spent on this book is a $1.60 well spent (if, of course, we read THE AUSTRALIAN it!). II. I,. Smith. ACR'S REVIEW EDITOR INTRODUCES Key Books IMPORTANT NEW TITLES: PORTRAIT DIVINE INSPIRATION OF THE BIBLE, by L Gaussen. Kregel 13ooks Reprint Library, 1971. 382 pages. US$5.95. In this new Reprint Library, Kregel publications of Grand Rapids, USA are making available in OF CALVIN first-class editions at a reasonable price, some of the great classic works CHURCH RECORD THE HUMANNESS OF JOHN CALVIN, by of theology. 130 years ago an edition of Gaussen was published in THE NATIONAL CHURCI OF E NG I ,A NEW SPAPER - NINETY-SECOND kR OF PUBLICATION RC SCHOLAR English in Scotland and every writer on the plenary inspiration of Richard Stauffer (trans. by George H. Scripture since ^hat time has expressed his debt to this great Reformed Regtstered for posting all Printed by John Fairfax and rrice••• • 15 cents Shriver), Abingdon paperback, 1971. theologian. Among other things, Gaussen deals very deftly with all No. 1513 - May 18, 1972 a newspaper-Category A. Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. ON BIBLE 96 pages. $2.05. the objections to the plenary inspiration of the Bible that have ever THE GOSPELS AND THE HISTORY OF been made. His answers are as valid today as ever they were. In the tour hundred years TILE INTENTIONAL FAMILY, by Jo Carr and Imogene Sorley. JESUS, by Xavier Leon-Dufour, S. 1. since this death, John Calvin has Abingdon, 1971. 144 pages. $3.60, Two skilful writers show how a Bp Patteson's insurance Fontana, 1970. 288 pages. $1.60. been protrayed by his critics, family can intend to be a family and act like a Christian family or else Protestant and Roman Catholic Books by Roman Catholic just meander along. They consider all those relationships which must New Guinea Crusade climax alike, as a cold, ruthless fanatic. scholars on the Bible continue to be taken into account if it is to be an intentional family and the policy found in NZ This distorted characterisation choices which must be made. It is an unusual book, written with appear at a fairly prolific rate. still remains in the minds of .. spirit, insight and good humour. A hook for mums and dads and for 1865, for £2,500. More than 30 This compact volume translated many today. A strong link with Angli- iic,Ty-mariieds-but a book to keep handy after it has been carefully digested. people were listed as under- from its 1963 French original Over against this common ca- can history in Australia was THY PEOPLE SHALL BE MY PEOPLE, by Ruth .1. Pert. Bethany Fellowship, 1968, 249 pages. writers for amounts varying certainly deserves to be noted by ricature, Professor Richard Stauf- in Port Moresby clergy and laity alike. The $US1.95. Two modern Christians who love Israel and who have a burning desire for their incor- discovered recently in Auck- from £15 to £75. fer examines Calvin's personal poration into Christ, tell the story of their experiences in the new state of Israel and their deer land, New Zealand. The policy was written by author is thoroughly familiar correspondence, which reveals with contemporary scholarship affection for the Israeli people 'fin 'ugh it all the Book of Ruth comes alive again in our times Metcalfe's Marine Assurance him as a man capable of human 94,000 hear Gospel from Ralph Bell The South British Insurance Office, Sydney, the first agent on the Gospels yet his own out- mistakes and weaknesses, and Company, preparing for an exhi- look is decidedly conservative. appointed by South British in yet a deeply human and dedi- bition to mark its centennial, Australia in 1873. It is not For a comprehensive and cated person undeserving of the found among its archives the known how the policy eventually stimulating introduction to a A crowd of 6,000 people held by the black evangelist dur- for coming and thank God for years of vilification. Papers help shape original policy made out to The came to New Zealand. modern study of the Gospels This is a short, readable book Prof. Mackay's attended the final meeting of ing the past 30 days of the him." Right Reverend Bishop Patteson Papua New Guinea Crusade. The invitation to hold a cru- South British is considering which is easy to read and which which should be enjoyed by the he Papua New Guinea Cru- in Sydney in April, 1864. presenting the framed historical deepens the reader's appreciation non-academic reader as well as Meetings were conducted in sade in Papua New Guinea came ,ade conducted by the Rev seven major centres. from the Evangelical Alliance of It covered his ship Southern policy to some church museum of the biblical text this volume the church historian. present a4.4'.Ndes Cr,,'.'. for the period to April, later this year. would be hard to beat. $1.60 Keith Cole Brisbane Ralph Bell of the Billy Gra- The crusade was an ecumenic- Papua New Guinea, and proved COUNCILS. AND ASSEMBLIES ed. 484111181111111. SIR if Il. from ham Association in the al occasion having the active to be a really- ecumenical occa- .wn. support of the Melanesian Coun- sion. In his 30-day tour of 1, fuming and D. Baker. lamb 61.18 ` ;tells and Hubert Murray Stadium, cil of Churches including the Papua-New Guinea, Ralph Bell Univerfi y Press, 1971. 359 , 4601 valuable lecture 'ort Moresby, on Sunday, Roman Catholic Church. Roman preached to a total of 94,000 Jonathan Edwards of wel- UKL5. 1pril 30. Catholic Archbishop Copas people w h o attended the ters were Professor Donald Mac meetings. Meetings were held in "this is Volume 7 in the s A total of 94,000 people attended the Port Moresby meet- Studies in Church History is, irrecon- kay gave the Inter Tiarsit ing and read the Scriptures. At seven major centres - Bougain- °mite of the Mended the crusade meetings on I Corinthians 1. by the Cambridge Univer, Fellowship public lecture 0 the close of the meeting he ville, Rabaul, Madang, Weavak, 3 1111161 the first *411001.1110 Press. stayed to counsel some of those Lae, Goroka and Port Moresby. into an iluswtill gaps in the Axom Room of the Utu CHARITY AND ITS FRUITS, by Jonathan exposition of the greatest The book contains twenty tw who had gone forward for coun- 9,795 people came forward at of the virtues. Like his other II are well versity of Queensland or the meetings for counselling. Edwards, reprint by Banner of Truth, papers read at the eighth sum, selling. A total of 589 went for- writings his deep spiritual in- mer meeting and the ninth win- on of historians. April 11 to a large audience During his time in Papua New 1969, 368 pages. E1/10/ (UK). T final papers are of ward at this final meeting for sights are accompanied by prac- ter meeting of the Ecclesiastical His subject was "Brain and Guinea, Ralph Bell spoke with Few Christian leaders since tical exhortation. History Society of Great Britain. particular importande for con- counselling. political leaders, school students, temporary ecumenical attitudes. will: or My fault or my glands.' the Reformation have been as This series of lectures show The papers are arranged in chro- Dr Mackay is professor o CLEAR MESSAGE college and university students, gifted as Jonathan Edwards how it is possible to steer nological order of subject matter. The first of these is an inter- copper miners at Bougainville - esting comparison between Vati- Communication and a physicist (1703.1758). A man of intense between Arminianism on the one Starting in the early middle from Keel University, England. Bishop REIVI1 Dena° of the all sections of the community. personal devotion to Christ, he hand and Antinominianism on ages the history moves through can Councils I and II, while United Church who was Crusade Local interpreters "turned the the second deals with the inter- Flu is at present at the ANU on was a leader of revival, and a the other. This is a very helpful, the great medieval councils to a visiting fellowship. chairman said that the crusade talk" from English to' pidgin creative reformed theologian as spiritual book. Vatican I and H. Geographically action between the 1910 throughout the crusade, while at He is one of the editors of the was a significant event in the well as being a philosopher Keith Cole the gatherings range from By- Edinburgh Conference and the some of the meetings the mes- international journal, "Ex. New Guinea church's history. meriting the description "the 1913 Kikuyu Conference in East sage was interpreted into perimental Brain Research.' greatest of the metaphysical di- Africa. He said, "It has helped the Cooinoo and Motu. While in Australia, he has given vines." This is a very valuable volume people come together to hear the Mr Bell attended a press for the church historian and a number of lectures and spoken good news of Jesus Christ. Many conference in Sydney, May 2, In 1727, after his conversion, Place of our senses those interested in modern at meetings for the IVF Gradtt have been influenced by the he was ordained to the ministry and addressed 150 Sydney YOUR FIVE SENSES, by Stephen Win- cance, and to indicate how ecumenical moves. aces' Fellowship. simple but clear message preach- of the Congregational church at Keith Cole. church leaders at a. luncheon that Northampton, Massachusetts, ward, Lakeland, 1911. 128 pages. frequently the Bible uses meta- Rev Ralph Bell ed by Ralph Bell. We thank him day before returning to the USA. phors drawn from the senses, where he struggled hard to stem. Paperback, $1.55. the drift towards Arminianism. "the eyes of the Lord," "God's this is an unusual and delight- ear," His "hand." Wahl): Israel always wrong Charity and its fruits was ful book. Its sub-title indicates One illustration may be given, PEACE IN 1HE HOLY LAND: An histori- The book ends with a look at preached in 1735. It is a moving its contents and purpose, "The UK Anglican-Methodist unity vote fails exposition of I Corinthians 13, taken from the last page of the cal analysis of the Palestine problem Palestine in the present century knowledge and love of nature, book: fragrance that is and a proposed solution to its revealing Edward's insistence "The by John Dagot Glubb. Hodder Meeting at Westminster on acknowledge that Methodists fusal to consider the compromise people, even God, through ear, spread abroad through character problems. It is only at this point both that true Christian ex- Stoughton, 1911. $9.25. Wednesday, May 3, the Eng- hitherto have had a real ministry and after their first defeat in eye, hand, tongue and nose." and proclamation, by life and by that the book comes to life. The to offer their people. Anglo- perience is supernatural, Spirit lish General Synod failed to General Synod they hoped that filled and Christ centred, and It indicates the place of our lip, is 'the aroma of Christ.' This is a fascinating stedy of author is Glubb Pasha, the crea- Catholics and Evangelicals met attitudes would change before its South British head office secretary Robs n Wm* n with that "all true Christi& grace senses in the enjoyment of God's How fragrant is that sacrifice in the past and present history of tor of the famous Arab legion of give final approval to the together when it was seen that resubmission this month. the framed policy made out for Bishop Paiteson in Sydney in tends to practice." . creation, and also their place in which he gave all. The aroma of Palestine. It begins with an Jordan. 1968 Anglican-Methodist re- the 1968 scheme would not com- the communicating of spiritual his sacrificial love now fills all Despite an attempt at a bal- The Archbishop of Canterbury 1864. This is a deeply spirl_tual inter- examination of the history of mend itself widely to Anglicans realities. It uses modern scien- heaven. It should be the ambi- Old Testament times which is anced approach Israel is always union scheme. A 75% has now been asked to consider pretation of the great Pauline and a compromise unity plan tific knowledge to show the won- tion of Christians to see that it rather superficial. It continues at fault and the Arabs are majority was required but what steps can be taken to fur- "hymn of love" and extending was drawn up and circulated by der of our senses, and it uses also pervades the whole earth." with a study of Palestinian his- always those who are wronged. only 65% voted for the ther Christian unity in England the Bishop of Willesden and Dr MELBOURNE CALL FOR seromoo 01 show their signifi- Francis Foulkes tory from New Testament times The question is a vital one, but present scheme, slightly and the Anglican-Methodist liai- to the modern day including the diagnosis may not be as James Packer and some others. son committee has been asked to wider studies of both Jewish and simple as Glubb believes. fewer than the 65.3% in But the supporters of the 1968 continue its discussions on mat- Arab history outside Palestine. N. S. Pollard tidy last year. plan were adamant in their re- ters of common concern. BEER HEALTH LABELS Atherton The Archbishop of Can- A Melbourne Presbyterian PUBLIC HEARS GOSPEL .crbury, who has led the cam- paign for unity, left the chair to minister has called for health move the motion giving final ap- Large enrolment at hazard warnings on beer STORY IN WARWICK Parish Life Mission proval. The 1968 scheme has bottle labels and a ban on Keswick come under constant fire for its television advertising of The Warwick, Q, minis- and some of their people had a "deliberate ambiguity" con- alcohol until late at night. ters' fraternal made sure continuous reading of the four cerning the validity of the Meth- writers' seminar at Blackwater, O. odist ministry. It has been Rev Gordon Powell, of Scots' that the people of Warwick gospels. They were read in the Convention old National Bank building and The new industrial parish sioner at Blackwater, gathered strongly opposed because of this Over ninety men and Presbyterian Church, was com- heard the narrative of the it was broadcast into Palmerin 25 of his adult parisioners ambiguity by Lord Fisher of women enrolled for the menting on the findings of a Mo- of Blackwater in Rockhamp- Lambeth, formerly Archbishop nash University survey which four gospels last Easter. Street. together for the Mission to Seminar for Christian Writ- The Queensland Tropics ton diocese recently con- of Canterbury, by Anglo-Catho- found 15 per cent of 15-year-old They carried through a read- Inside, people were given free explore how well they were car- Keswick Convention was cluded its first Parish Life rying out the church's mission to lics and by Evangelicals. ers held in Sydney on Satur- students drank beer regularly. ing of the four gospels in literature from the Bible Society Most Anglicans desire unity The survey, conducted by 11 held at the Atherton Show- explaining the Easter story. Mission. the community and to find ways day, April 29. Last-minute the main street. of doing it more effectively. with the Methodists but not at students at the university's ground over the Easter The president of the Fraternal, It was led by Canon William enrolments greatly swelled F. Carter, rector of St Andrew's An entire weekend was de- the expense of a tacit refusal to school of education, also found period and drew large num- Between 9 am and 5 pm on Rev W. Hamilton, explained that the numbers hut did not that 18 per cent of the boys Maundy Thursday, the ministers their only purpose was to see South Brisbane. Canon Philp of voted to the Mission and partici- affect the smooth organisa- bers at both adults and St Luke's Wandal attended as an pants from Blackwater, Burkan smoked regularly. that people heard the real mes- tion. Mr Powell said the percentage children's meetings. sage of Easter and learnt some- observer. and Kullanda found it a most Rev Greg Ezzy, BCA mis- stimulating experience. of 15-year-old beer drinkers Ministers and laymen of John Knox Banned thing of its religious significance. New It was organised jointly by corresponded with the proportion North Queensland Protestant Evangelical Literature Overseas of alcoholics in the population. denominations carefully organi- A British stamp to com- (Australia) and the Writers' The survey was taken in 75 sed the convention and it is now memorate the 400th anniversary Group of "Decision" magazine schools in Victoria. Questions established as a regular feature of the death of John Knox, was It was open to all denominations were put to 1,403 boys and 1,327 of North Queensland Christian banned lest it should inflame the SHORT NOTICES Primate and it was held in the spacion, girls with en average age of 14 activity. Ulster situation. accommodation of Stanmore years 9 months. Guest speakers were Rev Dr An attempt is being made to Baptist Church whose women Edward Gibson, principal of the have the matter reconsidered LETTERS To AN AMERICAN provided two excellent meals and Queensland Baptist Theological which it is hoped will result in LADY by C. S. Lewis. Hodder for NZ afternoon tea. New archdeacon Christian Paperbacks, 1971. 121 College and Rev Matthew the eventual appearance of the The New Zealand General Organisers were Mr Ray Gu- pages. $1. This reprint brings .C.A. RALLY yatt, Rev Graeme Ascough and of the Downs Francis, lecturer at the Adelaide John Knox commemorative Synod on April 26, elected Bible Institute. issue. another C. S. Lewis within reach Rev David Morley. Rev Canon Ralph E. of all. FACING THE ISSUES 4 FRIDAY, 19th MAY Right Rev Allen Howard !CHWN of one of the workshops busy thinking or writing The morning was given to a during a practice session. Wicks, rector of St James' by W. J. Krutza and P. P. Di Thanksgiving Service Johnston, 60, Bishop of symposium on writing for the Cicco. Baker, 1971. 144 pages. the four workshops they needed nice was mixed with theory. Toowoomba, Q, since 1963, 6.30 St. Andrew's Cathedral, Waikato since 1969, as its available market and the panel $US1.25. Twelve more subjects was Mr Eric Daley ("New most and attended it for the Before tea a film on writing has been appointed arch- A position is available on the staff of the George St, Sydney. Primate. in the Contemporary Discussion Life''), Mrs April Hersey (Angli- afternoon. Best attended was for children was screened. After deacon of the Downs. He will SYDNEY CITY MISSION Series. NEW WELCOME Light Refreshments lie has been acting Primate can Press Service), Rev W. Por- writing for youth and many tea, Mr Warwick Olson of Angli- young people chose it, Mr Jim can Press Service spoke on "Get- continue at St James'. for an "Active Retired Man" SPEECHES by Amy Bolding. 7.30 Chapter House. since Dr Lesser retired last year ter-Young and Mr Ken Harrison Baker, 1971. 130 pages. and he is chairman of the joint (Home Mission Society PR McLennan, editor of "Focus," Ling your church in the news." Canon Wicks was trained at St preferably with a driver's licence who would like to be $US1.95. All kinds of helps for Annual Rally being the leader. This was followed by Rev David Francis' College, Brisbane, and Chapter House. commission on Church union, in- officer). associated with an organisation which meets the needs of preachers and speakers. 8.00 volving five denominations and After lunch, Mr Ascough gave Mrs June Bosanquet, editor of Morley (Australian Baptist) who has served all his ministry in the people of our community. The duties include storeman, HISTORICAL, BIBLICAL. Speaker: The Rt. Revd. Bruce Roster on which a critical vote is to he n presentation on the work of "Christian Woman," led writing spoke on "Four vital hows." Brisbane diocese. He was offslder to a truck driver, and general help in the Mission's BIOGRAPHICALAND Bishop of Wlllochra. taken this year. ELO, Australia. for women. Rev Rex Meyer When participants' reactions appointed canon of St John's clothing relief and furniture depot. OTHER STUDIES by D. P. Singer: Shirley Mills. Dr Johnston trained at St The rest of the afternoon was (Church Record) led devotional were tested, most seemed to ex- Cathedral in 1968. Please apply with references to Mrs M. Hurcomb, Sydney Thompson, 1971. A pot pourri of John's Theological College, given to four workshops on writ- writing and a panel led writing press the need for a weekend The vacancy was caused by City Mission, 103 Bathurst Street, Sydney, 61 6136. sermons, addresses and historical B.C.A.'s SHOWCASE OF THE YEAR Auckland and was elected Bish- ing devotional articles, for youth, for radio and TV. The work- live-in seminar on a Friday and the resignation of Archdeacon sketches by a Scottish minister. op of Dunedin in 1953. He is for radio and TV and for shops aroused a great deal of a Saturday and one may he Adrian Charles, who has accept- married with four daughters. women. People chose which of interest and response and prac- planned for next year. ed an appointment in Perth. Page 8 Australian Church Record, May 4, 1972 Moore College

EDITORIAL "I will not leave you . . .91 TOWARD AN EVANGELICAL RENAISSANCE Two recent experiences have moved me to crys- have the crucial responsibility of can and African countries, and revival around the globe is Broadly speaking, the work of the Holy Spirit is twofold; the regeneration of sinners and the edification of those who tallise some fresh thoughts on the subject of evan- confronting people everywhere, in lands as Korea and Indonesia. Pentecostalism. This movement, belong to Christ. As we approach Whitsunday, it is one part of the latter work which is certainly relevant to all who are living in a discreet but decisive way, 4. The force that appears to which began several decades ago, gelism and the Christian realities that are at its core. with the reality of Christ, and under strain and pressure. be making the greatest contri- (Continued next page, One was reading the remarkable booklet by Richard facing the varied problems of bution to the current Christian column live) human society in the light and In John 14:18 we have that calm assur- hope through the power of the Holy Ghost." very midst of trouble and trial so that we S. Armstrong entitled The Oak Lane Story. power of Christ. ance of our Lord; "I will not leave you com- "Abounding in hope" is another mark of the learn to say with the apostle; "We are troubled The second was my participa- Let the Church be the Church, ABBOTSLEIGH fortless." We are not to be left as orphans or Holy Spirit's work in a man. In fact, peace, on every side, yet not distressed; we are per- tion in two small groups of con- desolate, as we might render "comfortless" but joy and hope are linked in this verse as con- plexed, but not in despair; cast down, but not VIEWPOINT cerned evangelicals that in 1967 OPEN SCHOLARSHIP He promised His Holy Spirit who would abide stituent elements of the comfort which God destroyed." and 1968 met near Key Bridge, A competitive examination for 2 open scholarships will be held on Saturday, Dr John A. Mackay, the July 29, 1972. The scholarships are tenable for 4 years and open to girls with us for ever. can provide for all His people. Tremendous The comfort of the Holy Spirit does not Reflecting on the which connects Washington, DC, under 13 years of age on November 30 proximo. Entries close on Saturday, The word "Comforter" or advocate is thought! exist in all believers in equal measure, else Charismatic movement. with the Virginia side of the author of this article, is a May 27, 1972. Conditions and forms of entry will be supplied on application one whose office it is to plead our cause and Elsewhere this peace is described as the why did Paul pray "The God of all hope fill Potomac. former missionary in Peru, K. L McCredie, Headmistress. secure our welfare by helping our infirmities, peace that passes all undertsanding. The joy is you with all peace and joy in believing; that ye Hendrikus Berkhof Those meetings were held president of Princeton Sem- guiding us into all truth, strengthening us described as a joy unspeakable and full of under the leadership of Dr Carl may abound in hope, through the power of the 'The Doctrine of the Holy Henry. Evangelist Billy Graham inary for 23 years and has against temptation's assaults, sustaining us glory. The hope is desciribec,' as a living and Holy Ghost"? It is present according to the ,lilt," p.93) has said "the played a dynamic part in the been president of the World under the pressure of trial and, most neces- lively hope, an anchor to the soul both sure degree of the believer's growth in Christ. first gathering, as did his asso- Presbyterian Alliance. The sary, aiding us in the exercise of prayer. and steadfast. The joy and peace in believing in Christ 'entecostal movement is ciate Leighton Ford in the IMPORTANT article is copyright 1972 by Think on these things for they are help- Nowhere are we told that the Holy Spirit as our Saviour will precede the lively hope iod's judgment upon a second. Grateful remembrance "Christianity Today" and re- ing graces of the Holy Spirit indeed and for as Comforter will save us from trials. Indeed, which concerns our future prospects. And the lturch which lost its inner of the spirit, concern, and vis- IS GOD CALLING YOU? every believer in Christ. the Christian will be subject to trials and real hope of eternal life hereafter must follow ion of those encounters has stir- produced by permission. rowth and its outward ex- red the reflections on an evangel- Paul presents the Holy Spirit in the office humiliations and inward conflicts which those some measure of the enjoyment of peace here TWO YEAR BIBLE CENTRED COURSE PRACTICAL MISSIONARY ical renaissance to which I now it 4on, its character as a TRAINING. FAMILIES WELCOME. of Comforter when he says in Romans 15.13; who are not born again of the Holy Spirit will and now. It is the tormented man who says give expression. "Now the God of hope fill you with all peace never know. that he can know no peace this side of the Irical as well as a hori- Let the Church be its true self, It becomes increasingly clear Enquiries: and joy in believing, that ye may abound in Yet the Comforter ministers to us in the grave. which it can be only if it takes total movement . . . " that the chief need of contempo- I his is a perceptive stateinent. evangelism seriously, committing rary Christianity and of society itself to the task of evange- lefore we expand it further let in general in this confused and Tahlee Bible College ,s sound a caution: we must not lisation. young men" stand in great need revolutionary time is an evangel- verse promises "eagles' utomatically assume that the in- KARUAH, NSW 2324 A LETTER TO MYSELF of regular spiritual renewal. When I am plodding along ical renaissance. By that I mean The most succinct and mean- trument of God's judgment in ingful description I know of The renewal which comes as a with the onerous task I will "not a rediscovery of the Evangel, the "They who wait upon the then t am spiritually renewed the not-so-clever, the rich and self reflects God's character. Gospel, in its full dimension of what evangelistic effort involves by-product of prayer is so great be weary." The ordinary, hum- hough the Charismatic move- Lord shall renew their when I pray! the poor. it covers every eventuality. When light and power, together with is this: "To evangelise is so to The real purpose of prayer is There are some who will natu- drum things of each day will not ,:tit may highlight deficiencies the elevation of the Gospel to present Christ Jesus in the power strength. I have to contend with out- the main line churches and to secure objective blessings; but, leave me wrung-out and faint. the status that belongs to the of the Holy Spirit, that men shall ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL standingly difficult situations, I ur services, it would be too They shall mount up with in doing that, it also produces a can be "on top" of those ex- I must wait upon the Lord Gospel of Christ In the thought, come to put their trust in God to think that such a move- 18 ROSLYN STREET, POTTS POINT, SYDNEY wings like eagles, subjective blessing upon me By Ken Roughley ceptional difficulties the more than I do. life, and activity of all persons through him, to accept him as n , exemplifies the biblical pat- TELEPHONE 353335 They shall run and not be when I pray. and organisations that bear the their Saviour, and serve him as of church life and worship. their King in the fellowship of This strength is for me, be- name "Christian." St. Luke's Hospital has been established Over 55 rears. Medical weary, derkhof does not fall into this his Church." This statement, first cause it is for everybody who rally tire and fail, while others This renaissance, which is long practice and patient care have taken Immense strides In this period and They shall wall( and not seem to be able to go on and on. ,ror.) issued by a group of Anglicans St Luke's is proud ot the high reputation it has achieved. Now funds prays — the young and old, the Boredom inexcusable II is amazing how so many overdue, is the primary require- are needed to develop e modern theatre complex, Intensive care unit and faint." —Isaiah 40 31. weak and strong, the clever and Yet, even youths . . . "and the some decades ago, merits study to Increase patient accommodation. nn the "established churches" ment of the world Christian in this new age, especially in I don't care what anyone may say to the contrary— community, from the local St. Lose', Is a Church of England general TIOSPItel open to air (sit to dissassociate themselves view of the Church's growing creeds. As it Is a non-profit organisation, the Board appeal, for your boredom is absolutely inexcusable. ompletely from the Charismatic congregation to the Church concern about its evangelistic help to raise 5500.000 for tnis work. novement without a thought as universal. It 's equally the basic role. Donations of 52.00 or more are tax deductible. exempt from gift Especially in a Christian. And awake but some may even be need of the giobal community of duty and are acknowledged by official receipt, Please make Your donations yet it is tolerated all too often. It edified! is where these adherents came Payable to, "St. Lake's Development Puna... um! Many if not most of them man. In the past few years a mood A TI TO . ex can spread its deadening in- C. R. JAMES, 1.tve come from our churches! has emerged, a movement has Chief Executive Officer. fluence like a heavy grey blanket, gotten under way that augurs the in the very place where light and MERIDEN a fact, in many respects the INSEPARABLE A TIME TO DIE novement represents the logical advent of an evangelical renais- joy should abound. It surely is a CHURCH OF ENGLAND FROM CHRIST sance. Here are facts to be pon- symptom of something very onclusion of so many of the SCHOOL FOR GIRLS uplicit presuppositions of dered that illumine the horizon THEGOSPEL FILM MINISTRY LTD. TIAITI TO wrong under the surface. If an evangelical renaissance is of tomorrow. A boring preacher or speaker 12 Redmyre Rood, Strathfield hristianity as it has been taught to become a reality and not announces a nd practised for some time! is maladjusted somewhere along BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL merely an idea or aspiration, this 1. Feeling has begun to play a Take, for example, the general fact must be remembered and most decisive role in thinking the line. He has a need, and that Kindergarten fo Higher School need is not being dealt with, so cadency to allow experience and stressed: the Gospel, the and activity today, very especially A OAL Certificate and Matriculation. tib-culture to dominate the ap- Christian "good news," is in- T "X" X WI 30 he has come almost to acting a in the world of youth. Words For further information, apply troach to the text. Or the part. Perhaps he is saying separably related to Jesus Christ, written three centuries ago to the Headmistress, eneral lack of any consistent Td things which are not real in his to His identity as a person, to by the French philosopher- NMI experience. And so we are not Miss Sheila M. Morton, B.Sc. tethodology in ascertaining the the work He accomplished, and scientist Blaise Pascal, one of the a-Tort of the Word. Are these "BUY 2 bluffed, but we are bored. to His continuing living presence profoundest Christian thinkers of Before we go further, and get pings not present in our and companionship on the road all time, have taken on fresh sig- hurches? Mishandling the text our mental knife into someone, of life. nificance. Said Pascal, "The MOVING oust Ming judgment and I think let us make sure that we, the It is a moving fact that the heart has its reasons which GET 1 FREE" ,e can hear it in the frequent listeners, have the right attitude reason does not know." The Then get ONE FREE for each additional TWO you buy! MADE EASY ervent depreciation of "doc- personality of Christ is currently to our dull speaker. I think it heart — that is, a sensitivity to tine" or "theology" or when one becoming the focus of attention On our COMPLETE STOCKS of : was C. S. Lewis who said we with spiritual ultimates that kindtes charged with being "un- in an unusual manner and in elTHIS HAS BEEN A TIME OF GREAT ANX- should not quickly condemn enthusiasm for a cause or idea IETY FOR MANY AUSTRALIANS WHEN oving" when one seeks to be most unexpected circles. This is, 12"LP 'WORD' SACRED RECORDS 1 130,000 HAVE BEEN UNEMPLOYED. IT someone who appears to be DAVIS Van Lines so in the secular as well as the — is becoming more and more .ccurate and faithful to the text! manifest in the present gener- SACRED CASSETTES HAS BEEN A TIME OF POVERTY. A TIME spiritually under the weather, Pty. Ltd. Look also at the question of religious order. There is on the CHRISTIAN BOOKS itirti=tv OF TENSION, A TIME OF DESPAIR. NOW for, "to know all is to forgive march today a many-sided ation of young people. This is IS THE TIME TO HELP ONCE AGAIN Australia-wide door-to-door 'le role of the Spirit. Berkhof true both inside and outside the MUSIC BOOKS THROUGH THE SIMPLE EFFECTIVE OUT- all." "Jesus Movement," an intensified 5" SERMON TAPES service op.cit. pp. 10-11) says the na- Church. Crusaders are appearing REACH OF THE ANGLICAN ARCHBISHOP We cannot know what conflict cre of the Spirit is one of the quest for the Christian message. BIBLE READING CASSETTES, RECORDS, TAPES OF SYDNEY'S WINTER APPEAL. SHOW he may be going through, 630 6222 who embarrass the generation of THAT YOU REALISE THERE IS A TIME vain reasons for the com- In this context a statement their fathers. our LATEST Releases! TO HELP. which has temporarily knocked 157 BRIENS ROAD, parative neglect of the Spirit in phrased several decades ago in The above includes the stuffing out of him. You NORTHMEAD the past. If the church has failed the environs of Jerusalem by a know, you can sometimes see in JESUS MOVEMENT MOTION FILM RENTALS (Boo 410 Parramatta) here in the past, I wish to sug- group of Christians from around A TIME Tu the eyes of a speaker a kind of gest it has been in the area of the world has resounding signifi- PLAIN RECORDING TAPE wistfulness reflecting an inner 2. It is a striking fact that the FILMSTRIPS Christology (Person and Work) cance. At the close of a meeting reality of Jesus Christ as a living A TIME TO ACT.. disquiet, Whatever the matter, he and not Pneumatology. If Pente- on the Mount of Olives during PHONE ORWRITITODAY FOR ILLUSTRATED is:ma SROCHURE AVAIL/ask 'AU needs not our critical thoughts Presence is central in the ex- UrON MOUES% OA YOU MAY CALL PERSONALLY AT THE O.F.M. SHOWROOM, CHURCH costals had a correct under- Easter week, 1928, those perience and ideas of these new but our love and compassion — standing of the person and work Christians said: "Our message is MELBOURNE • 211 Latrobe Street, Melbourne 3000 Phone 663 1232 and prayer. I have often prayed crusaders. Hundreds of thou- SYDNEY • 181 Clarence Street, Sydney 2000 Phone 29 4005 'LSO ORGANS of Christ they would find it well Jesus Christ. He is the revelation BRISBANE • 337 Queen Street, Brisbane 4000 Phone 21 7553 GEM for those who were evidently sands of young people of very nigh impossible to assert their of what God is and of what man diversified church background ADELAIDE • 230 Rundle Street, Adelaide 5000 Phone 23 4412 labouring in their speaking. thesis of subsequence. through him may become." PERTH • 10 William Street, Perth 6000 Phone 21 7081 For artistry in participate in the "Jesus Move- ARCHBISHOP'S But if the boredom occurs New or rebuilt But, and this is the point, who o gan building Christianity is Christ. The ment.' They are related to a habitually, then there is some- organs with has given them such a poor view fine tone and Bible is a book about Christ. De- wide variety of evangelical WINTER thing seriously wrong, there is a of Christ (pleroma) and His blind spot. And if it is stifling craftsmanship. votion to Christ, the God-man, groups that are making an work? Why are they so far from crucified and risen, is the central increasingly significant contri- APPEAL the life of a church or other Quality organs the now-and-then tension of passion of true Christian living. bution to evangelism. The con- Christian group, there ought to imported from Romans 8? Have they never TUTANKHAMEN EXHIBITION be loving concern, leading to England from In Christ, God's concern for man cern for evangelism in official heard of "at one time sinner and becomes manifest. Through church circles (a concern that, *ALL DONATIONS ABOVE $2 ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE some kind of action. 5850 plus saint"? We cannot spoil chil- T am not saying that there freight, etc. Christ the transformation of happily, is growing) must take 50th Anniversary of Tomb Discovery Dear Archbishop, dren and then divest ourselves of man, the creation of new men this new phenomenon very ought to be brilliant rhetoric in Regular tuning I want to help. Here is any of the guilt for their failures. and women. can he accom- seriously, learn from it, and bring a donation of $ every address, but there certainly visits to an May 22 to June 2, 1972 Geoffrey 3. Paxton, plished. about meaningful contact with should be edge and punch — areas. Reed or. Principal, 033.1. those invoved in it. Leading REV. and power, the true power of the clans serviced. Chapter House, St. Andrew's Cathedral, newspapers and magazines in the MR. Holy Spirit. We should be able free consulta- REDEMPTION Name MRS United States have given much George Street, Sydney to sense the reality of Jesus. tions without . THE GOAL attention to the "Jesus Move- nilial Surname Every Christian ought to have obligation. PEAKHURST The exhibition includes replicas and models of MISS ment," and one thing they have a brother or sister in Christ with The evangelical goal is a re- stressed is now richly human items from Tutankhamen's tomb, actual Egyptian Address whom he can share on a deep LUGARNO deemed humanity. those youths become who have antiquities, and photographs. Literature on sale. level. Such fellowship is not an ANTHONY WELBY or NARWEE to Let this truth he remembered spiritual rebirth. optional, it is a must. It's so easy OPEN DAILY Post Code Organ Builder and re-emphasised, and its con- to get off the track if we try to EAST HILLS temporary relevance shown, The 3. This radical change in out- Weekdays: 9.30 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. Saturdays: 11 am to 9.30 go it alone. look and character that multi- p.m. Sundays: 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Archbishop of Sydney's Winter Appeal 41 William Street, Avalon Beach in Sydney Church's abiding task, its time- POST TO: The path to spiritual effective. less imperative through the agni, tudes of people are experiencing Closed Thursday evenings. Diocesan Church House, 2107 ness is not an easy one, as we all If you are buying or selling a is to give luminous and dynamic in this country and in other (Student groups — by appointment only.) George St., Sydney. 2000 CR572 know. Our lurking pride has to home, land, or unit in the countries of the world is being Phone: 918 7107 (24 hours) expression to the Gospel. This ILLUSTRATED LECTURES suffer some hard knocks. But if above localities, and want demands that the Church be paralleled by colossal growth in we really mean business, our Works: 4/95 Dailey SI., efficient personal service, sensitive to the human situation the Christian community. This is On the tomb, its discovery, contents and this aoverhsernent has been donated by a company that cares about poverty in Australia The cost of listeners may not only stay Mona Vale please contact in each successive period of his- particularly true in Latin Ameri- significance. tory and to the need to make the Monday to Friday: 7.30 and 8.30 p.m. Saturday: 11.30, 2, Gospel's changeless essence For free, friendly and courteous ad% ice on travel anywhere, consult GRAHAM ROBB 3.30, 7.30 and 8.30. Sunday: 2.30 and 3.30. CUSTOMS AGENTS meaningful in a changing world. (N1.13.: The Institute reserves the right to alter this program (Hiain Real Estate) CLERGY FINANCE MITCHELL'S INTERNATIONAL TOURS Goods cleared/delivered STAINED GLASS WINDOWS If this is to be achieved, evan- should attendances necessitate changes I Accredited agents for all major airlines and shipping companie,s, General agents for Frames Tours ex Parcels Post, Aircraft K, J. LITTLE, 53 7960 gelism must he given fresh sig- Priv I TRUST I 1954 Presented by' At no extra cost, our international experts will promptly and efficiently handle nificance and vitality. It must Ltd., of London. and Ships. 19 Barden St., "LENDS TO CLERGY" all your travel requirements. "SERVICE TRANSPORT" 235 Belmore Rood, not confine itself to commu- The Australian Institute of Archaeology I HI Clarence St., Sydney. Arncliffe, 2205 Riverwood ( Sydney 1 nicating the Gospel; it must Phones: 5th FLOOR, ASBESTOS HOUSE, 65 YORK STREET, SYDNEY, NSW, 2000. PHONE 29 4136 apply the Gospel to all of life. 95 4231, 92 5139 174 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000 (AT CORNER or BARRACK STREET, Phone 29 5001, 29 3634, Phone: 599 7348 or A.H.: 631 6304. Individual Christians and the 6-7 a.m. or 5-8 p.m. Phone 03 63 3477. i Christian community as a whole Australian Church Record, May 18, 1972 Page 2 Australian Church Record, May 18, 1972 Page 3 EDITORIAL "I will not leave you . • •17 TOWARD AN EVANGELICAL RENAISSANCE Two recent experiences have moved me to crys- have the crucial responsibility of can and African countries, and revival around the globe is Broadly speaking, the confronting people everywhere, in lands as Korea and Indonesia. Pentecostalism, This movement, work of the Holy Spirit is twofold; the regeneration of sinners and the edification of those who tallise some fresh thoughts on the subject of evan- belong to Christ. As we approach Whitsunday, it is one part of the latter work which is cerlainls relevant to all who are living in a discreet but decisive way, 4. The force that appears to which began several decades ago, gelism and the Christian realities that are at its core. under strain and pressure. with the reality of Christ, and be making the greatest contri- (Continued next page, One was reading the remarkable booklet by Richard facing the varied problems of bution to the current Christian ealimin five) human society in the light and In John 14:18 we have that calm assur- hope through the power of the Holy Ghost." very midst of trouble and trial so that, we S. Armstrong entitled The Oak Lane Story, ance of our Lord; "I will not leave you com- power of Christ. "Abounding in hope" is another mark of the learn to say with the apostle; "We are troubled The second was my participa- Let the Church be the Church. ABBOTSLEIGH fortless." We are not to be left as orphans or Holy Spirit's work in a man. In fact, peace, on every side, yet not distressed; we are per- tion in two small groups of con- OPEN SCHOLARSHIP desolate, as we might render "comfortless" but joy and hope are linked in this verse as con- plexed, but not in despair; cast down, but not VIEWPOINT cerned evangelicals that in 1967 He promised His Holy Spirit who would abide stituent elements of the comfort which God destroyed." and 1968 met near Key Bridge, A competitive examination for 2 open scholarships will be held on Saturday, Dr John A. Mackay, the July 29, 1972. The scholarships are tenable for 4 years and open to girls with us for ever. can provide for all His people. Tremendous The comfort of the Holy Spirit does not Reflecting on the which connects Washington, DC, under 13 years of age on November 30 proximo. Entries close on Saturday, The word "Comforter" or advocate is thought! exist in all believers in equal measure, else Charismatic movement. with the Virginia side of the author of this article, is a May 27, 1972. Conditions and forms of entry will be supplied on application one whose office it is to plead our cause and Elsewhere this peace is described as the why did Paul pray "The God of all hope fill Potomac. former missionary in Peru, K L. McCredie, Headmistress. secure our welfare by helping our infirmities, peace that passes all undertsanding. The joy is you with all peace and joy in believing; that ye Hendrikus Berkhof Those meetings were held president of Princeton Sem- guiding us into all truth, strengthening us described as a joy unspeakable and full of under the leadership of Dr Carl may abound in hope, through the power of the ("The Doctrine of the Holy Henry. Evangelist Billy Graham inary for 23 years and has against temptation's assaults, sustaining us glory. The hope is deseiribec; as a living and Holy Ghost"? It is present according to the Spirit," p.93) has said "the played a dynamic part in the been president of the World under the pressure of trial and, most neces- lively hope, an anchor to the soul both sure degree of the believer's growth in Christ. first gathering, as did his asso- Presbyterian Alliance. The and steadfast. Pentecostal movement is sary, aiding us its the exercise of prayer. The joy and peace in believing in Christ ciate Leighton Ford in the article is copyright 1972 by IMPORTANT Think on these things for they are help- Nowhere are we told that the Holy Spirit as our Saviour will precede the lively hope God's judgment upon a second. Grateful remembrance "Christianity Today" and re- ing graces of the Holy Spirit indeed and for as Comforter will save us from trials. Indeed, which concerns our future prospects. And the church which lost its inner of the spirit, concern, and vis- IS GOD CALLING YOU? ion of those encounters has stir- produced by permission. every believer in Christ. the Christian will be subject to trials and real hope of eternal life hereafter must follow growth and its outward ex- Paul presents the Holy Spirit in the office humiliations and inward conflicts which those some measure of the enjoyment of peace here red the reflections on an evangel- TWO YEAR BIBLE CENTRED COURSE PRACTICAL MISSIONARY ical renaissance to which I now tension, its character as a TRAINING. FAMILIES WELCOME. of Comforter when he says in Romans 15.13; who are not born again of the Holy Spirit will and now. It is the tormented man who says give expression. "Now the God of hope fill you with all peace never know. that he can know no peace this side of the vertical as well as a hori- Church be its true self, Let the Enquiries: and joy in believing, that ye may abound in Yet the Comforter ministers to us in the grave. zontal movement . . . " It becomes increasingly clear which it can be only if it takes that the chief need of contempo- evangelism seriously, committing This is a perceptive stateinent. rary Christianity and of society Before we expand it further let itself to the task of evange- Tahlee Bible College in general in this confused and lisation. young men- stand in great need its sound a caution: we must not revolutionary time is an evangel- verse promises "eagles wings." automatically assume that the in- KARUAH, NSW 2324 A LETTER TO MYSELF of regular spiritual renewal. When I am plodding along ical renaissance. By that I mean The most succinct and mean- strument of God's judgment in ingful description I know of The renewal which comes as a with the onerous task I will "not a rediscovery of the Evangel, the "They who wait upon the then 1 ant spiritually renewed the not-so-clever, the rich and itself reflects God's character. Gospel, in its full dimension of what evangelistic effort involves by-product of prayer is so great be weary." The ordinary, hum- Though the Charismatic move- Lord shall renew their when I pray! the poor. it covers every eventuality. When light and power, together with is this: "To evangelise is so to The real purpose of prayer is There are some who will natu- drum things of each day will not meet may highlight deficiencies the elevation of the Gospel to present Christ Jesus in the power strength, I have to contend with out- in the main line churches and to secure objective blessings; but, standingly difficult situations, leave me wrung-out and faint. the status that belongs to the of the Holy Spirit, that men shall ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL I their services, it would be too They shall mount up with in doing that, it also produces a be "on top" of those ex- I must wait upon the Lord Gospel of Christ In the thought, come to put their trust in God can rash to think that such a move- 18 ROSLYN STREET, POTTS POINT, SYDNEY wings like eagles, subjective blessing upon me By Ken Roughley ceptional difficulties beeinm the more than I do. life, and activity of all persons through him, to accept him as ment exemplifies the biblical pat- TELEPHONE They shall run and not be when I pray. and organisations that bear the their Saviour, and serve him as 35 3355 tern of church life and worship. their King in the fellowship of weary, This strength is for me, be- name "Christian." St. lances Hospital has been estabilsned over 50 years median rally tire and fail, while tithe!, (Berkhof does not fall into this his Church." This statement, first cause it is for everybody who This renaissance, which is long practice and patient care have taken Immense strides In this period and They shall walk and not prays — the young and old, the seem to be able to go on and on. error.) issued by a group of Anglicans St Lore's Is proud of the high reputation it has achieved. Now funds Boredom inexcusable It is amazing how so many overdue, is the primary require- are needed to develop a modern theatre complex. Intensive care unit and faint." —Isaiah 40/31. weak and strong, the clever and Yet, even youths . . . "and the some decades ago, merits study to increrae patient accommodation. from the "established churches" ment of the world Christian in this new age, especially in I don't care what anyone ma) say to the contrary-- community, from the local St. Luke's Is a Church of England general hospital open to all wish to dissassociate themselves view of the Church's growing creeds. As It Is a non-Profit organisation, the Board appeal, for your boredom is absolutely inexcusable. completely frcm the Charismatic congregation to the Church concern about its evangelistic help to raise 5500.000 for tnia work. universal. It is equally the basic Donations or 52.00 or more are tax deductible. exempt from gin Especially in a Christian. And awake but movement without a thought as role. some may even be need of the global community of duty and are acknowledged by official receipt. Please make your donations yet it is tolerated all too often. It edified! to where these adherents came payable to. "St. Luke's Development Fund." from! Many if not most of them man. In the past few years a mood AMIE TO LU can spread its deadening in C. R. JAMES, fluence like a heavy grey blanket have come from our churches! has emerged, a movement has Chief Executive officer. in the very place where light an MERIDEN in fact, in many respects the INSEPARABLE gotten under way that augurs the advent of an evangelical renais- I TIME TO joy should abound. It surely is CHURCH OF ENGLAND movement represents the logical FROM CHRIST symptom of something ver conclusion of so many of the sance. Here are facts to be pon- y SCHOOL FOR GIRLS implicit presuppositions of dered that illumine the horizon THE GOSPEL FILM MINISTRY LTD. 111118 wrong under the surface. If an evangelical renaissance is of tomorrow. A boring preacher or speaker 12 Redmyrc Road, Strathfield Christianity as it has been taught to become a reality and not announces a and practised for some time! is maladjusted somewhere alon g BOARDING 8, merely an idea or aspiration, this 1. Feeling has begun to play a -AL DAY SCHOOL Take, for example, the general the line. He has a need, and that Kindergarten to Higher School fact must be remembered and most decisive role in thinking need is not being dealt with, so tendency to allow experience and stressed: the Gospel, the and activity today, very especially LAL Certificate and Matriculation. TIME he has come almost to acting a sub-culture to dominate the ap- Christian "good news," is in- in the world of youth. Words For further information, apply part. Perhaps he is saying proach to the text. Or the separably related to Jesus Christ, written three centuries ago Td fo the Headmistress, things which are not real in his general flack of any consistent to His identity as a person, to by the French philosopher- experience. And so we are not Miss Sheila M. Morton, B.Sc. methodology in ascertaining the the work He accomplished, anti scientist Blaine Pascal, one of the import of the Word. Are these to His continuing living presence profoundest Christian thinkers "BUY 2- bluffed, but we are bored. of Before wego further, and get things not present in our and companionship on the road all time, have taken on fresh sig- our mental knife into someone, churches? Mishandling the text of life. nificance. Said Pascal, "The MOVING must bring judgment and I think let us make sure that we, the It is a moving fact that the heart has its reasons which GET I FREE" listeners, have the right attitude we can hear it in the frequent reason does not know." The Then get ONE FREE for each additional TWO you buy! MADE EASY fervent depreciation of "doe- personality of Christ is currently to our dull speaker. I think it becoming the focus of attention heart — that is, a sensitivity to 4B1 rine" or "theology" or when one spiritual ultimates that kindles On oar COMPLETE STOCKS of : was C. S. Lewis who said we with charged with being "un- in an unusual manner and in THIS HAS BEEN A TIME OF GREAT ANX- should not quickly condemn most unexpected circles. This is enthusiasm for a cause or idea IETY FOR MANY AUSTRALIANS WHEN ing" when one seeks to be 12"LP 'WORD' SACRED RECORDS ff.: 130.000 HAVE BEEN UNEMBLOYED. IT someone who appears to be DAVIS Van Lines so in the secular as well as the — is becoming more and more ..ccurate and faithful to the text! SACRED CASSETTES HAS BEEN A TIME OF POVERTY, A TIME spiritually under the weather, Pty. Ltd. religious order. There is on the manifest in the present gener- OF TENSION, A TIME OF DESPAIR. NOW Look also at the question of ation of young people. This is CHRISTIAN BOOKS 0274."LN, IS THE TIME TO HELP ONCE AGAIN for, "to know all is to forgive march today a many-sided MUSIC BOOKS all." Australia-wide door-to-door the role of the Spirit. Berkhof true both inside and outside the THROUGH THE SIMPLE EFFECTIVE OUT- service topcit. pp. 10-11) says the na- "Jesus Movement," an intensified 5" SERMON TAPES REACH OF THE ANGLICAN ARCHBISHOP We cannot know what conflict Church. Crusaders are appearing ture of the Spirit is one of the quest for the Christian message. BIBLE READING CASSETTES, RECORDS, TAPES OF SYDNEY'S WINTER APPEAL. SHOW he may be going through, 630 6222 who embarrass the generation of THAT YOU REALISE THERE IS A TIME main reasons for the com- In this context a statement their fathers. TO HELP. which has temporarily knocked 157 BRIENS ROAD, parative neglect of the Spirit in phrased several decades ago in The above inclUdes our LATEST Releases , the stuffing out of him. You NORTHMEAD the past. If the church has failed the environs of Jerusalem by a know, you can sometimes see in here in the past, I wish to sug- group of Christians from around JESUS MOVEMENT MOTION FILM RENTALS the eyes of a speaker a kind of (Box 410 Porromottal A TIME TO LOVE.. gest it has been in the area of the world has resounding signifi- PLAIN RECORDING TAPE wistfulness reflecting an inner 2. It is a striking fact that the Christology (Person and Work) cance. At the close of a meeting FILMSTRIPS disquiet. Whatever the matter, he reality of Jesus Christ as a living A TIME TO ACT.. and not Pneumatology. If Pente- on the Mount of Olives during Presence is central in the ex- NONE OR MITT TODAY TOR THE ILLUSTRATED MAY SALT 12-1,0E IROCHUla AVAILABLE IRE,. needs not our critical thoughts CHURCH costals had a correct under- Easter week, 1928, those UPON REQUEST, OR YOU MAY GU KRSONALLY AT THE O.T.M. 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They are related to a habitually, then there is some- with has given them such a poor view fine tone and ihle is a book about Christ. De- wide variety of evangelical WINTER thing seriously wrong, there is a of Christ (pleroma) and His blind spot. And if it is stifling craftsmanship. otion to Christ, the God-man, groups that are making an work? Why are they so far from increasingly significant contri- APPEAL the life of a church or other Quality organs rucified and risen, is the central the now-and-then tension of passion of true Christian living. bution to evangelism. The con- Christian group, there ought to imported from Romans 8? Have they never TUTANKHAMEN EXHIBITION he loving concern, leading to England from In Christ, God's concern for man cern for evangelism in official *ALL DONATIONS ABOVE $2 ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE heard of "at one time sinner and becomes manifest. Through church circles (a concern that, some kind of action. 5550 plus saint"? We cannot spoil chil- I am not saying that there freight, etc. Christ the transformation of happily, is growing) must take 50th Anniversary of Tomb Discovery Dear Archbishop, dren and then divest ourselves of man, the creation of new men this new phenomenon very ought to be brilliant rhetoric in Regular tuning I want to help. Here is a donation of $ any of the guilt for their failures. and women, can he accom- seriously, learn from it, and bring every address, but there certainly visits to all Ma} 22 to June 2, 1972 Geoffrey J. Paxton, plished. about meaningful contact with REV. should be edge and punch -- areas. Reed or- Principal, 0.11. I. and power, the true power of the gems serviced. those invoved in it. Leading Chapter House, St. Andrew's Cathedral, newspapers and magazines in the Name MR. Holy Spirit. We should he able Free consulta- REDEMPTION George Street, Sydney MRS. to sense the reality of Jesus. tions without THE GOAL United States have given much MISS Initial Su,narne Every Christian ought to have /111 obligation. PEAKHURST attention to the "Jesus Move- The exhibition includes replicas and models Of a brother or sister in Christ with ment," and one thing they have Address LUGARNO The evangelical goal is a re- stressed is now richly human items from Tutankhamen's tomb, actual Egyptian whom he can share on a deep deemed humanity. antiquities, and photographs. level. Such fellowship is not an those youths become who have Literature on sale. ANTHONY WELBY or NARWEE to Let this truth be remembered spiritual rebirth. optional, it is a must. It's so easy OPEN DAILY Post Code Organ Builder and re-emphasised, and its con- to get off the track if we try to EAST HILLS temporary relevance shown. The 3. This radical change in cut- Weekdays: 9.30 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. Saturdays: 11 am. to 0.30 go it alone. Archbishop of Sydney's Winter Appeal 41 in Sydney Church's abiding task, its time- look and character that multi- p.m. Sundays: 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. POST TO: The path to spiritual effective- William Street, Avalon Beach tudes of people are experiencing Diocesan Church House, less imperative through the ages, Closed Thursday evenings. ness is not an easy one, as we all 2101 If you are buying or selling a is to give luminous and dynamic in this country and in other (Student groups — by appointment only.) George St., Sydney. 2000 CR572. know. Our lurking pride has to Phone: 9181101 (24 hours) home, land, or unit in the expression to the Gospel. This countries of the world is being suffer some hard knocks. 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PHONE 19 4136 181 Clarence SI., ,Sydney, Rivcrwood (Sydney) nicating the Gospel; it must Phone 29 51101, 29 3634. apply the Gospel to all of life. 95 4231, 92 5139 174 Collins Strcet, Melbourne 3000 sE ,ORNER OF BARRACK STREET, Phone: 599 /348 or A.1-1.: 631 6304. Individurt Christians and the 6.7 a.m. or 5-8 p.m. Phone 03 63 3477. Christian community as a whole Page 2 Australian Church Record, May 18, 1972 Australian Church Record, May 18, 1972 Page 3 POVERTY AND P.R. - THE LITTLE RED BOOK — IN DEEP WATER LETTERS

,sorships. Whe t It I, proposed to put up an strenuous &oil, it is making to So please could we repent, then history, t ,,..1 is hardship and suturing, tevei Some amazing 8-storey building absorbing the curtail it. It seems hardly moral with one voice sing praises to the "provincial college in Vic- its cause, Christians must show statements whole of the site behind the to put up a building which can God for His Son's crucifixion as toria. Trinity was officially estab- Poverty and the P.R. compassion and deep concern. Cathedral. To do this the Cath- only be financial if the Govern- well His Glorification. lished us such, and the Bishops he front page of your But it is glib to blame it on edral School buildings (mostly ment's efforts fail, that is, to put When Jesus and His disciples of the Province are still formally government action or inaction. Of 6 April has some new) and picturesque Church up a building whose financial were gathered together for the constituted as its theological fac- lazing statements. House (which contains the Dio- viability depends upon the Last Supper they "sang a hymn" ulty; Ridley was and remains a private foundation, although of breakdown The little Rev A. J. Sexby says, inter cesan offices and the Cathedral continuance of a social evil. I am sure it was a Psalm of tit tier paper course, it accepts provincial "He (the Archbishop of Verger's flat) are to be demol- Whether depreciation has to Praise. responsibilities, and, indeed, The Archbishop of Sydney tempt to correct an impression Archbishop Loane has too red book hury) does not tell the ished. be allowed for or not, repay- (Miss) Laura C. Bell, itt trouble takes students from beyond the that we can be certain he had keen an appreciation of the This is a book that we that his party has been in The annual replacement cost ments have to begin within a few Williamstown,Vic. must have been dismayed province, as Trinity does too. not intended to give. human situation and is too good ,otial agreement with of these buildings is $250,000. years. At 4 per cent which allows Yet another Anglican when he discovered that his can all heartily recommend Dr Robin L. Sherwood, Warden. We can't help feeling that the a New Testament scholar to at- 11.M Catholic eucharistic doe- However, the nett surplus on the a generous 25 years for repay- paper is in trouble with sub- — it is the red-covered New Too many Right Rev .1. A. Grant, Hon. pre-Winter Appeal statement political storm and the later tempt to blame any one govern- m.; for at least 140 years, and new building is estimated at only ment, $560,000 per year must be Chaplain. scribers and advertising fall- statement would have been ment for poverty in Australia. Testament and Psalms dis- ,s sworn to undermine the con- $295,000 even when no allow- found. But the only surplus theological on poverty in our community Res Dr M. M. Thomas, Chair- ing away. avoided had Sydney's well-oiled Poverty springs first from tributed so widely in Austra- _ mtion of the English Church ance for depreciation is made. available is a mere $115,000. was interpreted by all the man's fallen condition. Greed, Is it conceivable that inflation colleges man, Faculty Committee of Plans are afoot to make sonic and well-heeled Public Relations mail they are able to take it It is not a responsible action media and all the politicians Department done its job before vice, intemperance and gambling lia by the Gideons Inter- will force this surplus up 500 per I urology School. radical changes in order to reach ,ck to Rome." to put up a building which pro- While sympathetic with its teleprinter released the dam- lie at the root of almost all our national. cent in the four or five years Oinity College, Parks ille, Vic. a wider audience and so keep it as an attack on the Federal do not know the significance vides so small a nett return, that the aging statement. Or was someone poverty. We will never abolish It is the only real antidote we before the repayments must overall concern expressed alive. Government. the 140 years, but common is, only $45,000 on a building sitting back waiting to enjoy the poverty until we can abolish sin. know for profanity, pornography, costing $13 million, especially begin to be made? As citizens we in the article "What's hap- MU in Canberra- Which confirms what most ation would seem to in- He issued a further statement fireworks that were certain to In a national television docu- anarchy and violence and yet it When it involves erecting a build- sincerely hope not. As pening in our theological religious papers in Australia and here is some substance in Goulburn some da ,. later in a vain at- follow? mentary on 26 April, Sir Ken- is entirely a revolutionary docu- ing occupying so large a portion Christians, is it right to proceed overseas have been saying for lost statement. Colleges?" in your issue of neth Clark was commenting on ment. There are four-letter of our limited space, and which on a scheme whose viability is I wish to draw your atten- five or six years that the way of • • 6th April, we feel we must aspects of life in medieval words like Lord, love, holy, on In another article the Primate willprevent the Cathedral from based on continuing inflation? It tion to the article on religious journalism is hard in- France and Italy. He spoke of every page. It has often set chil- Pr Woods) says that we grew being enlarged westward. (It also is highly likely that inflation will make three commentson Mothers' Union membership deed. an the Roman Catholic Francis of Assisi. He pointed out dren against parents and teachers involves the elimination of the not help us to the extent needed, your references to Trinity (ACR April 20) and it, The only way for the Church God's wonderful limn that he sanctified poverty while because it has brought them to mrch centuries ago. especially as it has been authori- Cathedral garden for a pedes- Indeed! When Augustine land- College, Melbourne. that there are Record to remain viable and to she fell down a well. The Rector I modern man would try to abol- Christ. trian thoroughfare). Even this tatively predicted that Sydney statement no Dr Peter Wild returned ed on British soil he was greeted (1)Though the number of the- maintain its ministry for Christ was asked to speak at a meeting ish it, Our Lord was born into a This little red book is so dis- slender surplus depends on being will shortly have a surplus of branches in Canberra-Goul. recently after 30 years' mis- a group of British bishops. ological students in the College in the face of rising production of Irani Christians, but his mes- very poor family and was very turbing in many lands today that able to let continuously all the office space. This will have a burn diocese. is small, it is to be remembered. and postage costs, is to continue sionary service in Iran and sage was quite unexpected with poor himself. it is banned as likely to corrupt At all Church Councils in office space. damping effect on any tendency to expand our readership. The (a) that they live in a student There are four branches: Can- he fold this story at a meet- an evangelistic emphasis. Modern man feels the re- people from their loyalty to an trope for years before this, the The $45,000 annual surplus is for rents to rise. prayers and personal activity of collegiate community' of over berra (representing all parishes), Present at the meeting were proach of poverty so keenly not ideology. itish Church was not only to be increased to $115,000 by The church will be caught our readers in helping to in- ing of the Senior Fellowship 200, and (b) as theological Christ Church, Queanbeyan, St. the parents of the dead girl. As a because of his altruism but be- This is one banned book ongly represented, but played asking the school to pay an extra with the need to make yearly re- troduce our paper to more of Holy Trin;ty North Ter- students, they study in a United Mary's, North Albury and Hol- result, they both eventually re- cause it is the antithesis of the whose words tt in bring blessing i active part. $70,000 per annum. This is a payments of more than half a parishes and more readers are of Faculty of Theology of some 150 brook. race, Adelaide. ceived Christ as Saviour and materialism at whose shrine he to all who real H. R. Granville Smith, terribly heavy extra burden for million dollars, with a surplus the highest importance. students from the Anglican, The branches are beginning to came into glorious new life. Arndt Park, NSW. 300 or 400 children and their considerably less than half the The story concerned a visit by appear again after Bishop Burg- Dr Wild said that this was just parents to bear, in addition to amount. The upshot of the Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, the Rector of Holy Trinity to the man's effort to replace them another illustration of God's tim- school fees. It is likely to lead to scheme is likely to be that the Methodist, Congregational and hospital at Isfahan a few years Primate on care of unwanted ydney Cathedral with his own version called WOOD MILL FUNERALS ing. These people had come the closing of the school before school will be closed, and large Baptist Churches, both men and ago. sections of the glebes will have women. Churchwoman's Union. Bishop across the world to hear the Speaking ate scheme— long. —PHONES— in Adelaide re- stroyed only if it endangered to be sold to meet the repay- (2) Trinity theological students Clements supported the M.U. in An English family, who had Gospel. The messenger had come s it wise? Moreover, it is not a the new drive to re-establish Metropolitan (All cently, the Primate, Dr the life of the mother. ments on a building which will (all of whom must be university been making their way across across the world to bear it. The responsible action to put up a branches. Branches) 80 0396. Dr Woods was visiting Ade- I wish to draw attention to be obsolete and fit only for de- graduates, by virtue of the Col- hurope by car, were saddened by meeting was at the right place, at Frank Woods said that an commercial building without — J. Bernasconl, laide to mark the 125th anni- molition in fifty years. lege's Statute of Affiliation with hatoonffia — Katoomba 41. !he death of their daughter who, the right time, with the right ' that amounts to the giving allowing at least 2 per cent Downer, ACT unborn child should be de- versary of the Church of St It is being said publicly that University) now read for the on the journey, was killed when message! away of the Sydney Cathe- depreciation pa., as buildings of Decease M.U., George's, Magill. the building will assist the Cath- B.D. of the Melbourne College this sort will be obsolete in fifty Canberra-Gonthurn. He said that the civilisation of dral site by the Standing edral financially, The above fig- of Divinity. This is the reason Committee, whose members years. Two per cent on $13- ures show that this cannot be the why the name of the College no (ED NOTE — Dims and figurt; a country could be measured by million is $260,000 but the sur- quoted in the article were for 1971 the care it took of its unwanted, do not seem to be able to say case. The annual repayments will longer appers in the result lists and came from "Mia-Mia," Aus- plus, even with the children's more than absorb the slender of the Australian College of The- 1 4 deprived and handicapped 'tale to the folly. subsidy, is only $115,000. It has tralian MU magazine, It listed no 1 Pp people. surplus. ology. member, in Canberra-Goulbum Patricia There is more than one line of been suggested that the building The scheme has cost $300,000 "Nobody need ever feel that (3) It may be a small point, but we are glad to hear there are.) serious objection to the scheme will appreciate and the rents rise, so far and this is put forward as but as a matter of law and of More letters on P6 the time of a nurse is wasted in let now that the figures are because of inflation. an argument for going on with looking after a mentally handi- oailable, I confine this letter to Inflation is a social evil and it! It is much better to cut one's capped or physically handi- N O W EXTENDS bourke can't the financial irresponsibility of we all hope that the Government losses. A larger sum than this capped child," he added. ER TO OUR READERS the project. will be successful in the will be lost every year for many JEWELLER "And no young people need years before the scheme becomes MADE TO ORDER JEWELLERY ever feel that their time is viable. YOUR DESIGN OR OURS manage wasted if they look after an old ABBOTSLEIGH D. B. Knox, ASK to SEE THE RANGE OF ENGAGEMENT RINGS parent." JUBILEE SCHOLARSHIP Senior Canon, 20 per cent Below Retail A competitive examination for the Jubilee Scholarship will be held on St Andrew's Cathedral, FRANK AKFHURST "PARK HOUSE" It has come to that. (From !mac three) Saturday, July 29, 1972. Scholarship is tenable for 4 years and is open to Sydney. girls under 13 years of age on November 30, who are daughters of Abbot- 4th Floor, 15 Park Street, Sydney, 2000, Phone 26 6368 Despite the scrimping and the saving. sleigh old girls. Entries close on Saturday May 27, 1972. Conditions and AN EVANGELICAL form of entry will be supplied on application. Away with Despite the darning and the patching. K. L. McCredie, Headmistress. gloom Insure Church Property with the Despite having learned how to put rubber RENAISSANCE Usually I have been im- CHURCH OF ENGLAND INSURANCE on her shoes and cook mince steak and which in its early years was pressed with "Margaret's" very sectarian in character, is articles, but I did not CO. of Australia Limited in fifty different ways—Miss Bourke now becoming ecumenical in the MOTOR FUNERALS (Inc. in N.S.W.) is about to give up. deepest sense. A neo-Pentecostal- LIMITED agree with the one in Because ... ism has lately appeared that in- A.C.R., March 23. 1. The company is wholly owned by the Dioceses of the It isn't easy to admit defeat. cludes many thousands of 30 CITY ROAD, SYDNEY Tel.. 211 4277 14 lines) Church of England and it operates entirely for the benefit of Roman Catholics. The Roman Branches: First why are the Anglicans It isn't pride that has kept her up— the target for criticism. To my the Church. Catholic Church today is giving CARINGBAH—Kingsway, Vt Marone Road 524.7328 mind we need to be taught theo- new status to the Bible, to the 85-1955 2. Our re-insuring companies are among the strongest in the it's independence. F.ASTWOOD-8 East Parade logy; St. Paul taught it so why Gospel, to the living Christ, and 82-1I41 world. But today her electric light will 12OZELLE-93 Victoria Road should it not be in our hymns. to Christian fellowship across ec- 3. Claims, both large and small, are dealt with promptly. clesiastical boundaries. A new Every saved sinner is a joyful be cut off if she cannot pay the account. 4. Church property worth more than $65,000,000 is insured era of the Spirit has begun. The one but not all in the congrega- with this company. If she pays the account she will charismatic experience moves tions are saved, so perhaps if we Christians far beyond glossolalia. The tastiest make those "gloomy" hymns into 5. Classes of insurance undertaken include FIRE (with exten- have no money for food until next week. a prayer, it may bring someone It creates a comradeship in Cheese on sion to storm and tempest, earthquake, etc., if required), Her clothes are threadbare. Christ and makes manifest, under the conviction of sin. MOTOR CAR, PUBLIC RISKS, Plate Glass and BURG- through the power of the Spirit, your table I heartily agree with the Bish- LARY, She will be a laughing stock if she that what really matters in world op of Manchester, Dr Patrick Rodgers, in respect of silence HONORARY DIRECTORS: doesn't ask for help soon. Christianity is not the pursuit of organisational oneness but co- during services especially Holy E. N. MILLNER. FCA (Chairman) Help awaits her in the dignity and privacy operative effort, Christian com- Communion, to be able as he Rt Rev R. C. KERLE, BA, THL, panionship in making the Gospel says, "At least in our church C. E. SMITH, MBE, FCA of the Offices of the real in its full dimension, in buildings we should be encour- K. B. PRICE, MA (Oxon) quest of the Kingdom of God. aging each other to regard si- R. A. CATLEY Church of England Counselling Service. lence as precious — valuable for There is light on the horizon. Ven C. A. GOODWIN. MBE (alternate) meditation prayer and quiet Asocial worker will help An evangelical renaissance is be- Canon G. G. O'KEEFFE, OBE, THL, JP (alternate) reflection." coming visible along the W. M. COWPER Miss Bourke and will provide her with (Miss) M. Cole, Christian highway from the fron- PROCESSED CHEESE Eastwood, NSW. 82 PITT STREET, SYDNEY. whatever is necessary to get tiers of the sects to the high- from the prize winning butter people places of the Roman Catholic Phone 28 0709. Telegrams: COFE, SYDNEY, her over this difficult period. Poellt communion. This appears to be Away with one of the most strategic mo- gloom ments in the Church's history. MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 7 hank you, Margaret," for your article, "Away with PERSONALLY gloom." Newcastle synods Master of Anglican College I, too, have trouble with many CONDUCTED TOURS Newcastle diocesan synod of the hymns in the revised edi- begins on Sunday 4 June. It will Applications are invited for the position of Master of the new tion of "Hymns Ancient and BUDGET PRICED from A.C.T. TRAVEL be last session at which Bishop Anglican affiliated College now being constructed at Mac- Modern." But, instead of singing Housden will preside. quarie University for the New University Colleges' Council with the lips and not with the (An Activity of Christian Tourism) The special synod to elect a (Diocese of Sydney). The college is situated on the University heart, I do not sing some of the new bishop has been tentatively campus and Is scheduled for completion for the 1973 aca- words, and in other cases I sub- demic year (March). The college will comprise in Stage 1 • NORTH QUEENSLAND July 26, 1972 set down for Monday October 16 stitute the words that are mean- See all the North—Emerald, Charters Towers, Celina. etc. 18 and Bishop Stibbard will preside. a Women's Hall of 50 students and a Men's Hall of 100 ingful to me. de. n.s ir2e5"1 students with joint dining facilities. This exercise, which demands • CENTRAL AUSTRALIA August 26, 1972 The Council will provide reasonable travel and removal ex- constant concentration, certainly Tour leader Alan Watson takes you to Mt. Isa, Darwin. Flynn Memorial. Furniture Removals penses for an appointee from outside Sydney and reserves doesn't conform to St. Paul's Alice springs. Ayers Rock. etc. Return MurrayValley.22 days. all in- and Storage the right to make an appointment by Invitation. The success- instruction, "That together you The trouble is it costs $60,000 ful applicant will be expected to take up his appointment on may with one voice glorify the • NEW ZEALAND September 11, 1972 G &C DREW Pty Ltd October 1, 1972. God and Father of our Lord to maintain the Counselling Service. 1", dcaoyash.legccboYin=atIOnDkolgeTni:d'i Nov. See and ai Marcht.Ithe best tourist.. centres. All Further information about the position, including method of Jesue Christ", does it? 1 sans Be a practical Christian. Pray and pay. 66 Smith's Avenue, application and conditions may be obtained from the under- The "Passion" hymns disturb December 30, 1972 Hurstville • TASMANIA signed with whom applications close on May 22, 1972. me. Do they not grieve Jesus I Help the Counselling Service through Local, Country and Interstate ?VelgZrnhe"gy,tvlaelllbOtneS2TI b tlY coofnacetinrPtiravell'ar?andoW V41-?"!-!el'72' Dr J. G. 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Page 4 Australian Church Record, May 18, 1972 Australian Church Record, May 18, 1972 Page 5 ilar response in this age. How- ever his message is the message CLAS SHIED ADVERTISEMEN1-1S1 MORE LETTERS of Scripture, and the basic prin- ACR'SI REPOVRIETWANETDINTEOR TINITTLRODUCES ciples of revival certainly have not changed. Key Books Chaplain sary and effectual to salvation. It bring the child in the conviction Walter Spencer. d'Aubigne. Banner of Truth Trost, 1971 reprint, 476 pages. UK£1.50. classified advertisements mar be Holiday works forgiveness of sins, and hope that it believes, and we tort at the office or phoned to At this very low price one of the great evangelical classics of all time is 61 2975 up to noon on tea Mond y needed in HK delivers from death and the pray that God may grant it faith; A SURVEY OF BIBLE PROPHECY by brought within the reach of all. d'Aubigne has been very hard to come f the «esk beforei publ cation. Accommodation devil, and gives eternal salva- Charge is Sc pe.word with a mini- Illy friend, the Deon of Hong but we do not baptise it upon by and when volume 2 is published, we will have as complete a record mum charge of 51 tion." It is not, however, an ab- Arthur Bloomfield. Bethany Fellow- Kong (the Very Rev John Fos- that, but solely upon the com of the dynamic unfolding of the English Reformation as has ever been ter) has written as follows: solute necessity as it is in Roman mand of God. Why so? Because ship, 1971. 238 pages. US$7.95. FINNEY & written. He shows the triumph of Christ and his word in the church LUTANDA "We are in need of a third teaching, but binding upon all we know that God does not lie. 1 This is another of the ava- This volume begins with the second century and ends with 1530. It is Positions Vacant Chaplain at St John's Cathedral, men because Christ wills to use YOUTH HAVEN and my neighbour and, in short, lanche of publications issuing a needed corrective to moderns, who through ignorance, would forget Hong Kong. We need someone it as an instrument, and far this REVIVAL all men, may err and deceive, from various prophetic schools in the work and doctrines of the Reformation. special interest Toukiey, N.S.W . who would take a reason He instituted it. Hence but the Word of God cannot l'NNEY LIVES ON by Raymond Ed. America, mostly dispensational RESERVATION AND COMMUNION OF THE SICK, by R. T. in adult education within the the rule of the Lutheran Church err." Near to lakes and surf. in origin but each with its own Beckwith, J. L Packer and Colin 0. Buchanan. Grove Books, 1972. 28 BOARD OF EDUCATION parish ministry and 1 would wel- that in virtue of the universal man. Bethany Fellowship, 1971. (Rev Dr) B. E. HARDMAN, dogmatic assertions concerning pages, UK20p. This is No. 4 in the Grove Booklets on Ministry and Small or large house parties. come a married man with a 245 Pages. priesthood every Christian can Victor Harbour, SA. details associated with the return Worship and it is a succinct study of the issues from the English view- Good accommodation, max. 150 young family. We need someone OFFICE SECRETARY in emergency baptise. But when A thrilling story of the life of Christ. Mr Bloomfield appears point, which is quite relevant here. Beckwith sees a break in the who is completely dedicated to no one is available, it is not to Charismatic Apply: MANAGER, and ministry of Charles Finney, to have extraordinary prophetic reservation deadlock and a decline of the cultus because of Roman the pastoral ministry and who is be thought that the person who A vacancy exists now for a responsible P.O. Box 21. Toukley, N.S.W. movement and a study of his revival meth- insight which enables him to pre- openness to change. Packer sees the "real presence" as a wrong turning willing to work within the would otherwise have received young woman to work In liaison with Mr Mr hay's statement ods and message, that is worthy dict dogmatically the chronolo- in eucharistic theology. Buchanan tells of a new approach to communion of the sick. Most valuable. the Executive Secretary In the Board's Tel.: 2263 congregation in which are repre- baptism is lost. Only the spum- that we should "be thank- of the attention of modern gical order of events and the TRUE SPIRITUALITY, by Francis Schaeffer. Hodder and Stoughton. 1972. 216 pages. $6.05. general work. Including supervision Of Toukley 94 336, Sydney 84 1601 sentatives of many different ing of baptism incurs divine records. typing associated with Coun- Christians. Finney however was modern nations associated with Driven by the unreality of the evangelical world as he saw it, Dr Schaeffer went back to the time nationalities. Any help you can judgment. ful for any experience which cil and associated commitees. corres- tic man for his times, and his them. It appears to the reviewer of his agnosticism and rethought his way through to an evangelical faith lived out and seen in pondence and general duties. Short- FORSTER-TUNCURRY give in finding us someone While complete forgiveness is gives either us, or our methods and presentation would hand would be an advantage. to be educated guess-work. relationships with other men. All of Schaeffer's works are gems of freshness and originality. This is "PACIFIC GARDEN" DELUXE FLATS. would be much appreciated." given in baptism, man's renewal brothers and sisters in Christ .t necessarily meet with a sim- Walk's. Spencer. no exception. This position cads for a high degree 4-5 persons. Fully S.C. 2 Bed-rms. Swim Those interested may like to of regeneration is a continuing 01, greater power to proclaim of dedication. and an Interest. If not contact me at PO Box 507, Can- event in the person baptised. For participation. in Sunday School teach- ..thlkireiupplZ7i.poletthboVAsi 514i. 5j,rtbaVoe..6,Tcgcuriiiiv. Ph. Forster berra City, A.C.T. 2601, or write 'baptism "signifies that the old the message of Christ" ing or other Christian Education acti- ecie Niggles. vity. Late of St. Mark's. Darling Point. direct to the Very Rev. 3. W. Adam in us should, by daily con- (20/ 4/ 72) is one with which Foster at St John's Cathedral, Extraordinary African No Saturday work. Superannuation trition and repentance, be I agree. Dr Loane on II Corinthians Garden Road, Hong Kong. atter a qualifying period. drowned and die with all sins He rightly draws our attention wIAinNUEDLimMeitRioRnIS, Bbooy ksl,ind1I911.Bald lie same night, he was given a (Rev) J. R. Payne, and evil lusts, and again, a new r FAITH WE STAND, by Marcus L. wide intellectual understanding to the Corinthians. The Preface For Nigher Information. or an cc. HOLIDAY HOME: Knave, N.S.W. to the personal nature of a man's 94 bishop's bed and on the way to a Central Coast. Accorn. 6. All elect/C. Bible Society, of the material with a great offers a reconstruction of the 11101115151.115. please telephone 26 5428 man daily come forth and arise, spiritual experience. However, t ,ane. Angus & Robertson, 1971. funeral, Merritt himslf received very Comfortable, magnificent views. Canberra, A.C.T. pages. and ask for Rey R. J. Bombed. who shall live before God in when a person identifies his ex- depth of devotional insight. As course of events which led to the the Holy Spirit in the coach, the Suitable for winter holidays at wIntei 130 pages. $4.25. Bishop Stanway recently re- writing of this letter. Thirteen rates. daily Or weekly Pn ,ne 1500 Dr Hardman on righteousness and purity for perience as "baptism in the Holy The story of the son of an African was completely outfitted The Archbishop of Sydney has marked, he always has something chapters follow, each one dealing ney) 48 1558. ever." Spirit" he should understand that African chief born in 1872, mi- in expensive clothes when they Luther 1.4 Baptism mice again given to us a deeply new, something which is his with a key passage in each of the ORGANIST. 2 Manual Walker Organ. For Luther, baptism is directed in so doing he makes his ex- raculously delivered from execu- stopped at an exclusive store, 111 siCIL of FCCCI1( noires- s r eritual book which goes right chapters into which the letter has Student Organist acceptable. Apply to faith. It is in the strict sense perience mandatory on all own, something which he himself tion, subsequently converted at and when they finally arrived at Rector, Christ Church, North Sydney. tr the heart of the Christian gos- has found personally from God. been divided. There are three 92 1719 pondence on baptism and Mr the acceptance of the gift of sal- Christians, since being "baptised an American mission in Mon- the funeral, men came and knelt p I. As with his other writings he By Faith we Stand is a series additional chapters, "A new crea- vation. This acceptance is part of in the Holy Spirit" seems to me rovia where he heard of Stephen in penitence at the casket. Interstate Hayward's letter quoting t . in this book combined a of studies in Paul's second letter tion'; Why did he die?" and baptism. Luther therefore to be the mark of membership in Merritt in New York, a man Entering Taylor University at Martin Luther, it may be "The heart of a assumes faith even in baptised the Messianic Kingdom (Acts preacher," which who could lead him to the Holy Fort Wayne, Morris became a BIBLE Society requires intermediate Services useful to state the Lutheran take up themes that are hinted at Typist with shorthand interesting infants. 2:14-38). Spirit. student leader, saved the univer- within the main body of the sity from closing and died before position in Youth Department . Monday position a little more fully. A concluding quote will (Rev) JOHN C. CHAPMAN. Stepping on to a sailing ship, to Friday. 9 am to 5 pm. Apply Bible PERTH, St. Alban's. 423 Beaufort Street. For Luther, baptism is "neces- underline this. Luther says, "We Dept of Evangelism. Sydney. Helping in grief book. reaching 21, some five years Service 8 a.m. 10.30 a.m. and 7.30 he immediately healed a seri- House. 93 Bathurst Street. Sydney, pan. Rector Rev. Bryan F. Hall. Although a little expensive, it after coming out of the jungle. Ti'` DYNAMICS OF GRIEF, by David bereavement that the gospel ously wounded youth and dur- 61 6862. is to be hoped that many clergy The author confesses to writ- II Switzer. Abingdon, 1970, 221 balm can be applied where it will ing an adventurous vo) tge over- be effective. and laity will avail themselves of ing the book in the 79th year of COORPAR00. St. Stenhen's Brisbane. Hes. $5.55. sharing came seasickness, cony -led the C Cavendish and Chatsworth Reads. the Archbishop's her busy life. Visitsitorsors welcome. 7.30 and 9 Am. Every minister should have a profound insights into the great- captain, healed a berserk Malay. Holy Communion. tt a.m. Morning Giving to ABM increases I he author is assistant profes- J. II. Moloney. book such as sthis. For Sale Ipiimerp,ritgimmupitn..tst Sunday). s, of pastoral counselling at est of the New Testament writers On his arrival in New York J. A. Dyer. Keith Cole. Rector. Rev, Harry Geodhew. ithern Methodist University. seventeen men were converted CONCRETE BLOCK MACHINE. I' outlines what personality is Makes blocks. slabs. edgings. screen- but Bishop urges caution .1 then demonstrates the child- SHORT NOTICES blocks, garden stools-8 at once and Clergymen Id roots of grief, the range of 96 an hour, 595. Ideal sell-help In 1971, supporters gave symptoms and the elements of protects. Send fOr leaflets. Department for an approximate five per cent would not even keep abreast Sydney clergy at seminar TR1 It LS OF GREAT MEN OF C R P,-eir. has over $9,000 more than the increase in giving. This increase with inflation, he said. healing. He shows that grief, tidy, hostility and guilt are, 1 III BIBLE by Clarence E. Ma- Board asked, the Chairman prisingly, the same thing at eartney. Abingdon, 1971 reprint. of the Australian Board of Joy 189 pages. $1.30. First printed in Accommodation Ile shows how language is an for pastoral skills and insights 1946, these sermons of a modern Missions, the Rt Rev Donald ension of personality and how master are fresh and vigorous. for Agarabi role aspastor as the needs of BOARD WANTED: Shearman, told the half- WHAT! talking has it its place in the The growth of a minister's process of parish experience. YOUng business woman desires full people press upon him from day Ith You mean to say C.M.S. BOOK - iling of the same. He usefully skills and insights as a pastor Fifteen Sydney clergy will " yearly Board meeting in SHOP has been selling church to day. people ids out the relevance of exist- to all his people is not some- share in a clinical pastoral LOUNGES April. robes all these years and I didn't ialism and also integrates his know about it? thing which is left to the course every day for a week CENEF urgently needs The Meeting was held at ABM In the eastern highlands of 'libation with previous psy- lecture room or to the long in June because their experi- some lounge-type divans Public Notices Head Office, Stanmore, front New Guinea there is a com- I always get my cleri- 'logical work. He so analyses for its Student Hostel at April 11 to 13. Among those munity of 10,000 people, cal wear when I go ence in their first clinical present were the Primate, The book-browsing at the Randwlck. SPURS Simman pra 25, 1972 to living in some 60 villages, Bookshop. pastoral cou-se helped them If you have such items, B a1 nd Shirley-a da ught er (Mich- Most Revd. Frank Woods (in the Yes, $300m to spread elle Ruth), 615 I hon. more with pastoral problems in reasonable condition, chair), the Archbishop of Syd- speaking a language known i ROBES CLEAN SWEEP titan any other experience and have no further use ney, The Most Revd. Marcus as Agarabi. The Gospel of FOR for them, kindly confect Loane, and the Archbishop of they ever For Hire Mark has just been made CLERGY had. the Hostel Warden, Brisbane, The Most Revd Felix poverty ill NSW. St. ANDREW'S Mr Elliott, 39-1722 Arnott. available to them for the first AND Each year, Canon W. K. Dea- FOR Hire. beet of new Caravans available sey. Sydney's Director of Chap- (Wednesday to Sunday) tor beach MISSIOn holidays or per- During the year ending De- time, published by the Bible CHOIR manent tram $15 per week. Corns lains, organises a clinical pastor- (AMORAL 5(11001. or the CENEF office cember 31, 1971, the income was Society. A NSW Government SYDNEY Caravars. 528 6217. al seminar of one week in Febru- 61 9243 (Monday to Friday). $493,000 as against $484,000 re- agency whose existence de- (Registered under the Bursary One young man at the wel- ary and November. Each course Endowment Act). quested by the Board. Cassocks SECOND-HAND THEOLOGICAL BOOKS ooming ceremony said, "I am Girdles SALE is limited to twelve parish clergy, pends on human frailty, will The Church School at the Head Two country diocese between very happy and full of joy today. Surplices Canon Deasev and two chaplain- take over $300,000,000 =°"43 5a7r:ITrleCildSn''!°°1" A Christian Africa them gave over $6,000 above We are thanking God for what Stocks C.M.S. Bookshop of the Diocese. Black supervisors, Rev Rex Meyer and from people who can least (Founded by Bishop Barry, WANTED 100 more students to enrol He has done for us by giving us what they were asked. The White Rev Geoffrey Simmons.' 14th July, 1885.) in C of E. Bible College. Full Bible the Agarabi language Bible. afford it for the year ended course by corresp onden. anywhere Alma will be a Christian dioceses were Wangaratta and shirts 93 Bathurst Street, Sydney And The Full detaila trern Registrar. P.O. Box "In one hand 1 hold the Bible Collars- An increasing proportion of 30 June, 1972. 41. Roseville. N.S.W.. 2069. continent by the year 2000, North Queensland, which gave a School for Cathedral Choristers. in a foreign language (English); Studs diocesan clergy have now done stated Burgers Carr, the new combined total of over $30,000. Hoods We've really cleaned out all sections . . TAB investment in NSW for ENROLMENT 300 WANTED: Calvin's institute. battle in my other hand is the Scripture Preaching one seminar and those who know translation library of Christian classics. Liberian general secretary of the Bishop Shearman described the nine months ended March 31 Accommodation for an additional Phone 51 5111, Branson. in my own language. May God Scarves that they will profit from a 100 pupils in the new school. All African Conference of the increased offerings as "a GENUINE HONEST BARGAINS!! bless it to us and to many people i(illChoir needs rather more advanced seminar, totalled $241,902,865. Primary to Higher School Certifi- Churches. At the present rate of splendid effort for which we give cate and Matriculation. Provision in our tribe. We pray that God Available from stock Commentaries enrol for such a seminar which is T h is compared with HOME OF PEACE growth there will be 350 million thanks to God," but warned that for Language and Technical may bless all the people who are held in June each year. $202,503,269 for the correspond- Christians in the year 2000. The the books were balanced only be- (MS CHURCH SUPPLIES • Theology Books Courses. Staffof experienced HOSPITAL working at this book and those The seminars are all held at ing period last year. Horse-rac- Teachers and Graduates. Generous centre of Christianity will have cause a large sum was trans- 93 Bathurst 6s1t.441;dney. N.S.W. (Deaconess Institution), who gave money to make it • Paperbacks Broughton Hall Psychiatric ing investment was $143,157,880 Scholarships provided for Cathe- then moved from the white ferred from a reserve fund kept Catalogue Available. dral choristers and Probationers; possitte," Clinic which is one of the best (59.18 pc), trotting $42,232,557 EVERSLEIGH, North Atlantic world to Africa. for such contingencies. "It is not • Bibles, etc. choral training in the Cathedral staffed and equipped psychiatric (17.46), and greyhounds and in the School Carr pointed out that Christian- a bottomless pit," he said. the 274 Addison Road, Petersham. clinics in Australia. $56,512,428 (23.36). direction of Michael Hernens, ity will be the religion of the Bishop Shearman also recalled MAY 29th - For One Week - Sydney M. Mus., Cathedral Organist and NERINGAII, poor, the powerless and the that at the last Board Meeting in Shop Only. The seminars run from 9 am This showed a slight increase Choirmaster . Nerhigalt Avenue, Wabroonga. black people. October, the Board had asked POWER FOR SERVICE to 5 pm each day and enrolment in turnover on totting and grey- For Prospectus apply to: Personal Shoppers Only for the entire week is obligatory. The Headmaster, hounds. Investment on doubles Conon M. C. Newth, B.A., Th. L., GREENWICH, Members are divided into three of $97,223,634 (40.19pc) showed M.A.C.E. River Road, Greenwich. teams each with a chaplain- (TELEPHONE: 61-713361. Baptism with the Holy Spirit supervisor. All the facilities of an increase of 2.14 pc. The largest Hospital of Its the Clinic are at their disposal kind in the State admitting EVANGELICAL SELL-OUT VACANCIES STILL AVAILABLE A series for the week. terminal or advanced chronically of three meetings at I Ell patients of any age, nationality The Rev J. B. Shut. ksmith what she had increasingly be- The pastor's concern is people or religious faith. a former Anglican clergyman come in practice -"a Church and to minister to them effective- without a Gospel". 1911 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR ly in Christ's name he must 11 GLORIOUS DAYS Accommodation for 300 was recently inducted as the St. John's Church of England know them, understand them patients. Anglican [Evangelicals, he said, to the first pastor of Binscombe had "sold their birthright for a and love them. In the clinical Your help Is urgently needed Evangelical Church, Godal- mess of pottage". Darlinghurst Road, Darlinghurst, King's Cross at 8 p.m. PACIFIC ISLANDS TOUR situation the minister sees con- for the immediate and future ming, Surrey, stantly how superficially people FRIENDLY ISLES needs of the Hospital. FRI. MAY 26th: The PROMISE OF POWER. may relate to each other, and how unhelpful or how damaging ABOARD "HIMALAYA" The service was attended by a Love shown by What is baptism with the Spirit? It is proposed to establish a well-intentioned relationships can large congregation, including the FRI. JUNE 2nd: The PURPOSE OF POWER. 19 DAYS - AUGUST - Only $531.00 Eleven days of ocean cruising luxury 100-bed Hospital at Mona Vale often be. when sufficient funds are avail- Mayor and Mayoress of Go- a crisis fund Why we need baptism with the TOUR as you visit Tonga, Suva and Lautoka. THIS IS AN ACTIVITY Tropical Samoa, Fiji, New Caledonia, New For the week, the minister able. dalming. The evening service Spirit. You leave Sydney at 11.00 a.m. on Zealand and New Hebrides. shares his insights with a number OF CHRISTIAN TOURISM was addressed by Dr Martyn St Mark's Church, Foxboro Sunday, January 7th, 1973, and return All donations over $2 are FRI. JUNE 9th: The APPROPRIATION OF VISIT Beauty spots - Noumea, Rotorua, Suva, of other related and "helping" Lloyd-Zones, former Minister of Massachusetts, has begun a Thursday, January 18th. PERSONAL OFFERING A GROUP allowable deductions for Income POWER. Vila, Pago Pago and Nandi. disciplines - nurses, social Westminster Chapel. Building Life Fund to function TOUR LEADER IS REV. NEV. STOD- tax purposes. ATTEND workers, occupational therapists, SAVING OF as a discretionary fund through How we receive it. Inspiring World (Area I) CE Convention. DART. You have your choice from 1 Mr Shucksmith, who was pre- psychologists, medical prac- PLEASE REMEMBER THE viously a curate at a South Lon- which the people of the parish SHARE berth to 6 berth cabins and the whole Tea or pollee available from 6pm if you bring your own meal. In Samoan Feasts, Festivals and Kava titioners and psychologists. tour is available HOSPITAL don parish, seceded frau the can express their love for those $27 Singing at 7.30 pm. MEETING at 8 pun. Opportunity for Ceremony. IN "OUR WILL Anglican ministry because of who face unforeseen crises. WRITE He will work for the week questions. Now for Free Brochure- among people whose problems OR MORE For further information, phone "the continuing Romeward Money for this fund is to from $273 ( FOR GROUP) or write to: trends." He said that once the come solely from the spontan- SPEAKERS: Mr, Barry Hobart; Cannon Jim Glen- Australian C. E. Office, have brought them to the Clinic. ALL INQUIRIES Report "Subscription and Assent eous response of parishioners non; Rev. David Crawford. Leaflets available from Box 5093 G.P.O., SYDNEY, N.S.W. 2001. He will end the week certain of TO , The Chief Administrative Officer, to the 39 Articles" had been with no canvassing. It will be the uniqueness of his role as a your rector, or enquiries to: 188 ANN ST., BRISBANE, Boo 124, Post Office, accepted by the General Synod, used to "stand behind pepole FLY AIR NEW ZEALAND Christian minister but feeling A.C.T. TRAVEL 0. 4000. PHONE 21 0425 Petersham. then the Church of England and release the fresh wind of Rev. B. Gook, 31 6412. Rev. D. Crawford, 661 2055 more comfortable in his ongoing 56-5621. 56-8871, would be officially, in confession, hope." Australian Church Record, May 18, 1972 Page 7 Page 6 Australian Church Record, May 18, 1972 SA psych. lecturer THE AUSTRALIAN THE AUSTRALIAN speaks in Sydney CHURCH Rev Thomas C. Milton, rector of St Mark's Terrigai Osops,otle) sou, i969, John's Biggenden lBrisbene) since 1970, will retire on September 30 and will live Dr John Court, Senior He has written many articles RECORD has been appointed curate of St Luke's at Belmont. and booklets on censorship and Liverpool (Sydney) from May 1. Rev L. Gregory Holmes, chaplain at Lecturer in Clinical Psycho- CHURCH RECORD Rev Alfred J. A. Stonier. rector of All Christ Church Cathedral. Newcastle, contributed to the book "No, No THE NATION V. CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER — NINETY-SECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION Saints' Menlo (Brisbane) since 1968. has since 1968. has been inducted In charge logy at Adelaide University, Calcutta" (published 19721, The national paper for been appointed assistant chaplain at The of the new district of Kotara South Church of England people Southport School. (Newcastle). spoke recently in Sydney on which outlines the legal fight Registered for posting as Printed by John Fairfax and — Catholic, Apostolic, Prot- Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. Price 15 cents Rev Canon Guy Harmer, Director of Rev Ernest H. WhealleY. rector of St the topic, "Being a Christian against the play. 4o. 1514 — June 1 and 15, 1972 a newspaper—Category A. the Mission of St lames and St John, Peter's Islington (Newcastle) since 1959, estant and Reformed. Melbourne, recently spent a few weeks' was inducted as rector of All Saints' Bel- in today's society." While in Sydney, Dr Court leave in Sydney following an operation. mont on April 21. addressed other meetings open to Rev Anthony H. Nichols. lecturer at Rev Canon Ralph E. Wicks, rector of Subscription $4 per year, Moore College, Sydney. since 1958, has St lames' Toowoomba (Brisbane) since The meeting, co-sponsored by the public and private meetings posted. Editorial and Busi- been accepted by CMS for service in In- 1963. has been anoninted archdeacon of the Youth Department and the of students. ness: Room 820, 160 Castle- donesia in the field of theological train- The Downs, Parish of Gladesville, was held reagh Street, Sydney. 2000. Don Cameron's West State aid motion rejected Rey Ernest W. Carnaby. chaplain at s Mies Angela Waren has been appointed Woomera Rocket Range (Willochra) has on Friday, May 5, at Christ Phone: 61 2975. Issued fort. public relations officer of the NSW Mis- been appointed General Secretary for Church, Gladesville. sions to Seamen. CMS in South Australia and will take up nightly, on alternate Thurs- Rev Paul and Mrs Gurrier-lones. duties in August next. Dr Court was a member of days. formerly of The Rectory, Milton. NSW, Mr Lionel Daher% 48. Organist and the Moral Action Committee by Gippsland s nod leave for Numbulwar Mission. North Malaysia mission Master of the Choristers at Exeter Cath- Australia, at the end of the month. Mr edral since 1957, has been appointed Di- formed in Adelaide to oppose the Gurrier-Jones will be chaplain in place rector of the Royal Gerold of Church staging of the controversial play PR Dept's Rey Peter Arch. of Mr Arch said that giving on 26th May to lead of Rev Earl Hughes. Music to succeed Dr Gerald kaicht. Ir Res Donald Cameron, CMS Secretary left Australia money to independent schools Rev Earl J. Hughes, of CMS North will take up his post next , Oh Calcutta." Old Tas. Churchill, told the Gipps- Australia since 1956, hes gone on a a three eeks' teaching mission in the diocese of West Malaysia. siymorsteensceidi the education level in er's extended leave. He has lectured in land synod last month that ii guistics at St Andrew's Hall. Mel. bourne, for the first term this year. Mr Cameron was invited and deepening it. The itinerary includes three the St Anne's and Cippsland Synod tookl the view that it Rev Frederick G. Standen. rector of st church He pointed out that the days in Penang and the other THE NEW and THE OLD1 24 - hour ,o lead the mission to the Grammar School, Sale, was unfair to single out the churches in West Malaysia are centres and one day in Johore English-speaking congrega- examine its consci. Grammar as a lever to open a multi-lingual and that a church Bahru, on Friday June 16. While Should on an issue of suet mag- NT STUDENTS 'IA restored tions in the dicieese by the building may be used for a num- in the diocese, Mr Cameron ence on accepting taxpayers' debatenitude, Bishop, Right Rev Tan Sri ber of congregations speaking hopes to see something of the to run the school. tu'Mr W. E. Edwards, Warragul, St Luke's Campbell Town, Roland Koh. perhaps English, Mandarin, Can- four Australian CMS mis- Synod met at Moe and Mt submitted that synod was was- Newsline tonese, Tamil or another Chinese sionaries there. Rev Peter and built in 1832 and one of Arch said that it appeared that ting time on political discussion AT SU CAMPS In an interview for the Church Newsline - 614700, the Tasmania's oldest church dialect. Mrs Tasker are at St George's independent schools were becom- and should give church matters Crocodiles and snakes Record, Mr Cameron said that Penang. I fircity of Penang was diocese of Sydney's Public buildings, has just had con Accordingly, not one missioner ing richer and the State schools priority. were of merely passing the mission is directed at church laid out by Colonel Light who The motion was thrown out on Relations Department 24- but several had been invited. A were becoming poorer. interest to the campers at siderable restoration wort members rather than non- presbyter from South India will also planned the city of Ade- He conceded that he in- the grounds that controversial hour telephone information Christians and is aimed at Coomalie Creek, 60 miles done. conduct the mission to the laide. Rev John and Mrs Lous- troduced the motion as a issues such as contraception, service began operations on instructing them in their faith Tamils and one coming from ada are engaged in lay training springboard to open a debate on abortion and conscription were south of Darwin during the The fine old porch tower war at St Barnabas's Kiang, midway Tuesday, April 17. Hong Kong will be missioner to a State-wide basis. part of the gospel. past Easter! endangered by collapsini between Kuala Lumpur and Port Those who want to know the the Chinese speaking congrega- With that camp filled another foundations and steel scaffolding Swettenham. latest church news and to learn tions. camp was organised for May had to be erected to carry out points for prayer, may dial Mr Cameron will cover the By -means of the mission, Bish- 8-16. Applications for this camp this work. Its interior was also 61 4700 at any hour and hear op Koh hopes to quicken the had to be closed by the begin- renovated and the church bell English-speaking congregations, John Reid to be the news on a tape which will be more securely swung. working down the peninsula evangelistic concern of his dioc- ning of April! changed each Thursday. from Penang, to Ipoh. Kuala ese and he hopes that through The May camp was at Kath- Windows and ventilation also The news both from within came in for considerable atten- Lumpur, Seremban, Malacca to this and the follow-up which will erine Gorge and students came go on afterwards, to achieve a from Katherine. Alice Springs and beyond the diocese and the tion. Johore Bahru. On the way, he assistant bishop points for prayer will be most Anglican services in Campbell will take one or two meetings for greater level of understanding and Darwin. and breadth of instruction in the The camps are organised by useful to clergy and others who Town began in 1822, ten years ministers of various denomina- Ven. John Reid, 43, Arch- Moore College and for some The modern circular building of Christ Church, Gosford, prepare weekly news bulletins before the present church was congregations of his diocese years he was a full-time worker the Scripture Union Committee diocese of Newcastle. Opened in 1960 and consecrated in lions deacon of Cumberland in in Darwin who make a plea for for distribution at Sunday ser- built. Rev H. D. Ikin is the rec- with the Inter-Varsity Fellow- 1970, it overshadows the old stone Christ Church, consecrated vices. tor. dney since 1969, is to be- ship. He is married with six chil- more Christian teachers to apply in 1958, which is on the right. Gosford is the largest town for positions at the two high ,ime an assistant bishop of dren. between Sydney and Newcastle and the parish buildings occupy As an assistant bishop of Syd- schools at Darwin and Alice a commanding situation in the main street with extensive views lie diocese. He will be con- Springs. ney, he will be responsible for of the Brisbane ‘Nattr. Bp Witt 's mission in secrated on 25 July. the rural deaneries of Balmain, As well as being a capable and Cook's River, Randwick, St h a r d-working administrator, George, Marrickville and Banks- Archdeacon Reid has established town. Evangelical Society ends Newcastle a reputation in many parts of the Thus he will take over the world and particularly in Asia, areas at present under the over- At the end of its second Bishop Howell Witt of "My predecessor, Bishop Fre- as an outstanding Bible teacher sight of Bishop Jack Dain who is North West Australia con- wer, made so many flights the and convention speaker. to assume a general supervisory full year of operations, the airlines gave him a gold pass; Rev Donald Cameron 2nd year strongly ducted a mission in the New- He is a graduate of the role in the central administration Evangelical Society based in the Bishop said. castle suburban parish of St I 'givers, of Melbourne an of tine diocese. the western areas of the with Youth," moral issues in- I held at St Marys on May 27 and Bishop Witt, a 51-year-old diocese of Sydney ended the cluding abortion, protests, after the business meeting, the Peter's Hamilton in April. Welshman who came out to Played at year with 85 members drawn strikes, drugs and alcohol; and film "A Lost Generation" will be In an interview with the local Australia in 1949 to be chaplain press, Bishop Witt spoke of the at Woomera Rocket Range in from 30 parishes in the area. "Problems of Local Church screened and supper will be 24 inductions Government." These conferences served. challenge of his vast 700,000 SA, also packs into a busy life a Alan Kerr world Four conferences arranged were held at Wentworthville, Rev Milton Myers has been an square mile diocese which so far regular newspaper column and PARISH 10 N I KS at Mount during the year drew 35e church this year has seen him at home numbers cf television appear- Barker in the diocese of Sunbury Baulkham. Hills, Blaxland and active chairman during the year members and leaders and the and much organising work has in Geraldton 28 days and away ances in news and current affairs are planning to install a small Cabramatta. topics were "Evangelising in the fallen on the two secretaries, for 75 days. programs. pipe organ in memory of the late twentieth century; "Tile Church The annual meeting - is being Miss Gill Evans and Canon Vic- Mrs Sophie Smith, organist at SU chairman tor Cole. All Saints' for 51 years. Mr Kerr is also chairman of The century-old St George's Penang, diocese of iVeSf A Melbou ri ti I iti si ness- The first conferences for the During that time she played at Malaysia. Kerr. has the Asia Pacific Christian Mis- third year of activity will be at ALLEN OUEE FAREWELLED the induction of 24 ministers. man. Mr Alan sion which has hundreds of WA goldfields need Merrylands in July with Canon been elected International Australian missionaries in New D. B. Knox as guest speaker, Chairman of the world-wide Guinea and nearby islands. and a film conference in Septem- IN ADELAIDE Scripture Union, a Bible- In August, 1971, he was co- ber in the new area of Tregear. chairman with Bishop Clive reading organisation with A warm-hearted family gospel of Christ commended him PARISH RENEWAL CONFERENCE Kerle of Armidale of the Nation- counselling service farewell was given Rev Allen in wider denominational and 11 million members. al Evangelical Anglican Con- interdenominational circles. He Quee and his wife and four Mr Kerr is managing director gress attended by 550 Anglicans The Kalgoorlie-Boulder- conquer problems. Bp Chisholm was active in the local Anglican of a Melbourne-based group of from all over Australia. Kambalda area had special He hoped that such a service children after his seven years Evangelical Fellowship. He was furniture manufacturing com- He is a committed Christian, problems among its people could be operated by local in Bendigo in South Australia as a secretary of the SA churches' IN WA EASTERN WHEATBELT panies and combines business an Anglican layman who serves authorities with the backing of C.M.S. General Secretary. committee which organised the trips through Asia with contacts on various Anglican committees which required special the mental health services in Bishop John Chisholm of Leighton Ford Crusade. such as the Federal Executive of Conference leader was Rev least in Merredin and I am par- for Scripture Union. counselling and guidance. Perth. Melanesia visited his home A crowd of friends from CMS He was chairman of the SA One of the most successful He has been chairman of the the Church Missionary Society. Mr Lomas said he could see Keswick Convention Council, g Tom Wallace, Diocesan Director ticularly encouraged to know Rev Peter Lomas, chaplain city of Bendigo on 17 April and other organisations with parish renewal onferences that there is such concern to Australia-New Zealand-East Asia His appointment was made at things in Kalgoorlie and Boulder member of the council of the of Religious Education. the recent Scripture Union Inter- of mental health services in for a men's dinner. which Mr Quee was closely reach out to the men, to young Council of the movement for that could develop into problems. linked gathered at Holy Trinity, Adelaide Bible Institute and ever organised by the Perth During his sermon at the some years, and replaces British national Council meeting in West W.A., said this in Kalgoorlie However, if the right type of Some hundreds of men gath- closely associated with the SA communion which preceded the people and to Aboriginal Austra- North Terrace parish hall on Diocesan Board of Religious lians. businessman Mr P. D. Warren. Malaysia. recently. counselling and guidance was ered in the White Hills Technical April 10. Evangelical Alliance. conference, he outlined the He was in Kalgoorlie to con- available these problems could School hall to hear the Bishop On behalf of the CMS com- Education was held in Mer- threefold expressions of the As State Secretary, he had duct a parish mission in St Mat- be met head on before they were speak and to meet him. mittee, the vice-chairman, Mr church under the headings Wor- travelled extensively, greatly redin last month. thews Church, Boulder, and to allowed to do any harm. Money raised from the dinner Alf Lamprey made presentation, ship. Mission and Education. strengthening the work and wit- endeavour to form a counselling Local authorities could play a was given to the Melanesia to Mr and Mrs Quee. Sixty people came from many Australian evangelicals From a previously prepared big part in setting up such a Cyclone Relief Fund. The Bishop ness elf CMS in the State. Mr Quee has since been in parts of the Parish and the asso- and guidance service in the town. document, handed to each mem- counselling service because funds flew to New Zealand the follow- At the same time, his friend- ducted as rector of St Bede's. ciated parish of Kellerberrin for Mr Lomas said he hoped a ber of the conference, a report of were required to enable coun- ing day. liness and desire to forward the Beverly Hills, in Sydney. the day at All Saints'. counselling service could he the present situation was out- sellors to recruitment of a high formed from within the commu- lined. From this participants form united body nity to help local pt ,tple face and standard. were encouraged to deduce the At a historic meeting in From Victoria: Rev Dr Keith sations and missions are also in strengths and weaknesses of the Cole, Mr L. B. Buck, Mr B. D. view, eg, the wider operation of Great day for Aborigines Canberra (wen the wrekend Church's position. Bayston, Mr Graham McKelvie, TEAR FUND which has already WELCOME TO THE FAMILY $61,182 Emphasis of the conference May 26-28. evangelical" of Mr R. V. Clough and Rev How- sent over $10,000 to aid Bangla- was upon renewal and change, Australia's major denomina- ard Knight. desh refugees, the publishing of an Australian Missions Directo- To become a subscriber to the Australian Church Re- at CMS station in NT and the program was divided up tions founded the Australian From South Australia: Mr cord, just fill in the form below and mail it in with into four sections: "Where are Bruce Bryson and Mr Bruce ry, and the undertaking of Corn- Over Easter at the CMS reasons were not ready for bap- joined in the service with digni- we now?" "Where are we Evangelical klliatice. They monwealth-wide surveys and $4 or simply ask us to charge it. Townsend. Mission Station at Otnpelli, tism or confirmation, will be fied enthusiasm. in Winter going?" "How do we get there?", will seek affiliation with the From Tasmania: Rev N. S. research. it admitted later in the year. and concluded with the largest Miller and Pastor W. Spiers. Dr Keith Cole gave a paper on I enclose $4 for annual subscription/Please charge Northern Territory, 71 voting The questions to the candi- World Evangelical Fellow- annual meeting ever. From ACT: Mr George Cook. the historical background of the 'cross out one) people were baptised and 75 The Bishop of the Northern dates and some other parts of ship. Evangelical Alliance movement Territory, Right Rev Kenneth the service were in the Gun- When the rector (Rev Michael Also present were observers — — — — — — — — — — — — — — men and women were con- Appeal Those attending the meeting from other States. and Dr Gilbert McArthur out- Mason, arrived by aircraft and winggn language. A feature of Rowdon) was asked what he lined proposed activities of the To The Australian Church Record, Room 820, 160 firmed. Six men and women was given a colourful welcome the proceedings was the corn thought of the conference, he re- represented State Evangelical Al- The need to present a united The Archbishop of Syd- liances, evangelical missionary front on a Commonwealth-wide new federal body. Mr B. D. Bay- who had previously been by the crowd who had gathered petence of the interpreters in get- plied: "It doesn't appear that we ston submitted a possible struc- Castlereagh Street, Sydney, NSW 2000. on the airstrip. have come up with anything very alliances rd kindred missionary scale in the face of the current baptised were also confirmed. ting the heart of the matter ney's Winter Appeal, held ture for consideration. across to the listeners. startling or revolutionary, but bodies in many States. eroding permissiveness in society NAME The Church of Emmanuel had annually to collect money Delegates included the follow. and to ensure that the evangeli- The following officers were The services climaxed a long been decorated by members of All age groups were represen- there has been enough en- elected for the first year: chair- period of preparation by the thusiasm, frankness and imagina- ing: cal viewpoint is not overlooked the congregation, but crowds had ted in the candidates and congre- and clothing for those in by the Government and the man, Canon Leon Morris; vice- ADDRESS Oenpelli chaplain, Rev Philip tion for us to he able to form a From NSW: Canon D. W. B. to sit on the lawns outside and gation, so that the occasion was need, has reached $61,782. media, are two of the main dhairrnan, Mr L. Buck; secretary, Taylor, and a band of dedicated plan that will give us work to do Robinson, Rev Dudley Ftiord, POSTCODE hear the service broadcast. Being a very real reflection of the Rev Dr Gilbert McArthur, Mr reasons for this action. Many Rev Howard Knight; treasurer. lay helpers. outside didn't stop them joining spiritual awakening that has This figure is 100 per cent up for the next three years. I am Bishop Alfred Stanway; member glad to see that the search for Alex, Gildhrist, Mr J. Stuart other avenues of united action Several others who for various in, and the whole congregation come to Oenpelli in the last year on the same period in 1971, and co-operation by member of the executive council, Rev when the final total of the appeal meaning is going on inside the Hill, Mr Arthur Collins and Rev Lyndsay Slade. churches, individuals, organi- Lance Shilton. Printed by John Falrla to' the Was $61,000. Church as well as outside — at Page 8 Australian Church -Record, May 18, 1972 The nChurca Record OrnadwAYAn:l.d"", "b"h"r