk 23:32. coupled with the simple, straight- (Registered under the Bursary Lk 15:16. REM • 24 of South-east Asia has re- that of the MT.: it wrongly Endowment Act). might - what was de- 2.And that servant who forward truths of the Gospel, the on Evangelism held earlier 9. claims that the aim of "the The Church School at the Heart When the wicked are in fective, and appoint knew his master's will, cently forwarded ten Moody effect is magnetic and many are authority, transgression 6.but for the man there t6. I know a man in WOOD COFFRE FUNERALS Church" is to evangelise the this year, delegates from all elders in every town (5) but did not make - - "Sermons From Science" drawn, to Christ. of the Diocese. - (9) Pro 29:16. Tit 1:5. was not found - - fit Christ who fourteen PHONES world, and confuses "witness" denominations subscribed to act according to his for him (1,6) Gen 2:20. (Founded by Bishop Barry, years - was caught up motion films and a 16mm with "evangelism." But these are lath July, 1885.1 II. The unfolding of - - 20. If you had - me, you will, shall receive a ser- Metropolitan (All Another four Moody films left the following declaration: - the third heaven general confusions today. Lind- And The gives light; i - under would have known my vere beating (5,2) Lk 7. Just as we have been Branches) 80 0396. projector to Rev. W. Hek- for Malaya last week to add to (3,2) 2 Co 12:2. School for Cathedral Choristers. "We are agreed that we have - also; henceforth you 12:47. approved by God to be man who is based at Dja- those in service there. In some sell is well worth reading and not been united in our working entrusted with the gos- 17.And the chief of the - hatoomba Katoomba 41. , 600 showings annually in Ma- pondering. ENROLMENT 300 Min .aiLIEffiEllf. l know him and have - 3.And - if - gospel is karta, Indonesia. Accommodation for an additional together in the Gospel as we him (5,6,4) 3n 14:7. pel, so we speak, not to gave them names: Dan- laya, Pastor Ronney Kon breaks /3 III la (ti M 4 O veiled, it is veiled only iel he called Belteshaz- D. w. R. Robinson. 100 pupils in the new school. ought to have been; in this we please men, but to Primary 21. And one of them to those who are perish- zar (7) Dan 1:7. Roy Ashton of the Federal through all sorts of barriers to to Higher School Certifi- acknowledge our sin and seek (1211MM ing (4,3) 2 Co 4:3. please God who - our Furniture Removals reach men and women for his THE PASSION AND RESURRECTION cate and Matriculation. Provision OR MHOWALI Emma - - and took a Office reports that Mr Hekman's for Language and Technical forgiveness from God. We dedi- hearts (5) 1 Th 2:4. 18.- believed God, and is and Storage OF JESUS CHRIST by ,A umm M N sponge, filled it with ministry will be almost full time Lord. Universities, schools, Pierre Benoit. Courses.. Stott of experienced cate ourselves to God and pray 4. and how from - you iiiMOHRIMMO MUHUU vinegar, and put it on have been acquainted 10. He answered, "And who was reckoned to him as film evangelism. Operating firstly hospitals, technical colleges are Dalton, Longman and Todd, 1969, Teachers ond Graduates. Generous that His Holy Spirit will lead us MOWNA G G C DREW Pty Ltd Scholarships provided for Cathe- a reed, and gave it to with the - writings is he, -, that I may be- righteousness (7) Rom with English versions of the films just some of the places visited. so that we who are Christians in Le MADWOMAN him to drink (2,4,3,) Pp. 342. $6. dral choristers and Probationers; 12110 which are able to lieve - him?" (3,2) In 4:3. 66 Smith's Avenue and later with specially pro- every group will form into prayer Mt 27:48. A recent remarkable occasion The author is the distinguished choral training in the Cathedral HOERR WOOMOUNNA instruct you for salva- 9:36. 19. duced, lip-synchronised and iv the School under the cells, and pray until we receive MUNONAOni Love your -, do good Hurstyille In- was the showing of a Moody film Director of the Ecole Biblique et 22. Behold, the Lord has tion (9,6) 2 Ti 3:15. donesian versions, the films are direction of Michael Hymens, the leading and command of HOUNARO 0101WARMR 14. there is no one among to those who hate you Local, Country and Interstate to monks right inside. a Buddhist Archeologique Francoise, based M. Mus., Cathode] Organist and ARROHNWO one who is mighty and expected to have a tremendous God, and unite together in heart strong; like a storm of 5.The heart is - above us who knows how to (7) Lk 6:27. Removals temple. Proof again that Moody in Jerusalem. The book is set out Choirmaster. ORMAWV WON'AIR ministry amongst students, the For Prospectus apply to: and effort to proclaim the Gospel - - destroying tem- all -, and desperately cut timber like the - 20.The knaveries of the - "Space Age Evangelism" is in thirteen sections, covering the Solution to No. 19 Write or phone 50 8366 military, professional and Tho Headmaster, throughout the whole of Thai- pest (4,11 Is 28:2. corrupt (10,6) Jer 17:9. (9) 1 Ki 5:6. are evil (3) Is 32:7. operating where regular methods major events in the exprience of Conon M C. Newth, B.A., Th. L., After hours land." 53-7377 Government leaders as well as in of Christian evangelism have Jesus from Gethsemane through M.A.C.E. the various Churches. little chance of penetration. to the universal commission. (TELEPHONE: 61-78361. Page 6 Australian Church Record, July 9, 1970 Australian Church Record, July 9, 1970 Page 7 THE AUSTRALIAN hot line CHURCH Round-up of church press comment Slr Kenneth Grubb, chairman of the Rev. John W. Geldart, formerly curate House f the Laity and former chairman of All Saints' Cathedral, Bendigo, has THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWS- RECORD of Eng ish C.M.S., has been made a been inducted as vicar of Maldon. Knight Commander of the Order of St. Rev, Dr John L. Belem, formerly cu- PAPER mentions that Britain's new Prime Minister, Michas and St. George in the Queen's rate of SL Alban's, Auchenflower (Bris- The national paper for Birthda honours. Mrs Margaret Keay, bane), has been appointd curet of Mr Edward Heath, was once news editor for the Church of England people one of the first woman lay canons of Christ Church, Bundaberg. — Catholic, Ai astolic, Prot- Leicest r Cathedral, was awarded the Rev. John Fenton Gffibina, rector of "Church Times." It comments that it can't have been C.B.E. Christ Church, Daylesford (Bendigo) died estant and Reformed. Bishop Cordon D. Savage, who resign- In May lam. a particularly good bargain for the "Church Times" ed the bishopric of Southwell earlier this Rev. Noel J. Boyce was ordained but it suited Heath. Subscription $3 per year, year and took up a chaplaincy at Tenn. priest by the Bishop of Armidale in All posted. Editorial and Busi- riffc in the Canary Islands, has resigned Saints', Moree on June 24. He will re- the chaplaincy and from the active min- main curate of All Saints'. The Australian Baptist quotes pay tribute to their warden's con- ness: 511 Kent Street, Sydney, istrY. Rev. Cyril L. Chatham, rector of St. Stephen Neil as saying that the siderable pastoral skills. 2000, Phone: 612975. Office The Archbishops of Canterbury and Peter's, Eaglehawk (Bendigo) since 1965, early Christians argued about A feature writer in the Church hours: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. York have appointed the following has been inducted as rector of Castle- Church of England delegates to the An- maine. everything except evangelism. It 'limes calls for closer links Issued fortnightly, on alter- glican Consultative Council to meet in Rev. Reginald R. Hardy, formerly of then says we argue about every- between church schools and the nate Thursdays. Kenya next year: The Bishop of St. Ed. Newcastle diocese, was inducted as vicar mundsbury and Ipswich, Rev. Heals of St. John's, Malmesbury (Bendigo) on thing today, including evangel- local worshipping communities in /Whip and Professor J. N. D. Ander- 4 June. ism. That's not true of Anglican- their midst. Where teachers have son, a leading evangelical layman, Rev. Alfred G. Austin, formerly rector Canon Guy Harmer, Superintendent of of St. Mary's, Woodend (Bendigo) was ism, at least, our attitude can be little communication with parish the Mission of St. James and St. John, inducted as rector of St. Peter's, Eagle- summed up in the words of an clergy and congregations, both Melbourne, left on June 13 on Iona ser- hawk, an 2 July. Anglicati missionary in Japan school and church suffer, says vice leave overseas. He will visit Europe, Rev. Cagell Clive M. Statham, rector Coaldrake U.S.A. and MM, for study Purposes and of Christ Church St. Laurence (Sydney) who said recently. "When we get Roland Morant, a senior lecturer investigation of Christian social service 19-11-25, and a canon of St. Saviour's time, we do a little bit of evan- in education, Such links do exist work in a number of countries. Cathedral, Goulburn since 1937, died in Rev. Michael A. notional& rector Melbourne on 15 June. gelism. in Australia but they are the ex- of St, Mark's. Warwick (Brisbane), has Rev., Noel K. Corking* vicar of SI. The entire student body of ception. been elected by synod to an honorary Andrew's, Glen Waverley (Melbourne) canonry of St. John's Cathedral. since 1966, has been appointed vicar of Wollaston Theological College Archdeacon Graham Walden's & Dr Woods Rev, J. Vernon Cornish, rector of St. St. Michael's, North Dandenong from 20 signed a letter to the Anglican sermon to Ballarat synod report- Matthew's, Sherwood (Brisbane) since August. 1966, has been appointed an honorary Rev. Alan P. Jones, curate of St. Messenger (W.A.). They paid ed in The Church Chronicle, canon of St. John's Cathedral by the Mary's, Caulfield (Melbourne) since 1967, high tribute to the retiring war- refers to our spiritual impover- ArchbshopRena. of Brisbane. has been appointed chaplain to appren- den, Canon Tony Pierce, who ishment having as one cause, the . H. A.Stirton rector of Kyneton, tices and to probation hostels, to Fiji and A. G. McKenzie, rector of Kyabram, Rev. Leslie L. Elliott. vicar of St. leaves at the end of the year "lack of the sense of wonder." were Installed last month as canons of Silas', Albert Park (Melbourne) since when Wollaston discontinues This, he suggests, is only nour- All Saints' Cathedral, Beadle°. 1957, has been appointed vicar of St. Rev. Edwird Pi. Newlin. Australian Agnes', Glenhuntley from 18 December training for ordination and will ished by a disciplined prayer life. Canon Frank Coaldrake, C.M.S. missionary in Kenya, leaves next. have a new role. Above all, they Kenya this month to begin two years' He refers to the "prayerless void Chairman of the A.B.M. and doctoral studies In Old Testament at the of the secular theologies." Dr Frank Woods, Arch- University of St. Andrew's, Scotland. Christianity Today gives the Sir Arthur Ponith, who has been presi- bishop of Melbourne, will go dent of the Church Pastoral-Aid Society full story of the great spiritual since 1917, when he succeeded his father I ADELAIDE TO BOSTON revival at Asbury College, Wil- to Fiji next month to attend in the position has announced his retire- ment. He will be succeeded by Canon T. more, Kentucky. Students, facul- the centenary celebrations C. Mohan. who was secretary of the ty, townspeople all came under of the Anglican Church it) Society 1942-65. Canon Mohan is an conviction and the Holy Spirit honorary canon of St, Andrew's Cath- Polynesia. edral, Sydney. brought hundreds into the King- Dr and Mrs Theo Kitchen of C.M.S., dom. It was an entirely spon- Rev. William Floyd, a great- left Melbourne on June 23 for Adelaide where they will stay until July 16. They taneous movement and following hearted Irishman from Mel- will then be in Perth until August 14 it, students were invited to 59 bourne established the work in when they leave for further service in Tanzania. colleges in 16 States to tell the Levuka, the former capital of Bishop John W. A. Howe. formerly Asbury story. The Dean of As- Fiji. He laboured in the islands Bishop of SI. Andrew's. Scotland, and now Executive Officer of the Anglican bury comments that it was a wit- for 40 years. Communion, will visit Sydney, Mel- nessing,sing, not a preaching revival. The centenary celebrations will bourne, Adelaide and Perth for a short We need to give prayer for reviv- time in August. He will he en route be observed at Levuka 28-29 Au- dl a high priority in our private tram New Zealand to South ,N, Tlea. gust and both Australian visitors public prayers, hap- it does will attend the synod of the dioc- ese of Polynesia which will be : held at that time. World Vision Victorian aid to evangelicals Bishop Cambodia Rev. Charles I), Barton, formerly on the staff of Holy 'trinity, Adelaide, pictured recently in Arlington, Massachussetts, where working OVER $40,000 worth of he is living. Boston University has accepted him for their signs on as medicines and other relief master of sacred theology program to begin in September. supplies have reached Pnom He will study psychology of religion and pastoral care. together Penh by truck over the haz- ardous road from Saigon, a Members of the Victorian deckhand gift from World Vision In- Evangelical Alliance for pur- poses of work and study, Bishop Donald Shearman ternational Missions are not went on a trip recently to World Vision President, Dr have divided into three -We should never think major commissions. the Barrier Reef as a deck- Stan Mooneyham, personally of missionary work as hand. accompanied the I0-ton truck- op The theological commission is load of medicines, food, wheel- something optional or convened by Rev Basil Brown of Part of the Great Barrier Reef chairs, crutches and other relief extra in church work," tional the Baptist Theological College. lies off that part of the Queens- goods. Canon Russell Clark The ecumenical commission is The World Vision gift also He told synod that missionary convened by Dr Keith Cole, of included a Jeep "Wagoneer" vicar of St. John's, Cam- Ridley College. berwell, told the Bendigo work was the centre of the com- which will double as an ambu- mitment of Christian discipleship.' The social action commission lance and staff vehicle. It was the synod recently at its mis- is convened by Dr Murray largest shipment of relief goods sionary session. Presenting the annual report Clarke and is currently working to reach Cambodia and the first of the Diocesan Missionary on the question of evangelicals to come by road. Much of the Committee, Archdeacon Colin and social action. countryside is still under the con- Scheumack said that in 1969, a trol of the Vietcong. record sum of $22,129 was ENGLISH ORDINATIONS Other World Vision personnel Earthquake given. Of this, A.B.M. received It has been established that with Dr Mooneyham were Dr $10,881 and C.M.S. $5,712. there will be only 300 ordina- Larry Ward, Vice-Presi- Other amounts included Inter- tions in the Church of England dent/Overseas Director and Gor- Church Aid $2,805, M.R.I. in 1972. Less than ten years don Diehl, director of relief ser- damage to $1.012, Jerusalem and East $519, prior to that date there were vices for the organisation in S.P,C.K. $466 and B.C.A. $4.9. amre than 60(1. South Vietnam. "As an organisation concerned Perth's with evangelism and Christian social welfare we wanted to show our Christian compassion and Barry Rainsford to love for the people of Cam- cathedral bodia," Dr Mooneyham said. Bishop Shearman Cambodia has a population of St. George's Cathedral, nearly seven million, but there Perth, shows considerable S.A. opal town land coast which is one border of his very large diocese. He are only about 200 active signs of damage by the 1968 Christians in the country. For the first time ever the responsible for station country as has wanted to see the Reef for earthquake and also the South Australian opal town far north as the border of the himself ever since he became effects of its eighty years. Northern Territory. bishop six and a half years ago. of Coober Pedy is to have a Recently he had the opportunity. A survey shows that about resident Anglican minister The B.C.A. already has a At the invitation of Mr Wally $90,000 needs to be spent on — thanks to the Bush hospital at Coober Pedy. Sister restoration. The brickwork is de- Muller, skipper of the "Coralita" Church Aid Society. Shirley Manning was farewelled caying and would be unsafe if at St. Alban's, Belmore (Sydney) and Mr Len Laver, he went as a left for a few more years. The Rev. Barry Rainsford, at deckhand on a trip to the Swain's present curate-in-charge of on June 21st before taking up west wall has been leaning out- work on the hospital staff. Reef, situated about 120 miles wards since the earthquake. Pendle Hill and Old Toongabbie, off the Capricorn shores. A Mr Rainsford has been at Brickwork, roof, bell-tower diocese of Sydney, will become group of local and Brisbane fish- Pendle Hill since 1967. Prior to and the lead in memorial win- the B.C.A. missioner at Coober ing enthusiasts had chartered dows all need extensive repairs Pedy in August. that he set ved curacies at St. the ship for the trip. It is a beau- and it is hoped that they will He will serve mainly in this Anne's, Ryde and St. Stephen's, tifully appointed luxury ship, begin near the end of the year. growing town of about 2,000 Penrith. He was trained in Moore which looks deceptively small The Cathedral is the last work people, but will minister as well College and is a graduate in when viewed from outside. of Edmund Blackett, the designer over a huge area including about engineering of Sydney Univer- Bishop Shearman was fortu- also of Sydney's Cathedral. Work one-third of South Australia. sity. lie comes from the parish of nate in his choice of both the began on St. George's in 1879 His parish will include most of St. James', Turramurra. ship and the captain to serve and it was completed and con- the Trans-continental railway A farewell service will be held under, They were later chosen to secrated in November 1888. its line, and the townships of Tar- for Mr and Mrs Rainsford at St. take Mr Pierre Trudeau, visiting peal of eight bells is the only one cools, Cook, Kingoonya and An- Mary's, Old Toongabbie, on Sun- Prime Minister of Canada and a Dr Larry Ward for change-ringing in W.A. damooka. He will also be day, August 23rd, at 5 p.m. party on their trip to the reef. Page 8 P Inted by John Fairfax and Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney, for the publisher Australian Church Record, July 9, 1970 The Church Record Ltd., Sydney.