Rest of the news THE AUSTRALIAN THE AUSTRALIAN A letter to the editor of Melbourne's "Age" says CHURCH that "it is very hard for people to understand what their churches are up to." The writer is a Roman Catholic Rev Allen W. Quee, General berra-Goulburn in St Saviours Secretary for CMS in South Cathedral, Goulburn, on Mon- who is identifying with the problems that members of RECORD CHURCH RECORD Australia since 1965, has been day, January 1. other denoMinations are experiencing. appointed rector of St Bedes Be- Mr Wilfred L. J. Hutchison, The national paper for THE NATIONAL CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER — NINETY-SECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION verly Hills (Sydney). She writes: Secretary of the diocese of Syd- funerals. The committee included Church of England people Registered for ridging as Rev Charles J. Lefts, curate of ney, resumed duties on February "I, too, cannot understand the ministers, a funeral director, a — Catholic, Apostolic, Prot- No. 1507—February 24, 1972 a newspaper — Category A. Sons dLt db.!i 'or handwFa'yi,rTyd n'd,ey Price 15 cents St Lukes Liverpool (Sydney) 1 after illness. gap between the Gospel as barrister and a solicitor. It sug- estant and Reformed. since 1970, has resigned. Rev Clive A. Way, rector of preached by the church and the gested that costs could be cut by sad reality of the life of the using station waggons instead of Subscription $4 per year, Right Rev Cecil A. Warren Holy Trinity Erskineville (Syd- posted. Editorial and Busi- church. hearses, eliminating the use of was installed as Bishop of Can- ney) since 1968, has been ness: 511 Kent Street, Sydney, matching expensive ears and a appointed full-time chaplain to We Catholics are currently in 2000. Phone: 61 2975. Office the Home of Peace. the process of spending a few possibility that coffins used in the case of cremations could be re- hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bishop Dain meets with million dollars on the construc- Rev Graham Mitchell, Meth- used. Issued fortnightly, on alter- odist minister at Narrabeen, tion of a new super building of nate Thursdays. NSW, has been appointed princi- church offices, etc., and on a Eu- Following cyclone damage in charistic Congress. North Queensland, the diocese pal of the Bethshan Holiness reports that speedy help came Mission, Wyee, NSW, from It is to me a most glaring from many country parishes in- January 29. example of social injustice, of a Graham team in USA cluding Mackay and Cairns in Rev Victor Goldney, aged 81, cold heart, of pomp and trium- the diocese, $1000 from the N.S.W. phalism belonging — if any- tif Hawthorn, South Australia, Archbishop of Sydney, $500 one of the State's best known where at all — to the darkest of ages. It is an old story of putting from the Archbishop of Perth Methodist ministers and widely and other amounts from as far Congresses have helped increase known in interdenominational appearances before ideals, of away as Rabaul and Carpentaria. Christian work, died in January. bricks and mortar before people. The diocesan authorities were C.C.E.S. He was a founding member of It destroys my faith in church world impact of gospel of Christ leadership. able to make money available to the council of the Adelaide Bible the local Red Cross to alleviate Institute and its chairman for ten According to reports in Can- personal suffering, years and was also chairman of berra, Adelaide and Melbourne Preaching recently in St Paul's gelimn in Japan, Hong Kong. trip to discuss whether in fact it the SA Keswick Convention. newspapers, Rev Andrew Patter- appoints Bishop A. Jack Hain, an Cathedral, Melbourne, Dean son, chaplain at Adelaide's assistant bishop of Sydney, Ceylon, India, Pakistan and might be God's time. Mr David Claydon, formerly Thomas said that "People spend Thailand all happened as a direct NSW General Secretary of the Flinders University for Metho- left on 19th November for a Dr Graham had gathered dists, Presbyterians and Con- too much limo seeking material result. together a representative group Scripture Union, took up office as status symbols. Christianity has trip which took him round The second and even more air Gary Althorn, NSW Youth Federal Secretary of the Scrip- gregationalists, sees nothing of people not officially related to its status symbols too, but they officer the world. He returned to remarkable result in some this work but just people who are Organiser for the Bible Society, Lure Union on February 1. wrong in using four-letter words lack Hain seated at his desk after the interview. in the university and in his home are very different. They are the degree, has been the fact that in in the life of the church. Doss, the Basin, and the Towel Sydney on 17th January and Singapore every second day, the "to effect stress and emphasis." The NSW Council for All I think 1 could and should and Tears. The only advertise- in an interview for the after loon was left clear so that He says that neither his wife nor Chris Tian Education in say is that whereas two years ago ment for Christianity is a people working in similar fields the students object. Church Record early in Feb- we were deeply concerned that Christian — he can fill others Schools has appointed Rev could meet together. News in brief First full-time chaplain The Methodist Church in- with a desire to share his status Bernarr H. Stevens as full- ruary, he spoke of the time we should not stop what was a Tasmania has had a committee The theologians met together movement of the Spirit that was An American Indian has been legalised all sexual :onduct before God, and have his same time Liaison and Research he spent in the USA. and all the folk engaged in liter- to investigate the cost of joy of living. already going on in wider circles, elected a bishop in the Episcopal between consenting adults. Officer to formulate propo- ature met together. Out of those I think that now we all felt that Church, reportedly for the first for Home of Peace The reason for my visit to the consultations have come some cals in religious eduction in US was two-fold. Every two the time may well be ripe in two time. Suffragan of the South Da- There are 242,000 Anglican very significant developments. children of school age in the For the first time in its He brings with him a warm schools. years there is a meeting of the or three years. kota diocese is the Reverend A big conference on literature Harold S. Jones, 61, of Good diocese according to Sydney's history the Home of Peace concern for the needs of patients chairmen of the respective com- Because listening to people who at this time in their lives re- BEAUTY IN STONE Until he took up the appoint- mittees which look after such in Singapore 18 months ago has from all round the world, one of Shepherd Mission, Fort Defiance, Board of Education. 950 lay Hospital in Sydney appoin- quire spiritual strength and ment, he was a minister of the work as is maintained around the led to a great deal of co-ordi- the tragedies that seemed to Arizona. teachers plus clergy, deaconesses ted a full-time chaplain to comfort, and to many of whom Methodist Church and a second- world such as the distribution of nated evangelical strategy in the come through was the fact that and parish sisters are attempting field of Christian literature. But I give spiritual advice and only the important matters ary school teacher at Wattle 'Decision' magazine, the Hour at the present time there is an Fearing that its passage would to provide religious instruction count. Park in Victoria. of Decision radio programs and think of even greater significance appalling vacuum in spiritual turn California into a Sodom and for this number but the board comfort at Eversleigh, Nerin- This appointment is for 12 has been the area of theological Gomorrah, the state's assembly wants to train at least 700 more The hospital board feels that the spiritual ministry that flows leadership. gah and Greenwich Hos- months and has been made development. rejected a bill that would have lay teachers . the ministry to which Mr Way from them, and such things as (Continued page 2) pitals. He will also attend possible by special financial sup- schools for writers, occasional First of all, what we call TAP has been commissioned, is so port received from among the (Theological Assistance Program) patients at Braeside Hos- urgently needed, that the hospi- music team visits and work of council's membership, which in- this kind. and then TAFTE (The Associa- pital. tal's own funds must be chan- tion for Theological Extension). cludes the major Protestant There is a small structure Rev Clive Way, previously nelled to meet the considerable denominations and all Anglican This latter is the program additional financial involvement, maintained which seeks to keep part-time chaplain to Eversleigh dioceses in the State. through which theological col- Declining strength of in the background. The chairmen Hospital and rector of the parish Mr Way will be available to Mr Stevens' academic quali- leges can reach out and by their meet with the Graham team in staff going out one night a week of Holy Trinity, Erskineville, has outline the work and needs of fications are a BA degree (Syd), the US for fellowship and con- into big cities within a 20-50 undertaken this interesting and the Home of Peace Hospital on during which he undertook a sultation, major sequence in education, and mile radius, they are quadrupling challenging responsibility. He two Sundays each month and it Secondly, I shared in a small commenced duties on January 1 a post-graduate B. Litt (in Edu- the number of people they are church institutions is warmly recommended that way in consultation as to wheth- this year. cation — New England). For touching parishes take the opportunity of er this was the time when God Mr Way has been widely inviting him to preach at a ser- two years he has been a member In the Bible Medical and Mis- The capture of the Jesus movement by the established Churches and a strengthen- Holy Trinity might be indicating the need for known for his abilityoas a singer vice which could be dedicated to ,ttlicdral, Wangaratta, begun in 1464 linfi com- of the Australian College of Edu- sionary Fellowship we have al- ing of local ecumenism at the expense of national interest are two main examples pleted in 1965. is probably the finest Gothic type provincial cation. a further congress of the kind ready seconded five of our finest and reached the grand finals of the work and progress of the that was held in Berlin. "Showcase 70," a welf-known Home of Peace Hospital and its cathedral in Australia. From his wide experience of missionaries to do nothing else of declining strength of church institutions in American church life. and highly competitive exhibition the education systems of both Two years ago I felt that it but this work. major Christian witness in the latest wave of American revival- drug scene in the use of language of Australian talent. community. NSW and Victoria, Mr Stevens was not time, mainly because Now these are things which This was the vie,” of Dr Rob- Berlin had. given birth to an flow from a congress on evange- ert J. Marshall, president of the ism. and it is enthusiastic, ad hoc, and will bring to the task extensive charismatic," said Dr Marshall. Presbyterian table knowledge as a basis for the African, an Asian, a South lism and it's good to realise that Lutheran Church in America He believed that, like previous work he began for the council on American and a Canadian Con- it's not just the addresses that when he met with staff of the revival movements, it would Dr Marshall said that, to some February 7. gress on Evangelism and those in are given, it's not even the warm, Australian Council of Churches eventually be taken over by the extent, the Jesus movement was in Anglican church As a result of his efforts, in turn had given birth to dozens of spiritual atmosphere that you in Sydney earlier this month. Churches. a reaction to the social action Liturgical reform national congresses on evange- enjoy. It is the little seed that is Dr Marshall said that although "There seems to be a close emphasis among young people, A highly unusual service took place at Baan Baa, developing the needed resources for the council's consultation lism right across Asia for in- sown and the workings of the the Jesus movement was connection between the Jesus produced by the economic slow- in the Narrabri (Armidale diocese) parish on December with other churches and educa- stance. Holy Spirit in joining people Christianity "on their own movement and the developments down in American society and 19, when a Communion table was received and dedi- tional authorities, it is hoped to These are the significant things together that I think are really terms" for youth, it followed a in other youth movements. There the withdrawal from Vietnam. is a similarity to the occult in Tasmania cated by the Presbyterian minister (Rev. N. S. Wilce) submit proposals on religious that come out of a congress like significant. fairly traditional pattern and "But we also believe that an movement, a similarity with the at a service in the Anglican Church. education to the NSW Depart- Singapore. Congresses on Evan- Now we met recently on this could be characterised as the American 'generation' now only Since Dean John Falkingham, secretary of Gen- ment of Education and the State lasts for about four years, and The table was in memory of Church. Government by the end of 1972. eral Synod's Liturgical Commission, addressed Tas- Mrs Lesley Margaret Michell, each new generation rebels Mr Wilce, who is Presbyterian against the previous youth gener- manian clergy last May, the diocese has determined and was given by her sister, Mrs minister at Narrabri, in receiving Avis Whan, of Bean Baa. ation," he added as a significant to involve itself in liturgical reform. and dedicating the table, said reason for the development of Mrs Michell was Presbyterian, "This is a unique and historic WCC LEADERS VISIT AUSTRALIA The Bishop was asked to ap- DARWIN: Revs D. G. Johnson, but her husband is an Anglican. DEATH OF the Jesus movement. occasion — to my knowledge the on World Mission and Evange- point a Diocesan Liturgical Com- W. R. Paton, M. R. Little. The Presbyterians have no first time a Presbyterian Commu- Thirty executive and staff members of the World Council of Churches visited Discussing ecumenical co- mittee which would consist of church at Bean Baa and use the BISHOP lism. Dr Philip Potter and a operation in America, Dr Mar- nion table has been placed in an Australia this month to attend the 1972 general meeting of the Australian number of other senior staff archdeaconry sub-committees of The purpose of the sub-com- Anglican church for worship. Anglican church and dedicated." shall said that people were more three members with power to co- mittees is to help promote liturgi- Council of Churches. members. The position is reversed at He thanked the Anglican MOVES interested in ecumenism at a opt. cal study and experimentation at Maules Creek, where the Angli- local level than ever before, but authorities for allowing the table from among the official delegates Most members of the delega- The Bishop has appointed the Parish level within the respective cam worship in the Presbyterian Right Rev John Stoward Their Australian visit followed Other executive members in- tion visited Sydney and Mel- that this did not carry through to to be placed in their church. clude Dr M. M. Thomas (India), of member Churches to the five following groups for each arch- archdeaconries. a meeting of the 19-member bourne between February 14 and the national level. Moyes, 88, Bishop of Armi- Metropolitan Nikodim (Russian yearly assemblies. deaconry: The purpose of the Diocesan Executive Committee of the The Lutheran Church in dale from 1929 to 1964, Orthodox Church of USSR), Earl There are more than 250 21. HOBART: Revs C. D. Holmes, Committee is to collate reports World Council in Auckland, New America is a member both of of March (UK), and General T. member Churches of the council, They participated in the 25th R. M. Potter, 0. S. Heyward. and to establish a more effective Cathedral holds intensive died in Hornsby District Zealand. the National Council of B. Simatupang. including five Churches in general meeting of the Austra- LAUNCESTON: Revs J. A. liaison with the Liturgical Corn- Hospital, on 29 January. Among the visitors to Austra- Churches in the USA and of the The executive committee is Australia. lian Council of Churches, held at Senior, H. H. Girvan, W. M. mission appointed by General lia were three of the six presi- World Council of Churches. Harris. Synod. weekly Bible studies He was born in Adelaide in dents of the WCC, Mrs Kiyoko responsible for implementing The delegation also included the University of Sydney, and in policy decided by the central the general secretary of the a number of public meetings and Dr Marshall said that a recent Weekly lunch hour Bible studies every Thursday 1884 and was educated at Takedo Cho (Japan), Rev Dr Er- St Peter's College and the nest A. Payne (UK), and Bishop committee of the world church WCC, Dr Eugene Carson Blake, church services in both capital survey had shown that the "trust and Friday are a feature of St Andrew's Church Cathe- University of Adelaide. He was Alphaeus Zulu (South Africa) body. It, members are appointed the director of the Commission cities. level" of the American people in dral ministry to people working in the heart of Sydney ordained in Adelaide and was a national organisations had WELCOME TO THE FAMILY dropped significantly. The survey during the current six months. chaplain with the 1st AIF. He held three parishes, being rector included attitudes to large com- To become a subscriber to the Australian Church Re- To promote an informal Jesus" until April 13. John Chap- panies. labour unions, Govern- atmosphere, the upper and lower of St Bartholomew's Norwood cord, just fill in the form below and mail it in with man follows with studies on and Archdeacon of Adelaide ment bodies and the churches. Chapter House is being used and Romans 1 to 8 until June 1. While the churches had improved $4 or simply ask us to charge it, people are bringing their lunch to when he was elected to Armi- Alan Nichols has the final Thurs- dale. their position relatively, they had eat while coffee is provided. I enclose $4 for annual subscription/Please charge it day sessions on the Sermon on In 1954 he became the first still suffered a loss. cross out one) The Bible-teaching ministry is the Mount, ending on July 13. freeman of the city of Armidale "What is eating away at both being shared by John Reid, Brian The Friday studies begin each and in 1960 the first Deputy the ecumenical organisations and Telfer, John Chapman, Alan week at 1.10 pm. John Chapman Chancellor of the University of the denominational churches is a To The Australian Church Record, 511 Kent Street, Nichols and David Hewetson, all opens with Romans 9 to 16 New England. He was awarded disaffection with institutions. of whom are experienced ex- which ends on March 10. Alan Sydney, N.S.W., 2000. the CMG in 1962. Organisations serving a single positors of God's word, Nichols takes up "The Death and Bishop Moyes had far-ranging purpose are more vital and more The Thursday studies begin at Resurrection of Jesus," ending interests and will be remembered likely to command support than NAME on April 14. 12.10 pm and the first series by as a distinguished preacher, a our comprehensive organisations. Brian Telfer is entitled, "Faith at David Hewetson follows with missioner, a fearless leader on "Twenty years ago, the great- ADDRESS "Final Instructions — 1 and 2 Work — studies in James" and social issues and one who had a est single force in Protestantism ends on March 9. Timothy," which ends on June 2. great love for all things Austra- in America was the National The final series by Archdeacon POSTCODE lian. In his generation, he played Five members of the world Council of Churches Esecuth e Committee who were among those who visited Australia. (Left Council of Churches, but now Alan Nichols then takes up John Reid covers Genesis 1 to a very considerable part in the j%lphaeus /ado I Anglica Africa), 'Hie Right Hon the Ear I of March (Anglican—U.K.), Mrs Janet the strength is not in inter- "The Death and Resurrection of 11 and ends on July 14. to right): Bishop life of the Australian Church. Wesonga (Anglican—Cgandm, Rev Or Eugene arson Blake, Ceneral Secretary (Presbyterbui—U.S.A.), anti Dr AL M. Thomas, Church co-operation, but in the Printed by cha i rman of the Central Committee (Mar Thuma Syrian Church, non-denominational movements." Page 8 Australian Church Record, Febrtary 10, 1972 John Fairfax and RLold6;_d eLgOwAyan dnev. for the publisher 3)00E: Jile.ge pore EDITORIAL 1. A Brief Review of the Contemporary Charismatic Movement. CHARISMATIC MOVEMENT Just prior to his death Karl Threats to the institution Barth was asked what the new emphasis on theology would be When Stephen Neill wrote "Anglicanism" (1965 ed.) it did not appear to hint then that the continuance of the Church of during the seventies. He replied TRUE OR FALSE? without hesitation, "The Holy England as an institution was under any great threat. He was able to speak warmly of its improved and improving organi- By Rev Dudley T. Foord, M.Sc., B.D., Th.Schol., Dean of sation, administration, liturgies and growing spirit." [1] spirit of world Anglican unity. But many would question his prognosis barely After a period in the early Theological College, Sydney. seven years later. twentieth century in which the Fatherhood of God was given Cathedral the best attended ser- Whv this upsurge of charis- Of growing world-wide signifi- Some of the things he commends in 1965 even at the expense of the institution. Where it is valiant for truth, the instrument of prominence, as typified by Har- vice in its current program has matic life today? Some would cance need not, of course, follow. could be taken up by proponents of an opposite Trends in Roman Catholicism since Vatican the Holy Spirit and the vehicle of Christ's love nack, there followed in the been described by some as a advance the following causes: The test of anything naming view today. For example, he sees hope for the II have been seen as stemming from the con- for our world, it is worth defending and pre- middle third of the century the charismatic type of service. (a) Because of the deadness of itself Christian is not its success Church of England as an institution in heigh- scious oirtreven unconscious drive to enable the serving. Christological revolution of Neo- In St Francis', Albion Street, the established main-line denomi- or its power, though these make more imperative. tened desire for unity with other Christian in- church as an institution to prevail over the Reformation theology in which Sydney, Roman Catholic Church nations with the accent on their the appraisal Wherein it fails to be any or all of these, it is the person of Christ was given each Friday night the Catholic institutional life. The test is truth. stitutions. In this he would be supported by challenges met in today's society. The growing Church, and they not worth the effort to defend or preserve. the central place by Barth. Pentecostals meet, and they be- (b) Because of the secularity Is the charismatic teaching in Apostolic Archbishop Ramsey who has stated his desire distaste for celibacy is but one sign of this. passed away with it." [14] All the signs indicate that we are about to see The last third of the century lieve this upsurge of life to have of the day and the denial of the conformity with the New Testa- to see organic unity with Rome, another and a Harold 0. J. Brown in "The Protest of a ment? Our duty is to assess the a decline in world movements for organic unity has seen the dramatic in- the greatest potential impact of super-natural. God may be giv- Their function was to assist larger institution. Troubled Protestant" points out that Bishop movement in the light of the the church in its period of imma- among the denominations. There may be many troduction during the last decade any movement in church his- ing His gifts to the church afresh, Others see in the various moves for organic James Pike, former Bishop of California whose of the new "secular theology." thus rebuking the spirit of the New Testament witness. turity before the full revelation reasons for this, but one of them clearly is that tory. [ 131 unity an unfounded hope that larger institutions rejection of basic Christian truths led to his res- However, running parallel to Recently the author attended a age. of the writing of the New Testa- a growing minority can see that fellowship and 3. Some Attitudes to the Char- will be more apt to survive the emerging threat ignation, was never subjected to the same kind these movements has been the "Holy Spirit Seminar" sponsored (c) Because of the emphasis on ment. Dr Leon Morris espouses love flourish where truth is shared, not com- ismatic Movement. this view: "they are rather to be against institutional Christianity. of official church disapproval that Billy Gra- phenomenal growth of the world- by the charismatic movement in "reality through experience" and promised. Till recently the attitude of seen as a gift to the church in Some see modern radical theologians like ham constantly meets. wide Pentecostal churches, and Sydney with some 600 others, the bizarre. Some of the threat to our institutional life there is now a growing ground most of whom were from the This shows up in the world in Christian orthodoxy to the Pente- the time of its infancy, a kind of Bishop J. A. T. Robinson striving to ensure the Pike threatened only truth. Graham threat- birthday present." 115] springs from the spirit of unbelief which under- swell of voice and literature ur- mainline churches. It was freely drug taking, seances and psy- costals was typified by the survival of the institutional church by means of ens an institution which therefore brings all its famous rebuke by Bishop Butler Professor H. Thielicke takes a lies much of the modern view of man. But we ging the church to see in the admitted that such a conference chedelic interest. The charismatic conforming to what twentieth century man will defences to bear against him. person and work of the Holy would not have been possible 12 gifts, especially tongues, offer a to John Wesley: "Sir, the pre- strong line: "I would relegate Christians must bear the blame for some of it buy at the expense of biblical truth. Earlier The Word of God, which alone is truth, Spirit the proper focus for the months ago. spiritual experience confirming tending to extraordinary revela- these phenomena to the realm of liberal theologians like Hamack were must prevail, whether within or outside the in- since we have worked harder to preserve the new age. [2] Once the movement could be the activity of the supernatural tions and gifts of the Holy Spirit spiritual pathology." [16]. This vehemently opposed by church officials because stitution. Christians will have no great fears institution than we have to obey Christ's ex- Modern pentecostalism burst ignored or at least held at arm's in a world which debunks the is a horrid thing — a very horrid general view is shared by the re- thing." formed theologian A. A. Hoek- the truth as liberals sae it had to be maintained when the church as an institution is attacked. press command follow his steps. upon the scene at the dawn of length. Today it is upon us; it re- supernatural. the twentieth century in America, fuses to be ignored or over- (d) Because of the loneliness, This classic view has been ex- ema. His judgment is that "it (3] and in the 70 years has looked. frustration and tension of today's pounded by B. B. Warfield in' his cannot be proved with finality spread across the globe as the society, Tongues speaking acts as book "Miracles — Yesterday than the miraculous gifts of the most flourishing branch of 2. Significance of the Charis- a catharsis. and, Today — Real and Counter- Spirit are still in the church Christianity and is now "the matic Movement Important as these suggestions feit." His thesis is that some of today." [17] Protection for today evangelical majority in almost a We are confronted by a move- may be, our studies must proceed the charismatic gifts were tem- This position, we observe, dozen countries." [4] ment which understands itself as at a deeper level. Here is a move- porary Whilst others were per- seems a somewhat arbitrary one We all realise that it is a pretty dangerous world A no lesser person than Dr a legitimate successor to, and a ment distinguished by its empha- manent. and require a rigorous eval- "Be clothed with humility" — I Peter 5:5 today. Whenever you put your nose outside the door, Henry Pitt Van Dusen, President final 'heir of the great reforma- sis on the Holy Spirit and by its The temporary ones were of uation. At the best it is an argu- the miraculous character: "They you run risks . . . emeritus of Union Theological tions of the church. It is God at insistence on a unique encounter ment from silence. The Bible speaks of those Sometimes one meets a but to minister (Matt 20-28). He Seminary, has described pente- work renewing, they claim, his with, and a constant sensibility were part of the credentials of Another group of writers [18] the Apostles as the authoritative whose garments of self-right- humble Christian, but more often was willing to take the lowest Are accidents inevitable, then? with costalism as "the Third Force in ohurch, bringing the "latter rain" of this Spirit. and scholars takes the stance the fragrance of Chris; agents of God in founding the eousness are like filthy rags this garment is left hanging in place. The disciples failed here I think not. I believe we can be upon us. Christendom" [5] ranging it as the last-fruits of the great har- That the charismatic move- that the charismatic gifts are le- (Isiah 64-4). alongside Roman Catholicism and church. Their function thus con- the wardrobe. when they were not willing to safely guided and protected as we This is not only protection fen vest, the immediate precursor to ment must be uncritically ap- historic Protestantism. Van Dusen firmed them to distinctively the (Continued page 6) God speaks also of the gar- perform the menial task of wash- go about our daily business, or ourselves, but a channel of heal- the second advent. proved or embraced because it is ments of salvation which He will ing one another's feet. venture out into the world. ing for others. has even prophesied: "When his- give to all those who will discard torians of the future come to For the Christian, generally Near a certain town in their rags of self-righteousness. Willing to be taught by others. assess the most significant speaking, the safest protection is America there were two or three trust Christ as Saviour and You remember Apotlos? He was development in Christendom in doing God's will. How many of large institutions for the mentally accept the garment of salvation a man who was "mighty in the us have run risks by being out- sick. The atmosphere of that the first half of the twentieth (Isiah 61-10). scriptures" (Acts 19-25) and yet century, they will fasten on the side that Will? So the first step is town was heavy and sad. There is another garment we he was willing to be taught. Are ecumenical movement . . . but to commit our way to the Lord, are told to wear. There are certain marks of we willing to learn the lessons of next to this they will decide that for His scrutiny and guidance, The Garment of humility. humility: Here are two: love and patience from those by all odds the most important and to do what we feel is right Some people wear special clothes Willing to be a servant of all. who may be difficult? God has fact in the Christian history of to identify their positions. A king We are reminded that Jesus did many ways and methods of keep- for us, each day and each part of the day. our times was a New Reforma- has kingly robes — a convict not come to be ministered unto ing us humble and He sometimes tion, the third major type branch wears gaol clothes. One of the uses other people to "ride over Before you start up your car of Christendom" [6]—Pentecos- engine, a brief prayer for God's identifying marks of a Christian our heads" (Psalm 66-12). It is A deeply spiritual woman vis- talism. is humility. blessing and protection is, I be- then that we need to wear this ited the town to address some Bishop Leslie Newbiggen in There is nothing spectacular What the Church lieve, a very valuable exercise. meetings. Some time later she his Kerr lectures on the nature of about humility. It is considered a garment of humility. We should move into the world met someone who lived there. the church, is concerned that the weak quality by the world but it is not here for "Do you know," this person Catholic and Protestant under- This time his parents didn't come into court to plead is precious to God. said, "ever since you visited us standings of the church are, or The Church is not in the world the atmosphere of our town has tend to be somewhat static and for him. This time he isn't going to be sent to convince men of its relevance changed. The heavy feeling has deficient. He is persuaded that home with a warning. This time he's for it. MERIDEN to contemporary life. Rather it is Bibles for French Navy lifted, it is a much happier place there is a dynamic dimension to CHURCH OF ENGLAND here to convict men of sin now." the understanding of the church He's not a hardened criminal. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS through the preaching of the When two ships of the The Commander of the Porte' "And why not?" was the called for by the New Testament, Gospel. French Navy visited Sydney Heticoptores "Jeanne d'Arc," Christian's comment. "This is and offered, he suggests, in Pen- He just likes to fool around with 12 Redmyre Rood, Strothfield Captain de Castelbajac, in Nor is the Church in the. world recently Rev Alan Scott pre- what Christians ought to be in tecostalism. the other kids. Once they broke a window. BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL acknowledging the gift wrote: the world, a sweetening, healing However, by and large, the or- to win men's allegiance to an sented copies of Bonnes organisation. It exists for the "We thank you very much for influence." thodox denominations rejected Once he was in the company of boys Kindergarten to Higher School the books delivered on board of Certificate and Matriculation. purpose of winning men to faith Nouvelles Aujourd'hui, the As we rub shoulders with the the Pentecostal movement, but who had taken goods from a supermarket. in God's Son, the Lord Jesus French equivalent of Good my vessel. In accordance with world, something should rub oil the 1960s witnessed a new For further information, apply your wishes, the books have been Christ. us on to them. As you sit in the development: "Neopentecostalism Once he took a ride with older boys to the Headmistress, News for Modern Man, and added to the ship's library, where wave of love and prayer into the or the Charismatic movement," Miss Sheila M. Morton, B.Sc. L. Nelson Bell in Christianity other Scriptures for use in everyone who wishes has access faces around you. when the distinctive beliefs and in a car which they had stolen — Today. the ships' library on behalf to them. Clamp down firmly on critical practices of the Pentecostals With all my gratitude, dear but he didn't know it was a stolen car. of the Bible Society in Aus- or unkind thoughts. Remember burst their banks and spread and Reverend Sir, I remain with es- the list of „good things which Si rooted themselves in the other Still Bradly will be in anything — tralhi teemed and respectful greetings." Paul told us to think about' "mainline" denominations. [7] The prominent Episcopalian he hates to be bored. rector from Seattle, America, has There was a time when he did commented: "The last 10 years NOW EXTENDS HIS EXCLUSIVE have been a decade of testimony, all the right things. JEWELLER SERVICES TO OUR READERS as the word of the baptism in the He was quite good at school, joined in sperfs, MADE TO ORDER JEWELLERY Holy Spirit has penetrated the (From page one) YOUR DESIGN OR OURS `old-time' churches. Today had plenty of friends. ASK to SEE THE RANGE OF ENGAGEMENT RINGS thousands of ministers and Now no one would for one 20 per cent Below Retail priests of the older denomina- Now he faces the moment of truth. moment assume that any person tions have received the Holy or movement can fill that. Only FRANK AKEHURST "PARK HOUSE" What's going to happen to Bradiy? 4th Floor, 15 Park Street, Sydney, 2000, Phone 26 6368 Spirit as on the Day of Pente- the Holy Spirit can. But there cost, as have millions of lay His luck still hasn't run out. seems to have been a very people." [8] serious loss of confidence in There's a chance that he can go to Charlton We are people who On the British scene the charis- ecumenical leadership in the last LIFE IS FOR LIVING matic movement has now —an open boys' home run by have a similar year or two and particularly over outlook on life as CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CONVENTION INTERNATIONAL reached large proportions. One the last six months. non-pentecostal observer said: The Anglican Home Mission Society. yourself. We're an It's had a very serious effect 14th ANNUAL N.S.W. CENTRAL CONVENTION, "Whatever view one holds of the on missionary giving in the larg- It's the kind of home where international STANWELL TOPS — MARCH Neo-pentecostalist advance, this er churches in the US. The race 10-12, 1972 Insurance company SPEAKERS: is unquestionably the most im- boys like Bradly get another chance. who have been grants, the Angela Davis case, Mrs Jill Renlch or "Winning Women,- Detroit. USA. the Overseas portant single development in the appointment of the Buddhist. speaker or 1972. serving non-drinkers Miss Jean Parldon—National Co-ordlnator of [MUNI. Women's British church life since the war." This kind of thing seems to have Conventions 106,40 years. M. CnNthers—Well-known and much loved Bible teacher and [9] really shattered confidence and I convention speaker. The Presbyterian theologian, J. And we have a comprehens tinge of policies. For further inforrnat',, Mrs R. Myers, 12 Cumberland Sr. think there are growing in- Cabrainatta. 2166. Tel Iz 1. R. Williams, in seeking to Please send me: dications that it may be God's appraise the theological implica- time in two or three years for a tions of the movement indicates LI Information on Ansvar's insurance policies. significant gathering. that much of the writings on the ~ Your Ansvar representative to discuss The only other thing I would Ansvar policies. work of the Holy Spirit of wish to say is that it will not, I modern theologians such as believe, just be a congress on Barth, Brunner, Bultmann and evangelism. It will he on mission Tillick have foreshadowed what and world evangelisation is taking place today. [101 In other words, it will em- brace the total commission — The penetration of Pentecostal "Make disciples of all nations, TWO YEAR BIBLE CENTRED COURSE PRACTICAL MISSIONARY teaching and experience into the Postcode Ailey. Roman Catholic Church [111 The trouble is it costs $55,000 baptising them and teaching TRAINING. FAMILIES WELCOME. them." And I think it will have has been hailed by some Cath- a year to maintain. Be a insurance for olics as a movement of "spiritual much more place for smaller Enquiries: practical Christian. Pray and pay. ANSVAR total abstainers workshops and dialogue meetings revitalisation. Charismatic re- VIC.: 18.22 Collins Street, Melbourne. 631661. NAV, 210 Pitt for theologians and people con- newal runs at the heart of the Street, Sydney. 61 6472. 56 Hunter Street, Newcastle. 7 Street, Sydney 4655. OLD.: cerned with communicating the Tohlee Bible College renewal of the church." [12] through The Anglican Home Mission Society, 387 Kent 182 Ann Street, Brisbane. 21 8449. S.A.: 33 Pirie Street, Adelaide. In the last year or two these 8 6564, WA.: t67 St. George's Terrace, Perth. 2t 6291. gospel and for those that are KARUAH, NSW 2324 concerned with mission today in self-same movements have the world in which we live." sprung up and are flourishing in Australia. In Sydney's Anglican Australian Church Record, February 24, 1972 YOUTH OVERDONE — UNEMPLOYMENT — NON-PEOPLE LETTERS

Notes and Persons or people upon clergy and others and (d) have on people, but rather religious speculations which add Don't be whether our ministry is in accord "This omnibus c. tics. tised up to unmitigated drivel. It con- Letters to the editor perpetuates a judaistic outlook in hoodwinked tains so many statements which should not exceed 300 our diocese. We need to look at with the Bible. If some are to seat 43 persons" may be the service as it is, and if it is offended then we are sorry as The accent on youth Iii unlr issue of Jan 27, 1 contravene the Bible that it is words. Comuttis acceptable jargon for meet- hard to know where to start pick- untenable. alter or abolish it, Jesus was when many stopped ing some legal requirement read the account of the find- ing them out. Gioff Croft, following Him. However, would of the Anglican Roman Itaidliliani IMF. N551. we change the Bible message to of the Motor Traffic Act but .igs The Agreed Statement seems Covenant theory Long on words holic Commission, under to imply that the whole C of E accommodate these people? it is high time we got per- D. J. Palmer, short on deeds head—Agreed Statement accepts the real presence without of baptism Refusing baptism sons out of our denomina- some misgivings question, but I know of no defi- Lane Cove, NSW. A pity that the 1972 study Eucharistic Docrine. attacked The question that Mr Cal- tions and replaced them with nition of it. program on "Action for often is that nominitoi s to In his charge to 1971 der raises (A.C.R. 27.1.72), people. As lung as most readers language. Vac may need to stand In Section 3, sub-section 10, I only know that Burnet states parishes who are often in middle erect and look at where it's tak- i read these words — "Through Synod, the Archbishop of concerning the bad effect on World Development" had to Much more frequently than in can remember, there has that 283 people were burnt in the age or older, set their sights on a ing us. prayer of thanksgiving, a word of Super be launched on the discor- the past, we are putting out ad- been an emphasis, certainly reign of Mary I, and that the Sydney took the view that the Church's outreach, of re- "young man" who will, because Is there really something of bath, addressed to the Father, vertisements and handbills for usual charge was that they de- baptism has replaced cir- dant note that "The Chris- in our denomination in Aus- he is young, appeal to youth. lasting value in their current bread and wine become the fusing baptism' is not the real camps, conventions and church the nied the real presence. tian church has been long Ott Ministers past 40 find them- tastes for music, liturgy, and itody and blood of Christ, by the cumcision as the sign and issue at stake. Sunday Schools functions in which "persons" is tralia, on the vital import- I suspect the real presence is selves viewed as in a decline. worship? Does the Book of Com- action of the Holy Spirit, so that, The basic issue is whether our words and short on deeds." obviously seized upon as a handy ance of our ininisliy to youth. blasphemy against the Holy seal of a covenant trans- A Baptist Sunday School in mon Prayer present insur- in the communion we cat the baptismal practices have scriptur- verbal device to get rid of the Today there are special Ghost, and that it would be action with God. May I Akron, Ohio, with an average These words opened the main mountable difficulties to this flesh of Christ, and drink His al warrant and so glorify God. need for talking about "people." In innumerable instances, it reasons why the accent is on recognised as such if only they weekly attendance of 5,801 is the address given by Mr Vaughan youth. Just half of Australia's generation while their fathers make the following com- The baptism of a believer's Is it that "persons" is a legal provided some sort of escape for tilood." who say they believe in it would largest in the USA. Hinton, at the launching service. population is under thirty years were able to master them with- ments. child can be justified from con- term, a choice bit of officialese, adult members of congregation. In these words, I maintain that define it. Second largest was in Dallas, The service from Australia of age, so we have more young out any great effort? venant principles. However, how more pompous, a little more ob- The implication was, and often ive have the Roman Catholic H. L. Cherry, In the Prayer Book service with average attendance of 5,520 Square, Sydney, was televised people and they must be taken Self-discipline and the ability anyone can justify the baptizing scure or is it just more impres- still is, that young people need ' 'trine of transubstantiation. Warrandyte, Vic. there is not so much as a hint out of an enrolment of 9,449. A over the national network on into account and given responsi- to endure hardness are the bib- of children of parents who are sive than "people." the challenge of the gospel more Is this correct or not? Of that baptism is to be understood Sunday School in Lynchburg, Sunday February 6. bilities that they have not been lical marks of Christian's. This not within a covenant rela- Communication is the "in" than adults. .irse it is correct. So I do hope in the light of the Old Testament Virginia, jumped from 3,387 to They might with truth he given before. And most of them present generation of young tionship with God amazes me. thing today but is it getting It seemed to contain some on no true evangelical believer Agreed Statement practice of circumcising infants. 4,858 in the past twelve months. applied to lots of institutions — respond to this splendidly, often people may well turn out to have Certainly there is no scriptural across when masses of people kind of warning to ministers not Nile be hoodwinked by this Sec- The service is rich in its use of the League of Nations, the UN, by their devotion, enthusiasm, been among the most pampered warrant for the baptism of chil- prefer "utilisation" for "use," to disturb the comfort of adult of the agreement of the Fact and Fancy Old Testament images, but only and lots of other combinations of knowledge of the Scriptures, put and pandered to in the history of dren of non Christian parents. "transportation" for "transport" members who had managed for a Him ission. those are used which the New Two separate mankind through the ages. the oldies to shame. the Christian church. The Agreed Statement on Indiscriminate baptism has the or even "persons" for "people." long time to avoid looking at the H. G. Smith, Testament writers found appli- The very persistence of the But being a late teenager does We do not include among eucharistic doctrine only following bad effects. The Bible uses "persons" some superficiality of their own COM, Eden, NSW. cable to baptism. religions Christian church after nearly not often bring either maturity these, the young people every- 1. Fosters the superstitious be- 26 times. "People" is used over mitment to Christ. "We are nice confuses the issue and mists "Historic Christianity and 2000 years of conflict leads or wisdom, whatever else it where whose love of Christ is What is plainly found in the lief among the unchurched that 800 times. and cosy as we are but we need either the old or the new liberal thoughtful men to other con- might bring. A good deal of time deep and real and who are Jumble of over facts and beliefs which service is the requirement of a there is some mystical quality in Try substituting "persons" for a minister who will look after the theology are two separate clusion despite its many fail- and effort in congregations in put serving him whatever the cost. should be crystal clear. profession of faith on the part of baptism that somehow makes the "people" in some of the best young people," the reasoning still specious the person baptised (by proxy in religions with nothing in com- ures. In arty case, the playing up into "holding the young people." Until each denomination RC child "Christian." 2. Drives con- known Bible texts. You won't goes. the case of infants), and on this mon except certain terms which of neurotic guilt feelings by such Parish churches and cathedrals speculations or C of E knows exactly where it siderable numbers of young Ang- like it . The effect of this reasoning basis the baptised is declared re- they use with totally different a sweeping statement does dis- are turning themselves inside out You published the stands and what it believes, they licans into Baptist beliefs,3 . generate. meanings." service to any good cause. in order to accommodate them- cannot even revise their own Brings discredit to God and the Bp Frank Agreed Statement on euch- Now to turn to the New Testa- (Francis A. Schaeffer) selves to the dubious desires of prayer books, let alone agree Church. 4. Forces perjury on the aristic doctrine on 27/2/72, ment. Surely, if baptism had youth. And they are "packing with each other. part of those who make the replaced circumcision as the sign them in" and congratulating but your editorial comment There has always been a promises during the service. Houghton dies of the covenant, would not Paul A suggested remedy is:- Please mention "Church Furniture Removals Unemployment themselves on the results of their looks like sitting on the minority in the C of E which has have used this argument to si- Record" when replying to efforts. What the older members craved return to Rome, to be 1. Periodic sermons by the rec- and Storage Bishop Frank Houghton, fence. lence those who were clamouring If there are only 120,000 registered unemployed in of congregations think and feel with the big one. Now is the time tor on Bible teaching concerning our advertisers. a former missionary and for his gentile converts to be Australia, there may be nearly as many again who are about it all is of no moment. The Agreed Statement looks to for them to do this if they are infant baptism. 2, The parents G & C DREW Pty Ltd circumcised? Paul's epistle to the Ironically, they may even have bishop in Western China and me like a jumble of specious satisfied that the RC doctrine of wishing baptism for the child, if unemployed but not registered as such. Whatever the Galatians provided him with 66 Smith's Avenue, brought it upon themselves. who was a close friend of the Mass is the same as theirs. not already church attenders, be true figure is, it is far too high and it reflects a measure ample opportunity to expound Hurstville The Bible does not say a great requested to attend church regu- Howard Mowll when he was Let the remainder of the C of the whole theory put forward in larly as a prior requirement. 3. EVERSLEIGH HOSPITAL Local, Country and Interstate of hardship and strain imposed generally on those people deal about youth and what it Bishop of Western China, CHURCH E, frankly discuss the meaning of the synod charge! After, say 3 months, the parents Removals who are least equipped to bear it. does say about obedience and 274 Addison Road should be interviewed by the rec- authority makes little impact on died in England early this John ch 6, and if we are com- We cannot rush uncommitted Petersham, 8.5.W., 2049 Write or phone 50-8366 ORGANS people into a "credible profession tor and a senior layman to check It does little credit to parties try" is the kind we have planned many of them. Our Lord did not month, aged 77. pelled to reject any hint of After hours 53-7377 that the parents are aware of the in opposition in States and Com- and worked for and it is decided- seem to have a special ministry mystery or transubstantiation in of faith." We can do no more DEPUTY MATRON required He served with the CIM in than foster the relationship they meaning and benefits of baptism. monwealth to make political ly churlish of us to refuse to for one age group at all. For artistry in New or rebuilt by this 105 bed public hos- China from 1920 and became the celebration of the Lord's sup• Baptism should then proceed. capital out of suffering by acknowledge that we earn some The "generation gap" certainly organ building organs with have begun with their Church, pital run by the C. of E., Bishop of Eastern Szechwan in per, let us say so. And rather Such a scheme avoids outright emotion-charged statements that of its bitter rewards, exists but it is not a godly thing fine tone and which if it finally bears fruit will treating chronic and rehab. EVERSLEIGH HOSPITAL 1937, He became general-direc- look for union with other deno- enable them to teach their child refusal. If the parents are willing a particular political party is to The Bible has much to say and the Christian's ministry craftsmanship. patients. Salary according 274 Addison Road tor of CIM in 1940 and he what a solemn vow has been to attend weekly for three blame. about capital and labour, should be to break it down, not Quality organs minations who accept the com- organised the redeployment of Public Hospital Nurses State Petersham. N.S.W., 2049 The recession came late to employer and employed, honest build it up. imported from plete authority of the scriptures made in his name. months, then the probability that CIM personnel when the I believe that the covenant the- they are genuine is high. Those Award plus /2.00 per week Australia and its effects are toil and fair rewards for toil. It The man who has the greatest England from and reject any tradition contrary GENERAL TRAINED NURSE communists thrust all mis- that do not proceed, do so of special allowance. Hospital much less here than in many places a premium on the work- appeal to youth today is $860 Plus ory as an explanation of baptism required by this 105 bed sionaries out of China. The CIM to or unconfirmed by the Bible. is close to public transport other countries. It also seems man's contentment but our undoubtedly Billy Graham and freight, etc. is (a) contrary to scripture, (b) their own choice. public hospital run by the became the Overseas Missionary J. R. Browning, not in the Prayer Book, (c) pro- We are not called to judge and only 5 miles from city. likely that we will recover from society has shifted the balance to he's long past 50, His youth Regular tuning C. of E., treating chronic and Fellowship. Uralla, NSW. ductive of tremendous strain our ministry by the effect we Apply In writing or phone it more quickly than most. a spurious pleasure derived from meetings all over the world are visits to all rehab. patients. Salary ac- From 1953 to his retirement in 56-5621, But the kind of society w the largest possible reward for packed and he offers them Jesus areas. Reed or- cording Public Hospital Nur- 1963, he held two English parish- hose cleated in "The lucky coun work done. Being "content" rare- Christ and they respond in thou- gans serviced. A. G. MURRAY ses State Award plus $2.00 ly is considered worth recogni- sands. es. The Bishop was one of three Free consults. Executive Officer. per week spacial allowance children of the family of Rev tion. Perhaps we have bent over lions without THE FIRST ORDINATION I Hospital is close to public American columnist Art Buch- backwards in the move to Thomas Houghton who served obligation. transport and only 5 miles WOOD (WILL MEDALS wald has added a new "Buch- accommodate the gospel to the with CIM. One is Canon A. T. from city. wald's Law" to Parkinson's Law tastes of youth and to talk their Houghton of the Bible Church- —PHONES— Apply in writing or phone as a commentary on modern man's Missionary Society. Matron 56-4805. Metropolitan (All society. It goes: "As the economy ANTHONY WELBY A. G. MURRAY Branches) 80 0396. gets better, everything else gets Organ Builder Executive Officer. Katonmba — Katonmba 41. worse." ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL To put it in Christian terms, 41 William Street, Avalon Beach when unregenerate man becomes 18 ROSLYN STREET, POTTS POINT, SYDNEY 2101 the end of his own existence, he TELEPHONE 35 3355 Enjoy your 1972 CAMP... HOUSE PARTY... CONFERENCE will never know the peace and Phone: 918 1107 (24 hours) content that are the marks of the St Luke's Hosaltal has been established over 50 veers. medical St. ANDREW'S at Lionel B. 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From Page Three 3. J. T. Nicol, Pentecostalism, tory of our Church. (New York, Harper and Row. A key role in the story was ACR'S REVIEW EDITOR INTRODUCES 1966) p 26-33. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS played by chaplains Richard 4. F. D. Bruner, A Theology of the Johnson and Samuel Marsden. IMPORTANT NEW TITLES: CHARISMATIC GIFTS-TRUE OR FALSE? Holy Spirit (Grand Rapids, Pessimistic as to the possibility Key Books Eerdmans, 1970) p 29. of reforming the adults (convicts Classified advertisements may be Accommodation gitimate for the church today. emphasis on the experience of 5. H. Van Dasen, "The Third left at the office or phoned to and soldiers) Marsden wrote: ROMANS. Exposition of Chapter 5 - Assurance by D. Martin Lloyd- Force in Christendom," article 61 2975 UP to noon on the Mane,/ "the only prospect of a minister's Jones. Banner of Truth Trust, 1971. 370 pages. UKE1.50. A com- Their position states that the the Spirit. the weak before publication. in Life 44 (June 9, 1958). Charge is Sc per word with a mini- DENISToNE: 5elfmonlalned. furnished. 2 panion volume to the great modern expositor's work on Romans 3:20 New Testament nowhere teaches (c) Exegesis of Biblical Texts, e usefulness is in the rising gener- 6. H. Van Dusen, "Caribbean mPlCharg71 h$rge el $1. Boole bedroom garden Rat. All mod to 4:25 on Atonement and Justification which was put out by the same that the gifts were given solely to It will be of fundamental impor- cons. 10 minutes from transport. Suit ation." Holiday," article in Christian two business girls. $20 per week. The early evangelical clergy publishers in 1970 and reviewed in these columns. This finely print- authenticate the apostles, or that tance to come to grips with the Ring 85 1492. Century '72 (Aug 17, 1955) p regarded schools as vital so that ed and well-bound volume is marked by a firm grasp of reformed they were to cease after the exegesis of basic passages of the Positions Vacant Our early 46-47. the young might be given moral theology and a shrewd understanding of both the victories and the apostolic age. NT which bear on the subject, 7. L. Newbiggen, The Household instruction and learn to read the difficulties of living and witnessing for Christ today. It would be diffi- G. W. Bromiley writes: "Scrip- eg, I. Cor. 12-14. Furthermore, of God (London, SCM, 1953) P Interstate Scriptures. Educational ideals cult to find a better treatment of this great theme of assurance. For ture does not explicitly restrict how is Paul to be compared with 87-110. education and methods, teaching staff and the minister and student and all who enjoy the riches of the great these gifts to the apostles or their other NT writers, especially the Services 8. D. and R. Bennett, "The Holy facilities were all shockingly in- evangelical epistle to the Romans, this fine book at a low price is a day, and hence, we have no Acts passages? (Chps. 2, 8, 19.) Spirit and You." (New Jersey, THE FIRST GENERATION: School PART-TIME SECRETARY, for Australian adequate, but a beginning was real find. ground on which to limit the sov- Logos International) 1971, p 7. Church Record, 511 Kent St.. Sydney, PERTH, St. Alban's, 423 Beaufort Street. and Society in Early Australia, by (d) Charismatic Movement. A Service a m. a.m. and 7.30 made. ereign disposing of the Spirit 9. Editorial, "Crusade Magazine" near Town Hall Station. Three days 8 10.30 THE REWARD OF FAITH, and other stories by Elizabeth Goudge. precise awareness of the teach- p.m. Rector Rev. Bryan F. Hall. John F. (leverley. Sydney University The book contains much fasci- Sept. 1971. See J. Sherrill, They weekly from 9 a.m. to 5 P.m. Hodder Christian Paperbacks, 1971. 191 pages, $1.15. Eight fine stories . . Though we may not com- ings of the Pentecostals would be Press. 1911. 168 pages. 3.50. nating information, 'but its the- mand or claim the charismata, or Speak With Other Tongues Temporary employment from Monday. which are vintage Goudge, This is a book to be left lying around in essential, coupled with substan- 20th March to Thursday. 29th June. COORPAROO. St. Stephen's Brisbane. matic treatment makes for a any specific charisma, the Spirit's (London, Hodder, 1964). Cnr. Cavendish and Chatsworth Roads. I his study of the first 20 years lived-in rooms or at the bedside. Each story would take less than half tial dialogue with Pentecostal 10. J. R. Williams, The Era of the Must be able to accept lull responsibi- Visitors welcome. 7.30 and 9 a.m. ,education in Australia is of somewhat blurred chronology. an hour to read and will transport you to another world which she skilfully makes shed light on donation may still be looked for leaders and involvement in their Spirit (Planfield, Logos Inter- lity for small office. Good typist and Hely Communion. 11 am. Morning Prayer Moly Communion 1st SundaY). interest for the early his- Dr K. Rayner. the pressures and trials of this. as and when he himself de- meetings, seminars and confer- national, 1971). general office experience essent'al. Good 7 30 p.m. .0.ening Prayer cides." [19] 11. K. and D. Ranagan, Catholic salary. Letters only In first Instance Rector Rev. Harry Goodhew. THE SAVING POSSIBILITY. A contemporary refocusing of the Christian message, by Wil- ences. to above address. No phone inquiries Professor K. Runia, reviewing Pentecostals (New York, Paul- liam K. McElvaney. Abingdon, 1971. 175 pages. $3. A distinctly unusual book and one that (e) Significance for the Church ist. 1969) p 7-23. please. AUSTRALIA'S DEPRESSING the "Gifts of the Spirit" reaches will make up distinctly uncomfortable. Shows that man's identity, meaning and hope are in God Today. Perhaps the "non-Pente- 12. K. and D. Ranagan, As the Public Notice alone, but that this does not relieve us from the need to strive for a more humane society. The for himself a new conclusion: costal" churches have to hear in Spirit Leads us (New York, RECORD IN NEW GUINEA "Our personal conviction is that Paulist 1971) p 3. writer is heavily dependent on current jargon and slickness to get his message across, but the the charismatic movement God liSTRALIA AND PAPUA NEW GUINEA. Ed. W. 1, Hudson. Sydney vital Bible-centred messages are never hidden. the Pentecostals are essentially summoning them not to quench 13. See report "Speaking in RON ADAMS. AUCTIONEER dg REAL right when they say that the Tongues," S.M. Herald. ESTATE AGENT, wishes to announce Nosily Press. 198 Pages. (loth $6.50. Paper $4.00. the Spirit and earnestly to desire the opening of his new office at 4 smote" are still present." [20] 25/9/71. ambivalent in both religion and the spiritual gifts. What have we 14. B. B. Warfield, Miracles Yester- Crofts Avenue, Hurstville. and urgently I he small size of this book is There is no doubt that the done with 1. Cor 12-14? Where day and Today (Grand Rapids, SECRETARY. requires houses and land for sale In ,crse proportion to its use- politics. Pentecostals are moving the his- have we shown the world around Eerdmans, 1954) p 6. St George and surrounding areas. Shaftesbury criticised him as Phone 579 6422 for personal and VI, to Australia's reading toric churches to re-examine us that our members serve one 15. L. Morris, article "Where has A vacancy exist at the headquarters tic, if that public will read it. Evangelical piety one shoWing no concern for the Indlyiduai attention, the Holy Spirit Gone?" - the Church of (located Australia. oppressed and inevitably they their position on this matter and another in such a way that we DIDiocese of Sydney right at ti contains graphic sketches by to arrive at a new understanding grow up in every way into Christ Christ Calls Us to a New Obe- Town Hall Station), fora personal Sec- clashed over the emancipation of dience (Sydney, Dios, 1971) p retary to the Diocesan Secretary. edified authors of Australia's and appreciation of the charism to mature manhood? We are not essing pre-World War II slaves. 71. This position offers interesting work. Holiday Professor Checkland's epilogue of the Spirit. to copy the situation in Corinth. 16. H. Thielicke, Between Heaven a satisfactory salary and conditions (in- Ord as a colonial power. A eroded by success We have to interpret the charis- and Hell (London, James cluding sucerannuatiOn) and good pros- den was left of inexperience offers a fascinating post-mortem Donald Bloesch in his recent oects. Accommodation THE GLADSTONES by S.G. (heckland. Cambridge University Press, 1911, 448 pages. UKI5. of the PM to the accompaniment book, "The Reform of the mata in the light of Paul's Clarke, 1967) p 88. real indigenous/expatriate A. Hoekema, What About This Is aresponsible position for of some of the more respectable Church," has commented: 'The teaching into the patterns and 17. which applicants should possess Initia- 1111Cfship which more imagina- needs of the life of today. Tongue-Speaking? (London, tive and be competent stenographers. LUTANDA . e post-war administration pol- This family saga is a com- desire for political power, John's bitter public comment. His dee- psychological sounds. It is a older Protestant orthodoxy held Paternoster, 1966) p 103. pelling account of deep Evangeli- ambitions were never really ful- ply pious wife appears to have gripping, human book of bold that the extraordinary charisms In order to achieve this we 18. eg J. R. W, Stott, The Baptism Please phone Miss Evans at 26 2371 ies have found it hard to carry. to arrange an interview. YOUTH HAVEN cal piety eroded by political graft filled, except in part by the sought refuge in chronic ill- portraits and many lessons for disappeared with the apostolic have a long way of common of the Spirit (London, 1VF, In 1968 the (modified) World and phenomenal business success prime-ministership of his own health and no expense was those whose heritage is great. age, but this view is now being thinking and praying before us, 1964) M. Griffiths Three Men Toukley, N.S.W. ank Report was adopted' It was in the second generation and by spared in taking her to spas at Filled with the Spirit (London, son William. J. B. Moroney. seriously questioned." [21] On that way we must be willing 'aded in favour of expatriate the cross currents of the reform home and abroad. Indeed, John to learn as much as we can from OMF, 1969). Near to lakes and surf, ammercial interests. As such it Well known for establishing To many christians today, it 19. G. Bromiley, article "The Holy Two organ, movement of the 1830's in the Gladstone was devoted to his the charismatic movement. In OsRr?at Ntgir further AIM Small or large house ,iaarties. ,ay be good economics, but it is third, parish churches and monitoring family and made himself seems that we have reached an Spirit" in Fundamentals of m Rector. All Saints'. Cammeray Tele- the appointment of incumbents our congregational life we must Faith ed. C. F. Henry (Grand 929.2620. Good accommodation, max, 150 :id politics. Thomas Gladstone, prosperous responsible for numerous rela- impasse resulting in a good deal with the advice ofCharles Sim- start with the strong conviction Rapids, Zondervan, 1969) p 159. ORGANIST-CHOIR MASTER Position Apply: MANAGER, The only hope for future Scottish corn merchant had a tives on both sides of the mar- of confusion. eon and others, he was to quarrel SHORT NOTICES that every one who loves Christ 20. K. Runia, article "The Gifts of vacant at St Pours Church. Seaforth. P.O. Box 21, Toukley, N.S.W. apurt New Guinean friendliness great fear that undue concern for riage. The distinguished president- has to make a specific contri- the spirit," The Reformed Theo- Ring 94 1997. with both Chalmers and Candl- emeritus of Princeton Seminary, Tel.: 2263 Australia is for there to be material prosperity might eclipse William Ewart Gladstone was bution to the growth of our com- logical Review (Melbourne, Dec ish about Scottish appointments, THE MARK OF THE Dr J. A. Mackay, once said: "If 1970) Vol. XXIX No 3, p 93. KINDERGARTEN TEACHER with rmog- ranted to the 1972-6 House of a man's vision of his spiritual the youngest son and he achieved mon life. nised Diploma required for St. Mary's Toukley 94 336, Sydney 84 1601 although at that time a long- CHRISTIAN by Francis Schae- it is a choice between the un- 21. D. Bloesch, The Reform of the Assembly a far greater real mea- destiny. remarkable success at Eton, Ox- Church of England Pre-school. Guild- standing Anglican convert. ffer, Inter, Varsity Press, 1971, 36 couth life of the Pentecostals and We agree with the Pentecostals Church (Grand Rapids, Eerd- ford, from second tetra. Preference sure of Home Rule. As the Edi- It was in his son John, who ford and Westminster, The Ox- given to Kindergarten Union or Sydney rose to become one of the Much of his fortune was in ford Movement won the alle- pages. UKI8p, Dr Schaeffer the aesthetic death of the older that much church life today is mans, 1970) p 109. Day Nursery graduate. Award salary. SINGLE or Family. On farm. river. :or says: "The past" (however lifeless, characterised by insipid 22. Quoted in J. Sherrill, They Hours 0.45 am ta 4 Pm. close to beaches. town. Apply Mrs W. unworthy) "is more profitably to wealthiest merchant princes of plantations in the West Indies giance of this man with an al- restores to the word "Christian" churches, then I for one choose Written applications to Rector. Speak with Other Tongues Sims. "Laurel Vale." RMB.14. Vella. some of the richness that it has uncouth life." [22]. The full worship and lacking deep fellow- 2 Boiton Street, Guildford. Phone ia Nambucca Heads, 2448. Phone be learned from than simply dis- England, that all his forebodings and the maltreatment of slaves ready developed system of prayer ship and inspired evangelistic (London, Hodder and Stough- 632 8545 Valle 26. owned." David New Guinea, were realised. Obsessed with a on his estates was the subject of and Bible studs. but he remained lost in recent times. force of the charismatic chal- ton, 1964) p 162. lenge must not be side-stepped. outreach, but one seriously 23. W. J. Hollenweger - Hand- questions the Pentecostals' ad- Dr W. Hollenwegger has buck der Pfingstbeweguna vocacy that the answer to this di- (Geneva, 1967). For Sale CUSTOMS AGENTS recently published a 10-volume lemma is on their terms. 24. H. Berkhof, The Doctrine of the NEW WINDOWS & STALLS Handbook on Pentecostalism. Good cleared/delivered Christians and christian Holy Spirit (Richmond, John CONCRETE BLOCK MACHINE. ex Parcels Post, Aircraft [ 23] Knox, 1964) p 93. Makes blocks, slabs, edgings. screen. Appeal for Canterbury congregations are suffering from and Ships. In a letter to the author he said: 25. H. Van Dusen, Spirit, Son and blocks. garden stools-8 at once and FOR BRISBANE CATHEDRAL a debilitatingly inadequate diet Father (New York, Charles 96 an hour, S95. Ideal self-help "SERVICE TRANSPORT" "The result of the investigation of the knowledge of God. Serious protects. Send for leaflets. Department Scribner's Sons, 1958) P 144. 181 Clarence St., Sydney. been designed and made by Mr is: its strength does not lie in exposition of Scripture with a 26. J. D. G. Dunn, Baptism in the C.R., Forest Farm Research. London- Phone 29 5001, 29 3634, On Sunday, February 6, theology nor in doctrine, but in soul-searching application is ab- Spirit (London, SCM, 1970) a derry, N.S.W., 2753. HOME OF PEACE 1972, the Archbishop of David Saunders, of Sydney, and the attempt to create congrega- sent from most pulpits today. A 225. Cathedral the total cost of the work is HOSPITAL Brisbane (the Most Rev F. tions which are open to spon- sober, patient study of these five Wanted Mr John Nicholas, an about $8,000. The general theme WHAT! taneous contributions, and who areas is urgently needed and will CLERGY FINANCE (Deaconess Institution), R. Arnott) dedicated eight of the windows depicts Christian Australian, and now Steward works of mercy, and includes You mean to say C.M.S. BOOK- take seriously in worship the do much to clarify issues. Crossword prizes SECOND-HAND THEOLOGICAL BOOKS Priv.) TRUST 11954 EVERSLEIGH, new stained glass windows, SHOP has been selling church non-literary 'oral' man, ie, the bought. Quotesgin.ve C.M.S. Book- of the friends of Canterbury two windows depicting "Feeding robes all these years and I didn't REFERENCES: Mop. 93 Bathurst Street, Sydney. "LENDS TO CLERGY" 274 Addison Road, Petersham. as well as new canons' stalls majority of our popuyttion. This Book prizes for Bible Cross- Cathedral, is visting Austra- the Hungry" and "Satisfying know about it? 1.Reported in Christianity Today in St John's Cathedral. the Thirsty". is a serious challenge to the Vol XVI No 3, Nov 5, 1971 word No 46 have been posted to Phones: NERINGAH, lia in February and March a window depicting Mr D. R. C. Anderson of Matra- WANTED 100 more students tol "Clothing the' Naked"; a window I always get my cleri- traditional churches." 2. Bloch-Hoell - The Pentecostal In C. Of E. Bible College, Full BibleBible 95 4 23 1, 92 5139 Neringah Avenue, Wahroonga. The new canons' stalls have cal wear when I go \life, NSW and Mrs B. R. Win- course by correspondence anywhere to enlist more Australians depicting "Harbouring the 4. Some Questions to be Faced. Movement (E. T. London, Allen Full details from Registrar. P.O. Box 6-7 a.m. or 5-8 p.m. been carved at a cost of $19,780 book-browsing at the and Una in, 1964) p 51.94. ter, Sefton, NSW, 41, Roseville, N.S.W., 2069. GREENWICH, as "Friends of Canterbury Stranger"; two windows depicting Bookshop. The sober reformed scholar, H. by Mr Colin E. Blumson, a Yes, River Road, Greenwich. "Visiting the Sick" and "Minis- Berkhof, believes that "the Pen- Cathedral." talented wood-carver, who was ROBES awarded a Winston Churchill tering to Prisoners" have been tecostal movement is God's judg- The largest Hospital of its He has already spoken to gath- erected in memory of the Rev FOR ment upon a church which lost erings in Perth, Melbourne, Ho- Fellowship several years ago, and BIBLE CROSSWORD No. 48 kind in the State admitting has done other major works in Samuel Marsden, Rev Thomas CLERGY its inner growth and its outward I 2 6 1 terminal or advanced chronically bart and Brisbane and he will Hassall and Rev James Samuel extension, its character as a ver- We will give a book for the two neatest entries to Bible Crossword I111 visit Sydney, Canberra and Ade- the cathedral in recent years. AND a 111 III patients of any age, nationality Hassan, pioneer clergy. The cost tical as well as a horizontal No 48, which should reach this office no later than March 6th. 111 l or religious faith. laide early in March. The new stalls, which are on of the windows was given during CHOIR movement. We have to redisco- All answers come from the Revised Standard Version of Inc DIOle. 9 10 II 2 Canterbury Friends have al- the northern side of the chancel his lifetime by the late Sir Edwin ver the meaning of the variety Accommodation for 300 ready raised or donated over in the cathedral, are a gift by ACROSS 17. Marsden Tooth, one of their des- of the spiritual gifts." [24] for the high official is 29. if a man is overtaken in oldie nts. $500,000 to maintain the fabric Cassocks watched by a higher, II Lady Tooth in memory of the cendants. 1. or else believe me for any trespass, you who Your help is urgently needed of the Cathedral since the move- late Sir Edwin Marsden Tooth. Girdles It is not without significance and there are - - are spiritual should II III Two windows depicting "In- Surplices the sake of the works tor the immediate and future The eight new windows have Stocks that that Annual School of ones over them (3, 6) restore him in a spirit 14 asmuch as ye have done it unto - (10) in 14:11. Ecc 5:8. Black Theology in Sydney for his next of - (10) Gal 6:1. needs of the Hospital. one of the least of these my 5. By faith - offered to 18.and upon the earth dis- 5 16 White conference has chosen as its sub- DOWN il ME 11 is proposed to establish a brethren, ye have done it unto Hirt: God a more acceptable' tress of - - perplexity Collars- ject for study - the charismatic at the roaring of the 1.and these many 100-bed I lospilal at Mona Vale me" and "Go ye into all the gifts. A committee of in- sacrifice than Cain (4) Studs Heb 11:4. sea (7, 2) Lk 21:25. other - which they A 19 20 21 1 when sufficient funds are avail- world" have been erected in Hoods vestigation was also set up 21. you were bought with a observe, the washing of FESTIVAL OF recognition of the generous bene- Predching recently by the Sydney Diocesan 9. To him be glory for price. So glorify - - cups and pots (10) Mk factions of the late Sir Edwin Scarves Synod. The following questions ever. -. - appeal to your body (3, 2) 1 Co 7:4. All donations over $2 are Choir needs you therefore, brethren 2. 22 3 Marsden Tooth and his need to be faced frankly and 6:20. - - fool who keeps illowable deductions for income Available from stock (4, 1) Rom 11:36. 22. will appear a second silent is considered wise Lady Tooth, for the completion carefuly researched. tax purposes, of St John's Cathedral and for 10.you have despised me, time, not to deal with (4, 1) Pro 17:28. Fil TASMANIA (MS CHURCH SUPPLIES (a) Spiritual Gifts. Of particu- and have taken the wife sin but to save those 3. Let your light so - - 25 tI 26 27 PLEASE REMEMBER THE many other charitable and 93 Bathurst St., Sydney, N.S.W, - , that they may see _ 61 9407. lar concern is the need to thor- of - the Hittite to be who are - - for him HOSPITAL A Festival of Tasmania educational works in the Diocese Catalogue Available. (7, 7) Heb 9:28. your good works and oughly investigate and elucidate your wife (5) 2 Sam was held in Hobart in the of Brisbane. the charismata enumerated in the 12:10. 25. Thomas answered him, give glory to your 28 29 IN YOUR WILL "My Lord and my --1" Father (5, 6, 3) Mt last week in January with St. New Testament. As Dr H. P. 12.if any one forces you to 5:16, For further information, phone Van Dusen writes, "the in- (3) in 20:28. David's Cathedral playing a YOUTH DEPARTMENT SYDNEY go one mile, go with 26. So Joshua burned Ai, 4. And Jesus uttered a - sanda s, did you lack 20. take and prepare a -- or write to: stitutional aspect will find ade- him - miles (3) Mt - , and breathed his and made it for - anything? (1, 4) Lk - and two milch cow, The Chief Administrative Officer, prominent part. Offers quate guardians in the Church, 5:41. -heap of ruins, as it is last (4, 3) Mk 15:37. 22:35 upon which there has whose every instinct is for their to this day (4, 1) Jos 6. for 1 - you to Christ never come a yoke, and Box 124, Post Office, The start of the Festival was 13. if any one is in Christ, to present you as a 14. And why do you - the preservation ... The great need he - - - -; the old 8:28. commandment of God yoke the cows to the Petersham. marked by a special ecumenical 1912 Leadership Training Course of the Church is for precisely pure bride to her one cart (3, 4) 1 Sa 6:7. 96-5621. 56-8871. service involving actors, musi- has passed away, be- 27. we have our hope set husband (9) 2 Co 11:2, for the sake of your Mr John Nicholas Suitable for Youth Fellowship, GFS and CEBS leaders (and those gifts which can come to it hold, the new has come on the living God, who tradition? (10) Mt 15:3. 23. Those whom - cians and leaders of church and potential leaders). 7. What is sweeter than community in St David's Cath- Includes Houseparty 17.19 March and each Tuesday from then till only through the Holy Spirit in (2, 1, 3, 8) 2 Co 5:17. is the Saviour of all honey? What is strong- 16. which - appear beau- reprove and chasten; so June 6. Learn how to program effectively, what makes adolescents different, men, especially of - edral on Sunday 23rd January. its creative and prophetic free- 15.I know him, for - - er than a -? (4) Ju tiful, but within they be zealous and repent how to powerfully present a talk and many other necessary skills and facts dom." [ 25 ] who believe (5) 1 Ti 14:18. are full of dead men's (1, 4) Rev 3:19. The annual ecumenical Flower -Cost $10.00. from him, and he sent 4:10. Melbourne Premiere Public Screening Are the "gifts" in evidence me (1, 4) Jo 7:29. 8. Do not love the world bones and all unclean- 24. To the king of -, im- Festival was also held there in SEND THIS COUPON IMMEDIATELY TO ENROL OR FOR FURTHER today, to be equated with the 28. What does it profit, my or - - - - world ness (9) Mt 23:27. mortal, invisible, the the third week of February, in- DETAILS gifts seen in the NT church? brethren, if a man - (3, 6, 2, 3) 1 Jn 2:15. 19.I will - my riddle to imiv God, be honour cluding a recital by the St he has faith but has not 11. When - - you out the music of she lyre (5) 01.1 glory for ever (4) I BIAMI TREK David's Choir, whose choir- I would" like further details to enroitin ,ohr 1972 Leadership Training (6) Baptism in the Spirit. Is works? (4) Jas 2:14. with no purse or bag or Ps 49:4. I:17 . Course. (Enclosed find my $10.00 payment for the whole Course).* there a "second work of grace"? 7.30 p.m. Wednesday, March 22nd master, John Nicholls, gave Can NT warrant be elucidated organ recitals, on the organ of NAME Hobart Town Hall, and Lindsay for a "second blessing"? There For free, frivolity and courteous advice on travel anywhere, consult An unbelievable story back through time - ADDRESS is, therefore, the need to clarify O'Neill on that of St John's, See this genuine film record of Biami headhunters Launceston. the Pentecostal's teaching about MITCHELL'S INTERNATIONAL TOURS The Gospel being taken to the last Stone Agetribe in Papua At the Cathedral there was baptism in the spirit. J. G. Dunn, Accredited agents for all major airlines and shipping companies, General agents for Frames Tours An Ossie Emery production for the Asia Pacific Christian POSTCODE AGE in his study "Baptism in the also the production of a sixteenth Ltd., of London, At no extra cost, our international experts will promptly and efficiently handle Mission PARISH Spirit" has concluded the "New all your travel requirements. century translation of the twelfth 7' At the Camberwell Civic Centre Theatre, Camberwell Road century Easter Tropes from Testament evidence has shown O Signed that the Pentecostals were wholly 5th FLOOR, ASBESTOS HOUSE, 65 YORK STREET, SYDNEY, NSW, 2000. PHONE 29 4136 State screenings can be arranged through local Secretaries which the whole of medieval *Delete if you only want further details justified" [26] in at least their SHIM igiii to No. 47. rAT CORNER OF BARRACK ,STREET/ drama sprang. 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SU OPENS SPECIALIST THE AUSTRALIAN THE AUSTRALIAN LIBRARY IN HOBART CHURCH Right Rev John (Kano) Bis op of A specialist Christian edu- begin lending by mid-February, north Kanto, has been elected Presiding will Inc a free lending library. Bishop of the Nippon Se' Ko Kai (Ana- cation library is being estab- RECORD 1,10 Church in Japan). Books will be available anywhere CHURCH RECORD lished in Hobart. Called the in the State for one month at a Rev Noel Boyce, curate of Moran (Ar- The national paper for THE NATIONAL CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER - NINETY-SECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION middle) since 1969. has been appointed Reid Memorial Library, it time. clear of Slangily.. Church of England people Printed by John Fairfax and ea • Rev Kenneth Foster, formerly curate will be located in Scripture Religious education, youth - Catholic, Apostolic, Prot- Registered for panting as No. 1508-March 9, 1972 a newspaper - Catenary A, Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. r rice 15 cents St Marys Guildford (Sydney) has been work, christian adult education estant and Reformed. appoint ed curate of Moron (Armidale). Union House al 121 and Sunday School teaching are Rev WIMSWI R. Potter, vicar of St Subscription $4 per year, kogustines Mont Albert Melbourne) since Bathurst St, Hobart. the particular areas in which 1963, has been appointed vicar of specialist books will be carried. posted. Editorial and Busi- tit Pants Ringwood from 15 March. The previous Reid Library, ness: 511 Kent Street, Sydney, which was established late in the Many of the text books required Rev Aubrey W. Singleton, vicar of for diploma courses will be 2000. Phone: 61 2975. Office Scripture Union welcomes new Federal 5) Jed. Alphington (Melbourne) since ninteenth century, has been 1901. has been appointed full-time chap. stocked. The library will com- hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. lain at Heidelberg Repatriation General placed in the library of the Issued fortnightly, on alter- mence with about 500 volumes, disturbed that ground is being Hospital from 29 tab. University of Tasmania on loan. nate Thursdays. Rev Edward J, It. Miller, vicar of St and these will be constantly lost rather than gained in encour- The new library, which was to Cecili. Preston West (Melbourne) since added to. aging everyone to look inside the 1968, has been appointed vicar of St Mary's Chadstone from 7 Feb. Secretary and State Chairman cover of a Bible. Rev John D. F. Davison, chaplain of In an attempt to change this Geelong Grammar School (Melbourne) pattern, particularly with those N en. Davit ( !Limbers, since 1964, has been appointed vicar of Norwood rectory centenary St Augustin', Mont Albert from 17 Church and State leaders hear how State, national and world-wide SU who work in an industrial envi- Archdeacon of Brighton, 'Victoria. On Sunday, April 16 next, March. As part of the centenary cele- for and family arriving in ronment Scripture Union Rev Ian F. Thomas, on leave in Eng- St Bartholomew's Norwood brations, the original opening of horse-drawn vehicle. That pat work proves pow€r of God's Word. h. Begble, a chaplain land since 1970 has been appointed in announces the introduction of a al 1 Hospital, Concord charge of St Philips West Heidelberg in the diocese of Adelaide the rectory will be re-enacted in will be played by th present rec- new broadsheet called "Today." :Se. • • and who lives at from 4 Feb. period costume and with the rec- tor, Rev F. G. Wall in, At a luncheon in the Wesley Chief Justice of NSW, Sir Leslie been appointed will celebrate the centenary Herron, the Chief Secretary of This has been written in a read- ' 0e. Mountains. Rev David L. de Dear. curate of All Saints Cathedral. Bathurst. since 1968, Centre, Sydney, on Wednes- NSW, Hon Eric Willis, MLA, the able style with interesting articles R„ .tottleton. curate of St has been appointed vicar of St Peters of their tine old two-storey and will be distributed free - I iddind i.mtney) since 1964. Ocean Grove and All Saints Benson day, February 16, a repre- Minister for Transport (and an ha, appoint,d in charge of Oak Heads (Melbourne) from 3 March. rectory. The Premier of SU member) Hon Milton Morris, through factories and industry. Fla. sentative gathering of leaders Rev Doanld M. Shepherd, assistant in South Australia, Mr Don MLA, the Commissioner of Po- The aim is to provide a point of Ria Donald K. Wilson, curate of St the Inner-City Ministry (Melbourne) contact which, it is hoped, will Johns Darlinghurst (Sydney) since 1970, since 1966. has been appointed learn Dunstan, will take part. of denominations and state lice, Mr Norman Allan, Mr W. has been appointed curate of St Georges leader of the regional pariah of St Marys Langshaw, Director of Child develop into real interest in the Engadine. North Melbourne, St Albans North Mel- St Bart's was originally part oil dignitaries gathered to wel- Welfare and Mr Harold Knight, Bible and its relevance to present Rev David L. J. Pence, precentor of bourne, St Georgyn Flemington and Holy the parish of St John's Adelaide come into office the new Trinity Kensington for an experimental . Deputy Governor of the Reserve day living. St Dayids Cathedral. Hobart,since 1963, but the new parsonage house as has been appointed rector of Bellerive. peeled of three near. from 14 February. Federal Secretary, Mr David Bank of Australia who is a mem- Rev dames D. Filmer, curate of All it was then known, was built dur - Right Res T. E. Jones, MBE. former ber of the Scripture Union Saints I "I Kilda (Melbourne) since ing the ministry of Rev W. W. Claydon, and the new State Bishop of Willochra and former Organi- 1969. o appointed to the Inner- Federal Council. sing Afissioner of the Bush Church Aid Ewbank, the first incumbent 01 Society. has been made a Life Member Cir.,.• responsibility for the Chairman of the Scripture pa. ,..• - North Fitzroy and the separate parish. No assistant of the B('A. Henow lives in retirement I from 14 Feb. Other guests representing the al Plympont in Adelaide. I nion, Professor Keith Wat- 1,11111 it. I ming, curate of St Following rectors up to 1929 denominations were Rev Edgar Rev Chariot K. Warren, appointed tee P.' .!kiTrLI:Ile,..11,1 (Melbourne) since son, of the Department of Bennett, president of the Meth- tor of Swansea (Tasmania) only a few were Canon (later Archdeacon) months ago and former rector of Peng_ •.. bean given 21/2 years' leave of W. B. Andrews (1874-1914), Re \ Civil Engineering of the odist Conference, Rev Colin aim died in January. acme. from 22 Feb. bishop for It, Poor C. G. Lane, curate of St H. J. Price (1914-1921) and University of NSW. Dyster, Presbyterian Moderator, The Bishop of Tasmania will ordain ti, • Iris (Melbourne since 1970. Canon J. S. Mayes who re- Mr G. Firth, president of the the following deacons in St Davids Cath- curate of St Peters edral, Hobart at 7.30 pm 'Thursday 24 It..• trot's February. mained until 1929 when he be- The Archbishop of Sydney, Dr Congregational Union, Mr J. February: Messrs Frank Savage (Burnle). Marcus Loane, welcomed the Hamer, president-elect of the Neville Hewett (St Georges Launceston). Rea Charles F. Sexton, vicar of Holy came Bishop of Armidale. Canb.-Goulb. David Lewis (St Johns Morpeth) and Advent. Malvern (Melbourne) since 1967, Jests and introduced the new Baptist Union and Colonel Rich- Garth Hawkins (Smithson-Stanley). has resigned from 1 April next. U officers. Mr Claydon had ard Holz, Chief Secretary of the Bishop Warren, of Can- Rev Robert H Ford, vicar of Christ The Bishop of Gippsland will ordain leen the NSW Secretary for Salvation Army. the following in St John's Baimsdale at Church, Laacefield and St Pauls amuse, berra-Goulburn, has said (Melbourne) since 1968, will retire on Former Dean many years and Professor Wat- 8 ern on Thursday. February 24: (deacon) 5000 TO DISCUSS FAITH Archbishop Loane introduced Professor Keith Watson gives his address. Sir Leslie Herron, that he does not intend for Bran Cliff (Bruthent (primts/ Revs R. J. 30 April. s in has succeeded Bishop Jack Collins, (Traralgon) and T. G Philpott the new NSW State Secretary, on his right and Hon. Milton Morris on his left. Rev A. John Wagstaff, who retired on !lain as chairman of the NSW some time to appoint an as- (Bairnsdalet account of illness from Holy Advent. Mr Norman Bennett, and Mr Malvern (Melbourne) in 1964 died on State Council. fessor Watson who gave the to the meaning and purpose of sistant bishop for his dio- Rev Edward G. Gibs°n rector of of Armidale "CHRIST CARES" CAMPAIGN Claydon, both of whom spoke • ain (Ciippsland) has been appointed January 13. He had previously served in main address. life must cease from being an in- cese. , the dioceses of Armidale and Grafton. Among the guests were the briefly. He then introduced Pro- dean of Warragul. Christ Cares '72 Campaign being run by the dio- Professor Watson said that trospective circle and must be- Rev Frederick Winds:taker. rector of Rev Canon John H. Dogma. vicar of Bishop Warren was assistant •,.. (Gippsiand) since 1969, has been St Marys. Caulfield (Melbourne) when cese of Sydney, will bring Over 5000 people who are not one of the most difficult chal- come a community of people , •anted rural dean of Bairnsdale. he retired In 1948. died on January 16. dies in UK regular church-goers into private homes to discuss lenges facing established in- deeply involved in what could be bishop when he was elected to Rev Frederick C. Oakley formerly of Rev Canon Oliver J. Brady. a canon stitutions and societies today, termed frontier activity. succeed Bishop Clements. Since the diocese of Wangaratta. has been of Dogura Cathedral. New Guineawho Christianity. taking up his appointment in licensed as assistant at Moe (Gipps- retired in 1967. died on January 22 in Rev M. Kenneth Jones, a particularly those with a distinct Working at the "frontier" can Melbourne. The first stage of the Christ Christian emphasis, is to main- take many forms and can be set January, he says that a number Rev Vincent P. Howells, chaplain to former Dean of Armidale Forty-five parishes are partici- of people have asked him about k arren Arkelf, director of All the Community of the Holy Name, Mel- Cares campaign, held in Lent pating in the campaign, which tain the basic truth for which in numerous physical situations, 'lege (Newcastle) since 1964, and senior chaplain of the his intentions concerning an bourne, when he retired its 1967. died on 1971, reached more than 4,500 starts March 13 and extends past they stand and, at the same time, where people work and live and appointed NSW Director of Janua25ry assistant bishop. 8th Division, 2nd A.1.F., people in 316 meetings in homes. Easter. to present this in a context which play; however, in each case there Mt. L Ialrweatber, who graduated bier Eris Campbell of the Church from II, , died at Hindhead, Surrey, on Rev John Chapman, Director Six dinners for young people is relevant to the needs and aspi- should be the essential com- He has issued a statement say- h.is keen appointed to St An- House. Melbourne. has (Icon ...•, p Ps the parish of Emme- of the Department of Evange- will also be held as part of rations of contemporary society. ponent of knowing people as real ing that for the present and ti (Sydney), from I Feb- ' m February. 31 January. the lism, has conducted training Christ Cares campaign. In a recent book on evangelism persons, thereby introducing a possibly for some years, he in- tt, Margaret Webster. of St He was 76 years old and is 06. 5,11.101 1. Studds, rector of St ..ch (Melbourne) has been classes for 100 extra dialogue Six hundred selected young in England the editors made this new depth and understanding tends to function without an Pa. survived by his wife Margaret, o oith Henry iltiserinat .•, SI Marks Camberwell from leaders for the campaign. men and women have been in- comment: into interpersonal relationships. assistant bishop. First, he says since 1959, has resign.d and is teaching son Dick, who is Registrar of the in Sydney where he.. has authority to A new feature will be special vited to the dinners, at which "The overwhelming impression The Scripture Union Move- that "it is important to establish Iii wow. Lilly Kolas formerly' with diocese of Armidale, and married .ch"late. C' SI ,n India. has been appointed to dialogue coffee mornings and Archbishop Marcus Loane will of the picture we as Christians ment is deeply involved in fron- policies and ways of working daughter Myfanwy of Oxford. Res Stuart E. C. Gond. tormertly fee- St (anirges. Bantleigh (Melbourne) from afternoons for women, and led speak about Christian vocation present to a non-Christian tier activity in many facets of its which I have thought through ,if Mundaring (Perth) has been ap- February. shire. by women. and the Christian Ministry. society is of a self-admiring, self- work including the Inter-School and believe in before sharing the ....Jed rector et St Marks Bassendcan. Deaconess Elsie Hutchison, of all Kenneth Jones was born in Mr, Ralph W. Holden. rector of Min- Souls Sandringham (Melbourne) since sufficient, introspective circle Christian Fellowship in schools exercise of them with another ., (A'illochra) has resigned the rural 1970. has been appointed to St Lakes Wales and trained at the London with some esoteric interest." with its allied camping program bishop." dicry of Yoketoon and has been sue South M(Ihnurne from February. College of Divinity and the If such words are applicable to and the Children's Special Ser- Further, Bishop Warren hopes Rev John S. Morley, rector of nrar,.o,,. Mice M. Dyson. of Emma- University of Durham. He was 1):adixl.d'na bs'ince 1968. n. • - Melbnurnel. since 1968. the Australian scene (and many vice Mission activities on the that the whole Church in Austra- Rev Warwick T. Letthford. rector of h. o•ail to St Marks East attracted to Australia in 1920 believe they are) then it is appar- beaches along the NSW coast lia may give some thought to the ''t t,rgn B r ' • '•, irs. Brisbane school for Pontsille (Tasman,' like so many others, by Rev Left to right: Hit Felgar Kennett. NIr David Claydon, Hon. ent that those who see in the each summer. place and role of assistant bish- ap pointed rector • • • • •• ) Rev Pro, t lir.... curate of St Sav- George Chambers who had from 27 January. iour, C was inducted people going to mission fields or Eric 15 illis and the LrellinShOp of Sydney. person of Jesus the true answer At the centre of Scripture ops before he makes an appoint- founded Trinity Grammar Archriwcon and ,In 11 1 1 1 ,106 pde on February 6, foreign aid programs can break Union work is the belief that the ment. Fen.of Tun*, II R, Iiot1 I J. Crowe, rector of School, Sydney, in 1917. He re- into the language of the people on 17 December .• 1 since 1954, was in- Bible has a vital message for Meanwhile, he will have some do p. turned to England for training linguists Channel Islands. • , •. ,,, ,n of Cumnock on Febru- with whom they work, without contemporary man and the help with confirmations from expects to continue his ininotry art I and came back to Trinity Gram- the aid of interpreters. movement has been increasingly Bishop Clements. The Bishop of Adelaide ordained the Rev Arthur R. Balchin. rector of Car- mar in 1927. He was successively A ten-week course for 45 following in St Peters Cathedral on 2 ;oar (Bathurst) since 1963. wasinducted rector of Austinmer, headmaster After the course, many in- February: (priests) Revs Francis F. a, rector of Rockley on February 2. people learning the secrets of volved will go to Papua New Bonne (Hawthont, Kenneth W. Mon Rev Donlan J. Peters, rector of Gil. of the Cathedral School and Pre- (1.7nlev). Peter R. Lord (Tea Tree Gully). gandra (Sathunt)since 1963, was in- centor foreign languages ended in Guinea and other fields and may ducted as rector of Forbes on February and rector of St Andrew's Rt1re11 J, Shaniandin (Brighton): dos. 3. Roseville 1938-49. Brisbane on 10 February. It be engaged in producing local ons Megan Philip G. Carter (Prospect) grammars and dictionaries. Bible canted Brian T wobig (SSM L Rev David R. Cooper, chaplain at All He was a prisoner of war in was run by the Summer In- Saints College Bathurst, was inducted as translation is a prime objective Mrs Jill Renich, of "Win- Rev Roderick P. Ople has been Changi and was awarded the aanointe curate of Christ Church North rector of Gilgandra on February 4. situte of Linguistics in as- of the SIL. Under the leadership of Rev Don Shepherd, a new team ministry for the ning Women" in Detroit, Adelaided from 1 Feb. Mr Robert James was made deacon by M.B.E. in 1947. sociation with Wycliffe Bible western areas of Melbourne's inner city began when he was commissioned by the Rev Allen litsdassa ornate of Edwards- the Bishop of Canberra-Goultturn in St He became Dean of Armidale USA, arrived in Sydney on town-Ascot Park (Adelaide) since 1969. Johns. Canberraand has been appointed Translators. Archbishop of Melbourne at St Mary's North Melbourne on March 5. has bermpointed curate of St Wilfrids curate of South Wagger in May 1949 and played a Faith, it is said, is not an irra- March 1 to begin a series of Tea Tree i'-I'ltlle 1 Feb. Mesas Gary Hillman and John Bo- prominent part in diocesan and Church people from many tional event, not a matter of feel- deen were made deacons in Christ The area includes the churches ments. A similar venture is in the Methodist House Church. conventions in live States of R.- , 1,1•41 P. (Pint),. curate of Collide civic affairs. He returned to Eng- denominations in Australia and ing or mystical experience alone; •• ,ince 1970. has Church Cathedral, Baharat by the Bishop of St Mary's and St Alban's, planned for Kensington. Here, a Co-ordinated with the North the Commonwealth. of Ballarat on January 25. Mr Hillman land in 1960 and became vicar New Zealand attended the In- Christian faith, is a responsible, Gladstone from returns to St Barnabas College. Adelaide North Melbourne, Holy Trinity, joint Anglican-Methodist Sunday Richmond development, there of Bentley in the diocese of St stitute at Emmanuel College, meaningful faith that deals in amt Mr Buderus is curate at St Johns, Kensington and St George's Fle- school has been functioning well are plans to erect a multi-deno- Her itinerary takes her to Syd- of St. Rallarat. Edmundsbury and Ipswich until University of Queensland. sober truth (Acts 26:25). mington.. The team ministry will for some years. minational centre on the St ney, Adelaide, Melbourne, Tas- hatripton) Rev David K. Williams. rector of St his retirement in 1966, A staff of 18 showed hose ,1 re the Johns. Balmain North (Sydney) since G. C. Berkouwer be experimental for three years. In Collingwood and North Philip's Collingwood site. mania and Perth where she will d Ramat- 1960, hassigned and joined the Adult address women and business girls ProbationService. The move follows recommen- Richmond there has been a shar- Archdeacon Moss views all 0, , at conventions and a Business nrmr .urate of Rev David A. West. curate of St Step- dations of a report on the future ing of facilities between Angli- these plans, not as a withdrawal Si I ilea N .1 iti , plindniril in) since hens, Penrith (Sydney) since 1970, has of the Inner City Ministry drawn cans, Methodists and Presby- from the inner-city, but as a Girls' Dinner. 1970. has been appointed cu -(e of St been appointed rector of St Cuthberts. Matthews Park /Swipe 1 I eh Nam/I:horn New Youth Department officer up last year by a committee terians as need arises. At North redeployment of men and re- As an author, lecturer, teacher chaired by Archdeacon Stanley Richmond, new buildings are to sources for more intensive and and broadcaster, Jill has gained a Moss. Parish boundaries will be be erected on the Methodist site. more appropriate forms of minis- deep understanding of women, ignored and there will not be Meanwhile, Anglicans worship try. her constant urgency being to get Jill Renick WELCOME TO THE FAMILY Director of Parish Services men in charge of each church. Thus, duplication of work will be the Bible mess'age to women To become a subscriber to the Australian Church Re- avoided and staff will be able to everywhere. Sydney's Youth Depart- the first seven courses. They will She was at the Adelaide Con- cord, just fill in the form below and mail it in with concentrate on new ventures in ment has created a new pos- come from youth fellowships, ministry and making existing $1,520,336 grant towards vention at Port Elliott from $4 or simply ask us to charge it. ( EBS, GFS and similar organi- ition - Director of Parish methods more effective. March 3-5 and at Mount ..iions. Gambier on March 4. She will I enclose $4 for annual subscription/Please charge it Services, and appointed ND One benefit will be that an l'he needs in each area will new Retirement Village he at Stanwell Tops in Sydney 'cross out one) Geoffrey Dethlefs, 11..1., Dip. overall view will be taken on from March 10.12. first be assessed and the course property matters to avoid the The proposed Church of England Retirement Village, .Kilvinton, at Castle Hill, Ed. to the post. will be run to meet these needs. She will speak at the Business present concentration by the NSW, will receive the largest grant ever made under the Aged Persons' Homes Act. Girls' Dinner in Sydney on To The Australian Church Record, 511 Geoff Dethlefs was a second- Mr Dethlefs is confident that laity on devoting so much energy The Minister for Social Services, Mr W. C. Wentworth, has announced a grant of Kent Street, ary schoolteacher for six years March 15 and will fly to Vic- the training will benefit youth to the maintenance of old and toria the next day for the Central Sydney, N.S.W., 2000. and is a parishioner of St Paul's $1,520,336 towards the total cost ($2.2 million). organisations at present and also inadequate buildings which have Convention at Belgrave Heights Castle Hill. He took up his ap- that it will make an impact on become so costly to repair. Mr Les Irwin, MP, represen- project, which will eventually general public. Last year, 12,000 which will he held from March NAME ... pointment on January 24. the whole future leadership of Disposal of old properties is ting the minister, handed a house 474 people. inquiries for accommodation 17-19. His special responsibility will nothing new to Melbourne's the church and its congregations. cheque for $150,000 to Arch- At the present time the Retire- were made. Tasmania has arranged meet- ADDRESS be leadership training which 'he Regional courses are to be inner-city ministry. Some years deacon C. A. Goodwin (Chair- ment Villages provide accom- The new village is being ings from March 20-22 and intends to carry out regionally offered at Penrith, Blacktown, ago St Luke's, North Fitzroy, man and Director of the Retire- modation in self-contained units named Kilvinton in honour of on March 23, Mrs Renich will throughout the Sydney diocese. was sold and now a new St POSTCODE Caringbah, Manly. Chatswood ment Villages) in the new rectory and hostels for 1,754 people. By the founder of the scheme for fly to Perth for the weekend Invitations have already gone out Luke's Centre is nearing com- and at Gerroa for the South of St Philip's Church, York February, 1973, it is hoped that retirement villages, Howard West convention being held at Orange I Mr Geoff Dethlefs to ministers for applicants for pletion. It provides for worship, Coast and 'Tablelands. Street, Sydney, on February 17. 2,100 will be in residence. Kilvington Mown, Archbishop Grove from March 24-26, counselling and youth rooms, This is the first progress pay- However, this is still well of Sydney 1933-58 and Primate Printed by John Falrfa.14118,1i:T B whence she willl make her return Pogo 8 Australian Church Record, February 24, 1972 hs IrWAyitn:;.<111eY, for the publisher workshop and residential apart- ment towards Stage 1 of the Record below the requirements of the of Aust '• 'ourney to Detroit. Moore Coltege 1,tbrary