HE Pastoral Measure, which views known, and there are T received the Royal Assent ample safeguards. on May 30, is the longest and Part 11 sets out the purpose most complex Measure which of schemes and orders. Parishes, Sir Kenneth Grubb, president of the Rev. John A. Friend, chap air at the Church Assembly has prey benefices, archdeaconries and Church Missionary Society since 1944, Illstalmere Hospital (Sydney), has re- intends to relinquish the office at the signed as from September 30. diced. It replaces a large amount rural deaneries may be reorgan- C.M.S. of existing law and provides a The paper for Church of CHURCH RECORD annual meeting in May, 1969. Rev. Dennis G. W. Crisps, chaplain ised and diocesan boundaries has had six presidents since 1810. Sir at Northfield Mission (Adelaide), has ac- comprehensive system of pastor- England people — Catholic, Kenneth is also chairman of the Church altered. Schemes may arrange for THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER — EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION cepted the charge of Elliman (Wil- al reorganisation. the co-operation of clergymen Apostolic, Protestant and Assembly's House of Laity. 'ochre) as from September 14. Reformed and parishes in team and group Registered at the G.P.O . Sydney, for transmission by post Printed by John Fairfax and Rev. J. B. S. Ozanne, curate of St. Rev. John B. Gilbert. rector of Christ Part I sets out the procedure. Subscription $2.50 per year. ministries — an important new as 3 newspaper. Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney Price 10 cents Peter's, Ballarat, has been appointed Church, Balaklava ("delaide), has The initiative is in the hands of Editorial and Business: 511 curate of St. John's, Mudgee (Bathurst). been appointed incumbent at St. Ed- provision. from August 7. ward's, Kensington Ganiens from early the diocesan authorities, but the Kent St., Sydney. Phone: September. necessary schemes or orders have It is made possible for a Rev. Clarence J. White, vicar of St. 61-2975. Office hours: 10 Martin's, Tara (Brisbane). has been ap- Mies Marion Bennett, formerly for 23 to be made by the Church Com- clergyman's office to be abolished, a.m. to 4 p.m. Issued fort- pointed rector of St. Luke's. Rosewood. years director of the Family Service missioners. All concerned have but only if he is found other nightly, on alternate Thurs- Rev. Sydney A. Mainstone, rector of Centre of Sydney's Home Mission comparable work or is financi- St. Bartholomew's, Norwood (Adelaide), Society, wasawarded the British Em- an opportunity to make their days. Copy deadline Thurs- since 1947, has announced that he will pire Medal in the Queen's Birthday ally compensated. A parish is day preceding date of issue, retire from March 1, 1969. Honours List. permitted to exist with a suit- but earlier receipt preferable. Four parishes in the Arilli- Mr Jack E. Langford, C.M.S. Field Rev. H. D. Scott has been appointed able centre of warship, which Superintendent in Darwin since 1962, to the charge of Inverleigh (Mel- need not be the traditional con- dale diocese — Collarenebri, will not be returning to the north after bourne). Mungindi, Walgett and Wee his present leave in Victoria. vicar of secrated church. Rev. George A. Mullins, Waa—will Rev. Ernest North, curate of St. Holy Trinity Ringwood East (Melbourne), The existence of at least one Part 111 sets out a new system share in a planned Faith's, Narrabeen (Sydney). since 1967, has gone to Japan for a three months' million Lutherans living in Sibe- for dealing with churches no evangelistic outreach which has resigned to take up a chaplaincy study tour on Buddhism. He graduated with the Australian Regular Army 'as M.A. last year in comparative religions. ria was discovered by the Russia longer required for their ordinary will cover much of the north from mid-July. Rev. David Harris, regional secretary Institute of Munich, Germany. purpose. They may be used for western corner of N.S.W., be- Rev. Alfred J. Robiohrts has resigned for the B.F. Bible Society at Leeds, According to letters received other suitable purposes, sacred ginning Sunday, August 11, the charge of Edwardstown-Ascot Park Yorkshire. has been appointed State sec- from Siberia these Lutherans or secular, sold or demolished (Adelaide) to accept a chaplaincy at the retary for the Bible Society in South and ending August 18. Repatriation Hospital, Daw Park, from Australia from October. have started to reorganise their and their sites sold, or main- September 30. Rev. William G. Hagston, curate of church life. tained as 'historic or architec- Parish missions will be led Mr Bernard Palmer, aged 38. has been St. James', Toowooniba (Brisbane), has Most of them were deported tural monuments by a fund pro- by the four vicars, Rev. appointed editor of the "Church Times," been appointed vicar of St. Martin's, vided from the resources of the London. Mr Palmer is at present man- Tara. to Siberia from the Baltic Seas Archbishop R. W. H. Moline, Mathew Burrows (Wee Waa), aging director of the company and is Rev. Henry Y. M. Kerly, formerly of countries of Estonia, Latvia and Church and the State. A pro- a former Archbishop of Perth, Rev. John Dowe (Walgett), a great-grandson of the founder. He Oatlands (Tasmania), has been appointed Lithuania. They lived around the cedure containing many safe- recently returned to Western succet-ds Rev. Roger L. Roberts who curate of St. Matthew's, Groveley (Bris- Rev. Peter Swane (Collarene- guards is laid down to prevent Australia for the first time since trom September 1. bane). cities of Omsk, Novosibrish and bri) and Rev, Len. Trump Alma Ata. the inappropriate demolition or his retirement in 1962. He as- Molyneux has been appoint- Rev. NAM C. C. Thompson, formerly (Mungindi). They will be assis- city field worker with the curate of St. Matthew's, Groveley (Bris- They have no pastors or improper use of a church. sisted at the consecration of the Youth Department of the diocese of bane). has been appointed vicar of Holy ted by 75 students from Sydney. church buildings. Their total re- Venerable Warwick Shaw Trinity. Taroom. Bastian as assistant bishop of Moore College and 50 students Revs. Graeme Goldsworth, Rey, Noel D. Bevan has been ap- On June 30. after some weeks of ligious life centres around their Bruce Smith, Dudley Foord i,t1 vicar of St. George's Windsor illness, Deaconess Beatrice Weston, of homes Where they hold Bible There is literally no spot on Bunbury in St. Boniface's from Deaconess House, Syd- and Tuna \irhols discuss Operation North West over -bane). Melbourne diocese, passed away. Miss Catheral, Bunbury. Bishop Bas- ney. Weston had served as a deaconess at classes and services. Small groups the globe today where the gos- morning tea. Rev. S. M. Bramsem rector of Hen- gather nightly for prayer meet- tian will be known as the Bishop ley Beach (Adelaide), has been appoint- St. Stephen's, Richmond, prior to pro- pel of Christ is not heard by way ed rector of Mount Barker. ceeding to West Pakistan in 1930 with ings. On Sunday, groups gather of long-wave or short-wave of Albany. The students will be divided C.M.S. Miss Weston served on the The Rev, P. E. Dann. Rector of Kor- mission field for 30 years and as prin- in homes where they read the radio, ranging in power from a Bishop Bastian was a former into teams led by Head Dea- umburra (Gippsland). has been appointed cipal of Deaconess House. Melbourne, Bible, pray and sing. Occasion- few thousand watts to super- domestic chaplain to Archbishop coness Mary Andrews, Rev. to the staff of the Department of Pro- for four years, She also served for a motion (Bathurst) as Field Officer for period at St. George's. Bentleigh. ally it is possible to have bigger powered transmitters of 100,000 Moline, The Archbishop lives in Dudley Foord, Rev. Bruce meetings outside. watts. retirement in Brisbane. Adult Education. Rev. Reginald S. T. Pelted, rector of Smith, Rev. Graeme Golds- Re, IT. J. Parmedge has been un- Mount Barker (Adelaide), has been ap- man, of St. John's. Frankston pointed rector of Henley Beach from worthy, Rev. Tony Nichols yd, P.. trim Jul, 3, September (Moore College staff) and Rev. Don. Howard. partnership based on a All students are involved in Operation North West for the GLEBE ADMINISTRATION BOARD last week of college term, as mutual aim part of their practical training. church of England—Diocese of Sydney There will be intensive visi- tation in each parish, coffee bars at night, cottage meetings and large central meetings. Operation North West will The Board is responsible for the management of several have both a teaching and an large residential areas of Sydney. Ninety-nine-year leases • Head Deaconess Andrews, one of the planners of Operation evangelistic purpose. have expired on many of the properties and the work' of the North West. Board is expanding rapidly as it undertakes redevelopment of • More photos on Page 3. these areas. This expansion necessitates the appointment of an Assist- ant Secretary whose duties will include responsibility for the accounting procedures and control of staff in addition to assist- ing in secretarial matters. Accounting experience is essential. This is regarded as an important appointment; the success- HILE celebrating Mass in St. Peter's Square in Rome on Sunday, June 30 last, Pope Paul strongly ihe provinces before they are ful applicant will be paid accordingly. W defended the doctrine of papal infallibilily, the Immaculate Conception and ever-virginity of the lilted with artificial limbs. Applications should be marked "Confidential" and ad- The protection and security provided by Ansvar in terms of insur- Virgin Mary and the transubstantiation of the bread and wine in the Communion — this last in its At present the centre consists dressed to The Secretary, Glebe Administration Board, ance derives its strength from an identifying aim shared by the large of a tin shed, without even a fan 275 George Street, Sydney, 2000. Phone inquiries wel- most literal form. The Pope announced to 50,000 worshippers a "(redo of the People of God." for cooling. number of non-drinkers insured by The Ansvar International Group. The refugees live come at 2" / 353 (Sydney Exchange r The Mass marked the "After all the emphasis by the the statement he said, was that there while waiting for the The basis of this unique partnership, with a large group of people, beginning of Paul's sixth Vatican Council on collegiality, the Pope might have wished Government to make them a is that Ansvar insures total abstainers only and provides for them year as Pope and the end of I regretted that there was no to discourage romantic ecum- limb. At present there is no a complete insurance service. "the year of faith" which he reference to collegiality in the enism, which supposes that all trained staff except a male nurse. reference to infallibility. Barbara's training will help her The word "Ansvar" is Swedish in origin and means "responsibility" had proclaimed. He also that is required for the unity of "Also, since the Vatican Coun- the Church is to be more to keep them occupied and to — responsibility on the part of the company and its policy holders gave a special message to the take their minds off their plight. clergy of the Roman Church cil began to distinguish between friendly and tolerant than we to prove, in our contemporary situation, the value of total abstin- the more fundamental dogmas have been in the past." There are lots of children who ence from alcohol as a beverage. throughout the world, re- and the less fundamental ones, have lost one or both parents CARETAKER — CLEANER --- VERGER affirming the principle of A RE-STATEMENT and one or two legs. She will Interested in Ansvar and Ansvar policies of insurance? Then post I was surprised that particular Asked whether he interpreted FULL TIME clerical celibacy. Roman Catholic dogmas, like the spend as much time as she can the coupon below:— the Pope's remark about one with them. The world Press has found Immaculate Conception and 'small S.C. Flat on premises suitable married couple. Will flock and one shepherd as a hid • — OM MM - ME MN added significance in Paul's pro- papal infallibility, were inserted for all Christians to return to She admitted that she had consider energetic retired man or man/wife team, nouncements, coming as they along with the tenets of the the Roman Catholic Church, Dr been a victim of enemy bom- did on the eve of the World Nicene Creed." Blake said: "It does not say this bardments of the city many Apply in writing only — giving full details age, experience, I Please send to me the booklet times. Geuncil of Churches Assembly BLAKE'S REACTION specifically, hut it is implied in When asked how the Church affiliation, references, etc., to— at Uppsala, Sweden. the normal Roman Catholic Miss Barbara Ferguson local people viewed the possibility I "Presenting Ansvar" Asked to comment on the while on leave. of American and Australian with- The Churchwardens, The doctrine of personal papal Pope's statement, Dr Eugene ecclesiology, which has uever infallibility has long been the given up the pesition that it is drawal in the next 12 months, I parley Road, Manly, 209c, I NAME Carson Blake, general secretary Deaconess Barbara Ferguson she said that most that she knew primary obstacle to many of the World Council of Chur- the Church of Jesus Christ." churches considering reunion flew back to Vietnam on Tues- were so concerned with their ches, said that the statement Commenting on the Pope's re- day, July 23, after a week's leave I ADDRESS with Rome. Its re-assertion at affirmation of these doctrines and own existence that they don't "was not so much directed at in Sydney. She graduated Th.L. think much about what is going this juncture was calculated to ecumenism but to those progres- its effect on Church unity, from Deaconess House, Sydney. cool many enthusiasms in the Canon D. W. B. Robinson, Act- on, except as it affects them sives in the Roman Catholic She is a trained teacher and has directly. ecumenical movement and also Church who would go further ing-Principal of Moore College, also done some training as an within the Roman Church. It than was intended by the Vati- said: "I think it may still prove occupational therapist. She said that although many MOTOR FUNERALS longed for peace however if has been interpreted as rebuking can Constitution on the Church true, knowing the subtlety of She went to Vietnam in 1967 LIMITED extreme liberal elements, parti- and the World." their theologians, that they can came, some had said to her that INSURANCE FOR TOTAL for Asian Christian Service but 30 CITY ROAD, SYDNEY Tel.: 211 AN SVAR ABSTAINERS cularly in Holland. make it appear that they have is now working for the Viet- if the Communists take over, They were the ones who, in removed some at least of BR A 'ACHES: 18-22 Collins Street, Melbourne, V.. 3000. 63 1661. 210 Pitt Street, Sydney, N.S.W. 2000. 61 6472 RAMSEY CRITICAL the Pope's opinion, he said, namese Red Cross and is sup- they will kill themselves and tilarong Road 56 Hunter Street, Newcastle, N.S.W. 2300. 2 4655. 182 Ann Street, Brisbane, Old. 4000 2 6605 the sharp edges from these doc- ported by the Australian Coun- NGBAUI—Kingsway, 11 Strong regrets over the Pope's "have accepted modern secular trines. their children too, rather than f.AS'IWOOD—S East Parade 33 Pine Street, Adelaide, S.A. 5000. 8 6564. 167 St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. 6000. 21 6291 While they remain in cil of Churches. statements were expressed by the assumptions and therefore too any form at all, they make any- live under Communism. ROZELLE-93 Victoria Road AZIelHAT radically modify the traditional In an interview with the Re- Archbishop of Canterbury at a thing but a peripheral fellow- Press conference at Uppsala. He teaching of the Church." cord she said that she is to work This is the other side of the said: ship with Roman Catholics out at an amputees' centre in Sai- picture, she said, to their wish Printed by John Fairfax and Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney, for fee publishers, A second possible reason for of the question." Australian Church Record, July 25, 1968 The Church Record Ltd., Sydney. gon. Refugees come to it from that Americans should go home BUSH INDUCTION Road safety a OPERATION NORTH WEST ROBOTS OR DECISION MAKERS? An Induction service is usually prayer desk, etc., the Dean led rather a formal occasion, and, of the Wad. Ted Doncaster with The Second of two Articles about Today's Youth by David Cloydon, General of its relevancy as reflected in couraged to think and to pray his people to the open gate of the life of his parents. over those concerns with the course, it is normally held in a moral issue Secretary, Scripture Union, C.S.S.M. and I.S.C.F. in 14.S.W. the homestead, where he said: The Church Rector and Wardens, then they church building. But on Sunday, ct this gate be a symbol of Evangelist Billy Graham should comply with that set of of daily life to think about, Not only in the family but too would have the maturing ..out. ministry in this parish, May I he re , ponsihility to June 23, when the new Gascoyne- urged North Carolina Christians values whizh he himself holds. reflect on, grapple with and apply also in the life of the local benefits of decision making and the hearts of many be opened stimulate and to guide a Ashbu'ton Parish was iraugurated to see highway safety as a H.s concern ought rather be to God's Word to each aspect of Church, the younger generation the excitement of seeing God at to receive the Lord of Life young person so that he "burning moral issue." see the proper development of our lives. Do we share with our should be given some oppor. work. in the dixese of North West Aus• and His good news, and may leads a full, worthwhile and the personhood of this young children each concern, each prob- tunities to share in its problems Do we demand of our children tralIa, there was neither formality the Lord preserve your going out "Because more Of our people satisfying life is a responsi- person. The ability of this per- lem in our lives and together and travails. if the Fellowship and teenagers that they be re- nor build:ng. and your coming in, this day are killed and wounded on bility that impinges on us all son to reflect on the pressures as a family look to God for group were to be involved in ligious robots or are we leading and forever." Placing his hand North Carolina highways each some of the concerns of the them as whole persons into a life I he service was held on the upon the gate, the Dean then at some time either in our surrounding him, to interpret the answer? They need to be homestead lawn of Callagiddy week than in the Vietnam war homes or through our work. these forces, to examine his in the process of thought that Parish Council. if they were en- of God guided decision making? instituted the priest-in-charge or by gunfire," the evangelist sheep station some 30 miles out and presented him with This responsibility is also a parent's/counsellors' attitudes goes on as we go about our way from Carnurvon, and was con- explained, "I believe the social •••••••••••••••••••••04NNINIMIWINNIK, his Licence. significant part of the whole and so finally to arrive at and as we enjoy our family life. ducted by the Dean of Gerald- problem of highway safety responsibility of proclaiming the his own decision. The process of If the children face issues with ton, the Very Revd. Genird The Bush Church Aid So- should he of the utmost con- their parents then they can see EDITORIAL Gospel. Repentance and faith decision making is as important Dickinson, who is Administrator ciety has played a prominent cern to every church in this how mightily the Lord works in state." involve the whole person and as the decision itself in the lite of the Diocese during the part in the establishment of this our lives. They share with the new ministry, which otherwise therefore the Gospel must be of a young person growing up. Bishop's absence at the Lam- Dr Graham was recently parents the experiences of a could not have been extended, presented in su-h a way that it There are few decisions made by beth Conference. named head of Governor Dan life lived with Jesus Christ and COUNCILS OF THE CHURCH and the prayers of the people is relevant to all aspects of life an adolescent which will in some Also present were the Revd. K. Moore's Commission of Re- When the Pope called his church to Vatican II, he were offered in thanksgiving for — home, leisure, vocation, study, way marr the whole of his life. they consequently grasp some- -Bernard Buckland, Rector of the ligious Concern for Traffic Saf- I'der,, 11.11cett thing of the demands and ex- the Society's work. The offertory relationships and culture. Yet if he fails to accomplish the called a council which had canonical status and executive Murchison, the Revd. John Red- ety, an interreligious, internacial satisfying process of decision citements of such a life. power. The length of its deliberations have been criticised way and the Revd. Bill Hoare, was given to the Society as a group of clergymen. Being a new creature in Jesus It is easier and quicker to tangible expression of gratitude. Christ will not arpear 'to be making dur:ns, his adolescent as often excessive but that the council achieved results which both supplementary ministers in "Because the July 4 weekend years, he may well be prey to make statements in autocratic ale now observable in the life of the Roman Church, none Cornarvon. together with the B.C.A. is providing the is usually one of the bloodiest satisfying if the Gospel pro- terms, It requires patience and a stipend, the car, the house rental the buffeting forces that deny. While we hold no brief for papal authority and the Revd. Glen Noble of the Aus- weekends of the year, as chair- claimed does not take cognisance spirit of humility to stimulate and in addition has made a sub- of the whole of life. surround him throughout adult- theological assumptions on which it is based, nor for the tralian Inland Mission, Mr Lance man of the Governor's Commis- hood. and pursue a discussion with Fisher of the Churches of Christ tantial giant to help establish the sion . . . I am askilkg all pastors In the continuing relationship one's child or children in such rigidity with which papal discipline is imposed, we cannot new parish. The Gascoyne-Ash- between an adult and a teenager, It is the infer-action between and Mr Trevor Booth the aerial in the State to touch on the a way that the adult does not help admiring their commonsense. Nobody has had the folly colporteur of the British and bonen is the seventh parish there is ample opportunity to adult and cifld in the process of spiritual and moral aspects of this assume more authority. to suggest that the World Council of Churches Assembly Foreign Bible Society. established by The Bush Church argue, persuade, preach, testify decision making that will enable problem in their next Sunday the younger to see the vision and Children need to be encour- at Uppsala should have had either canonical or executive The form of service was spe- Aid Society in the rapidly de- sermons," he said, in a state- and teach the Gospel (see Acts aged at an early age to discuss faith of the older and to appre- power. Nevertheless, it could have had a profound influence cially drawn up for the occasion, veloping Diocese of North West ment issued from his home in 18: 1-11). We will want to do freely with one or both parents and was heartily entered into by this if we see the adolescent not eate the reality and satisfaction on the whole Church if the vast numbers of delegates had Australia. Montreat, N. Carolina. of that faith. the thoughts, the emotions and all present as it was framed in as a computorised robot with a the experiences they have. The had the right priorities. Bernard Pawley reported for the He also said he was asking We know that the right place the language of today. few circuits that occasionally go parent should use these oppor- "Church Times": PHOTO: all Sunday school teachers to for this to occur is in the home. Instead of the traditional pro- crazy but as a psyche, a living tunities to help the child to re- There can be no doubt that the work of the Assembly Revd. Ted and Mrs Doncaster. mention it to their classes as a We may be concerned about cession to the font, lectern, soul, able to interpret, adapt and flect; questions are- asked to sti- is being badly chequered by the manipulations of the Com- problem of "deep Christian con- refute the buffeting forces communicating the Gomel to mulate further thought or to munist countries, and it is particularly sad to see how easily cern and responsibility.- around him, storing every single those not brought up in Christian think through to the consequen- the youth participants are being deceived and used. experience not necessarily like a homes. But what about the num ces and implications. Measuring gyNIVINI,11,0,41^.0. A whole evening's speeches would have given to an pack of I.B.M. cards but more erous teenagers brought up in rods are discovered and perhaps often in the form of scars or ChrLtian homes who have not mutually moulded and applied. uninformed outsider the impression that the great enemies blossoming features in his being. accepted the Gospel. Surely we' of all human basic rights were the U.S.A. and South Africa. BISHOP WITT So the parents grow with the 0 Church of England, Collarenehri. The adolescent 'is both com- ought to pour more time and child, altering their own beha- in that order, with Greece a very distant third! effort initially into the Christian plex and unique. The adult who viour pattern if necessary. Predictably, the Assembly condemned the U.S. bomb- home. The parent whether full- ROCKED is in some way impinging on the The growing child develops ing in Vietnam while youth delegates condemned the U.S.A., life of the adolescent must see time Christian worker or not Bishop Howell Witt of security in the fact that his Australia, New Zealand and South Korea for assisting the DOCTORATE FOR MR JUSTICE RICHARDSON this whole person before him. has his first responsibility to his parents are willing to learn from North West Australia com- On June I last, at the Annual was attended by more than 1.000 home and he must therefore be South Vietnamese. They called for modern substitutes for He must strive to help him or him, that he can raise any topic mented on the Duke of Edin- Graduation Ceremony (called people, before whom the Judge prepared to give the time that her to put into words the ill- or come to any conclusion with- the sermon, for anti-poverty drives, aid for Biafra and burgh's Commonwealth Study "Commencement" in the United delivered an address entitled such a responsibility demands. formulated problems he/she may out drawing hostile reactions. crusades against racialism. Conference: States) at Houghton College, 'The Inheritance and the Future have. The adult must help the The Family Above all, he has developed the The sad thing about Uppsala was that it suggested to But it was the last ques- New York, Mr Justice Richard- of the Common Law." adolescent to develop adequate Moses made it clear to the skill of reflecting upon himself. the world at large that the Church's energies must he tion that rocked me. son received the degree of Doctor Dr Leighton Ford and Dr measuring rods for future value Israelite nation first that the He knows that he can talk with channelled into activities which the world claims should I couldn't see the questioner of Laws (LLD.—Honoris Billy Graham are both alumni but from his accent I would judgments and he must stimu- adults should hold God's law in h's parents and he knows how be the areas of the Church's utmost concern. At best, Causal. This honour was in of Houghton College. late the adolescent to enjoy the their hearts and then second that judge that he came from recognition of his Lay Chairman- The President of the College to talk with them. these social and economic programs are palliatives, and process of reflecting upon him- they should teach the law to In this pattern of regular and India. "Your Royal High- ship of the Diocese of Sydney is Dr Stephen Paine, one of the self, his judgments and con- their children and talk about it natural family discussion, the feeble ones at that. But they require so much energy that ness," he began, "a great deal and of the General Synod of the leading Greek scholars of North sequent actions. when sitting, walking or lying parents reveal the depth and rele- the W.C.C. has nothing left for God's priorities. We have has been said about Aus- Church of England in Australia. America whose works are pub- What the adult needs to be down. (Pout. 6: 6-7). Our res- van'-y of the own faith and the in mind the two billions of the world's people who have No need to search for a Spring Schools tralia. But nothing about The Graduation t .',,-mony lished he Oxford. con' erned about is not that ponsibility is not just to teach child can see and feel the satis- had no real opportunity to accept Christ as Saviour. Is moral and spiritual values. Is every decision and every act but quite naturally in the routine faction that such faith has it God's work that we minister to their physical and tempo- conference in N.Z. anything done in this coun- try to promote them?" Then, brought. rary needs and offer them no eternal remedy? & camp Spring schools organised by THE KING'S SCHOOL The way to salvation is well while two of the speakers Although there was talk at Uppsala of the Church's site the Church Missionary Society were doing their best to cope known, the need for it may be in New Zealand are to be held accepted but the willingness of a "mission," the W.C.C. does not interpret it to mean the with the question, they were PARRAMATTA communication of the gospel to unbelievers that they might next month, one in the North interrupted and jolted by an- SYDNEY CHURCH OF ENGLAND young person to personally res- Island and the other in the South pond may oftern relleat his slew oeneve and live. The emphasis is rather on "dialogue". other questioner who sprang SCHOLARSHIPS 1968 GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL Island. These schools have been to his feet and asked, "Let An examination for the award of two "Violet Macansh It took the leader of the Russian Orthodox delegation held every second year since to point out that genuine ideological dialogue between me simplify the question — Scholarships" will be held on 27th and 28th September, 1968. MOSS VALF, N.S.W. 1948, and the two in August isn't there a church in Aus- All candidates must be under 14 years of age on 1st Febru- Bishop's body Christians and Marxists is impossible. Archbishop Nicodini will be the eleventh of the series. tralia?" ary, 1969. Papers will be set suitable for boys at the Sixth Boarding and Day School for Girls said: "How can there he a dialogue of Christians and Guest speakers at the schools, Grade Primary and First Year Secondary standards. from Kindergarten to Marxists when between them there is an insuperable abyss, which have proved to be times Each holder of a scholarship is entitled to free tuition, a Higher School Certificate—Matriculation 'for transplants and when the basic beliefs of one are denied by the other?" consult of deep spiritual enrichment and grant of $60 on entrance towards the cost of his uniform and While the W.C.C. dissipates its energies in dialogue. widening of horizons for many, DIVERS DISEASES incidental expenses, and an allowance after the first term at The Bishop of Carlisle, the Doug McDougall's somebody else will have to do the evangelism. will be Dr Arthur D. Iliff, The old Negro preacher stood the rate of $60 per annum. In the case of boarders, a sub- Right Rev Cyril Bailey, has O.B.E., medical secretary of the up to preach. He read the text: stantial reduction is also made in Boarding Fees. The full announced in his current dio- The Lambeth Conference, like the Uppsala Assembly, CHRISTIAN SCHOLARSHIPS C.M.S., London, and the Rev. "They brought to Jesus all sick value of a scholarship awarded to a boarder is likely to be cesan newsletter, that after his meets only for consultation. Some bishops are hoping to CONFERENCE people that were taken with from $800 to $1,000 per annum according to the circum- death "my eyes, heart, kidneys five Lambeth the canonical and executive power inherent John R. Reid, Rector of Christ The Council of the School offers a variety divers diseases." stances and other tissues which could be in the Roman system. It is not very likely that dioceses CAMP Church, Gladesville, N.S.W. The following scholarships for boarders are also open for of scholarships ranging up to those which The preacher said: "Now, doc- of service 'to others" may be throughout the world would grant such powers, even if The North Island School will awards: cover full tuition fees and part boarding fees. 13001(ING tors oan scrutinise you, analyse used in surgical transplant opera- she bishops decide to seek it from them. be held from August 19 to HARRIETT BEARD SCHOLARSHIP—$750 rer annum. tions. you, and sometimes cure your ill Awards for entrance into First Form are sub- Most bishops at Lambeth are probably realistic enough CENTRE August 23 at the New Zealand ROBERT CAMPBELL SCHOLARSHIP—$200 per annum ject to the results of an examination in "I make but two requests," he but when you have divers MACARTHUR SCHOLARSHIP— $100 per annum. o recognise their conference as having considerable value Select from over 30 sites Bible Training Institute, Hender- diseases, then only the 'Lord can English and Arithmetic on 28th September, adds. "The first is be sure I'm Entry forms and full particulars can be obtained from the not there! The second is, let for their own personal growth and experience as bishops. son, Auckland, and the South cure you. And brethren, there is Headmaster. 1968. The examination may be taken, by what is done be private and As Bishop Clements of Canberra-Goulburn referred to it. at one central office. Island School from August 26 a regular epidemic of divers Entries close on 6th September, 1968. arrangement, at centres other than Moss anonymous." it is a rigorous period of in-service training. It is quilt Phone. 61-3371 or write to August 30 at St. Margaret's diseases among us. 307 Sussex Street, Posing the question of whether unrealistic to think of it as speaking for the Anglican College in Christchurch. Both "Some dive for the door after Vale. Applicants must be under 13 years of Sydney it is "sacrilegious" to remove an Communion or making decisions for it. It was rather naive Sunday school is over. Some dive age on 31st December, 1968. for hee brochure or bookings. places are ideally suited for the for the television set during the organ from a dead body in order of the Archbishop of Canterbury to say to the Canterbury to prolong the life of another school'. evening service. Some dive into Entries close on 19th August, 1968. human being, the Bishop re- Convocation recently: "When I visited the Pope in March a book for excuses about work marks: "When the soul has left 1966, it was emphasised that I did so in the name of the that needs to be done for Jesus. NO STATE AID SCHOLARSHIPS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE FOR the body at death, surely there Anglican Communion . . ." The claim to do anything in THE THEORY & PRACTICE OF EVANGELISM Others dive for a car and take ENTRY INTO FIFTH FORM can be nothing impious in using the name of the "Anglican Communion" is of course, a a trip over the weekend, forsak- State Aid is blatant political expediency by politicians prepay.] parts of it to bring heading and beautiful fiction. by ing the .assembling and teaching to sell out the State educaticyl system. assignments. Application forms and further information may be new life to another. The Christian Christians of maturity will not expect too much from State Aidoverwhelmingly favours the Roman Catholic Church and REVD. JOHN R. W. STOTT breaches the important principle of separation of Church and State, conscience need not, I think be the great councils of the church, important though they may 'Then a few dive into obtained from the Headmistress: disturbed on that account." the flurry of fault-finding every It sets a ,angerous precedent in Australian political life. seem at the time. The true work of the Church is done But, he comments: "If trans- The above series of tapes, and other tapes by Rev. John Stott. time the church takes on a THE COUNCIL FOR DEFENCE OF GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS was, MISS VALERIE HORNIMAN, B.A., M.Ed. plant surgery is to develop, there wherever believers pray and work together to uplift our available on free loan. work program. Yes, brethren, it formed in Melboui ire during 1967 to oppose State Aid and is living Lord and to bring men into living contact with Him, active throughout Australia. We need your financial support and must be strict adherence to a takes the Lord and love of the other offers of assistance. Minimum Annual Subscription is 01.00. Phone Moss Vale 222. certain and secure definition of their only Saviour. We are called only to be witnesses to Further details write: church to cure divers diseases. death, so clear as to admit Christ. This will we do. Dr V. Pippett, 165 Elphin Road, Launceston, 7250. When you have divers diseases, P.O. Box 4E169, MELBOURNE, Vic., 3001 neither mistakes nor abuse." you is in a bad way." , . Page 2 Australian Church Record, August 8, 1968 Austral ion Church Record, August 8, 1968 Page 3 the ministerial stresses which Mr Australia's more active parishes Rushton is said to have admit- needs to give the lead. North Vietnamese or United the trend of an almost open ted he could not face. States delegates walking out of 'cheque for the liquor industry. ORDINATION STANDARDS the Paris peace talks. Mr Maddison in his pathetic ASSOCIATE RECTORS Now that the bishops have How sickening it is, with all concern for the upset feelings of In these days when there is seen to it that the Australia(' the major problems of transpart, Mr Buckley remarked how valu- The decision of Synod means, I paratively small numbers of able the clubs' president would so much emphasis on team min- College of Theology is to pro- in fact, that Anglicans are free students exist in almost every What's a of these families have no one education, housing, hospitals, istries, Australia has not followed vide a less exacting theological to apply to the Governmental to whom they may confidently A cross to bear breathalyser tests, and the gen- be in considering "all aspects of State and each of them must be the Liquor Act." Has Mr Mad- the example of our American course than Th.L., it will not be authorities for a licence to, enable a financial burden on the parish for? turn for advice at such a time of What is happening to confir- eral moral malaise that affects dison ever shown the same solici- and Canadian sister churches in long before some of them will them to run art unions and any sponsoring dioceses. The top The point of Canon S. G. crisis. mation instruction? the community, to witness the appointing associate rectors. be accepting the Th.Dip., as the These are the thoughts which N.S.W. Government, five months tude towards those who are other sort of gambling that men available for staffing theo- Stewart's letter (A.C.R., July 11) A niece of mine is soon to be equally concerned with the Senior clergy who are vigour- required academic standard for comes under the act and is there- logical colleges are too thinly prompted a group of people to presented for confirmation in a after the election, treating the seems to have escaped me. He operation of the Liquor Act ous and experienced might well ordination. It is dificult to see fore legal, and put the proceeds spread, and some colleges have talks about "gross mistakes" and form an organisation known as Sydney parish. Her grandmother liquor question as one of the The daily press has once again give some years of useful service otherwise, why this diploma was "The Society for the Prevention major items of community prior- from the point of view of human to the purposes of the Church. inadequate library resources. says that Pat. should be in in- (my mother) wishing to mark the well being? given prominence to an Anglican as associate rectors, a position felt necessary. —Dean John Hazelwood. —Bishop Donald Shearmitn, verted commas because it was of Accidents" whose main aim occasion, offered to give her a ity. On the one side are the defection to Rome. Mr Peter which they would accept rather So far, no decision has been of Rockhampton, QM. of Rockhampton, ()Ittl. not the correct name of Rev. is to promote the safety of the necklet cross. pubs, on the other the clubs, Premier Askin is now being made as to whether an aca- with the Government acting as presented with a petition in John Rushton who resigned his than act as curates, with the eon- Apart from the problems I Prayer is simply intelligent, Edward Walker. I knew him for public generally and to mitigate The catechist, who has been Anglican orders over 10 years natation of inexperience which is demic hood will be attached years when he was at the devastating consequences of giving instruction to the candi- referee to adjudicate in their which citizens from all parts of to the diploma, hat it seems mentioned last year, there is an- purposeful, devoted contact with profit-making squabbles. the State are going to test the ago, and who has a wife and usually attached to the modern God. Where that contact is estab- Wollongong and knew him only such accidents. dates, had other ideas, however. likely. Not a line has appear- other which has been discussed sincerity of his Government in three children, is to be ordained usage of "curate." Of course, recently in the church Press, and lished and sustained, prayer will as Pat. I also knew the Rev. We would like to know of any "What do you want to wear a Mr Askin and Mr Maddison to the Roman Catholic priest- their title would need to be more ed in print either in praise or Rex Long and can assure Canon such accident as early as possible cross round your neck for? You need reminding that, in a State respect to democratic procedures. which has to do with the proli- work infallibly according to its It asks for the insertion in the hood in Tasmania next year. secure than that of curate. Such dispraise of the scheme. own inherent laws. Stewart that his friends and so that the home may be visited would not wear a guillotine, which is already amply supplied Perhaps we are slow to emerge feration of theological colleges in Liquor Act of the principle of The papers did not tell us security would be easy enough to Australia. Colleges with com- —Bishop Charles H. Brent. his family knew him by no other by one of our representatives. would you?" with facilities and outlets for the that he was an accepted can- ensure. from the stage of shock? Or is it name. Some of them are living The society also needs details Whereupon my niece, discus- sale and consumption of alco- Local Option as a means didate for the Presbyterian Are our clergy secure enough dumb acceptance of the inevit- in Sydney sti'l and should be of accident cases so that we can sing the matter with her mother, holic liquor, there is also a large of democratic determination. It ministry in N.N.11 . and was at to appoint and work with assoc- ability of having in the 1970's a able to reassure the Canon. star to compile reports; we need suggested: "As Gran will not be section of the community equally calls upon the Askin Govern- St. Andrew's College. iate rectors or vicars? One of less articulate dein.? Canon David Knox was not numbers of supporters before we able to give me a necklet cross, involved in this complex social ment, being without electoral feel our voice will be effectively do you think she would come at mandate, to refrain from legis- Here he came under the in- rector of Holy Trinity — but he and moral issue. Yet they are was rector of St. Luke's in. this heard; we need financial help some false eye-lashes?" never invited by Messrs Askin lating for 18 year olds being fluence of Christ Church St. before we can be of real practical Over to the catechist. admitted to the poker machine/ Laurence, Sydney, and was much city — for ten years. and Maddison to serve on ad- I do not know whether it is help to the families of these vic- (('anon) Eric Barker, visory committees created to liquor clubs and (as the quid enamoured of its ritual and tims at the time of their greatest pro quo for the 'hotel interests) ceremonial. He gave up the idea "gross exaggeration" when the N.S.W. consider what is euphemistically Stormy times have hit article in question spoke of large need. called liquor reform. These are not to introduce Sunday hotel of the Presbyterian ministry and Letters may be addressed to trading which in public opinion trained for Anglican orders in- the Anglican Church in numbers from St. Paul's, Chats- Government's the many citizens and agencies wood, as having gone to the me at Box 220, G.P.O., Sydney, who have a goodly concern with polls has been opposed by 74 per stead. He trained privately under Rhodesia. As long ago as ( hunch of England in South Dr Sherwood Eliot Wirt, Editor of Decision, 2001, or the office phone is lost integrity cent of the people interviewed. Canon (now Bishop) Garnsey mission field. I don't think it the broken homes, the crimes, last November there were Africa. Mr B. P. Elvy, formerly matters much. 419-2487. —A. J. Dalziel. and was ordained for Canberra- experienced minister, scholar and journalist, Last March in the journal of the alcoholism, the road toll, reports from Salisbury and a churchwarden of the Anglican What does interest me is that (Mrs) R. Simpson, Hon. Sec. the registered clubs, their presi- and the other end products of the Goulburn. Church in Fort Victoria, "Full Time" Bulawayo of moves to start believes that evangelical Christians have the Canon appears irritated and dent, Mr W. Buckley, hailed the liquor traffic. Obviously the loss It is the duty of our theo- is people's warden and chairman defensive about the article. Is Thank you for the review a "Church of Rhodesia" in been asleep over vital social issues. In "The return of the Askin Govern. of the State Government's poli- of logical colleges to give students a of the council of the new Christ it the general principle of the SCHOOL OF MISSION ment, and acclaimed the post- tical integrity has meant that it my book "Full Time," in the a breakaway from the Church, Fort Victoria. thorough grounding in the great Social Conscience of the Evangelical" he article that has annoyed him or St, Philip's, Caringbah, election announcement of the is now wedded to those interests short Notices of your issue of doctrines of the Bible so that Anglican Church. Like the C.E.S.A., in doctrine is it something else? N.S.W., is just concluding its Premier to allow 18-year-olds in- represented by a powerful eco- May 30. they finish the course with no and practice it adheres to the challenges them to confront the injustices of — Adelaide Rector, S.A. to membership of licensed clubs. nomic and financial complex, If you can see your way to Now, a congregation of second winter School of Mission. uncertainty as to the Protestant Book of Common Prayer of our times. His topics include labour relat- This year's topic was "The Life "No longer will the State be and whose primary concern is state that the book can and reformed nature of the Anglicans at Fort Victoria has 1662 and the Thirty-Nine Ar- New venture administered by a virgin Cabi- greater profits. be obtained from me at the formed itself into a congregation of Faith," a series of studies Church of England. Any man ticles. Rev. B. H. Wright, rector ions, peace, birth control and racial issues. Did you know that in a great net but by men who have cut According to Commonwealth above address, at $1.60, plus 13 who is ordained lacking a warm of the Church of England. It based on the lives of the faith of Christ Church, Hil I brow, number of the more serious road heroes of Hebrews Chapter H. their ministerial teeth during the statistics, in 1966-67 Australia cents posted, I shall be very attachment to our Protestant has sought and obtained recog- makes monthly visits to Port last three years," declared Mr much obliged. nition as a church within the accidents one of the drivers has After an introductory exposi- spent $749 million on retail pur- heritage is ill-equipped to face Victoria. had a number of previous driv- Buckley. chases of beer, wine and spirits. The point is that I undertook tory sermon the congregation the production and distribution The congregation of about 20 THE SOCIAL CONSCIENCE OF THE EVANGELICAL ing convictions? Do you realise divides into discussion groups to Now that this condition of Ot this total N.S.W. contributed people meets each Sunday for that in many cases where a political integrity has ended, ac- $262.2 million, or $61.4 per head myself in order to keep the price consider prepared questions and at a reasonable figure so that services in Fort Victoria's Dutch by Sherwood E. Wirt. breadwinner is involved the share common experiences. The cording to Mr Buckley, it is in- of Mean population, The figures Reformed Church. The people family has no income of any teresting to note the recent con- for N.S.W. do not include the the average person, could obtain .4 Scripture Union Publication groups conclude with a time of it, particularly in this diocese. found no spiritual life in the sort for several weeks? Many cern of the Minister of Justice, value of retail sales of beer, corporate prayer. As very few people would realise ANSVAR Church of the Province of FROM YOUR BOOKSELLER Mr Maddison, for the state of wine and spirits in licensed clubs INSURANCE FOR TOTAL Central Africa. mind of the .powerful lobby of for 1966-67. This figure is only this, and as there is no indica- ABSTAINERS registered clubs. For when Mr estimated when periodic censuses tion of the publisher's name, you Mr Brian Elvy has said that will appreciate my reason ask- Rhodesian politics had nothing Buckley withdrew from a secret are taken of retail estab- committee of club and hotel in- lishments, usually every four to ing if you could possibly some- to do with the congregation's how give my address. I shall decision. terests, instituted by Mr Mad- six years. The latest figure for dison to advise on so-called licensed clubs in N.S.W. was understand if you cannot do this. liquor reforms, the Minister of that of the year 1961-62 which Thanking you. W ill be held on Justice expressed considerable showed that $43,476 million was Yours faithfully, concern. spent at this source. (Archdeacon) Arthur A. Fellows, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1968 at 7.30. p.m. in Rockhampton. What is all this genuflecting How meagre is our national According to the Christian tra- SCOTS CHURCH, MARGARET STREET, SYDNEY and confessions of a contrite and giving to the starving masses of Book dition, the first church — in the a humble 'heart so evident in Asia Chairman: the Right Rev. A. J. Dain. and Africa compared with a common goal sense of a building intended for political quarters when the regis- this vast expenditure on our reviews worship and fellowship of the Reports by the General Secretary and Australian Secretary. tered clubs are mentioned? The liquor bill, to say nothing of Congratulations on supplying Christian congregation — was There exists in Ansvar a strong Des otional Message by Mr R. A. Iliad, Retired Australian withdrawal of their president the almost incalculable cost of full names of book reviewers. It bond between the policy holder established in Jerusalem at the Secretary. from the Maddison liquor com- the rising tide of alerholism, certainly makes the reviews more and the company . . . the shared time of Jesus' death (Acts 1, mittee seems to the Askin Gov- impaired efficiency, crime and 13-15; 2, 46; 12, 12). If we meaningful. belief in the value of total abstin- PLEASE COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS ernment as near disastrous as broken homes, and the other —(Rev.) Brian Telfer, look for documentary and ence in an increasingly complex world opinion would regard the dire consequences that flow from Woolgoolga, world where clear judgment is of archaeological evidence, how- vital importance. Ansvar volun- ever, we have no information tarily restrict acceptances to total about specific church buildings, abstainers to demonstrate this of the basilica or any other belief, and we seek to rate pre- type, before the 3rd century. miums at risk level. We now offer The earliest known church yet a wider range of insurance pol- found is that of Dura-Europos Why should he concern you? He belongs to a tragic icies to cope with all your needs, on the Euphrates. The building band of youngsters . . young Australians who have no together with efficient administra- proper was older but the struc- tion and computerised processing ture of the church and con- fight in the future. These boys have come from children's of policies, renewals and statistics. nected halls, rooms and chapel courts. Without homes to return to they can only hope With Ansvar, your belief proves its was only established in 232, to that somewhere, someone will extend a hand of help. Some practical value. lbe destroyed 33 years after- wards. It had originally been a one can, and that someone is you. Since 1942 Charlton MELBOURNE: 18-22 Collins Street, Vic. Homes have saved hundreds of boys. Homes run on com- 3000. 63 1661. SYDNEY: 210 Pitt Street, private home, of which one wing N.S.W. 2000. 61 6472. NEWCASTLE: 56 was converted into a chapel passion and trust where each boy, for the first time in his Hunter Street, N.S.W. 2300. 2 4655. and a baptistry; its walls were life, not only belongs but is wanted. Now the Charlton BRISBANE: 182 Ann Street, Old. 4000. decorated with religious paint- 26605. ADELAIDE: 33 Pirie Street, S.A. Homes need your help. Accommodation is limited and the 5000.8 6564. PERTH: 167 St. George's ings. Terrace, W.A. 6000. 21 6291 From Christian News from waiting list is long. There is o desperate need for expansion. 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Australian Church Record, August 8, 1968 Australian Church Record, August 8, 1968 Evangelical theologians, who disousses the importance of "lay movement." The conferen ce Jesus in John and in the Synop- THE HOLLOW MEN have shown that they are less "spirit" with and without the ar- was oo "Charismatic Churc h tics") is a kind of appendix to ACV CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS sanguine than was the 1958 Lam- ticle. In this sense the book is Life" and the Rev, Micha el his larger work, Historical Houses of straw confidence in other men. Hope beth Conference about settling academic. On the other hand, and daily trust in the Eternal Harper was so enthused at th e Tradition in the Fourth Gospel. How well do you recall the our difficulties. Anglo-Catholic it is not a word study. It gives conference that he was instr - He illustrates, with reference to tale of the three pigs? I can still Creator, the Father of Jesus hopefulness about the forthcom- expression to the great doctrine mental' in securin Christ is the only ultimate hope g the publica- John 5:19-30, how 2 artists see their cherubic pigginess on ing formation of a common mind of -grace of God wnich declares Lion of this English translation. working in different artis- the pages of a childhood book. for us men and for our world. within the Anglican Communion that fallen men are the Sons Holiday POSITIONS Men of straw ... A CHRISTIAN AND HIS MONEY, by One does not have to ploug tic idioms, nevertheless present PERSONAL How cunning was that illus- about Eucharistic doctrine rested of the Most High. And these portraits of the John R. Crawford. Abingdon, U.S., through many pages before it i same Jesus. Accommodation VACANT trator! Do you recall the wonderful partly on the thesis that the studies have been given to men plain that the term "new chari Eight essays are under the film "The Wizard of Oz?" A pp.176, $3.50. sixteenth century reformers had AUTHORS invited submit MSS, all Thanks to television we can and women. They are aimed in matic revival" is the latest "in heading of "Chapters in Paul's types (including poems) for book pub- BLACKHEATH. Furnished, clean cottage, Chatswood family of cowardly lion, a tin man and a been put off the true scent by Phone 631-3592 HOME HELP: all tell a villain or a fool at their illustration and application Life and Thought." The con- lication. Reasonable terms. Stockwell an conveniences. husband (Information Officer of C. In the words of the author, word for Pentecostalism, usinh (Sydney exchange). straw man, together with a little the faulty teaching of the late Ltd Iltrasorntse, Eng:and, (Est 1898.1 of E.). wife (disabled. daily outpatient). e glance but the pig who built who is a missionary and Pro- to deeper faith and renewed that term in a broad sense. Th tributors are J. C, Hurd inr., children 11. 7. 4 6 months. requires girl go off to see the Wizard. mediaeval theological schools. wonder. RESIDENT help, light home duties, his house of straw looked just as fessor of Church History at the book gives an appearance o R. W. Funk, J. Louis Martyn, "METROPOLV extended period. No shopping or floor- pleasant and as intelligent as the The great sorrow of the straw Universite Libre du Congo, this They held, therefore, that one The book, it may be added, scholarship; but to your reviewe M. Jack Suggs, N. A. Dahl, G. cleaning Contact. INFORMATION man was that being so made he could justifiably set their views PRpfESSIONAL! TEMPERANCE HOTEL OFFICE. Tel. 26-2371. others. Yet he lost all his posses- is a small, unpretentious study. is superbly produced. A fine dust it is of a contrived and uncon W. H. Lampe, Paul Schubert, sions through his foolishness. had no brain, could think no It may almost be described as aside and start on a different jacket, good hard cover and ex- vincing sort. Final authority i and C. F. D. Monte. The essays KATOOMBA DISTRICT NURSING SISTER, required thoughts, could impress nobody. footing. Evangelicals agree with cellent printing. SERVICES for Family Nursing Service. In liver- Straw houses are no protec- elementary and on this account not given to Holy Scripture read deal with questions of chrono- Pool-Green Valley area. OpportunItv If only the Wizard could give Father Clark in rejecting this for dedicated Christian Nurse to Join tion against wolves. The New will be useful to new Christians with the guidance of the Hol logy (to which Knox and his I ull Hoard of Bed and Breakfast. analysis of history. The sixteenth THE PRE-EXISTENCE OF CHRIST IN THE staff of the Sydney City Mission and that there is him a brain! The Wizard's skill and to newlyweds who are facing Spirit, but to a "Holy Spirit teacher D, W. Riddle have them- K. L. and F. M. HEARNE serve In establishing a work In this Testament argues area. Applications in writing to; The did not reach such heights, yet century reformers, whom they NEW TESTAMENT by Fred B, Crad. CUSTOMS AGENTS Phone 20. only one house of which we can financial tensions. which does not repeat Jesus selves made important contribu- Sydney City Mission, 103 Bathurst he could give him the appear- claim still to follow, did not Goods cleared/delivered Street. Sydney. 2000. he certain. It is "a house in dock. Ab'ngdon Press, Nashville "exact words" as this "woul d tions), the situation in Corinth, ance of being learned. He pre- After a brief review of the simply discard a few exagge- ex Parcels Post, Aircraft YKEHURST GUEST HOUSE heaven for us to live in, a home Scriptural background of his and New York, 1968. pp. 192, have been to distort the origins and Paul's ethics. and ships. VERGER, for 3 Sunday Services and sented Straw Man with a college rations. They set aside the tradi- For an enjoyable holiday in Weddings. at St Philip's Anglican God himself made which will subject, the author investigates $4.20. message"! We are told tha The whole volume represents "SERVICE TRANSPORT" Christian atmosphere. Good Church. York Street, City. Ring diploma! tionally accepted Catholic doc- "literalism . . . is, in fact. dis a fairly rarefied level 27-1071 for appointment. last forever." such areas cif expenditure as trine which the Anglo-Catholics of discus- 181 Clarence SL, Sydney. Food. H. and C. water in bed- The astonishing changes of We enjoy this light-hearted Church support, education, insur- I Ills is a careful and objective tasting the biblical message' sion. Knox has not founded 'a ooms. House-parties taken. ASSISTANT: make-believe. Yet the sense we have revived in the Church of study of what the New Testa- (p. 32)! Phone 29-5001, 29-363-1. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CENTRE. policy on the part of world lead- ance, recreation - even the England." school, but he has earned the Mr and Mrs H. Bastrop, A vacancy has occurred for a Female make of fantasy shows that it ment has to say about the pre- Repeatedly "mind" and deep respect of many. His own Assistant (preferably 17-20 years). ers in recent weeks show us how funeral! The book loses some- Former students of 219 Katoomba Street, in the Christian Education Centre. at frail are the grounds of men's has its roots in reality. 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ORK WANTED reques!sshould be accompanied by roles it Is intended to appoint a Paul the apostle urges every- words of scripture, Have we here a stamped, addressed envelope, Stenographer to assist the Board's This is a story for early understanding where Rome Despite the thoroughness of professional staff with correspondence, RADIO. Sunday, August 11. one to make sure that only in Let Quaker movement? general typing. etc. The postIon calls "Community Hymn Singing, 1st High school girls. It is set in stands in the doctrine of the treatment the more technical de- WHEN MOVING' for a young woman (about 20 years) Chr'st whom God has made the "Inner light" seems to have a with 1 sound education, reasonable 3rd networks, C.E.B.S. Choir, England, and tells of the adven- Mass, what the English Re- tails of scholar's opinions are habit of turning out to SHORT NOTICES The Shift Is to foundation of all His work with be: "will INTERSTATE typing speed and accurate shorthand Sydney. "In Choirs and Places," tures of two school friends formers meant by their protests, dealt with in footnotes, and the A. R. C. THOMAS, and a sense of dedication to and men, can anything survive the o' the wisp"-a most uncertain JAPAN'S RADIO WAR ON Interest, if not actual participation, In 2nd network. Choir of Canter- during their holidays, and of and what is involved in modern main part of the book, though guide. FURNITURE REMOVALS- the work of Sunday Schools. test of time and coming of that AUSTRALIA 1941.45 by L. D. STORAGE. • SERVICES For further Information and an bury Fellowship, Melbourne. how they put their Christian attempts at liturgical revision. demanding, would be found re- appointment. please telephone, great Day of Christ's appearing. Let us tolerate, and nurture Men, Melbourne University Modern equipment, efficient men. 25.6428. Monday, August 12: "Even- faith into practice. Since this second edition warding by anyone who really COORPARoo. St. Stephen's. 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August 19 Bittlinger gives too much away erial for the Sundays of Advent, C. of E. Bible College. Full Bible course APPEALS to 24: "Evening Meditation." introduction which discusses re- thinkers, neither of them a theo- Council, representing the Inter- lectures in Sydney or by correspon national Congregational Union. to fit them under Christmas and Epiphany. This dente anywhere. Full details from Qualify actions to the first edition (1960), logian, yet each of them a for- the umbrella. 2nd and 3rd networks. Right Registrar, P.O. Box 41. Roseville. including those of Dr Philip mer of philosophical thought of In these lectures he gives what Some official W.C.C. interest is slim volume will help clergy and N.S.W. Rev. Ian Shevill. FOR BISHOP ESCAPES HOME OF PEACE Hughes and Dr J. I. Packer, as a kind which has considerably must be one of the clearest and evident in his book. lay readers give the answer to WANTED to buy. 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trator of the C.A. Brown Homes for the aged, Booragul, in the Newcastle THE AUSTRALIAN diocese. OAKLEIGH GIVES Dr Charles A, Jarman. a well-known N.S.W. organist, died recently at Ham- mondville, N.S.W. at the age of 86. CHURCH Mr Samuel E. Warren, a Sydney lay- LEAD THE AUSTRALIAN reader and synodsman passed away re- cently after a brief illness. He was a member of the executive committee of Ten years ago, Holy Trinity, the South American Missionary Society Oakleigh (Melbourne), was giving RECORD assistant haplain Rev. William I. Fleming, a former this been appointed and was the father of the Rev. Rix at the Missions to Seamen, sydney Victoran B.C.A. Sec:semis and mme Warren of S.A.M.'s, and Mrs M. Bom- 25 per cent of its total income recent y vicar of St. Columb's, Haw- Rev. Michael A. Palton•Hall rector ford of St. Clement's Rectory, Mosman. to the wider work of the church. The paper for Church of thorn, died recently in Melbourne. of St. Andrew's, Indorroopilly (Bris- The Queen has appointed the Very England people — Catholic, bane), has been appointed recto of St. Today it is giving 36 per cent Rev Herbert W. G. Nichols, who Rev. Robert Milburn, dean of Wor- or in cash, $6,996. Of this Apostolic, Protestant and retired from Holy Trinity, Port Mel- Mark's, Warwick. cester to be Master of the Temple. bourne in 1959, died recently in. Mel- amount, C.M.S. received $2,279 Reformed CHURCH RECORD Rev. A. Morgan Datum, general bourne. He had ministered for 26 Secretary of the Evangelical Alliance Rev. Clive H. Norton, State Secretary and A.B.M. $525. The Home Subscription $2.50 per year. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER—EIGHTY NINTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION years in the Bendigo diocese before since 1966 (U.K.) has resigned for per- of the N.S.W. committee of the Aus- Editorial and Business: 511 going to Holy Trinity in 1944. sonal reasons. He will remain in office tralian council of Churches since 1962, Mission Fund received $2,084 has resigned to take up a scholarship Kent St., Sydney. Phone: Printed by John Fairfax and Deaconess Elizabeth Alfred, Principal until his successor is appointed and will and the rest was given to some Registered at the G.P.O., Sydney, for transmission by post Price 10 cents then join the Council of the Alliance. at Union Theological Seminary, New 61-2975. Office hours: 10 No. 1420 — August 22, 1968 as a newspaper. Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. of Deaconess House, Melbourne, since York. thirty other missionary and help- 1961, resigns her appointment at the end Rev. Peter L. Rushton, curate of a.m. to 4 p.m. Issued fort- The Queen has appointed Canon Ronald ing organisattions. of the year and will take up another Wyong (Newcastle), has been appointed nightly, on alternate Thurs- position in the diocese. to the charge of St. Mary's, Weston Jasper, lecturer at King's College, Lon- don and chairman of the Liturgical from early in August. The Church wardens of Holy days. Copy deadline Thurs- Rev. A. V. S. Medina, director of Commission, to be a canon of West- Trinity are Messsrs Allen G. the Victorian council for Christian Edu- Rev. William L. McSpedden who minster, in succession to the late Bishop day preceding date of issue, cation in Schools since 1963, has been ministered in the diocese of Gippsland boost de Blank. James, W. S. Cole and A. Golds- but earlier receipt preferable. appointed vicar of St. John's, Toorak SOUTH AUSTRALIA for almost 20 years and for 10 years in Rev. Kenneth W. Percey, rector of worthy. The vicar is Rev. John AUSTRALIANS AT LAMBETH (Melbourne) from October. Melbourne, died on 11 July in Mel- King Island (Tasmania) since 1966, has Rev. Stephen W. Holmes, rector of been appointed rector of Holy Trinity, E. Romanis. St. John's Young (Canberra-Goulburn) Rev. John C, H. Abraham, rector of Cressy from August 1. since 1957, has been appointed rector of Graylands (Perth), has been appointed * * * Rev, Charles Dodd, formerly retort St. Philip's, Canberra from 1st October. rector of Applecross from October 1. INTERCOMMUNION of Manangatang (St. Arnaud), has HAS A PROBLEM Rev. Bruce A. Wootton, curate-in- Rev. Frederick E. CoomIses, rector of been appointed rector of Trafalgar • The story of the cannibal .barge of all Saints', Figtree (Sydney) (Gippsland). .trace 1964, has been appointed rector Sorell (Tasmania), has been appointed who complains that since the The scholarly Bishop of Adelaide, Dr Thomas T. of St. Paul's, Emu Plains from Sep- rector of Cooee from August. Rev. Frtusk J. Stanley, curate of AND RUBRIC Reed, has the support of history in his endeavours to set tember next. Mr G. F. Wright, formerly Chief Hooton (Chester), has been appointed ecumenical movement has taken director of Ouyen (St. Arnaud) from Though "Intercommunion To- Rev. Timothy K. Ishikawa formerly Executive Officer of Finley Hospital, over, all missionaries taste alike. up a third diocese in South Australia. Every mainland precentor of St. Andrew's, Yokohama, N,S.W., has been appointed Adminis-July 22. day," the report of the Arch- in Australia constitutes a province of the Church of bishops' Commission on Inter- communion, which was pub- England and the bishops of these State capitals are arch- lished by the Church Informa- bishops with metropolitan jurisdiction. Why should tion Office on May 2 (price South Australia be the only exception? 8/6), may be too theological for the average reader, some of the The neighbouring State and Synod chose the first of these commissions recommendations province of Western Australia four suggestions and it passed a should interest many who are should give South Australian resolution to give effect to it. never likely to study the whole churchmen food for thought as It read: report. they seek to come to ss decision OVERSIGHT at the Adelaide synod in Octo- 81. OMulto Wake 11 84. beryls* Soma! -- 2. Billy Graham -- t so lisrie 89. Songs 01 Um Emedutt as. HeOpy labile. — Re ons, God's Delinquent One recommendation, which "That this synod is of the h10 Aiiisimung :09 -Lo 111. Old , — Flo Price Lk Lit Harrows 8 the Gang Baas S:,ters.01,1„.1„1..esu Trail Nan MGM, 01 ovellime Choir HePP message to Youth, TM ber next. tome'.i Whit II A Lamb, Row Gentle. Hi I. fiestless Ones. lie's the whole commission supports, opinion that additional episcopal fashioned Meeting, Btigh Oil.. That's one Si History — Did, I Cannot pal IM Los, Gonne Wake U Everything Io Me, In Goes Western Australia comprises Sweet By and Br. Su, Inn the Corner. elte,. massage on tbe Mend We Have In ensue. out, Heaven Game Down Singin., My Mend and I. Glee, Pastures leeding, I h concerns the rubric at the end pastoral oversight is urgently Me, 501 w,is I v ,an Gladness. eTt lust Keep holing My nil of the mild the dioceses of Perth, Bunbury, IS, SO Account Wa elp Someone Wellk arieg When the Shadows Lord. 18 more. of the Confirmation service in needed in the territory at present Settled, i Mhos ng In tea Sheens, plus 8 Away, 6 others, Kalgoorlie and North-West Aus- the '1662 Prayer Book. This comprised in the. Diocese of Ade- Perth is the metropoli- rubric, stating that "there shall tralia. laide, and gives its approval to tan see. Bunbury has about 30 none be 'admitted to the Holy the creation of a Diocese com- clergy, a bishop and an assistant Communion until such time as prising approximately the terri- bishop. It has become a viable he be confirmed, or be ready tory contained within the Arch- diocese only in recent years. and desirous to be confirmed," deaconry of the South-East, pro- Kalgoorlie has recently tried has long been a matter of con- vided that is is possible for the to stand alone again and Bishop troversy. It is considered by synod of the new diocese during o m Bellew — .Pod 5 RECORDS FoRs5 Bryant is a man of courage and m. i VALUE $28.75 ) some people (to apply only to any vacancy in that see to de- r 40'19e!tat?cl:.Innu's' Kennedy Welcome Home energy. With six or seven Unspeekahle Liles bon's GP Day DI RE members of the Church of Eng- termine by canon or resolution Heeviv c • clergy, its future is precarious, .14,1•11, to land; others think it refers to all that the said territory should re- despite mineral developments. Eglir PICK THE 5 YOU WANT FROM THIS PAGE Christians and is therefore a turn to the Diocese of Adelaide, North-West Australia has about complete bar to the admission and to this end directs the Stand- a dozen clergy, led by the re- -& MAIL COUPON BELOW TODAY. of unconfirmed members of other • Australian bishops at the Lambeth AConference in procession from Westminster ing Committee to prepare the doubtable Bishop Witt. necessary canon for presenta- Churches to Communion in the Except for Perth, each of Church of England. To clear tion to the next session of the these dioceses has had to turn Your only-obligation thereafter is to purchasb up this difficulty, and to leave synod." to the Bush Church Aid Society A canon is being prepared to the way open to whatever kinds for support and manpower. from the family Record Club within one year of intercommunion The Church present to the coming 1968 RR Gaol Moment.. id . muys.or North-West Australia could not Leered Music - e. may wish to permit, the com- synod, to give effect to this reso- Hines How Great r Orchestra Close Io Thee, REPORT ON THIRT Y-NINE ARTICLES function without them. I - wow t Belong To Wso 8 RECORDS of your own choke, lution, If passed, it must be rati- At Let Us Mee, mission recommends that there Only two dioceses in this pro- Together. largo, The expressive of the current "mind fied by General Synod when it I'd Rattle. should be a Church Assembly "SUBSCRIPTION and Assent to the Thirty Nine vince function adequately. The les. 7 more. of the Church." meets in 1969 and the third Measure about the rubric, for- Articles" is the title of the first report of the other two teeter along. There only J Quoting Canon Knox, Rev. M. diocese could then come into mally stating that it applies must usually be four separate Archbishop of Canterbury's Commission on Doctrine A. P. Wood and Canon Stafford being in 1970. Whether it does to Holy Communion of mem- dioceses to give provincial set up in March 1967. Wright, the report adds: "It is or not, may depend very largely bers of the Church of England. status. Western Australia won't clear that there ,are some Angli- on what the Adelaide synod de- Regulations for admission to The Bishop of Durham is the Anglican clergy ere required to be done out of it. I Holy Communion of members chairmam of the Commission subscribe to the doctine contain- dans who for doctrinal reasons cides in October. of other Churches are also con- and the members include Dr ed in the articles). are (anxious to retain the articles, Increasing apprehension about 53. Den C.,,. SURVIVAL 91 Owe. frlend Pa Null., Pantile. — IE. Marching On . - New and any proposed change in the 94 eaui Soo. v v • SI An as Inwood Me Apin the New AN sidered, and the report suggests the wisdom of the resolution in 90 Slog Unto Ile lerO Xeppy Goodman Xits Bo, Bud Tama.. Ear Beyond orli Mall Rend an Jim Packer, Rev. Michael Green, Among the views held on the day Evening Carmichael s. 11”leci, . South Australia became a two- Loolois Someday He Io Sent the Lord, Go the So, WeikAy Chorus, faith!. UM. a number of circumstances in status of the articles should take val Me To Calvary, Asa pamplwased ensues or gingers a Of Do Your Best, twig. reestin", 'API" lied Professor Nineham and Canon articles, Dr W. R. Matthews is 1967 led the bishop to issue a , lives any Of the Lord. leo Homein I/m Too and Ileearning. MY /3' diocese State in 1915 when Wil- nnd Kno. X, deoneth X Taylor. Mir Golden Near.. Newell. March. Li. Christ!.11 "Ob..", Don /oh serious account of this view." God v yp-nd, Ro Where Near Ie.5 11so Me which such admission might be Montefiore. quoted as saying "the articles full statement concerning the siee iiev, 1-01/1se Mo. 01 Munn God lot Ehtml . suggots a neo trioloo However, the report sets out the lochra was set up. Until last 1-u,ad er h mofy permitted. These cover various The report consists mainly of do not represent the present proposals, the reasons for them. pastoral considerations, cases in general view that this is not year, Willochra barely managed a discussion of the differing at- mind of the Church." Attention to survive with a bishop and ten and answers to the objections to which students and others come is also given to many in the the time for revision of the them, to the clergy and laity of ENJOY THE BEST IN CHRISTIAN MUSIC EVERY DAY OF titudes taken to the 39 articles clergy and an Anglican popula- together in permanent close-knit articles. the archdeaconry of the South- by Anglicans and also by other Church who believe with Canon tion (10,000) less than even the THE WEEK—EVERY WEEK OF THE YEAR! communities, and sustained joint Nevertheless, a "light revision East. churches which derive from the Broughton' Knox that the diocese of Kalgoorlie (11,000). , is avarlaMe lo you when you in, Oslo of the articles" by two members s.k.." 5 imetels on the page—wither hti, of stereo for only IS. Nahre S28.555 'MO ells efforts by local congregations or Church of England. A history articles set forth truth to which Conferences of clergy and laity many wondertul hours of intoning pffasure and spiritual telreshment. Mart what of the Commission forms part It has to be remembered that Christian tanillms /9 Mt /amity Retool MG Enjoy other Christian groups. of the meaning attached to sub- any Church must conform, rath- in the three rural deaneries and prams. Mith and insptralitio ran mean te your entire family! Your choke of inspirational hymns gospel mega, Methodists and Lutherans are these albums of paver scription and assent is included er than the other opinion that the of the report. In it, all references finally of the archdeaconry, had spirituals mid odler trelltoyea sacred mom. Recordings by year favourite rocaRsts and sates yelps 40.0501 organ music and b. This Is My ret.' 211 5ing 01 faith arin to Romish errors are removed. very strong in South Australia for Hoist, Sin World — Told Smith an My Dud Ives and ito in the report. (At present, all articles should be adaptable and the bishop's statement before full orchestrations A sort in your own home. eidff such dedicated Chnstian artists as Flo Price, ledd Smith. Korean Orphan Chad o and at 26%, its proportion of GIAMMIIIKI, Cantiefs 0811,91. Don Rusted, Plano an Roberts, Noma tomes, Rol Ives. rain Barrows, Rerlyeffirm Cheir, 8ffly Graham. Hai Mieuredy, Ralph Organ/ Whoa Dn ova Is Agin, 0 Happv Writing on the Report, Mr Ger- them but a consensus of opinion lord's side, Ivory PeleCeS Day. Dore Is A 1,011:0 Anglicans is less than any other White Sisters and many others. When the Roll Is Call, vaise Duffield, a leading Evan- seems to be that the formation Ile 11 and Nov wo, M.U. Policy on State. Its survival depended on Ily ,ands, II ulhe, This sputa' offer also entitles you to rnemhership M The Family Record Club oath ea its wonderful adohlogsa BY lorMeff you Pr gelical layman and a member the Bush Church Aid Society. of a new diocese is premature. your choice ol Inspirational records announced M the FREE 6-weelly release sheet You select from Me tali range et many hundreds of the Church Assembly in Eng- It is difficult to imagine Ade- Whist year. Thereafter your °litigation mum Mad Ilse onoody98,21R9 Offset to devalualion The magnanimous action of Canaan•records only 8 Moe remrds I of Word, Sacred land, looks at the reasons why Adelaide diocese in ceding the laide synod forcing the reluctant nittnix51110 application /non today( divorce The missionary dioceses major part of its income is from 'Evangelic* are interested in Eyre Peninsula with its many area concerned to accept --lust tsP m whist, 5 albinos you cant by number. 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SEND NO MONEY After two days of debate at of Melanesia and Poly- New Zealand, but most of the parishes to Willochra last year, 5 days and you owe us nothing money is spent with firms in Aus- He urges as the main reason has made it a viable diocese with These clergy and laity need the World Council Meetings in nesia have been very seri- FILL IN, DETACH AND MAIL MONEY-SAVING COUPON Westminester, the Mothers' tralia because there is no ship- that the Church of England 33 clergy. episcopal care and oversight, but perhaps our present rigidity 'AI My is Poen -Glorous I Gospel Goiter too Union decided, by 162 votes to ously hit by the devalua- ping service between New Zea- should remain a confessing Adelaide now has about 150 Music ul the Resurrect.° 011Ward Chr1511.1 land and the islands of Melanesia Church, a Church which con- clergy and an area of some 32,- about episcopacy prevents us Satisfaction Guaranteed —Mail Coupon Today! Wen You There. Must Miholdiers,llis, A Reautitul bfe 29, that there should be no tion of the pound by Bri- Jesus Baer the Cross land Up For les. I'll fly and because Australian currency fesses its faith publicly and un- 000 square miles compared with from offering real pastoral care Alone, The Did Rugged Soltly and Tenderly. change in its policy on the 2000 he Church In Me 0,10 tain and New Zealand LAG.. men', Me1,9.791, yOD. no Ns,. slaw,. syssm Cram Christ la Rile° is used in both the New Hebrides mistakably. He sees much value Willochra's 34i,000. because we feel compelled to FAMILY RECORDS AUSTRALIA Oil A mrue mid, 8 others admission of divorced women to "Aible House', 8 Twin Si,..,, Adelaide, SOW 317 poen Sheet, Bsbano. IMO Herne Ile last year. and the British Solomon Islands. in such a confession to help clar- In September, 1967, the Ade- attach to it a capital outlay and family Record Put, Send me the membership. et ,ease enrol men • member ol the Stereo division of 612,1' Roods I have hatedWoe and bill me later. tech 6 seek,, Mien you send me Me FREI /amity Rood To offset some of the effects of Because of the devaluation, the ify the grounds for ecumenical laide synod received a report a costly administrative machine purchase The N.Z. M.0 'had tried to you Orilhei I a few., other Men the Modat Selection. I agree Club release MM. I WO the mai diocese has $45,000 less to spend encounter, The Articles make which we have come to regard n edditioal IT' le records thew the lull top el Wed, Lea A Como words availehleI donne have this rule ammended and it this the Standing Committee of from a sub-committee of Stand- 12 months el the repot„ of 5570 eon g o smallsmaY w , d1 8 mime. eherge AIM/ the reser. Sated MM. in 1968, it possible to say 'both what the as the essence of episcopacy. e law seems likely that N.Z. and the Australian Board of Missions ing Committee which contained tr"'""°`°' ''" r'stal'stre'e"gsl'ie!e7Pri'ice In, Canada will persist with decided at its meeting recently The Diocese of Polynesia also Church stands for and how its four suggestions for overcoming Concern for the erection of a Please send me the following I I I I a changed policy. (July 16) to make immediate receives most of its income from position may be distinguished the pastoral problems arising province in South Australia 5 RECORDS for ONLY SS. 00. II grants to both dioceses. New Zealand, and suffers a loss from things that are really error from administering a diocese should not influence this ques- but might be assumed by the Name Yloodedul lone OP 90 Songs II Heopmess 45. The Plane I Remember The amount of $5,000 will of $3,500 for the current year. with 150 clergy and 951,000 tion. It is competent for Ade- lbw .1,111[11 Q. he le leviesI've Seen Ralph Gainuchaei Address • tither Along, Coma and Please mention "Church ignorant to be part of its teach- to • God mum A Way, I've With loess. lake A Look be sent to the Diocese of Mela- The additional help now being people. laide and Willochra to petition Stale ... — kle. With Jesus, Weil n the 8.k, He. I Can Dine, any In the Ruck ing. City Postcode RIM. Me Cotner, by nesia and $2,500 to the Diocese given by ABM will help to cush- The suggestions were: form a General Synod to form the two playing f33-1/3 RPM) players use HI fidelity Records Stereo players use either. Sloan ttheeh all Jesus My Prow lend Record" when replying to NoMr MI gore LookLod, Jest" wise 01 Hemel Seine, Good. Unsekabie,pe When I Set of Polynesia. These grants will ion the shock, but both dioceses new diocese; appoint an assistant dioceses into a province under Me. 7 ethell ye World Goode.. W. h. ow Blood, 9 ohm He admits that all confessional our advertisers. he additional to the annual have had to adopt severe econo- formulae show marks of the bishop with de facto jurisdiction Section 37 of the Constitution. I grants this year of $15,000 to mies to help meet the situation, age in which they are produced over a specified part of the It is also competent for General Melanesia and $16,750 to Poly- The Board asks the Church in and urges this as a reason diocese; appoint an assistant Synod to confer by canon the Printed by John Fairfax and Sons Lid., Broadway, Sydney, for the publishers, nesia. Australia to lift its giving to why the revision of classical bishop without any specific area title of archbishop on the pre- The Church Record Ltd., Sydney. Page 8 Australian Church Record, August 8, 1968 The Diocese of Melanesia is meet the increased grants to statements of the faith is a pen- under him; appoint one or more sent Bishop of Adelaide. (Sec- the worst hit by devaluation. The missionary dioceses. lees and misguided process. full-time archdeacons. tion 8).