THE AUSTRALIAN THE A USTRALIAN hot line CHURCH Round-up of church press comment Rev. John P. Bedford, formerly rector appainierl reslor of SI, Mark's, It d Cliffs RECORD of Rupanyup (Ballarat), was inducted as from April It,. rector of St. Stephen's Portland, on Mr Ray Kidney, formerly of the Dept. ST. ARNAUD CHURCHMAN The Magnet, 's The paper for Church of CHURCH RECORD March 7. of Social Welfare and present organist of Holy , , has been shows alarm at the number of League of Youth paper, always England people — , THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER—EIGHTY-NINTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION Rev. Richard H. Pidgeon, formerly appointed Managing Secretary of the impresses with its formidable list rector of Portland (Ballarat), has been Prisoners' Aid Association, S.A. ecclesiastical districts designated Apostolic, Protestant and inducted to St. John's, Ballarat. Rev. Allen C. Hampton, of the charge "The Murray." Both Riverina of its former members on the Reformed. Registered at the G.P.O., Sydney, for transmission by post Printed by John Fairfax and Rev. Gordon D. Steele, vicar of St. of Delungra (Armidale), since 1963, was world's mission fields, serving No. 1436 April 17, 1969 as a newspaper. Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. Price 10 cents Luke's, Ballarat, has been appointed inducted to Nundle on March 28. and St. Arnaud dioceses have an Subscription $3 per, year, rector of Rupanyup. Rev. Rodney D. Tamer, of archdeaconry of the Murray. A C.M.S. For what it's worth, num- posted. Editorial and Busi- Rev. Frederick G. Phipps) curate at lnverell (Armidale), since 1968, has been bers of them came to Christ Warrnambool (Ballarat), has been appointed curate of Quirindi. new diocese in ness: 511 Kent St., Sydney, appointed vicar of St. Luke's, Ballarat. Rev. Raymond G. Smith, rector of is to be called "The Murray," through Dr Billy Graham. 2000. Phone: 61-2975. Office Uralla (Armidale), since 1966, has been Newspaper Rev. Dr Jim Packer, Warden of so the Churchman says. This Church of England hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Latimer House, Oxford, has decided not appointed Diocesan Director of Christian gives early figures in the English to take up his appointment with the Education and will take up full-time might mean a further Issued fortnightly, on alter- London College of Divinity, now that it duties in may. of The Murray, so to relieve the Methodist vote on proposed nate Thursdays. Copy dead- is to move to Nottingham, Rev. Mervyn S. Weenie, vicar of Manilla (Armidale) since 1967, has been Gilbertian situation Anglican-Methodist unity. Only line 12 days preceding date Rev. P. L. N. Rowlands, registrar of asked by the Board of Education to work 83 circuits (about 10 per cent) Sad plight of Church(ritit."1 the diocese of Ballarat, was ordained as a part-time Youth Field Officer. Winter is calling his northern of issue, but earlier receipt priest by the Bishop of Ballarat on Rev. Douglas L. Lasiffirook, curate archdeaconry, "the Mallee." have voted, but in these a clear preferable. February 24. He has also been appointed of Wee Waa, was ordained priest at majority is against the present brings domestic chaplain to the Bishop. young English clergy with an South Trinidad in 1968 and there Barren by the Bishop of Armidale, on Indonesia is one of the few unity scheme. Rev. Peter H. Chesterman, curate of March 17. Anglo-Catholic background who has been a series of marriage St. Silas', North Baiwyn (Melbourne), Islamic countries of the world English Churchman reports since 1966, has been appointed curate of which is wide open to the gospel. that a group of evangelical clergy NEW B.C.A. Anglican weakness were trying to win a spiritual guidance conferences with visit- St. John's, Toorak. In New Life, Dr Klaas Runia response from their people. ing U.S. speakers. Rev, Keith Wilson, Director of Youth have sent an open letter to the support Work (Perth), has been appointed to explains clearly why and tells of Church of England Evangelical He went on to say that the One great difficulty is the set- the charge of Belga. the mass movement towards Council, urging it to organise SECRETARY Anglican Church is finding it ting up of an indigenous Ven, Charles E. Torlach, rector of very difficult to arouse a spiritual TRONG criticism of the Mount Morgan (Rockhampton), retires Tas. Christianity. resistance to proposals to change ministry. Few Trinidadians are from the active ministry from the end reports a in West Indies response in the lay people. They in training. The only theological S Northern Territory Crusade The Church Times the status of the Thirty-Nine of April. turn out in considerable num- by a member of the Botherhood Rev. A. John Withers, rector of Westminster Abbey sermon in Articles, It also carries reports college — Codrington in Bar- Narranderra (Riverina), has announced which the rector of St. Mary-le- from numbers of parishes finally bers for Holy Communion ser- bados, is itself a problem. The of the Good Shepherd, his retirement from April 30. vices, but it seems to end there. Paul, who is stationed at Bow condemned over-zealous rejecting the Series 2 Com- In a special interview with the Mirfield community has kept it Rev. Thomas J. Johnstone, Home Mis- Cabs "HE ANGLICAN CHURCH He admitted to being very wor- going but are now pulling out. Katherine, 200 miles south of sions Chaplain (Newcastle) is to be churchmen who inflame to racial munion Service as seriounly Tin the West Indies is in a "Australian Church Record," the inducted as rector of Taree after Easter. issue. Australian Baptist reports diluting the biblical proclamation ried about the whole spiritual This leaves only a united college Darwin, brought added support Rev. Canon James L. Brown, rector of sad state," said Professor J. professor gave his impressions situation in Trinidad and the to the Crusade. East Claremont (Perth), has announced a missionary from India as of the finished work of Christ, of the current situation of the in Jamaica. The of his retirement. Alan Friend while paying a brief West Indies generally. His views were published in saying that within five years we The Catholic Weekly carries a Church in the West Indies. the province, who is also Bishop Rev. Brian A. Eeeleston, Director of can expect all missionaries to visit to Australia recently. While The Roman Catholics go of Guyana, has no love for the the Northern Territory News the Board of Education (Perth), has been growth front page spread "Why our on the staff of the University The Anglican Church has appointed to the staff of the Guildford leave the church in Assam and patience is exhausted" on the ahead in Trinidad and have a united college at all. and he is reported to have said: Grammar School. of Tasmania some years ago, Dr been in the West Indies since progressive Trinidadian arch- "The methods used are not only Rev. MIPan D. Powell, rector of North A N INCREASE IN the num- possibly India. state aid for R.C. schools issue. Friend was ordained by the about 1630, when it was estab- Lake Macquarie (Newcastle), has been Among other items of education bishop. He has introduced the LITURGY false to experience, damaging to appointed Home Missions Chaplain. ber of branches and in total Australian Presbyterian Life Bishop of Tasmania. lished in Jamaica and Barbados English Mass and has cut ritual the true religion and harmful to Rev. Canon Raymond M. H. Hudson, membership was reported at the says that it is in deep water over costs, it lists $1.7 million as and where it has been dominant The Bishop of Trinidad and victor of St. Martin's. Deepdene (Melb- subsistence allowance for mem- He has been Professor of to a minimum. He has intro- the church, but also unscriptur- ourne) since 1964 and formerly vicar of annual meeting of the Tas- subscribers who do not pay for until recently. Today, the Tobago is British with wide ex- bers of teaching orders. Would Chemistry at the University of duced steel bands into his ar He exempted his of Ivanhoe, will retire on June 30. manian Church of England years. Frequent reminders finally Methodists and Baptists are perience and most of his clergy Rev. Alex. Mills was inducted as vicar State aid with this mean State I he West Indies since 1966 and churches. The Presbyterians Katherine from official participa- of St. Chad's, Chelsea (Melbourne), on Boys' Society. bring a cancellation with no is Vice- of the faculty of much stronger because of the have the greatest potential are English. The diocese, like tion in the Graham Crusade, led March 28. offer to pay. Sometimes the aid for a particular denomina- The Bishop of Tasmania pre- Church arts and science. dominant part played especially because theirs is the Church of most of those in the West Indies, and conducted by Rev. Ralph Rev. Donald W. Hardy, vicar of St. sided at the meeting and among family notify the paper months tion? In Brisbane by the Baptists in the liberation is very poor and church build- Stephen's, Belmont (Melbourne) since Chronicle, the says that the people with no history of Bell. 1962, has been appointed vicar of St. the highlights of the year's after the subscriber has died, of the slaves. The Anglican attachment to the establishment. ings are often very dilapidated. George's, East Ivanhoe, from May 22. activities were leadership train- thus getting many months free. Sir Paul Hasluck's personal Church has been very much the The Crusade was supported by Rev. Lindsay Y. Pace, vicar of Holy qualities fit him admirably for Most of their clergy are Indians. It is a very sad overall picture the Brothers Bishop, Right Rev. Trinity, Balaclava (Melbourne) since ing, annual service, a Bible Curt comments are passed on N.S.W. Clita,h of the establishment. In the universities, the Inter- indeed. It's a very run-down sort 1963, has been appointed vicar of Holy reading and quiz competition, "this failure to observe ordinary the post of Governor-General. K. B. Mason and by his Arch- Trinity, Hampton, from May 13. The retort courteous! Like other EN. GERALD B. MUS- Varsity Christian Fellowship is of area. There is no missionary , Ven. Gerald Muston Rev, Peter D. Musick, vicar of Holy won by St. Paul's, Glenorchy standards of ethics." Perhaps strong in Jamaica. In Trinidad work among the native people Trinity. Hastings (Melbourne) since 1959 church papers recently, Bishop V TON, rector of Christ Evangelism who was chairman of the Dar- branch and the annual athletic people feel that they can be dis- T and the church has no other has been appointed rector of Tongala Shearman in Rockhampton's Church and archdeacon of Dar- it is much weaker. It doesn't win Crusade Executive. (Bendigol from June 1. carnival. honest about church paper sub- seem to make much impact on form of missionary out- Rev. Tom Rogers, assistant at St. Church Gazette expresses some win (Northern Territory), has Ralph Bell and his colleagues, Officers elected for 1969-70 scriptions because the church Congress the campus. The Student Christ- reach. S.P.G. is sometimes sup- Paul's Cathedral, Rockhampton, has been were: chairman, Mr H. W. Mor- won't prosecute them? At least doubts about its future. Who is been appointed Federal Secre- Steve Musto and Ted Cornell, appointed rector of St. Mary's, Mount going to do some research on ian Movement has only been ported but most parishes find it Morgan, from early May. gan; secretary, Mr Lou Daniels; one Anglican paper has success- tary of the Bush Church Aid So- to the Singe- were welcomed to Darwin by Rev. Clive E. A. Beatty, rector of what Anglicans do read? OLLOW-UP there for two years and a New difficult to meet diocesan quotas. Inglewood (St. Arnaud), has been treasurer, Mr Gary (Norman. fully prosecuted non-payers. ciety. the Bhuddist mayor of the city The announcement was made F pore Conference on Evan- Zealander is its first secretary. There is no program of evange- who is also President of the by the Archbishop of Mel- gelism last year is being arrang- lism that the professor is aware Territory's Legislative Council, in the future Parramatta would "We have $13,000 to go," said bourne, President of the B.C.A. ed in N.S.W. by an interdenom- COMPARTMENTS of. and also by the Administrator of be the centre of Sydney. Mr Brown. "We have to receive after a Council meeting in Syd- inational committee. A N.S.W, The Anglican seems to keep The West Indies liturgy of the MT., Mr R. L. Dean. "My word, it feels like it now," over $1,000 per week between ney last week. He succeeds Congress on Evangelism will be 1959 was drawn up by the Mir- held May 30-31 in St. Andrew's worship and daily living segre- he said. "I don't know what it's now and the crusade." Canon Bill Rich who has been gated. This is accentuated by the field people in Barbados and is STRAIGHTFORWARD Parramatta Chapter House, Sydney. based on the 1549 pattern. going to be like in 10 years' Mr Brian Willersdorf, who appointed rector of Holy Trinity, emphasis given to attending at The criticism broUght strong time—they'll have to keep the Orange. The executive committee con- "the sacrament." This is the first There is nothing particularly will conduct the crusade, attend- support of Mr Bell's proposed cars out." ed the breakfast and addressed Archdeacon Muston graduated sists of Bishop A. J. DaM, Revs, duty of the Christian. To be original or modern about it. It 'This means that almost half the ministers. from Moore College in 1950 Dudley Foord, Dr E. H. Wat- fair, the professor said, the was to have a three year trial meetings from the Most Rev, are with a second class honours son, Fred J. Nile, Harry Orr, S. period but is now in general P. N. W. Strong, Archbishop. of the population of Sydney Mr Willersdorf, a 32-year-old Church does not say that this Youth Crusade Th.L. He was ordained in Syd- Somerville, A. Scott, Messrs. is the only duty by any means. use. involved in this crusade," he said. Baptist pastor, has achieved Brisbane and Primate of Austra- "And within the next decade, ney in 1951 and after a curacy David Claydon, Ian Burnard, Some of the world movements „ The diocese of Jamaica is far lia, who had actively supported international fame in Asia and at Waterloo, Was rector of Rev. Hodgson, Alex Gilchrist from satisfied with this liturgy Li1GIITY ministers from the by the crusade executive, and more than half this population the U.S. as a youth evangelist. to involve and train the laity the Billy Graham Crusade in Parramatta district sat down was held at David Jones' cafe- will be young people.' Wallerawang 1951-1953. He and Bruce King. Professor Friend for evangelism have made no and the Bishop has set up a Brisbane last year. Also dissociate teria. The store manager, Mr S. The crusade's finance chair- In his address to the ministers, then spent ten years with the Topics of special concern will impact at all in the West Indies. liturgical commission to look in- ing himself from the criticism to breakfast recently to discuss Church Missionary Society, first the coming Brian Willersdorf J. Welch, welcomed the ministers man, Mr Leigh Brown, said the he said there had been several he The New Evangelism, The The Church of the people in There has been quite a good to the composition of a new was the Bishop of the Northern - problems with mass evangelism in an editorial capacity and then youth crusade. and said he hoped the crusade crusade would cost $15,000--and New Theology and The New Trinidad is the Roman Catholic Anglican laymen's conference in type of liturgy. Teri-tows would be "very successful." so far $2,199 had been received. in Australia. as Home Secretary. For some Church. It is a very cosmopoli- The crusade will be held from years he was vicar of St. April 13 to May 4 at David Crusade vice-chairman, Parra- This did not include a $500 Most evangelism in the past tan island of over a million matta businessman Mr Ray loan from one church and a Thomas', Essendon (Melbourne) people and the capital is Port Jones' carpark in Parramatta. had been carried out by non- before taking up his parish in The breakfast had been called Darnell, told the ministers that $5,000 bank loan. church groups, evangelists had of Spain. The people are Darwin. Negroes, Indians and many of been theologically untrained, Mr Muston will bring to his there had been "grave questions" mixed race. The Indians are new appointment wide ex- largely Presbyterian because of on financial matters, follow-up perience as a missionary adm rll had not been undertaken, heavy the work of Canadian Presby- strator and pastor. list t tit. terians for the past hundred stress had been laid on emotion- ordination he 115' tot' malts( alism, and some evangelistic years. appeals had been unethical. The diocese of Trinidad and Tobago includes Venezuela and Mr Willersdorf said Youth Colombia and a suffragan to live — the organisation of in Venezuela has recently been which he is director—had sought Qualify appointed. The diocese is to overcome these problems. strongly Anglo-Catholic, but He also announced a new FOR hasn't been so for very long. follow-up scheme that had never Jamaica is a much more mode- before been attempted in Aus- rate diocese and the surplice and tralia. CHRISTIAN Rev. Fred Nile, stole is common there. In the Those who had been coun- Congress secretary. Eastern Caribbean the eucharis- tic vestments are almost uni- selled would be invited to attend SERVICE versally used. a series of meetings on the Morality. Papers on these sub- . to R.) Mr Ras Darnell, Alr S. J. Welch, Crusade Director Brian Willersdorf, Iti.shop H. Thursday and Friday evenings *AT HOME jects will be given by Rev. C. S. Itughie and Crusade chairman Rev. K. L. Loane. and all day Saturday immediately Harry Rowe and Rev. Dr NO INITIATIVE following the crusade. **OVERSEAS Charles Noller. In Trinidad before the West Bible expositions will be given Indies liturgy was introduced in on travel anywhere, consult The meetings would be con- Write for details. — For free, friendly and courteous advice ducted by well-known Sydney by Rev. Graham Miller, prin- 1959, the English Missal was MITCHELL'S INTERNATIONAL TOURS Anglican, Rev. G. Fletcher, who SYDNEY MISSIONARY & cipal of Melbourne Bible Insti- used and not the Prayer Book. ctuotell,egaen.d Canon Donald Robin- There are no evangelical Accredited agents for all Major Airlines and Shipping Companies. General Agents for Frames is also director of the Lay Insti- BIBLE COLLEGE tute for Evangelism. son, of Moore churches in Trinidad diocese, but Touts Ltd., of London. At no extra cost, our International experts will promptly and efficiently 43 BADMINTON RD., CROYDON, there are some in Jamaica and handle all your travel requirements, Those counselled will also be The Congress is open to all Barbados. There are at least two Key. Ralph Bell. right. preaching n the Nuggsibuyn language at Rose River, with Condi: as in- encouraged to join their local N.S.W. 2132. Te1.747-4780 (Syd ) Culwulla Chambers, 67 Castlereagh Street, Sydney. Phone 28-1329 Christian people in N.S.W. and in Jamaica with a soul-winning terpreter, during the Crusade to tae Northern 'leritory. Ralph Bell is a member of the Graham church. it will be opened by the Arch- ministry. Professor Friend was Crusade 'leans. Over 2,000 people n Arnhem land heard him preach the Gospel and there were 400 inquiries. Printed by John Fairfax and Sons Ltd., Broadway. Sydney, for the publishers bishop of Sydney. impressed by the numbers of Poge 8 Australian Church Record, April 3, 1969 The Church Record Ltd., Sydney.

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MODERN THEOLOGIANS TORIAL Theological training in Australia Let's get out now for strong Anglo - Catholic Western Australia is able to at- 8. ERIC MASCALL VEDERAL and State aid to non .State educational systems dioceses in Australia and similar tract numbers from England but RIC LIONEL MASCALL, 3. I has had nearly six years' trial. It has failed dismally. missionary dioceses beyond our this offers only a short-term solu- The Incarnation: Mascall ponents of reunion, and these and Neu, Zealand tion to their problem. the last of our series of holds that the two natures of The measure of its failure can be gauged by the bitter shores. problems are usually discussed campaign Which the Roman Catholic education system is Emodern theologians, graduated Christ (human and divine) are Moore College (88) and Cra- Australia's two evangelical on far too superficial a level. He mounting for far greater aid and by the sit-down demon- B.A. with honours in mathem- united but are unconfused: this sees a bad tendency to aim at ATEST figures giving the lete which sometimes has theo- fers (50) train slightly more than foundations, Moore and Ridley, strations which are beginning in State schools with students once had a small stream of stu- atics at Pembroke College, Cam- is the essence of the doctrine the "lowest common denomina- L number of men and women By the editor logical students. Crafers has 24 half the men offering in Austra- displaying placards demanding "State aid for Slate schools." unattached students and many of lia. The remainder are thinly dents from New Zeland, parti- bridge, in 1927. Subsequently, he propounded by the Council of tor." in training for the ministry in Both Federal and State Governments are trapped in a these will probably serve within spread over eight other colleges, cularly from Nelson. That they Chalcedon. (3) Theological unity is some- Australia and New Zealand must proceeded to his M.A. in 1931, situation of their own making. Late in 1963, the Prime where one student is being train- the State. The number of un- two of which, Ridley and no longer have so, probably 4. Grace: man is both a crea- thing that ought to be sought cause considerable disquiet in the B.D. in 1943, and D.D. in 1958. Minister, Sir Robert Menzies, decided that a gesture toward Church of England in both ed for every 40,000 Angli- attached students is high at 56, Trinity in Melbourne, are also reflects changing theological pat- ture and yet deified by the in- for its own sake, and not merely After his ordination in 1932, the provision of money to help the tottering Roman Catholic countries cans and in N.Z. where it is a fifth of the total in training. university colleges. terns in the Church of the pro- dwelling of the Holy Spirit. This because it is an indispensable in- education system would win votes for his party. one for each 30,000. The posi- vince of New Zealand. he served as a curate in the Dio- There nas been a fall in Some of these will offer for mis- In New Zealand, Auckland, is the middle position between strument for the promotion of Sir Robert knew full well that although the clamour tion is considerably better in sionary service at home and over- cese of Southwark until 1937, numbers for some years but the most populous diocese, has Perry Hall, Melbourne, was mystical deification leading to Christian reunion. for State aid came only from one Church, aid would have N.S.W. where over 40 per cent seas. Most will eventually serve established in 1962 as an experi- when he was appointed sub- turning a blind eye on man's 1969 shows an increase of 12 13 students and must regard their warden at Lincoln Theological One final word should be said to be given to all independent schools to make the move of Australia's Anglicans live and the Church in Australia. St. mental theological training centre creatureliness, and the contrary cook impartial and non-sectarian. The facts are that of 2,188 men and 2 women over 1968 in in Queensland and Victoria. position as most difficult. The College. In 1947 he took up the concerning Mascall's position as Australia, but a serious fail of Michael's, Crafers, S.A., is run for married men and does not view held by the champions of a member of the "School of Ana- non-State schools in Australia in 1967, 1,819 of these (86 South Australia and Tasmania by the Society of the Sacred Primate's diocese of Waiapu has provide the same kind of facili- position of lecturer in Philosophy the . per cent) were Roman Catlicilic (Conunonaealth Year Book, 11 men in N.Z. are in a very weak position but none. The struggle to maintain of Religion at Oxford University, logy." In perhaps his most fa- Mission, a monastic order with lities or training as the theolo- 1968). Taking into account the may be better off than the the ranks of the clergy in N.Z. and in 1958 he became Professor From this brief summary, we mous work, "Words and Images," post-war English origins. It has gical colleges. can say that Mascall may be he rejects the assumption that State aid was devised to assist the Roman Catholic number of Anglicans in each figures show. A few students used to be assisted by significant of Historical Theology at the education system because of the R.C. vote. province, the position is quite may come for Tasmania from clearly established itself as the numbers of incoming English The position of Deconess University of London. classed as a conservative catholic perception (e.g. of the existence House in Melbourne is causing and nature of God) is essentially Sir Robert, astute politician that he was, sought the help critical in Western Australia Christ College, a university col- training college par excellence clergy. It is no longer the case. Mascall has written quite a of the late L. C. Robson, former head of Shore School and concern there and it is proving identical with sensation (the 5 difficult to maintain. Graduating number of books and articles, a leader in science education, in devising a method of giving STUDENTS TRAINING FOR: covering many fields of the BY senses), contending that it is pri- students usually go out to serve the aid which would encourage all independent schools to marily an intellectual act. He in parishes. Deaconess House in Church's teaching. He is clearly fall into line. Mr Gorton, Minister Assisting the Prime al st OWEN THOMAS sees symbol and image as being D Sydney trains women for parish an orthodox writer, and for that Minister, was also consulted. '69 iSst id

very much involved in any aid reason would be regarded by P td NE UD work but many of them now go Mr Gorton consulted the Commonwealth Office of MPTON to knowledge of God and of His !cp s4 out to serve in special avenues NE NE many as a conservative theolo. theologian of the neo-Thomist Education (now the Department of Education and Science) Y & g i gi@, purposes; but he goes on to say 1 . ..4 sf of Christian service requiring a BA c.) TERR. TH

gian. An analysis of his writings OLLED ARNA school, very much opposed to for Which he was ministerially responsible. The office was TH ERENCE RTH Q. Q. RTH

that theological concepts do not (.7 (... CKHA particular training or academic reveals the following points of told how delicate the matter was. The Government was °LKa 1 P such modern innovations as Lo- al .4 EF T. T. come "in vacuo": they are very Z NR IR YDNE < i . .72 background before they enter S BRIS NO RO ADELAIDE PER UNATTACHE R S MELBOUR NOR view. pledged to help the R.C. system, but wanted to do so in MEN id E W gl ZaiUst 02 a% 1.1 ao c! to Z F. gical Positivism and religious much connected with concrete, Deaconess House. Others decide (a) He holds that the human a way which would give the greatest possible proportion of 2 1 2 I 1 I I 10 subjectivism. He claims that the everyday experience under the '-, f it'WS 1.41A.S., ADELAIDE 18 116 2 6 I while training, to offer for service mind can, from the consideration the aid to non-Roman Catholic schools. The Government 5 8 21 4 4 5 1 radicals are in a position of psy- guidance of the Holy Spirit. !. FR • \i' IS'. BRISBANE 35 in I on the mission field. Two of the of finite beings, arrive, without chological advantage, since they wanted to have its cake and eat it, too. ST. MP II 1EL'S, CRAFERS 42 150 8 17 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 24 2 Hence he sees that the ideal of 3 3 students this year are C.M.S. appeal to "religious experience" can point to mistakes that the Eventually, Robson's dominant interest in science educa- R1131.45 . MELBOURNE 28 32 4 12 1 22 I 1 1 or "revelation," at a sure know- all religious knowledge is com- MOORi . SYDNEY 81 ,88 7 33 164 3 1 20 candidates. Church has made in the past tion led Sir Robert to accept his advice. Since then, over 1 ledge of the existence of a God mitment, contemplation and pe- $39 million has been given toward the provision of science ST. .10 ti,'s. MORPETH 33 30 3 14 I 11 1 3 5 1 5 1 1 11 1 (e.g. the condemning netration beneath the level of pERR1 II,SLL. MELBOURNE 5 8 3 I 3 I 8 I I whose primary character is that laboratories alone, a large part of which has naturally gone 2 ! Galileo and the clash between sense. ST. COLUMB S, WANGARAITA 7 6 1 3 4 I • The Bible Society's contract of a self-existent Being. Bishop Wilberforce and Thomas to Roman Catholic secondary schools. 12 11 1 2 9 1 I SOME WORKS BY TRINITY COLLEGE. MELBOURNE with the Hong Kong Press which He contends that the finite Huxley), and say that this proves Mr Robson was awarded a knighthood for his help with w(t1 l. isToN. PERTH_ 5 7 2 — 1 4 (b) E.L. MASCALL: has printed Scriptures for three world derives its existence and its this plan and for other services to Menzies. He did not live 1266 278 24 12 98 64 12 6 6 3 1 5 42 2 — 5 2 3 124 4 4 3 — 13 — — 1 '— — 1 56 that the radicals are clear-headed --- generations, has been terminated. continuance from a free act of and right while the conservatives l"He Who Is: a Study in to receive the accolade. Auckland 13, Christchurch 2, Dunedin 3, Nelson 2, Polynesia 1, Waikato 3, Wellington 5 Walapu 8, The Press's entire capacity is will on the part of God, to whom Traditional Theism" (1943). Other forms of aid have since been devised by various ST. JOHN'S. t ( (Ia. AND 59 In 11 113 Melanesia 0 are stupid and wrong. But, as he MI MI \ I now geared for the production of it is altogether unnecessary and points out, these two instances 2. Existence and Analogy" Governments with the expected result that vital funds have I References: 1. St. Francis has one for A.B.M. the "little red book" of the been drained from the public education systems. N.S.W. hasn't DEACONESS tint tit. 511 I li I I 1 1 2 2. Craters has 3 for New Guinea, 1 for Melanesia, 1 for Kuching, 1 foe Hong Kong. 1 . for who would be in every respect do not prove the point: the ver- (1949). DEACONESS 11111 sI 551, 5, I ' r.t 2 1 I30 Brotherhood of Good Shepherd, 8 to- S.S.M. Thoughts of Chairman Mao! complete without it, but whose dict of posterity is not always 3. "Via Media: an Essay on the money to train sufficient teachers, despite the fact that 3. Ridley has 1 for Mauritius, 1 for Singapore, 1 for Presbyterian, Scripture production is now being good calibre recruits are offering. Thousands of Australian 4. Wollaston did not submit detail.. concern with it is none the less in favour of radicalism, even Techological Synthesis" (1956). Christ ( ollege, Hobart—no reph, spread over several printing a manifestation of the deepest when useful work and know- 4. "Words and Images" (1957). teachers are being attracted into systems abroad, particularly firms. condescension and love. ledge results. He attacks the dog- S. "The Recovery of Unity" Canada. Teacher discontent is at an all-time high because of the matism and categorical assertions (1958). (c) He rejects "religious ex- rapid deterioration of their teaching conditions. This is not perience" as a criterion of true of modern radical biblical scho- 6. "The Secularisation of Christianity" (1965). to say that our public education system is not one of which knowledge and claims that reve- lars, since many of these are con- we can be justifiably proud, but a crisis does exist which SYDNEY SERIES tradictory and hence confusing to lation and reason together are is being exacerbated by draining off public funds to shore HEAR the only valid means. Religious the general reader. He holds that up the wilting Roman Catholic education system. experience for Mascall is too when we are presented with an "The Catholic Weekly" is quite honest about the situation. subjective and vague. argument we should examine it It says: "There has been too much talk and too little action INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN APRIL 13th - 27th (d) He is a champion of carefully for possible defects and on a political level on the question of Governments giving "theological synthesis," i.e. the not allow ourselves to be dazzled Dr Gamey financial relief to the hard-pressed (Roman) Catholic schools." tv BIBLE TEACHER AND AUTHOR holding together of two (or by the rhetoric or prestige of its "immediate help is the only solution," it says. S(OTS CHURCH, MARGARET STREET, SYDNEY more) notions of doctrine which, proponent. We believe the only solution, if Governments and the might well seem to be incom- Roman seek a solution for a situation brought patible (not in fact but in appli- CAUTION ON UNITY about by an astute and unprincipled change in policy, is SUNDAYS 3.00 p.m. cation). He uses four specific on Stele Mascall takes a cautious, doc- that Governments should begin now to rapidly taper off MONDAYS No Meeting examples to illustrate his posi- trinally centred view of the ecu- State aid and that Roman Catholic primary schools should tion. menical movement and the pro- close down in larger numbers than at present. Then this TUES. TO SAT. 7.45 p.m. 1. The Creation: the world blem of Christian reunion. He Church should phase out many of its less satisfactory possesses dependent reality, a sees the following considerations schools secondary schools. middle view between atheistic as being involved:- Contrary to a naive but often expressed view, a properly TOPIC: "DEEPER TREASURES OF THE BIBLE" reality but no dependence and Dr David Garnsey, Bishop of planned phasing out of a large number of unnecessary Church fatalistic dependence but no (1) The problem of Christian Gippsland, believes that State schools will not present an insoluble problem to State reality. unity is fundamentally a theolo- schools need better provision Education Departments. In 1967 (Commonwealth Year Bo(,k, gical one. 2, The Trinity: each person of than they now receive and that 1968) there were 2,588,339 children at schools in Australia. the Trinity has "derived equality" (2) The theological issues are the church should help them Only 594,787 of these were at non-Government schools. (the mean between Modalism and much more profound than is get it. Perhaps 300,000 of these are at schools whose continued SUNDAY APRIL 20th Arianism). commonly intended by the pro- He believes at the same time existence is scarcely justified. Their absorption into the public that church schools have a vital systems does not present a serious problem. 10.30 a.m. St. Paul's Church of contribution to make and that State aid has proved itself bankrupt. Our Governments they should be as good as poss- should get out of it now before the damage is irreparable. England, Chatswood. ible. COLLEGE Bishop Gamsey was comment- 7.15 p.m. Fivedock Methodist Church. ing on newspaper reports of his TRAINING address to the Australian Coun- cil of Churches. During that • Church Leaders TO FIT YOU address he had said: FOR "In education we must cam- SUNDAY APRIL 27th paign ceaselessly for equality of Sunday School Teachers SERVICE opportunity in primary, secon- • 11 a.m. Central Baptist Church dary and tertiary education, un- People in business use Audio Visuals to train AT HOME OR OVERSEAS til the best facilities are avail- and promote products. Should not we as Christians also 7.15 p.m. St. Andrew's Cathedral able for the residents of low in- use the MOST MODERN METHODS to communicate come areas and for child- and teach effectively? ren who are handicapped THE AUSTRALIAN RELIGIOUS FILM SOCIETY For further details of Dr Baxter's itinerary, please contact SYDNEY MISSIONARY C BIBLE COLLEGE physically, mentally and cultur- specialises in the supply of Audio Visuals and equip- Mr John Dykes ally. 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Sommerville N The Office Secretary, S.M.B.C. 43 Badminton Rd., Croydon, N.S.W. m ians and of the churches gener- Mr J. L. Dyke, (Sec ) Mr Al. Lord Col. G. SpIllet NAME: More is learned Rev, G. M. Fletcher Mr W. J. McCartney Mr E. J. Tresise N1 MI ally is too much given to denomi- Rev. N. C. Gibson Rev. F. J. Nile Dr E. H. Watson Telephone: 74-4780 (Sydney) national schools, and not nearly Mr A. A Gilchrist 111 GI ADDRESS: with the use of IN Pesicipst Mt A. D. Deane. RAID. IficePtincipal: Rev. H. C., Grua, INVIIBC. El :nough to the schools which the El W fast majority of our fellow-Aus- CHURCH AUDIO VISUALS EILWIEMEMEWEIWWWWWWW.WWWWWWWWEffiliiiillin talians attend." Australian Church Record, April 17, 1969 Page 3 Page 2 Australian Church Record, April 17, 1969 the week-end. Our most recent bodies here and overseas could The difficulties, the criticisms, Tribute to the perhaps give the answer that we the opposition, should not deter complaints have simply been are seeking in Sydney. us. Let us agree on one thing— ignored. Historic Bible Letters ible's call late Herbert (Mrs) Sadie Simmons, when men try to get on with Our first task is to keep our Croydon, N.S.W. To Rome and he task of spreading the gospel readers and our parishes happy. Henry Davison Clergy stress its and of through the atoning A young Anglican student of Accordingly, we have put our T has been my privilege to Both the Rev. Fred Hanson to holiness death of Christ, we must stand & Prayer Book All confined? history at Oxford who became a printing schedules back some have known the Rev. Herbert and Mrs Margaret Douglass have Your 'Quito ks in *Hot Line" with them. days so that the ACR is now Henry Davison for almost 30 A HISTORIC moment in the discussed through your columns Lev.11.45 says "For I am the Roman Catholic at 21, a Jesuit It is a good sign that in the mailed on Monday. This means (A.C.R., March 20) with refer- Lord your God . . . be holy, at 23 and an Anglican clergy- years during which time I have La life of Holy Trinity, North "the remedies available today ence to the minority role of Comb series of Crusades recently held that deadlines for all forms of found him to be a convinced Terrace, Adelaide, occurred re- under the merciful hand of God" for I am holy. man at 38, is now serving a evangelical in Australia, back in Australia, many who had advertising, for news, articles evangelical, a lover of the cently when descendants of John In these days when we see curacy in the evangelical parish natural misgivings about any for coping with the particular highlights the regrettable fact that and letters have all been set Gospel, and a faithful minister William Adams handed over a stresses of a clergyman's house- Christianity watered down to suit of St. Mary's, Walthamstow, Reformation doctrine of justifi- EVANGELISM form of direct evangelism, felt evangelicals with their tradition England. earlier. Your co-operation and Mr Davison was called Bible presented to their ancestor hold. the majority and God made to cation by the merits of Christ A church which is confused challenged to give their support. understanding in a difficult situ- of the "Word," are, it seems, to work at Sf. David's, Surry by the first Colonial Chaplain, Mrs Douglass asked if some all confined to the diocese of Syd- shrink to fit into man's image He is Rev. Richard Acworth, alone. about what is its primary task Official Anglican support was ation created for us by the Post of Him it will do us good to is bound to have lots of confused Hills, in a day when many men the Rev. Charles Beaumont counsellor could readily be made ney. Throughout the world, who as a Jesuit studied in Ger- He came to see that the Bible markedly absent in New Zealand. Office, will be appreciated. look again at what God says. many and at the Sorbonne. He followers. Falling budgets in the The opposite was true here. It would have found such a task Howard. available for those who sought Christians are coming closer to- alone was man's sole authority U.K., Canada, the U.S.A. and was a good sign—a sign we hope demanding and almost im- Mr Adams assisted the Chap- advice. This counsellor, she sug- gether and sharing their heritages I AM HOLY — The Old left the Church of England be- in matters of faith and that God also in Australia may be some of a serious attempt to evangelise possible. By faith and persever- lain on the voyage out to Aus- gests, might refer those needing with one another. What a pity Testament picture of a holy God cause of the prevalence of moder- gave the believer the Holy Spirit APRIL FOLLY nist theology but was dismayed indication of this uncertainty. Australia from within. ance he built up a strong work tralia in 'The Buffalo" and when I urther help to a Christian we can not, therefore, envisage is awe-inspiring indeed. We see to guide him into all truth. Bishop Ralph Dean, former An Anglican pharmaceutical for God in this inner city area a Bible and Prayer Book for the psychiatrist or child specialist. a diaspora of the churchpeople a God so pure that sin is abhor- to find that Bishop Robinson's The Vatican Council he re- There are other signs which "Honest To God" had won as Executive Officer of the Anglican chemist-turned newspaper edi- and many were brought to new church was sent out from The work of a pastoral coun- of Sydney throughout the Com- rent to Him. We see how im- gards as a step forward and he gladden our hearts, One of them England, Mr Howard presented much acceptance by Continental Communion pointed out recently is the appointment of a lecturer tor of Kempsey, N.S.W., pulled Christ through his ministry. sellor is in a very comprehensive monwealth. possible it is to approach this sees encouraging signs in the the April Fools' stunt of the cen- It was particularly in come. the one he had used on the and specialised field. Experience God who is like a consuming Roman Catholics as it had translation of the liturgy, the that money once given to in evangelism at Ridley College, Lyall Cowell, among Protestants in Britain. churches is channelled off to feed Melbourne. Others are the follow- tury when he brought out the tion with the Sydney Clerical voyage to Mr Adams. and training are essential ingre- St. Francis' College, fire. The Holy of Holies gives encouragement of Bible reading, the hungry because this doesn't up of activities in Queensland, Macleay Argus on the morning Prayer Union that I came to it has been handed down in dients. The counselling of any Milton, Q. us a picture of the unapproach- The break with Rome was the new supremacy given to con- commit the giver. Giving to the N.S.W. and South Australia to of April 1 with a front page know him, and many were the the family to the eldest daughter one case may take many visits ableness of God. We see sinful brought about by his study of science and the abandonment church's missionary task means the Singapore Congress on Evan- story telling of the surrender of hours which we spent around the ever since. Now the family has and many hours of therapeutic Calamity Teilhard de Chardin whose theo- by many of a belief in transub- accepting this task as an indivi- gelism . a Russian fleet at Trial Bay. Mr Throne of Grace praying for the decided that the right place for follow-up. Parish clergy who logy won a much wider accep- stantiation. dual burden. It also implies that Barry Chataway persuaded radio work of God both in the diocese the historic Bible is in Holy work in this field as their limited God's will by Sheila Ilayles tance by Continental theologians On ecumenism, he does not the giver should be personally station 2KM to join in. The and beyond. Mr Davison was Trinity Church. time allows would agree with A few comments of Mr L. R. than it did in England. He felt believe that denominational committed to spreading the gos- PERTH CHAIR "scoop" story was accompanied indeed a prayer warrior. The picture shows Mr Taylor, this. "Contact with an experi- Shilton's article "Calamity and that Teilhard's reinterpretation boundaries are the real divisions by a large illustration showing the For some years past he had representing members of the man endeavouring to keep God's of Christianity in terms of evolua pel among those around him. enced senior clergyman or his the Will of God." laws but failing utterly. We see that separate Christians. He does Many feel too uncomfortable The new Dean of Perth, Very "Russian et" in Trial Bay. It known the burden of failing Adams family, who were present wife," as Mrs Douglass suggests, To say that God no longer tionary progress was anti-biblical Rev. John Hazelwood, formerly the burdensome sacrifices being not think that one's faith should about this and so avoid such a included submarines, trawlers, a health but at no time did he at the service, handing over the could perhaps merely scratch an intervenes in the affairs of this and ignored the doctrine of the be given to an, organised church Dean of Rockhampton, has a sailing ship with full square rig lose heart in the work of the Bible to the Rearm:, the Rev. already irritated surface. Very, world nor "saves the good man" made to atone for sin in an Pall of man. commitment. attempt to be accepted as righ- but only to Christ Himself and reputation for being quite and the Titanic sinking on a reef. ministry to which God had called Lance Shilton. very few of the families seeking leads us to believe that Gad is a swinging fellow. He has quick- teous by a holy God. Teilhard's views were not al- the Bible. PRACTICAL DIFFICULTIES The photo was an obvious him. In keeping with his life The Bible and Prayer Book help and advice would need to no longer concerned, that He no lowed publication until after his ly got into his stride at St. of activity for Christ His Home were used in the service, which be referred to a psychiatrist. longer sits on the throne of the God tells his people that they George's Cathedral but judging "spoof' but Australians give a lot death but then Mr Acworth Practical difficulties are obvi- a'all came while he was chairing a was the 131st Anniversay of the However, most families would universe and that He is no longer shall not do as they do in the found that the Jesuits would not ; from the service broadcast on of credit to anything in the news- land of Canaan, but that they • Almost 100 per cent of the ous. We are not geared for evan- paper. As a result lots of people meeting of his Parish Council. Laying of the Foundation Stone benefit very greatly by therapy, directing all things "after the allow the publication of a critical gelism and an intensive program I national radio on the Sunday next shall keep His laws and by doing people of Afghanistan follow went on the long drive out to The many who knew Herbert of Holy Trinity Church and the either on a group or on an indivi- counsel of His own will." (Eph. appraisal of his views, so greatly Islam, the official religion. of training for all Christian before Easter, the swing is some- Henry Davison will thank God 132nd Anniversary of the First dual basis. so they shall live. We see the what backwards. Trial Bay and some hundreds 1:11b). had they been affected by libera- Eighty per cent of these affili- people is a top priority. People for his life and witness. CI T halriiisltian Service in South Aus- If anything at all is to be Scripture, history and our own Israelites set apart from the lism. rang up offering food and cloth- nations which surrounded them ate with the Sunni sect. There offer in considerable numbers It was a communion service, ing for Russian sailors alleged to \ done in this matter, it is suffi- observations compel us to recog- when training is offered. But we ;recognisably Anglican but cer- because they looked to God for By Christmas 1967, Mr Ac- are minor colonies of Jews, have defected! We must be care- ciently serious for the best to nise that God suspends laws and worth's study of the Bible led Zoroastrians and Hindus. There have to be convinced that this is tainly experimental. It was quite I hr kfi.fut. ltry.uotine. ( B. Howard's Bible and Prayer direction and when they were ful what we publish after this. be done, not merely for a prop acts independantly from them him to reject the doctrine of a primary need in all our I out of keeping with Anglican Book to Hob In to It, Adelaide. obedient to God's commands we are no Christians, according to to support without remedying the whenever it pleases Him to do merit and to firmly accept the the Afghan Government. churches. worship to introduce into the ser- root causes. Specialists in the have withholden the rain see their high health standards, so. "I moral laws and God's protection Then we have to be aware of vice a prayer to the Mary. field are absolutely necessary, or from you, when there were yet the resources that are available which in war made them to be There is not a single liturgy more harm than good could come three months to the harvest." to give the training. As yet they accepted by Anglicans anywhere feared by their foes. of the venture. (Amos. 4:7a). are thinly spread in the State which includes such a prayer. Its Through the A.C.R. it was BE YE HOLY — God com- capitals and in some large pro- The illustration of Amy Car- He came intrusion into the service can only earlier suggested that a survey michael portrays the shallow manded man to be holy but vincial centres. Somehow, help provoke and irritate unnecessar- should be made of the structure thinking of many people today man cannot. He falls far short has to be offered right down to i ily. He came... ind workings of the average who think that God's great plan of the standards set by a holy to save us He came. the parish level. Some parishes We do not believe that Perth .lergyman's duties and household God and he disobeys God and will not want it because they churchmen will relish a return to and design can be thrown out he suffered . . set-up. This would give terms of "by human frailty or sin." Is chooses his own way. Paul cried because we are sinful He suffered. have no thoroughly converted medieval corruptions which we reference for simple adjustments out in anguish "Who shall de- Christians to train. This stark have given up officially long God continually changing His He died ... to relieve stress generally, and purposes and making new ones liver me from this body of that we might have Life He died. and unpleasant fact needs to be since. !or therapy. death?" We are all under God's faced. Prayers to the Virgin Mary or each day, or are His purposes He rose ... The Presbyterian Church in fixed eternally before the founda- judgment because we fail to keep that we might share His victory He rose. The Lay Institute for Evangel- to any human being, living or Victoria has had for eight years his pure laws. movement initiated ions of the world? What does He will come ... ism (L.1.F.E.) dead, not only insult the intelli- the Cairnmillar Institute in In the Old Testament blood in Australia by Rev. Geoff. Flet- gence and retuse the Scripture,. Prahran, run by the Rev. Dr the Word of God say For I, a final victory at His coming, sacrifices were made for sin con- Jesus Christ, He will come. cher may have certain weakness but also deny the effectiveness of Francis McNab and a staff of Jehovah, change not . . . (Mal. which a correspondent in a recent we 3:6). "But He is one mind, and tinually and the sinner would —JOHN RAMSLAND the atonement of Christ which 14 qualified people. It has avail- bring his offering of a lamb, ox issue of the A.C.R. pointed out. celebrate in the communion ser- able counselling and group who can turn Him?" (Job 23:13). Probably any method man devise It is only when we stop and or dove and lay his hand upon f vice. therapy, courses in human rela- its head at the door of the tent to evangelise will have Weaknes- We sincerely hope that the aons and the understanding of think worthily of our Creator ses. But all movements which and stand in awe of His ador- of meeting and the priest would All are invited to the occurrence is not a straw in the family life, and research on com- then take the offering and shed seek to bring individuals into a wind. munity needs. A group of able perfections that we see Him N.S.W. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR UNION. living relationship with Christ. to sitting upon His throne, being of its blood. The sinner would then in a Roman Catholic convent go to his home assured that he give them a sense of commissi.sr were among those seeking Dr one mind and fixed purpose, 78111 STATE CONVENTION to train them and send them "working all things together for was made free from sin because A. C. R. PRODUCTION McNab's aid. the animal's blood had been to witness to the Holy Spiro • Ausu aha's largest easiness If this type of institute has good to them that love God .." power, should cause evangelicals CHAPTER MANGE Peter N I, ( shed. April 24th-27th undertaking, the Post Office, last . LOA GliES, proved so valuable in Melbourne, to reloic., and thank God. ‘ 00d Lied. **, We have a far better offering, Speaker, Dr James H. Jaunee. year imposed savage increases .‘ , :awing at- its activities or those of similar 8111-1 tention to the serious implications an offering made once for all on the mailing charges for news- ON EVANGELISM and whose blood was shed. A Studies, Tour, Barbecue. papers and with it there has been of the Bible Society's change in' its charter drew considerable at- spotless Iamb 'has been offered to Live in or be a part-time delegate or visitor at Naamaroo WOOD (WILL FUNERALS a rapid deterioration in the ser- FRIDAY 3Cth and SATURDAY 31st HAY 1969 Insure Church Property with the God. He is the. Lord Jesus Christ Conference Centre, Lane Cove. Special Youth Action vice provided. We have had tention and the resulting corres- pondence in our letter columns Chaplet House, St. Andrew's (athedral and his blood is acceptable to Program at Pitt Street Congregational Church on Satur- many complaints from our read- CHURCH OF ENGLAND INSURANCE God to atone for our sins. Our day, 26th April, 7.45 p.m. ers, from parishes in Western expressed the same concern. Theme: "THE GOSPEL IN OUR MACE NEW, WORLD" Metropolitan (All CO. Australia Limited response is to appropriate the Registration forms and information from Branches) 80.0396 Australia but also from Sydney. In the United Kingdom, the CONGRESS CHA I It al EN: of gift by faith in Christ and go We mail copies on Wednesday P.O. Box A130, Sydney South, or ring 61-3655. katoomha — Katoombn Society tried to placate its sup- Archbishop of Sydney. (Ina in N.S.W.) away believing. •' a • to arrive by The Most Rev, Marcus Loane, porters by pointing out that the Because . The blood of Jesus Christ essential safeguard has been re- The Right Rev. A. .1. DaM, Coadjutor Bishop. Dr Donald Oakley, Methodist Layman. I. The Company is wholly owned by Dioceses of the Church cleanses from all sin. We can moved from the charter by per- stand before God made righteous mission of the Privy Council and Mr Neville Cush, Congregational Layman. of England and it operates entirely for the benefit of the The Chairman and Committee of Church. by Jesus Christ. It is only in YOUR ACR SUBSCRIPTION FORM has been placed in the Rules of Speakers: this way that we can obey God's THE I.V.F. GRADUATES' FELLOWSHIP the Society. Supporters have de- Rev. Graham Miller, Presbyterian Minister and l'rin- 2. Our Re-insuring Companies are among the strongest in command to be holy! If (N.S.W.) rived little assurance from this cipal, Melbourne Bible Institute. the world. we accept God's gift we will be because the Rules may be chang- To become a subscriber to the Australian Church Re- Canon D. W, It, Robinson, Vice Principal, Moore 3. Claims, both large and small are dealt with promptly. able to cry with all our hearts cord, just fill in the form below and mail it in with invite you to be present at ed quite easily. The Chart' Theological College. in joy and great thankfulness. cannot, In Australia, the B.F.B.S. 4. Church property worth more than $65,000,000 is insured $3 or simply ask us to charge it Rev. Harry Rowe, Minister, Central Baptist Church, with this Company. "I thank God — The Lord has not said a word. That doesn't Jesus Christ — can deliver." THE FIRST EXPOSITORY ADDRESS mean that we have gone un- Sydney. 5. Classes of insurance undertaken include FIRE (with ex- I enclose $3 for annual subscription/Please charge it heard, Far from it. Rev. Dr Charles Noller, Methodist Minister, New- tension to storm and tempest, earthquake, etc., if re- (cross out one) "The Significance of the Resurrection in the On the "grapevine" we have castle. quired), MOTOR CAR, PUBLIC RISKS, PLATE GLASS • Sir Cyril Black, Conserva- These speakers will examine subjects such as: "The Doctrine of and BURGLARY. — — — — — — — — — — — — — Early Christian Era and its Relevance Today" heard that a statement is being he Church": "The Doctrine of Authority": "The Authority of the tive M.P. for Wimbledon, has , decided not to stand at the next by prepared at Commonwealth Gospel"; The Social Implications of the Gospel. in relation to the HONORARY DIRECTORS: level. We hope it doesn't gloss following areas of concern: "The New Evangelism," "The New General Election. He will be 67 To The Australian Church Record, 511 Kent Street, Kenneth L. McKay, B.A. (Syd.), M.A. (Cantab.), Theology" and "The New Morality." over the issue for a principle is In addition, twelve elective Seminars will be held on Saturday, G. V. DAVY, B.A., LL.B. (Chairman) next month. Sir Cyril has been Sydney, N.S.W., 2000. Reader in Classics, Australian National University, at stake which the Society itself which will enable all delegates to take an active part In the program Rt. Rev. R, C. KERLE, B.A., TH.L. prominent for his stand on Chris- The Seminars will further examine the above areas of concern and Ven. C. A. GOODWIN, M.B.E. (Alternate) tian principles in debates on con- to be delivered in St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, has regarded as vital for over 150 other related questions such as "Evangelism and Social Concern." NAME years. "Evangelism and the Inner City." "Evangelism and Drugs." "Evangelism C. E. SMITH, M.B.E., F.C.A. temporary social issues. on Sunday, 20th April, 1969, at 8.30 p.m. Youth,". "Evangelism and the University" and "Evangelism road Canon C. G. O'KEEFE, 0.13.E., TH.L. (Alternate) (following Evening Prayer) The long delay does not do the the New Australian." (.11 A. C. MAITLAND. ADDRESS Society credit, Our editorial was For further details write to: The Rev. Fred .1. Nile, R. A. CATLEY. E. N. MILLNER, F.C.A. LIGHT FINGERS taken up in other church Press Hon. Congress Secretary, c/o Diocesan Church HoIlw, Hy courtesy of the Dean and Chapter. St. Andrew's Cathedral, an organs and one even printed it in 82 PITT STREET, SYDNEY. Two church bells weighing POSTCODE .... Expository Address will be held each term to provide informed state- George Street, SYDNEY, 2000. more than 2 c t. 11,ve been stol- ments on Scriptural Principles and topical issues by evangelical full. It needs to be faced with close 19111 hlav, 1969. l'Inme 2S-0709 Telegrams COFE SYDNEY. theologians and academics. I complete candour and soon. from Cold Norton, Essex. Australian Church Record, April 17, 1969 Page 5 Page. 4 Australian Church Record, April 17, 1965 SHORT NOTICES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE CHURCH QUAR- Th. C. exam. results Brisbane's TERLY, Vol. 1. No. 3. January Key Books 1969. pp. 80. 8/6 (UK) SP.C.K. Prospect. S.A.; Frost, W.. Ryde; (Me- THE MOORE COLLEGE dina (3., North Terrace, S.A.; Frost, F., and Epworth Press have com- POSITIONS Holiday Committee for External Studies Ryde; Allan, R. M., Auckland, New bined their quarterly reviews in- ACR'S REVIEW EDITOR INTRODUCES SOME IMPORTANT NEW TITLES: announces the following results Zealand; Curry, B. R.. Coogee; Foster to this publication, beginning J. M., Bexley; Moon, B., Eastwood; tay UPPSALA SPEAKS. Section Reports VACANT Accommodation of third-term examinations, 1968. Miller, N., Brighton-Le-Sands; Layt, P., last year. An editorial, five OUR GUILTY SILENCE, The Church, the Gospel and the World. They also include those enrolled Wahroonga. Comyns, E., Adamstown; of the Fourth Assembly of the World thoughtful and provocative ar- John R. W. Stott. Hodder Stoughton. Christian Foundations No. 22. CHARLTON BOYS' HOMES require weNTWonTH FALLS. Mod. Cottage. all Court, J. H., Lugs North, S.A.; Craw- dedicated married couples as house- conveniences. 44-3688. Ifor the S.P.T.C. course. ford, A., Belmont North. Council of Churches. Ed. Norman ticles and an excellent book re- London, 1967. pp. 125. 80c. The "customary slumber" of the Church of Parents. Live In. Also laundress Opportunity for ChristiaApply t PRELIMINARY COURSE PASS: Crawford, J. C.. Belmont; Goodall. 1968. pp. 91. $1.10. view section. This and the England over evangelism deeply troubles John Scott. The 1945 report- (daily). Butler, S. B., Brighton-Le-Sands; Page, service to he.p boys in need. y BLACKHEATH. Furntsnea, clean cottage, MODERN CHURCH HISTORY Churchman will keep those who "Towards the Conversion of England" was widely acclaimed but giving church affiliation, copies refer- all conveniences. Phone 631-3592 High Distinction: Stubbs, T. L. Wemb- 2.. Ryde; Keane, J. R.. Glebe; Thomas, Institute Official reports of world con- ences, etc. to Box 5, Q.V.P.O., (Sydney exchange/. ic y. W.A.; Robinson, G., CL:atswood: R. J., West Lindfield; Watson, M.. East ferences are often rather stark are not afraid to think hard in proved a pipe dream. Here he diagnoses the four causes of our guilty Sydney, .2000. Pa)ne. M. G., Mosman; Zemancheff, Hills; Metcalfe, F. C., Brighton-Le-Sands; \Irmbers of all Brisbane touch. silence and gives four remedies, IBalmoral Reach; Lousada, 1. M.. West Borrell, V. A., Heathcote; Curd, J. A., churches attended the Lay Insti- documents. The introduction to SOUTH SYDNEY WYKEHURST GUEST HOUSE Malaysia: Tay, M., Johore, Malaysia. Ferryden Park, S.A.; McEvoy, J. A., COLLOQIUM. The Australian WOMEN'S HOSPITAL tute for Evangelism held at St. each section by its chairman, Distinction; Fiedler, M. R., Walt- Kogarah; Darnley, W. K., LIdcombe; and New Zealand Theological COMMUNICATION FOR THE CHURCH, by Raymond W. Mc- VACANCIES exist on the Staff of the For an enjoyable holiday in Butler, S. .I., Brighton-Le-Sands, Fens- some account of the plenary dis- above-mentioned Hospital for* roonga; Prosser, J. H.. Willoughby; Stephen's, Cooparoo from 17 to Review. Vol. 3. No, 1. Ed. Ray- Laughlin. Sondervan, U.S.A. 1968. pp. 228. $3.95 (US.). The first book DOUBLE and TRIPLE CERTIFICATE Christian atmosphere. Good Johnston, R. D., Eureka: Chein. R., ham, A., Annerley, Old.; Church, D. T., cussion, and a personal comment Claredale, Old. 19 April. we have seen that brings together modern communication theory and SISTERS. Food. H. and C. water in bed- Malacca, Malaysia: Coxhead, K., Punch- by a section member, make the mond Foster. pp. 100 $1.20. Wages and conditions according to bowl; Walliker, E., Balmoral Beach; ADVANCED COURSE. The Director of L.I.F.E., Rev. general semantics and makes it a unity to serve the spread of the Award. Clarke, 1. S., Wentworthville. HISTORICAL THEOLOGY: Formerly The New Zealand telephone: rooms. House-parties taken, Geoff, Fletcher broke his return actual reports come alive. It is Appy InTHygritaTzN Credit: Thorp, B.. Yebil, N.G.: Emery, High Distinction: Tay Sin Hock, J., fashionable to ask of such con- Theological Review, this is tho gospel and the work of the Church. A vital tool for all who would Mr and Mrs H. Bartrop, S. Marrickville; Walker, 1.. Nundah, Johore, Malaysia; Barker, A. C. H., journey from running an insti- improve their communication skills but not written for popular con- Ramsland. M.. Berowra; thetas'. Hamilton, N.Z.: Tay, M., inhere, Malay- ferences, "Was it worth it?" first issue sent to us, This issue THE SCRIPTUREU NN 219 Katoomba Street, tute at Mt. Ise to lead this QUEENSLAND Hurstville; Gilbert, St, Beverly sia. at least is heavily weighted in sumption. Those who need it will never part with it. OF Distinction: James, R. K., Bronte; institute. It is a Queensland The answer, of course, lies in Is seeking an Honor WARDEN for KATOOMBA. Hills; Coyle, A. M. L., East St. the direction of philosophical its L ake Moogearry ah Campsite. Kilda: Ho, G. B., St. Lucia, Oki.; Langford-Smith, K., Castle Hill. follow-up of the Asia-South the use we at home make of A GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO THE BIBLE, by Norman L. Applications are Invited from healthy Credit: Allan, J. R. W.. Auckland, theology and may prove pon- Moore. M. G., Gymea Bay; Christie, Pacific Conference on Evangel- the thinking of so many of the Pensioners or retired coupes. Free J. K., Beecroft; Small. L. J., Belmont, N.Z.; Summer, M., Cabramatta; Horton, derous to some. The publishers Geisler and William E. Nix. Moody Press, US.A., 1968. pp. 480. accommodation will be provided. HOLIDAY FLAT Vie.; Boughton, R. It. Bowral; Davies, D. A.. Cremorne: Stening, R. J., Uni- sim held in Singapore in Novem- world's ablest Christian leaders. $6.95 Apply to: The General Secretary. versity of Qid.: Warwick. N. K., Castle should take a leaf from the (U.S.). An outstanding introduction to the whole Bible in its class. 363 George Street, Brisbane, Q.. 4000. W.. Yagoona: Vines. G. V.. Zillmere. ber last, This book might enable us to Tastefully furnished, 2 bedrm. Old.: Sexton, S. J.. Padsow. Arland. Hill; Bowra, K., Huistville; Davis. W. Church Quarterly's book and use Highly recommended for Bible colleges and institutes, The beautifully C. B.. Beverley Hills; Peake, J. P. M.. Eastwood; Donald. B,. Fairfield At the Congress, each dele- find out what they actually said Flats, modern, all elec., no linen a clearer type-face and a more clear-types used, the layout, illustrations and fine binding make it a sheer pleasure to use, Better still Wandoan, Q1d.: Scott, W. LT. Baulkham West; Langstaff, L., Kingsgrove; Moun- gation pledged itself to initiate and thought, and we might be WORK WANTED or cutlery. Septic system, suit 4 Hills: Harris, R. %V., Ramsgate: Cham- tain, V.. Hampton, Vie. helpful layout. Good material it draws upon the findings of modern archeologists and biblical scholars as fully substantiating con- persons. Centrally situated. Two berlain, A., Nowra: Crisp, H. M., Pans Endean, 1. IL M., Green Valley; some form of united evangel- encouraged to think about it servative scholarship. lbornbury; Ramsland. J. A.. Beroivra: Tierney. J. L., Tamworth; Changing, F., also, and perhaps do something needs good presentation if it is PAINTING? mins. beach, P.O. and shops. Nelson, N.Z.; Ireland, E. W.. Dtmnside; istic effort to preach the gospel For that Painting Job Large or Nightingale, J., Kensington; Nicholson, about it. Each of the six sections to be read, smaii Ring Clive Freeston 5337S.-5 E. M., Moorooka, Old.; Shave. H. A. Eager, M.. South Hurstville; Moyes, R. to the whole nation. Rev. John Apply: F. R. ELLIOTT, Middle Cove; Kilpatrick, R., Merriwa; S.. Camila; Levert, R. M.. Revesby; Greenwood, rector of Cooparoo, is important; perhaps the section Meets. R. V. Tamworth: Simpson Bas.sett, W. G., Nowra: Lloyd. D. F., on Worship is one of the most WHEN MOVING! Box 29, Forster, N.S.W. 2428. G. M.. Earlwood, Chiswell, B. M.. Auckland, N.Z.; Mathison, R. C., Camp was an Australian delegate. The Shift Is to Gunneda.h. Ryan. 1., Bondi Beach; Hill, Old.; MacAlley, P.. Port Campbell. A columnist in the "Cowie:- relevant. Teiephone 65. Vic. A. R. C. THOMAS. Chamberlain. C.. Nowra: Thomson, J. C. E. W. Bellingham. W.. Baulkham Hills; Pine, A. F.. Wil- NEW TESTAMENT IV: Mail," Mr Douglas Rose, report- Credit: Lloyd, D. F.. Auckland, N.Z.; FURNITURE REMOVALS- loughby: Chapman. I. A.. Narraweena: ed: "It's taken quite a long time Davis, W. M., Campbell, AN FXPOSITION OF THE EPISTLE TO STORAGE. PROFESSIONAL Brennan. H., Penshurst; Jones. E., En- but the bulk of the Christian field. Miss L. THE ROMANS, prepared in the Prison Modern equipment, efficient men. Pau: Cocks, H. A. S.. Strathfield: Ol- Church is now starting to show A SERVICES sen. D.. North Manly: Mountain, V. S.. Cell by Ian R. K. Paisley. Marshall, 214 SorrelIPASFIkAa,r4WATti. Phillip St Hampton. Vic., Perry, B. C., Cattle- some interest in lay evangelism, crag, Bridge. D. T.. Floreat Park. W.A.; even if the denominations aren't Morgan d Scot. pp. 191. 25/- (U.K.) 630-1241. 635-6668 Gardiner, D., Hornsby: King. P.. Cre- exactly rabid about it yet . . . It PLACE A new and efficient service monie; Simes, J., Sans Souci; Walters. Canberra 1968. A.. Bankstown, Sayers. G. G.. Mt. appears that not a few clergy A useful exposition written INTERSTATE Kuring-Gai; Koo, S. T.. Sandy Bay, could benefit by being exposed ANTHONY WELBY Tan.: Louttit. P., Sabah. Malaysia, Wal- during 83 days of imprisonment TO CALL lace. J. W.. Parkes; Blacken. K. C., to such a course." in 1966 by this militant, Irish SERVICES Beverly Hills; Humphrey, R., Adelaide, Coherence Commenting on the Institute, Protestant leader. Each day's ORGAN BUILDER S.A.: Raymond. K. A., Wah- roonga; Tobin. R.. Tambar Springs; St. Mark's Library, Canberra Mr Greenwood said that it would writing is indicated in small print COORPAROO. St. Stephen's, Brisbane. 9 Ruskin Row;:, A“, ton Bch., ONE'S Coy. Cavendish and Chatsworth Roads- Livingston, D. A.. Anarmon: Raymond. is holding an ecumenical con- help churchpeople, irrespective of inserted in the text which the re- Visitors welcome. 7.30 and 9 a.m 2107. Phone 918-3751. 8.. .kserlev Hills; Thorp. D., Yebil. ference, "The Renewing Church," denomination, to present Christ Holy Communion. 11 em. Morning N.G.; Darnley, W. R.. Lidcombe; Good- viewer found a little tiresome. Prayer (Holy Communion 1st Sunday) bury. S., Caringbah: Green. R. F. D., May 5 to 9, next. to adults and students in an The style is rather cumber- 7.30 p.m. Evening Prayer. Rector Rev. Artannon: Boyd, R. Artarmon; Wine. It will be open to ministers organised, effective manner; OWN ... J. Greenwood. A. R.. W. Lime. Old.; Fraser, J. McD.. some, and the language and ex- Baulkham Hills; Frost, I. D.. Ryde. and people of all denominations avoid the religious jargon which planation of some difficult places GOING West? Holy Trinity Norseman, CUSTOMS AGENTS Mostyn, F. W., Unanderra; Chapman, Western Australia Services. 8 a.m. and will be residential. It has is meaningless' to so many could be simpler. On the other Holy Communion. 7.30 p.m Evening Go, ds cleared/delivere.i E M. Chat wood: Witbourne. S., Mos- been organised by Rev. Dr J. S. Prayer. Call in and meet the Rector man: Howes. R.. Willoughby; Severn, people; answer questions and hand, it is a faithful and largely and his wife on your way through. ex Parcels Post, Aircraft G. C.. Riserwood, Giles. L. 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THE AUSTRALIAN THE AUSTRALIAN McuitlyAbe(dPoiprei hot line CHURCH kound-up of church press comment Rev. Clifford J. Brown, form rly of RECORD the diocese of Wangaratta, has been NEW LIFE carries some in- by less and less people. Books appointed curate of St. Bamabas' Ithka The paper for Church of (Brisbane). teresting comments on evange- for review present a real pro- N. Lindsay, r ctor of England people — Catholic, Rev. Canon John lism by Rev. Gordon Powell. blem to all the church Press, us CHURCH RECORD St. Peter's. Southport (Brisbane) since Apostolic, Protestant and 1954, will retire on 31 May. Not once in the first 24 years of included. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER—EIGHTY-NINTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION Rev, Barry R. Hunter, rec or of his preaching ministry did he call Reformed. Biloeln (Rockhampton). has been Church and People (N.Z.) Subscription $3 per, year, appointed archdeacon administrator of for decisions for Christ. He felt carried a centre spread by Rev. Registered at the G.P.O., Sydney, for transmission by post Printed by John Fairies and the diocese. led by God to call for decisions posted. Editorial and Busi- No. 1437. May 1, 1969 as a newspaper. Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. Price 10 cents Rev. Keith J. Coaldrake, rector of Kenneth Saunders entitled: "Dan- ness: 511 Kent St., Sydney, Aramac (Rockhampton) since 1963, has after the 1959 Crusade in Syd- gerous Error: A Critique of been appointed rural dean of the West 2000. Phone: 61-2975. Office and an honorary canon of St. Paul's ney. Since then, he says that he Church Union." Bishop Peter has entered into a new spiritual hours: 10 a.m. to ; p.m. Cathedral. Sutton of Nelson says .that he Issued fortnightly, on alter- .Archdeacon Clifford R. Rothero, vicar- experience. Challenge (N.Z.) "welcomes this essay because it ncral of the diocese of Armidale and nate Thursdays. Copy dead- ,or of Glen Inns since 1951, will refit', carries the heartening news that is frank enough to say unpopular the end of May and will live in many Maoris were involved in things, wise enough to admit line 12 days preceding date of issue, but earlier receipt rector and responded to the Graham where answers must still be Archdeacon Clifford E. Linker, preferable. -t Holy Trinity, Grenfell (Bathurst), has Crusades in N.Z. Canon Huata, found." en appointed rector of St. Barnabas superintendent of the Anglican south Bathurst. The Christian is certainly the Face to face with Asia Archbishop George Appleton was Maori missions in the Waikato, most outstanding weekly Christ- commissioned as Archbishop in Jerusalem was on the N.Z. Crusade We were struck by the number at Lambeth Palace on 10 March by the ian newspaper that reaches us. Het. Norman thekin, recent- of deaths from heart attacks re- Archbishop of York, in the absence of Executive. Canon S. Rangihu Reading its columns gave us a ly appointed lecturer in Dr. Ramsey overseas. Dr. Appleton was translated Dr Graham's messages cently among Canadian bishops. evangelism at Ridley College, enthroned in Jerusalem on 23 March in better coverage of the Graham Occupational hazard? It carries St. George's Collegiate Church. at the Crusades. Canon Huata Crusades in New Zealand and Melbourne. Rev. Frederick J. Dm rector of said that Dr Graham won his news of Australian Methodists, New strategy needed has Australia than we could get from Adaminaby (Canberre-Goulburn). Presbyterians and Congregation- Mist Diana Reader Harris, who was resigned to undertake relieving duty for way completely into the heart of local Crusade offices. Every ob- Chairman of the Church Missionary clergy on long service leave. He becomes the Maori. alists rejecting episcopacy and so Society in England, 1960-63, has been locum tenons at Cootamundra from stacle seemed to be put in the ENE OF THE sharpest of of the founding of Singapore, elected president and will succeed Sir April 20. The Church Times carries a way of getting news from the the possibility of union with the rector of Hindu v•-/Christ's satires was directed Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew Kenneth Grubb who retires in May. She Rev. Peter H. Thinks, picture of Deaconess Phyllis Ed- Melbourne Crusade office. No- Church of England. But it has was formerly headmistress of Sherbome (Canberra-Goulbum) has been appointed two full pages on its own moves against those of his contem- said: "How much more different School and is the first woman President rector of Longreach (Rockhampton) from wards officiating at a wedding at body knew anything. The Christ- the world will be 20 years from of C.M.S. late June. towards union with the United poraries who were not able to Rev, Keith A. Brashigton has been Treitoriolog, headmaster of St. Aidan's Church, San Fran- ian must have had its own land- now, after Vietnam, after Dr K. J. line to 'London. Church of Canada. Some Angli- discern the "signs of the times." appointed curate of Warrnambool the Hale School, Perth, has been cisco. She is first Episcopalian They could forecast the weather, Britain's military withdrawal (Ballarat). appointed a member of the W.A. woman ordained as a deacon. cans there are busy establishing Dr W. Stanley Mooneyham has been overnment's commission on tertiary Canadian Churchman an- but they seemed wholly unable east of Suez, after Japan's self- appointed president of World Vision education. Melbourne's See carries the news nounces new appointments to the a fund to help stabilise a "contin- to "interpret the present time." defence forces have started to International, the relief and missionary Mr Gordon Landreth, secretary of that All Australian Mothers' service agency, from July 1. the I.V.F. Graduates' Fellowship, has sees of Caledonia. Keewatin, uing Anglican Church" when (Luke 12:5.6) Addressing a pay more courtesy visits, after Rev. A. Gibbons, curate of Medina been appointed general secretary of the Union members will be asked to British Columbia and Brandon. union comes. gathering on February 6, 1969 China's recovery from the (Perth), has been appointed curate of Evangelical Alliance (U.K.). He is a vote on the question of Aus- Northam. lay reader at St. Peter's, Harold Wood. to mark the 150th anniversary excesses of her cultural revolu- Rev. Donald B. Cornelius, who has Mr David Chan, who was born in stralian M.U. becoming autonom tions and her inexorable climb been assisting at Christ Church St. Taiwan, has been appointed general ous. See is now the official paper MOWLL MEMORIAL VILLAGE up the technological and mili- Lawrence (Sydney) since 1965, has been secretary of the Scripture Union in East for Bendigo as well as Mel- 2114 Catsle Hill Road. CASTLE HILL appointed rector of Narranderra Asia. tary ladder." He went on to say Rev. Herbert H. S. Booth has been Rev. Gordon W. Thomas, rector of bourne. appointed rural dean of the West (Bris- St. Aaiden's, Blackheath (Sydney), since VILLAGE FAIR UP that Europe can no longer decide bane!. A•1V. 1965. has been appointed rector of St. The Willochran is full of items the fate of Asia—it will decide Barnabas', Roseville East. about the impending visit of Saturday, May 3, 1969 its own. Rev. Milton M. Myers, curate of St. Thomas'. Kingsgrove (Sydney). since Bishop Quarterman of North 12 noon-4.30 p.ns. Any new trends and develop- 1967. has been appointed rector of the West Texas. He will open the • Barbecue area and hot water (bring your own food). ments in Asia are of the utmost Soldiers Memorial Church, Cabmmattn, • Pony Rides. academic from 15th May. new chapel at the Diocesan • Oriental Dancing Display by Arden School Pupils. significance if the Australian Rev. William J. Lawton, formerly of Centre, Melrose. on May Il. • Bands—Police Pipe Band. Christian Church is to fulfil its Eiallgelical Afternoon Tea . . Hot Dogs. the B.C.A.. has been appointed to the • charge of St. Timothy's, Narraweena among other things. Church of Wonderful Variety of Stalls, including our own Handicrafts. role responsibly. What trends (Sydney). from !ate July. England Newspaper received 688 We look forward to welcoming you and your friends in can we discern in Asia today? Rev. Philip . Blake. vicar of Bran- books for review in LOVELY SURROUNDINGS. on key ston (Lichfich!is been ar pointed to the five COME— (If wet, under cover in hall) FIRST, from Pakistan to Si. George's. •i!cld (Sydney). months to February 1969. For- BUS No. 184: From Pennant Hills Station to our Village- Japan, Asia is a kaleidoscope fouildatioll Rev. Gregor, I 5, 131...land. rector tunately, it did not review them 10 minute9 past hour. of St. John', - • noy), since BUS No. 200: From Parramatta Station to Rogan's Hill. connects of change, revolution and crises. 1966, resigns • ' April to all. Their comment is that more with No. 184 at Castle Hill town for our village. undertake furthsi , in the South and more books are being read N.B. PROCEEDS in aid of NURSING HOME and CHURCH. to faith HOWNINI••••••• American Missionary Society. Rev. Edward G. Watkins, rector of ill IL Wingecarribee, resigns on 12th May to EADER in classics at the Uudlcy Foord, the writer Australia. return to parish work in South • Jerusalem, March 12, (EPS) R Australian National Univer- Canon Basil Williams. rector Rev Arthur Savage, of the diocese of this article, is Dean of of Willochra, has accepted an appoint- — Rev. Elia Khoury, Anglican sity, Mr Kenneth L. McKay of St. Michael's, Wollongong, ment in the diocese of Ballarat. gave the first expository address Moore Theological Col- N.S.W., flew to Christchurch, Rev. Ian George, of the diocese of clergyman detained by police, Willochra, has accepted an appointment was visited by his bishop, the Rt. THE ALL-AUSTRALIAN COMPANY of the I.V.F. Graduates' Fellow- lege and has just returned New Zealand on April' 9 to in the diocese of Perth. ral at St. Andrew's Cathedral, The laying-on of hands by 15 and bishops at the consecration of Bishop Gra- Rev. Najib Cuba'in, after Dr. Est, 1878 from Indonesia where he attend the opening and_cledica- Sydney. on April 20. ham Delbridge in St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, on Easter Tuesday, 8 April. Vie new bishop tion of Latimer House and to Eugene Carson Blake, WCC Mr McKay's subject was "The led in a number of mis- general secretary, made represen- lr will be known as the Bishop in Wollongong. Archbishop N. L. Loane officiated at the consecra- deliver the first W.A. Oran Significance of the Resurrection sions to university stu- tion service. Memorial Lecture. Perth women's tation to Israeli authorities. The in the Early Christian Era and dents. Five times in the The late Canon Orange was meeting was at Ramallah near MERCANTILE MUTUAL its Relevance Today." one of New Zealand's outstand- here. past six years he has visit- shifting process of modernisa- follows: "Your destiny is linked He said that the resurrection ed Asian lands on speak- tion. ing evangelical churchmen and Mr Khoury, a. 45-year-old INSURANCE was a key point in early Chris- for good or ill with Asia." over many years he exercised a convention Furthermore, many world Arab, was arrested March 2 CO. LTD. tian teaching. This was borne out ing and preaching tours Two-thirds of the world's powerful Bible _ teaching minis- MRS D. HULME-MOIR of following a bomb explosion in a of some length. population is located in Asia observers assert that the focal Adelaide's new by choosing one to replace Judas point of world events has moved try throughout the land, among Sydney was the guest speaker at supermarket here. Two girls were FIRE, ACCIDENT, MARINE in the apostolic band, one was and it is exploding four times both university students and Araluen in W.A. this year for arrested in connection with the faster than the West. Fifty per to the Pacific and that the Head Office: 117 PITT STREET, SYDNEY. chosen who would be a witness nations of Asia hold the key to clergy. the Australian Christian explosion, which killed two sol- to the resurrection. In the cent of this vast multitude are Chancellor Now, the Evangelical Founda-. —DIRECTORS: An Asaan university professor under the age of 16 whereas the the world of tomorrow. Women's Convention 1969. diers. No formal charge has been Graeco-Roman world, the possi- recently said in Kuala Lumpur Mr Justice Gordon L. H. tion in Christchurch has been brought against him, but inform- Allen C. LEWIS (Chairman) F. W. RADFORD (Vice-Chairman) bility of resurrection was gene- median age in Europe and the Australia's future is inextri- Including day visitors, over MALCOLM C. DAVIS D. M. CARMENT "In four centuries between 1517 cably bound up with the most Bleby, President of the South able to open Latimer House ed sources said he was detained rally denied, although some United States is 29. Furthermore, Australian Industrial Court, has within the campus of Canter- 450 women attended the conven- A. C. MAITLAND R. A. CATLEY (Managing Director) and 1917 'the west' experienced no Christian can escape being turbulent part of the world — tion which proved a great bless- because he had given the two W. F. RITCHIE, R. E. SCOTT (Assistant Managers) accepted the idea of the soul six different types of revo- accepted appointment as Chan- bury University and adjacent to girls a ride in his car from Ra- profoundly moved by the dire Asia. This new role in Asia ing. The women were asked to BRANCHES AND AGENCIES THROUGHOUT ALL STATES entering another body. Among lution—spiritual, industrial, poli- cannot be escaped and it will cellor of the diocese of Adelaide. Christchurch College in his mallah. the Jews there was an expecta- physical needs of so many He succeeds Sir Bruce Ross who memory. Latimer House has a come expectantly asking "Can tical, human rights, racial and human beings and at the same demand many changes in atti- God furnish a table in the — tion of bodily resurrection at social. It is not over-exaggeration tudes and practices in the Chris- has resigned the position which resident warden, Rev. Maurice J. the last day, but some denied time sense the deeper tragedy he has held since 1943. Goodall, and it houses the very wilderness?" 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Even more important, the re- new responsibilities required and America's retreat from Vietnam which is incontestably new — aide in 1910 and educated at surrection vindicated the claims with no evasion permitted in the will leave an ominous vacuum. Pulteney Grammar School, St. lecture, he spoke of the life and Provision was made in the for the first time there is in the work of Canon Orange and also of Jesus concerning His death, This coupled with the increase world a universal religion and Peter's College, and Adelaide full program for a "Woman to and this was seen to have rele- of Japan's self-defence forces University. During World War dealt with certain aspects of Woman" panel which answered that is the Christian religion." biblical interpretation. vance to the Christian's life here and the growth of China's tech- II he commanded the 2/3rd Aus- questions, a missionary session , CONFIRMATION SERVICE and now. 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Limited remains and the Christian needs Pi a o? logy was almost entirely concern- cesan bishop. They may preside who had been called "Out of to recognise what God is offer- Unfortunately, too few Aus- if asked to do so, over diocesan Write or phone 50-8366 ; ST, PETERS Telephone 51-2119 ed with "mission station" organi- After hours 53-7377 Darkness into His marvellous 96-98 MAY STREET ing and to co-operate with him. tralians have been willing to sation. Among the station's many tribunals. Canon 127 of 1604 re- Light." Today, as in Paul's day, we need concede that we no longer live activities the Church was only quires that a chancellor he at Printed by John Fairfax and Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney, for the publishers, to face the implications of such in a tranquil corner of the globe. one — and sometimes the least least 26 years of age and learned Page 8 Australian Church Record April 17, 1969 The Church Record Ltd., Sydney. passages as Romans 6:1-14, I.ord Boyd Orr some years ago in the civil and ecclesiastical 8:1-17 and Ephesians 2:1-10. Dudley Foord summed up our positions as Continued page two laws.