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Melbourne Congress Rector of Northam (Per Tion to Be Held at the Mel- Bishop of Perth and Al • • Estern Wheatbelt Andit RC Commission on THE AUSTRALIAN THE AUSTRALIAN Agreed Statement CHURCH Rev Warwick urve). rector of Mcr- 1946. an nisi, nod his honor s canonry riwa (Newcastle) since 1951. has been of St John's Cathedral. First Roman Catholic resurrection of Christ, would RECORD appointed rector of St Stephen% Adams- The new housing area of St James' town. Whelan (Sydney, has ben made the pro- reaction to the Anglican- benefit from a detailed treatment Messrs T. Shaul, W. Churchman and visional district of St James and St John. or thorough commentary in The national paper for R. Chrlstennan have been elected lay Mount Drain from 27th March, and Roman Catholic Agreed order to bring out: CHURCH RECORD canons of St Paul's Cathedral. Sale. Rev Also WItIllant resident minister has Church of England people THE NATIONAL CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER — NINETY-SECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION Archdeacon John V. J. Robtnaon. rec- been appointed curate in charge. Statement on the eucharist (a) the sacrificial nature of the —Catholic, Apostolic, Prot- tor of St Andrew's Lismore (Grafton) Rev Brian Eindhoven, curate of St Eucharist and its relation to the since 1951 and archdeacon since 1958, came in March from the estant and Reformed. Registered for posting as Printed by John Fairfax and Faith's Narrabeen (Sydney) has been ap- once for all atoning work of Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. °ces ri 15 cents has announced his retirement in August pointed curate of St Andrew's Cronulla. Catholic Theological Com- No. 1511—April 20, 1971 a newspaper — Category A. or September this year. Rev George L. KlInek. curate of Ing- Christ, Subscription $4 per year, Rev Raymond H. D. Colyer, vicar of ham (N ()Sandi since 1967. has been Bass (Gippsland) since 1968, was in. mission. After warmly com- ft)) the role of the Christian posted. Editorial and Bust- gises permission to officiate in Mel- neSS: ducted as recto) of St George's Camara bourne from February. mending the statement as an people in the abiding offering of Room 820. 160 Castle- von (NM. Mut) on March 5. Ven John IL Reid, Archdeacon of reagh Street, Sydney. 2000. Rev J. Michael H. Rowdon, director Christ. Cumberland (Sydney) leaves for West important advance in mutual Phone: 61 2975. issued fort- of Anglican Social Services, Perth, since lelan on 10 April to fulfil speaking 4. The Statementclearly main- 1970, has been appointed rector of Mer- Australian evangelicals engagementsfor the Regions Beyond understanding of the euchar- tains the real and true presence nightly, on alternate Thurs- redin with oversight of Kellerberrin Mistionary Union and the Asian Pacific of Christ. days. parish from early April. Christian Mission. He will arrive in New ist, the Commission went on: Rev Alpha Mohamed, principal-elect Guinea on 19 May to accompany the Once it is granted that the John Reid on trails of Msalato Bible School (Central Tan- Archtahop of Sydney on his walk over 1. We note that the Statement ganyika) has entered Ridley College. change in the elements is of a the Kokoda Trail. is not intended to be a fully Melbourne for the current academic year. Rev Thomas StIverwood, rector of unique nature, totally mysterious to form federal body Rev AlthOr de O. Robin, vicar of St Williams (Banbury) has been appointed in comprehensive treatment of eu- and supernatural in character, it Paul's Geelong (Melbourne) since 1969, charge of Donnybrook from March I. charistic doctrine, as is made must follow that this cannot ever Representatives of the of the State bodies and provide a and former chaplain of St George's Col- Rev W. Holmes has been appointed Easter at lege, University of W.A., has been clear in thepreliminary note by forum for united evangelical wit- curate of St John's Albany (Banbury). be adequately expressed in Evangelical Alliances and awarded a doctorate of philosophy by 'Ile following were ordained In St lohn's the Bishop of Ossory and Bishop words. ness and action, for example in that university for his biography of B Albany by the Bishop of Banbury on op Mathew Blagden Hale of Perth and Clark. We note that paras. 8 and 9 in West Irian & Papua Evangelical Missionary Alli- approaching Government depart- Sunday 12 March: Revs R. Annear and Brisbane. L. R. Goodridge, (deacon) Dr W. Hew. We welcome the serious effort exclude any merely symbolic or ances in several States of ments, sponsoring visits by over- Rev Arthur C. Clondsdrde, rector of St son. Paul's Launcmton (Tasmania) since 1960, made to break new ground by Bel rave seas speakers, undertaking sur- At an ordination in St George's Cath- receptionist doctrine. On the Australia are to meet in Can- has been inducted as rector of Brighton. edral Perth on Sunday 13 February Rev opening up the possibility of other hand the change can be veys and research on matters of Rev Russell H. Carnaby has been in- Month's Bible teaching ministry Allen Barton was ordained and Messrs finding new patterns of thought acknowledged by actions, namely berra over the weekend, May evangelical concern in Australia ducted to the parirh of Derby-Ring- Thomas G. Cox and Robin Demand arooma (Tasmania). were made deacons. and language. by adoration of the consecrated 26-28, to form a Federal and publishing the results. Rev Roy A. Etry, in charge of Hagler Mr Peter L. Harrison was made a 2. The Statement contains frastwanial since I96S. and meal dean of elements, Heights before Kokoda Trail walk Evangelical Alliance. This In particular, on behalf of the deacon by the Bishop of North West nothing contrary to the Catholic the North Central deanery, retired at the Australta in Holy Cross Cathedral, While adoration is not ex- denominational, interdenomina- end of February. Evangelical Alliance of Aus- Geraldtort on Sunday 13 FebrOarY. faith. cluded by the Statement, some Overflow crowds market, tional and undenominational Sister F. Muggleton from Deaconess Mr A. E. Wales, superintendent of 3. "In the adjacent valleys, there fly there from the Sydney clergy House, Sydney, has been appointed The references to the Eu- explicit recognition of it as doc- the Belgrave Heights Easter Ven John R. Reid, Arch- tralia will seek affiliation Parkerville Children's }lame (Perth) for are many people quite untouched school, missionary societies in member- parish assistant at St George's. Burnie 20 years retirm next month. He will he charist and the Sacrifice of our trinally sound would be wel- (Tasmania). Convention in Victoria, 31s1 deacon of Cumberland in by the Christian gospel or who The four of us then walk to with the World Evangelical ship, a directory of Australian Rev Canon Clifford Robinson. rector succeeded by Mr W. S. Couche. redemption by the life, death and come, the diocese of Sydney flew have just had initial contacts. Kokoda and then over the Ko- Fellowship. missions will be published and a of Evan:tale (Tasmania) has been 5. The Statement envisages March to 3rd April. monthly prayer calendar issued. appointed rural dean of the North There are still a great many can- koda Trail. We'll take 10 days. The conference, which will he that in further discussion "points The ministry a. this 21st out of Sydney on April 6 to Other projects include the setting Central deanery. nibals in those valleys. Since the trail is only 70 miles, l,sld in the O'Connor Methodist Rev lan E. A. Booth. rector of St of disagreement can be resolved Easter Convention was shared by spend a month in primitive up of a central TEAR fund to lohn's Devonport (Tasmania). has been that's a short distance for 10 Church, will be attended by appointed rural dean of the North West FIRST ON BRISBANE WATER on the principles here estab- an outstanding team. Included "I have never been to West meet emergencies as they occur areas of West Irian and days but I understand that at evangelical leaders from NSW, Central deanery. Ii " this has been done in were Rev David Hewetson, NSW Irian and it is a very exciting and a move towards unification Rev W. David Ballard, honorary rc. Papua bringing a Bible- one point it takes 111 hours to Victoria, South Australia, Tas- one instance by the note on Secretary of CMS; Mr Michael thing for me because it is the of medical procedures. for of Cobargo (Canb.C,oulb) has bee do one geographical mile — up mania and Canberra ACT. appolnted in charge of Lake Bathia, t raasubstantiat It ill Griffiths, General Director of the teaching ministry to many first time and because it must be thousands of feet and down and The federal alliance will from early April. Overseas Missionary Fellowship; working in these remote one of the last primitive outposts Rev 'Collo W. E. Rush, rector of 11,(1( up again." serve to co-ordinate the activities Cross, Canberra since 1966, has rmiety Rev Peter Deyneka, Founder areas. in the modern world, with the the parish from April 3. and General Director of the Mr David O'Neill, formerly exception perhaps of parts of and choirmaster of St Anne's Strathtiett CHURCH Slavic Gospel Association, and Just before he left, Arch- South America. (Sydney), has been appointed organist of deacon Reid spoke about this NZ MAY NOT Mr Graeme Smith, Organising St Peter's Cathedral. Armidale. Secretary of the Victorian Cam- ministry in an interview with the "About six years ago there TO VISIT AUSTRALIA I Rey John E. W. McDonald, curate of were two missionaries from the St John's Albany Banbury) since 1970. paigners for Christ. "Church Record." He said: has been inducted as rector of Kondinin- Daily children's meetings were R13.M.0 who were eaten by the Kulin.
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