THE AUSTRALIAN BOOKS THE AUSTRALIAN 1"Eleanor" School Inaugural Dinner • Continued from page 7 CHURCH STUDIES IN 2 KINGS, Grace Sate and I. L. Jensen. Moody Press, 1968. RECORD 112 pp. his booklet which continues a The paper for Church of precious study on I Kings is de- England people — Catholic, signed mainly for individual stu- Apostolic, Protestant and CHURCH RECORD dents, but contains some direc- Reformed. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER —EIGHTY-NINTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION tions for group leaders. Its com- Subscription $3 per, year, mentary, study assignments and posted. Editorial and Busi- No. 1431. February 6, 1969 Registered at the G.P.O., Sydney, for transmission by post Printed by John Fairfax and charts mostly deal with the his- ness: 511 Kent St., Sydney, as a newspaper. Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. Price 10 cents tory of the various kings and 2000. Phone: 61-2975. Office prophets and the 'student is en- hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. couraged to relate experiences of Issued fortnightly, on alter- God to his own life today. Use- nate Thursdays. Copy dead- ful for Bible students. line Thursday preceding date Ken McIntyre of issue, hut earlier receipt preferable. RETURN TO SINGAPORE AND MALAYA SUSANNA. Mother of the Wesleys, by Rebecca Lamar Harmon. Hodder OUR Editor expected that his four-day visit to Malaya and Singapore in January would be a nostalgic pilgrimage to places that he had ALL LOVES EXCELLING, by R. Pierce and Stoughton, London. 1968. Y known so well, having lived and worked there for three months in 1958. Instead, it was to find both nations hod developed beyond his pp. Beaver, Wm. B. Erdmans, Grand 166. $3.95. imaginings. Rapids, Michigan, 1968. U.S. price This is a light-hearted story, The P. and 0.'s Chusan called people in Malaya. You must not rect for once. I slew!, hands heavy traffic along the old Batu $2.95. first at Penang which is truly city which now spreads out for revealing the home life of the Ep- proselytise among Moslems in warmly with the former head- Road! The trip along St. George's miles. They pointed out a Welt- worth Rectory and its inmates — In the light of the current the pearl of the orient. Arch- Malaya and few Moslems have master of St. Gabriel's. Terrace in Perth a week later deacon Peter Peattield met me rise apartment complex which mother, father and nineteen interest in the ministry of dared to become Christians. It A private dinner with nine of was to seem like a country jaunt accommodated 80,000 people. children. aboard and then drove me would probably be true to say the old 1958 team at Robinson's FIFTY-FIVE ladies aged To enthusiastic applause, Mrs that lay behind the accepted women, it is useful to have an by comparison. Then another which sprawled Perhaps because there is so authentic account of the part around this extraordinary island that in Malaya, more Euro- in Mountbatten Road, a little I from thirteen to Saunders thanked all those who rules of etiquette, then the Chris- with its unique mixture of east- endlessly and held 250,000 little material from which to played by American Protestant peans have become Moslems shopping, back to P.J. Then SINGAPORE people. had come to this inaugural tian woman could be herself in ern cultures and religions. That than vice-versa. Much prayer is seventy-four, with their dinner. It marked the beginning draw information — incredibly women in the world-wide task Ruth again at breakneck speed At Bishopsbourne we relaxed any circle of society she chose. must wait for another time. needed for the witness to Christ Singapore was always big and relatives and friends, gat- of a dream she had had for some modest were these Wesleys — of missions. along the expressway and back bustling and even ten years ago over iced drinks, The Bishop is Mrs Saunders hopes for fur- one's appetite is barely whetted. A night's steaming south-east in this land. to the air-conditioned comfort of hered at the Methodist time — to provide an oppor- ther opportunities to conduct From the "Cent Society" of signs of growth were impressive. obviously pleased that Wendy Susanna glows with the steady 1802 to the present day, when towards the Malacca Straits and P.J. is now a city in its own dear old "Chusan." What a day! Centre recently for the first tunity for Christian women of all classes for Church groups at we were at Port Swettenham, But everything is much worse has been able to settle perma- light of a quiet, determined trust the separate organisation of right, thickly populated, consid- nently in the home. I renewed ing of the place of personality, their Church hall. looking just as forlorn as I had VAST CAPITAL (term used advisedly) now. I had Graduation Dinner of the charm, appearance and manners — but chapters are given to so women for missionary work has erably industrialised and with old acquaintance with Sam Wel- For some time Mrs Saunders. seen it 10 years ago from the high-rise buildings everywhere. been up early to get on the "Eleanor" School of Per- in the Christian's witness in to- many other things that she some- been almost completely swal- Kuala Lumpur too is unrecog- bridge to see us steam into ler, overseas manager for has been conducting classes time sinks into the background. lowed up in mixed socie- air. An Indian Christian from An entirely new place to me and nisable, except for the city sonal Development. ages to come to an understand- St. Barnabas', Klung met me on Singapore Harbour. Before, I S.P.C.K. bookshops. Then I met day's world. among the women prisoners at Maybe this is where her strength ties where men do most of the somewhat frightening when you centre. Multi-storeyed buildings Mr T. S. R. Evans, sent over Long Bay Gaol, and is soon to the ship and drove me to Klung. had flown in each time. It is one The chairman, Rev. Ross lay — she was content to trust administration and make most think of our Lord's command everywhere. The pretentiously of for three years by A.B.M. as The three basic concepts of begin among the girls at the Here I was passed over to an the world's largest ports and Saunders, introduced his wife the Eleanor School were warmth, and to do battle in a thousand of the policy decisions, while and realise how thinly Christian impressive National Memorial, looks it. diocesan secretary. He had done Parramatta Training Centre. unremembered things so that her women form the majority of the Indian school headmistress who resources are spread here. the really beautiful houses of Merle Saunders, founder and sincerity, consideration. When drove with unerring skill bat at It was heart-warming to meet the same job previously for the director of the Eleanor School. Those who may be interested sons, if not her daughters, could work force, Professor Beaver Arnold Lee said: "Come and parliament in King's Gardens, diocese of Carpentaria. He has these personal qualities were be great. breakneck speed to Pealing old friends in Bishop Chiu Ban Mr Saunders said how proud he combined with a good dress are invited to write to Mrs gives a scholarly history of see the church you built," refer- many palatial hotels and multi- It and Mrs Wendy Chiu at my been there for a year now and Lois Meyer women's work for evangelism, in Jaya and St. Paul's Vicarage. ring to St. Paul's, P.J. It was not tudes of high-rise apartment enjoys his work. was of his wife's achievement, sense, an understanding of the Merle Saunders at 14 Richards Reverend Arnold Lee and cabin. The drive to Bishops- and that for once he was happy principles of beauty-care, and an its broadest sense. To do this he there in 1958, services being buildings. And the unbelievably bourne took us right across the Avenue, Drummoyne, 2047, or WINDOWS ON THE MASTER, by Catherine Lee, about to return held in the Vicarage. Before we Continued page four to take a back seat. awareness of the common-sense to ring her at 81-1192. has the qualifications of the Charles C. Wise jun. Abington Chair of Missions, University of finally to the U.K. after 20 left, four of us knelt and thanked Press, New York, pp. 140. Chicago Divinity School, and years' missionary service, made God for what had happened in This is a series of meditations, the General Editorship of the me feel at home again. But the intervening years and for written in prose-verse, which sets Christian World Mission Books P.J.! It was unrecognisable. the work of Peter Young. SEVEN MILLION BUDGET out to analyse the person and series. In 1958, Mating Jaya was an The expressway from Klung Bible display ministry of Christ as seen by C. E. W. Bellingham outlying suburb of Kuala Lum- continued on from P.J. to Kuala six of his contemporaries, all to pur, the national capital, and it Lumpur. I was trying to sort out FOR BIBLES A translation of the Four be met with in the New Testa- GREAT IS MY BOLDNESS, by Michael was much like any recently our entry to K.L. but was con- Gospels into Anglo-Saxon pub- ment. The trouble is that they Peck. Darton, Longman & Todd, Lon- established new housing -area. I fused by a new overhead cross- lished in 1571, a Spanish Bible had gone out to the University over. "There's St. Mary's," said The t969 World Service Bud- are all so absorbed with their don, 1968. pp. 71. Eng. price 8s. to be able to contribute. Al- published in 1545, an edition of own problems and position that of Malaya -at P.J. then to visit Arnold. Then I saw the familiar get for Bible Society translation though the figure is an increase the Bible in the Ancient Greek 6d. Professor Fred Mason, the Vice- Selangor Club (no longer a and distribution work through- they don't have much time to over the money available in language published in 1545 are look through their windows. Mr Valiant-for-Truth, in Bun Chancellor and a good church- European refuge) and the green out the world was fixed at around 1968 (£2,453,000), a number of among the collection of Bibles J. V. Newell yan's allegory, bequeathed "my man The university consisted of padang across the street from U.S.$7,050,000 ($A6,311,550) by projects have had to be cut back. to be exhibited at Grace Bros. courage and skill to him that some former army huts. the Federal Building. But St. the Executive Committee of the In many countries there are op- Bondi Junction store commenc- RUN WHILE THE SUN IS HOT, by W. can get it." And we may be Today it is a breath - taking Mary's was not where • I had United Bible Societies nieetieg in portunities for spreading the ing on February 10. Harold Fuller, Moody Press, Chicago, grateful that the late Dean of campus of some 700 acres, known it to be. It was com- New York. This figure repre- Word of God which cannot be Lincoln, prematurely deceased, beautifully laid out, landscaped pletely overshadowed by the sents the money needed to be met for lack of funds. A Bible bearing the initials 1968, pp. 256. $U.S. 1.35. "W.S." scratched on the cover has left behind this little book and with modern high-rise build- crossover. found by Bible Societies to cover This is a remarkably well- on preaching as a stimulus and was once believed to have been written account of ajourney ing complexes housing the many the cost of the work in non-self- guide to those who do take their NATIONAL CAPITAL owned by William Shakespeare. from Liberia in West Africa, disciplines. The medical school supporting countries; it is not the preaching seriously as a real at- would make Perth or Sydney whole cost of conducting the The British Museum authorities through Ghana, Nigeria, The But it was there and a lump NELSON REJECTS have classified these initials and Niger, Upper Volta, Dahomey, tempt to break through to the green with envy. came in my throat as I remem- World Bible Society movement, minds and very varied spiritual as there is a large outlay in others that appear in the pages Sudan, Ethiopia to the Somali bered the months I had worked as a forgery. Samuel William Republic. There is more about needs of their congregation at ISLAM ENTRENCHED and worshipped there. Then out "Western" countries as well. OPEN DOOR the Parish Family Communion. Henry Ireland, the English Nigeria and Ethiopia as the Islam is the national religion of the car and into a welcoming Although most of the Bible A proposal to admit all Chris- literary forger, published a con- Indeed the book would have an and one mosque on the campus circle of many old and some new Societies' Scriptures are sold Sudan Interior Mission whose tians to communion in the Ang- fession to this in 1796. This work is being examined has interest for many of those in the is an architectural showpiece. friends, mostly Indian and rather than given away, in most lican churches of the Nelson collector's item is also on view been most active in those coun- pews, and would help them to Another, and more utilitarian, Chinese. countries the price has to be Diocese was not supported by its in the exhibition. tries. know better what to look for in adjoins the library complex, Among the new ones was Rev. heavily subsidised to bring the diocesan synod. the sermon, and how better to right at the student focal point. Robert Cooper who had recently Scriptures within the reach of Archaeological relics, Arabic The description is interesting pray for the preacher. The propoal was introduced manuscripts and scrolls tell their and useful. The question of the Arnold Lee, an Oxford gradu- arrived from Adelaide to work everyone. Most of the budget by Canon B. J. Machell. Rich- C. E. W. Bellingham ate, has had -a ministry among at St. Mary's for A.B.M. Much represents this subsidy. Distri- own story alongside this exhibi- place of missionaries in modern mond, as an amendment to a bill tion. Africa is discussed with many students there. His successor is laughter, chattering, reminis- bution channels are maintained Peter Young, a Cambridge before synod intended to encour- The exhibition "How our Africans: cences. Henry Parvee came back in 120 countries, and in addition age some degree of inter-com- graduate whose faith was nur- with another. "You don't know a large proportion of the budget Bible came to us" has been The title is an Ethiopian pro- munion between the four verb that is the equivalent of tured in C.I.C.C.U. and who has who this is," he said. (They do — $612,645 — is needed for arranged by the British and WOOD COFER'. FUNERALS had considerable experience churches now negotiating for Foreign Bible Society and will "Make hay while the sun this to clergy in Malaya too.) Bible translation and revision ultimate union. — among students and young "Tan Chin Guan," I said. Cor- work. continue until February 15. shines". This is what the author — Phones Clergy voted 17-15 and laity The budget is composed of concludes the Christian Church 21-18 against participation by ought to be doing in Africa to- Metropolitan (All the sums Bible Societies state all Christians in the Anglican day. Branches) 80-0396 CHURCH HISTORIAN DIES they need for their Scripture communion services. Bishop Sut- Katoomha — Katoomha 41 production and distribution pro- Norman Gelding Oregon City, Oregon (EPS') —Dr Kenneth Scott ton also voted against the pro- Manly convention grams in 1969; this figure has Latourette, 84, eminent church historian who partic- posal. The 17th Australia Day Con- to be made to balance with the pated in drafting the constitution of the World money other Bible Societies hope But synod did approve the bill vention for the Deepening of the brought forward from the gen- Spiritual Life in St. Matthew's, Council of Churches at Utrecht in 1938, died here eral synod. Manly, N.S.W., will he held on IOLUNTARY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES December 26 after being struck by an automobile. If passed in 1970, the bill Furniture Removals January 27. The speakers will be Dr Latounette, professor would enable all full members the Rev. David Hewetson, Edu- In late November he partici- and Storage of the four negotiating churches for dedicated couples. Mature Christian couples emeritus of Yak University, was pated in the Triennial Assembly cation Secretary of the Church needed visiting his sister here for the G & C DREW Ply Ltd to receive communion in the Missionary Society and former for Life Line, required 1-3 nights of the Division of Overseas Anglican Church as "welcome per week. Accommodation provided. Christmas holidays. He had con- Ministries of the National Coun- Principal of a Bible School in tinued to make his home in New 66 Smith's Avenue, guests." Tanzania; the Rev. John Reid, cil of Churches (U.S.A.). Conversely Anglicans would (New South Wales applicants only). Haven. Connecticut. since his re- Hurstville rector of Christ Church, tirement in 1953. One-time missionary in China, be free to attend communion ser- Gladesville and noted Bible Local, Country and Interstate Apply in writing: At the recent meeting of the Dr Latourette was the author of vices in other churches, although teacher and convention speaker; Removals frequent and habitual commu- W.C.C.'s divisional committee of some 80 books including seven and Mr Eric Norgate, secretary The Director, Life Line Centre, volumes on The History of the Write or phone 50-8366 nion in other churches would be World Mission and Evangelism of the Overseas Missionary Fel- 58a Flinders Street DARLINGHURST, N.S.W. 2010. in Odense, Denmark, the Expansion of Christianity, pub- After hours 53-7377 discouraged. lowship in N.S.W. and former (Church and People) Or telephone: 33-4141. distinguished mission leader had lished between 1937 and 1945, missionary in China. been named honorary chairman A four-volume History of of the advisory board for the The Kinsfolk, whose folk-singing talent has been much used in pre-Crusade activities in Page 8 Australian Church Record, January, 23, 1969 Printed by John Fairfax and Sons Ltd., Broadway. Sydney, for the publishers, Christianity issued in 1953 was The Church Record Ltd., Sydney. W.C.C.'s International Review also a standard work on church Melbourne. They are four members of one family; (from left) Richard, Timothy, Marion of Mission. history. and Ross Begbie, from Sydney. "THE CHURCH OF AUSTRALIA" EDITORIAL ALTHOUGH the Australian Church Constitution has firmly fixed on our denom- YOU TOOK A RISK, LORD WHAT CATHEDRALS DO How did John the Evangelist know the terms of our ination the title, "The Church of England in Australia," the Rev. Hugh Lord's high priestly prayer for His church as he records it EAN Alfred Jowett of revolvers or their fountain pens with sympathy at this very By every formal and informal in John 17? Did he overhear it? Did our Lord tell him D Birmingham Cathed- in order to say, "Of course the common point of view, and of the world, an occasional at- Oakes, M.A., Th.L, Registrar of the diocese of Gippsland, has hopes that this the details of it? Cathedral is the most important means we try to carry thought tender at his own rather success- ral was happy to know that decide carefully Which of two of about the Gospel and the Chris- will be altered. From our point of view, the Lord Jesus was taking a buliding — if you are an angli- our Lord's utterances is more ful church, who thinks that he this article published with can Christian." tian life into the parishes when knows exactly what religion is tremendous risk. Apart from some thousands in one small his permission and by relevant. I think it is, "He that we are invited to do so. In this article he tells us why. land, scarcely any had heard about God's purposes for man's But most people are not, and is not against us is on our part." and what are its limits. My heart salvation. Everything seemed to hang on the faithfulness of courtesy of the "Church a small and beautiful Cathedral My third point is that the 1 think we would all share the goes out to those who try to bowl Names still matter, even to the like Manchester is eminently Cathedral exists to serve the conviction that the mass meeting a few googlies at this particular it is hard to defend a name that majority of Australian Christ- the apostolic band. They were fearful, suspicious and afraid. Times," would have rele- or the rally, while exhilarating kind of batsman. computer generation. This is evi- would tie us to a particular doc- ians, and although nominally the But He prayed for them as He lives to pray for you vance for the Australian well placed to be the servant diocese — again not only as a rather than the master of a great for the odd occasion, may ulti- dent from the controsersy that trine, especially a doctrine of the largest Australian 'church, we are and me now. He prays that all true believers should be one scene. place for a great service — for has surrounded the seemingly city. Our attitude of mind there- ordinations or for the Mothers' mately be enervating. We would FESTIVALS ministry in these ecumenical not the strongest in practice or with Him and therefore with each other. In this unity alone find ourselves more at home with Provided that you meditate on simple task of finding a fitting times. Should conditions ever in effectiveness. To call ourselves are We His body, His church. I PUT pen to paper with some fore must not be one of chagrin Union rally, but as a centre of title for our Chuti:h. Can we trepidation, for no one likes because life has developed in resource'for the parishes. the concept of the Church as the warning not to cast your make it desirable to cease from The Church of Australia sounds At Pentecost He gave all true believers the Holy Spirit, twenty people in a living room pearls before swine, I think you find, and agree about, a 'mine having bishops, would our suspiciously like self-delusion— the one He called the Comforter, the one who stands along- to be picked up and worried by a many directions without us, but The Dean and Canons of that is true to the nature of that formidable controversialist like than a thousand in the Cathed- may do all sorts of things to church change its essential char- or arrogance. side, the one who guides, reveals truth, who sanctifies, who Manchester share a conviction ral. And as most of us have been bring people up short to rethink body known, provisionally, as acter? Our worship and ethical gives strength for witness and service. Now He is living but Miss Pitt. (Church Tunes, Octo- that we ought to be out and "The Church of England in ber 18). The Dean of Manchester parish priests in difficult areas, what they think Christianity is. standards, our general ethos OPEN DOORS ascended, and we are here, entrusted with the whole burden about in the parishes — and we have no illusions about the Temperamentally I suppose I am Australia?" would remain. The same objec- Those who make, this objec- of His work in this indifferent and hostile world, What a If I do so it is because our follows up the discussion this not just for anniversaries or risk He took! modest experience in Manchester nakedness of the land nor about more in favour of the milder Leaving out the also-rans, a tion applies to names such as tion miss the point. By calling of recent events in our patrorral festivals, but to carry how far back you have to begin exercises like arts festivals, flow- Presbyterian and Congregation- may help to put into perspective short list of possible names ourseives 'she Church to Plenty are prepared to say that Christ's cause has failed. cathedrals. the work known as "adult edu- when you start the work of er festivals, exhibitions, folk would have to include the al, and these names will dis- Australia we declare our in- Sonic are saying that the church as an institution has foiled. the "real" work of Cathedrals. I cation," "lay training," and by begin with the fact (which all Christian education. music, topic of the Week discus- present title, and also Anglican appear whenever any union tention of open-mg our doors to Others say that theology has hidden the historical Christ other inimical names into the One of our faith's most sion groups scheme is implemented. who make general speeches or and the many vari- Church of Australia, Episcopal any Australian of Christian con- and that the Jesus of one's own experience is all we can to seek out those ways in which local congregations. dangerous opponents is the man ants of these things that we Church of Australia, and Cath- know, all that we need to know. write articles about "the work of What about a name such as viction who has not found a we can be of service to the arrange at Manchester Cathedral. olic Church of Australia—with Catholic? Or Protestant? These home in another church. The The church as an institution is bound to fail. The a Cathedral today" would do healthy developments of modern well to bear in mind) that not life. But who am I, with my head minor variations in each case are honourable words, expressing Church of England has never church of Jesus Christ, that universal body of all believers for heights, to judge the Dean being possible (Protestant Epis- fundamental truths about the been the chorea of all English- can never fail. We can be absolutely certain of this. The two Cathedrals are alike and that therefore we should be slow For example one of our BISHOP McCALL DIES SUDDENLY I of St. Paul's? Or who am I with copal, Holy Catholic, etc.). Each nature of our church. 130th have men except in a legal sense, but Bible assures us that "the Father loves the Son" and His Canons is a University lecturer I our rather useful refectory and of these is already in use some- to judge one another or dictate been applied historically to the even if that church were to be prayer for His church does not go unheeded by the Sovereign blue-prints. and he lectures to University, Right Rev. Theodore Bruce appointed Home Secretary of meeting rooms, to judge the Pro- where among the churches of the Church of England. But each disestablished, it would still be Father. The word "church" was used only three times by McCall, Bishop of Wangaratta sA.B. . ' What I have to say can be Church and City in Christian since 1963, died suddenly In vost of Southwark if he holds a Anglican Communion. has been used in such partisan called The Church of England, our Lord. He tells us in Matthew 16:18 that He will build Ethics; one has an honorary In this position, his many gifts based on five General pro- Wangaratta on Thursday, Jan- cheese and wine party in the and exclusive fashions and has for it would remain a spiritual His church on the kind of faith that Peter had when he positions: position on the staff of the Uni- became widely known. He had Nave? NOT ENGLISH been so grossly misunderstood, home for any Englishman of confessed, "You are the Christ, the son of the living God." uary 16, at the age of 57. 1. A Cathedral is not the inost versity Extra-Mural Department a special gift of courtesy and We also, and I think in this In a brief article, the pros and as to make its use unac,eptable Christian belief, without any Moreover, He added "and the powers of death shall no and is therefore in a position to Bishop McCall was a son of friendliness, Was a good admini- prevail against it." (RSV). important building in the we reach the only point our cons of each name cannot be in an official name. extra tag such as belief in a par- arrange innumerable formal and Sir John McCall, a former strator and his active mind was English Cathedrals have in com- ticular doctrine of authority or There is a promise for you and me in the midst of secular city, a truth of which the Agent-General for Tasmania in fully discussed. My purpose is Behind our difficulty in find- size of Manchester Cathedral informal courses inside and on quick to grans the essentials of mon, go on with the worship of to demonstrate the inadequacy of ing a name descriptive of our of church order and government. discouragement, counsels of despair, hostility of indifference. the fringe of the Church; one is London and trained at St. any subject. God. We always' serve coffee in By using the name The and the size of our conurbation each of these and to suggest church, that is acceptable, lies The powers of this world, of. Satan, of hell, of death, may are a living demonstration. particularly expert in town-plan- Columb's Hall, Wangaratta. He He was consecrated Bishop of the refectory after our Sunday our tradition of enfolding in one, Church Of Australia we ad- seem to prevail but our Lord says they do not. • 2. It follows therefore that the ning and housing; our Sub-Dean obtained his Th.Schl. in 1943 Rockhampton in 1959 and was morning Eucharist: we some- many variations, even contradic- mit the need, and accept the Paul tells us in Ephesian 5:25 that "Christ loved the translated to his own home dio- The Church of England (with major work of a Cathedral in the is known and loved throughout and in 1951 the B.A. of the times have discussion after our or without "in Australia") makes tions. Any of the suggested responsibility, of ministering to church and gave Himself for it." Since the word "church" the diocese and indeed even cese in 1963. Evening Service, Sometimes, save all Australians. The Christian always means "congregation" in the Bible, here is further modern city is to send people University of Queensland. After us forever English, although we names will give undue offence to out into the city: a minor work more widely for his retreats, Bishop McCall was a con- the mark, we put on a Miracle some within the Church, and not Church is not in Australia to proof that the body of true believers, born again as the four parish appointments in are no longer tied, either doc- is to invite others in. quiet days and on every occa- vinced Anglo-Catholic but all Play. We like people to pray as trinally or legally, to the English only to those with peculiar ideas. supply the wants of ex-English- children of God by the regenerating power of the Holy 3. sion where the gift of gracious Wangaratta, he became an A.I.F. who had the pleasure of work- well as to participates—in our men, ex-Italians, or others Spirit given to us, must triumph. Christ took no risk in A Cathedral is the servant Church. It is not appropriate for Anglican will disaffect the un- of the diocese not by the pro- speech seasoned with salt is chaplain in 1943. He was rector ing with him in the wider affairs family life. (I am obliously suf- English and those who want a according to their place of dying for the sinners whom He loved. By the offering of valued. a self-governing church to be vision of a meeting-place or of Holy Trinity, Launceston of the Australian Chord] found fering from anxiety about Miss clear identification with the land origin, but of all Australians. his shed blood He paid the price of our redemption and him to be above all a loving Pitt!) tied to the place of origin. This salvation and we are saved for ever. basilica but by the provision of I myself am Chairman of the (Tasmania) when he was may be fitting for Roman Cath- where we live. Episcopal, Cath- This means becoming identified immigrants' work in the city and Christian gentleman. olic, Protestant, singly or in with the Australian community Further, Christ's church is God's church and God is resources in manpower for the olics, but not for us. It is signifi- use of men and women in the serve on the City Educa- GREAT MISTAKE cant that the small Reformed combination, will discontent and being found active wher- sovereign in His church and indeed throughout human history. parishes. tion Committee. My own Perhaps I could finish with a those wishing to avoid any name ever Christian action is needed However desperate the situation may look for His church, CHRISTIAN REVOLUTIONARY Church, a comparative newcom- 4. It may well be the func- basic interests are in the arts and story from the days when I was er to our shores, of Dutch origin, favouring one party or another. —whether the people in need are however the modem prophets may tell us Christianity is concerned with the Council of Anglicans or not. tion of a Cathedral to astonish, in social work. None of us stops TRAINING has already dropped "Dutch" There remains one other pos- doomed, man can never cirumvent the will and purpose of to think whether what we do Churches and the Marriage Gui- Our Church has already our Sovereign Lord. to delight by a fine excess, to from its title. sibility, that, after the pattern of extend the frontiers of what can takes place in the Cathedral or NE hundred youth leaders from all States, in- dance Council in Sheffield. A the Church of England, we ven- accepted this principle. From the The opposite is true. Those who despise and reject Christ outside it. Indeed some of my O "Christian Family Week" was Those who advocate the word Church of England we have in- and therefore His body, the church, will certainly meet be considered "religious" in cluding New Guinea, shared in the Third Anglican often forget that ture upon the name The Church people's minds. most important work is done in being planned, and among the of Australia. herited a tradition of bringing Him as their judge. He makes it crystal clear that this world 5. the Town Hall and Education Australian Christian Endeavour Summer School visual material was to be a exactly the same objection the church to the people, rather age will come to an end. Time for man will run out, just It is the task of a Cathedral applies to this word because it Before pointing out some of to go on obstinately, beautifully Office and lecture-room. of Leadership at the Naamaroo Conference picture of a Christian Home. the advantages of this name, One than of calling people away from as it runs out for us individually. When that end comes, One party on the committee is a vague word, and has been their place of living and dealing our Lord will return and bring in the new heaven and the and relevantly with the public This is not to say that people Centre, Lane Cove National Park, Sydney. Under used quite legitimately as an um- obvious objection must be con- worship of God. wished to see a picture of sidered. Do we have any right with them according to their new earth in which dwells righteousness. There is a climax are not coming into the Cathe- the theme, "Go Change the World!" the students Father reading his paper, Mother brella-term for all •-who are in affiliations. for you! Can I now offer some varia- dral. One of the most common doing communion with Canterbury— to such a name? The Church of tions on the above themes? First, learn how to become "New Christian Revolution- her sewing, the children England in Australia is not the Although our attempts to do Defeatism has no place in Christ's church for it is in- attitudes today would place the pursuing fret-work or doing but it still means "English"—or this have been often inadequate vincible. It can only move forward, sharing in the triumph the question of importance. Of Christian faith as one element, ary" leaders and how to train further leaders in perhaps "English-ish." In Aus- established church of this coun- course the pious will already homework all in one room. try; it does not represent the and ill-conceived, particularly in of its Lord. We must be deeply concerned with our troubled perhaps not the most important, their respective districts. Others said "Not so! We will tralia., too, it suffers the dis- industrial cities, we have endor- world, deeply involved and deeply resposible. Knowing whose have reached for their spiritual in personal life. advantage of having become, The students shared in a busy were also given daily study as- show an empty room with sed the principle by providing a side we are on we must pray and work, Watch and remember. This may seem 'shocking to School program, with sessions arrows showing where they've all quite illogically, a partisan word. diocesan and parochial system 'We can be "cast down, but not destroyed." signments, as well as the prepara What alternatives have we? LEFT SHORT the minority of devout Chris- led by a selected panel of speak- gone—Father to his union meet- covering the whole continent, "Thanks be to God who gives us the victory." SCOTS REJECT ers. These included Mr R. H. tion of demonstration you th Episcopal has never been pop- Writing in his diocesan paper, tians, but a moment's reflection meetings and lecturettes. ing, Mother to the Towns- even in places where regular will indicate its practical truth. Cleaver, M.H.R., National Chris- women's Guild, the children to ular in this country, although we Bishop James Housden of New- congregations can hardly be OPEN TABLE One of the students from the youth club ..." are an esiscopalian Church. But The form it takes in relation tian Endeavour President, who castle referred to the failure to gathered. We have not required gave a series of addresses on the New Guinea was Mr Pokwar The great mistake we make meet missionary needs. He said: \pnoposal to allow admission to our present subject is, of is that a certain number of Angli- to Communion of members of need for responsible Christian Kale, who was greatly helpe to spend all our time trying to Our method of diocesan and FEAR: A PROBLEM course, the Special Service! If, by the School. Pokwari is on cans or a certain income be churches with which it is com- for instance, bee-keeping is your leadership. e get people to come to us. parish finance has squeezed the found in any area before trying Psalm 27:1; The Lord is my of the first hundred students a only reducible item in the dio- disobedienceof His Word. Jonah mitted to seeking unity was re- ruling passion, thenyou may Mr Cleaver stated that Chris- I for one should begin to be a toprovide a ministry. light and my salvation; whom was rightly fearful when bePaid jected earlier this month by the the new University of Nev bit worried if many more thin cesan budget, namely the sup- very rightly wish to hold a cen- tian young people should be in- Guinea in Port Moresby and i gs Other Churches, of course, are shall I fear? David often speaks his passage and boarded ship to Provincial Synod of the Scottish tenary service for bee-keepers in volved in local politics and that happened in Manchester Cathe- Qualify port of our missionaries who are doing the same thing, and we studying to be one of the firs about fear in the Psalms. Fear get away from doing His Episcopal Church, meeting in Manchester Cathedral — and it was their responsibility to de- dral and even more worried if doing God's work in our name. would hope that other Christians Perth. indigenous lawyers in the Ter FOR was part of his life as it is of Master's will. The result was the Dean and Canons will be velop Christian standards in our ritory. we were not living in and with With the rise of local expendi- will eventually join us in bring- ours. We fear failure, people, the secular city on our door- ture, both in parishes and dio- disastrous but he did come back, The proposal has strongly delighted to welcome you to nation. Rev. Roy Edwards of ing The Church Of Australia poverty, struggle, loss of respect, divided the clergy but the laity Another student from th step. cese, the amount available for humbled and repentant and God that particular form of service, Queensland presented a challeng- e CHRISTIAN into being. Somebody must set sickness, weakness, ageing. We continued to use him and bless favour it. Very Rev. P. C. which in effect says to the Lord, ing series of Bible studies based Woomera Rocket Range said missionary support in the year the pattern for this church—who are rarely without some fear. him. Rodger told the synod it would "Before I came to this School ending this month will be "Here we all are, bee-keepers on the Epistle of Paul to the better than ourselves? How do we cope with it? If you lack confidence, and be hard to continue talks with and retailers of honey. Please Galatians. Rev. Geoff Fletcher disliked my work and dreaded ANGLICANS AND SERVICE $10,000 short of our target. Australian Anglicans have the this may be the greatest fear you having to return to Woomera; but I regard this matter of so If we can say that the Lord the Church of Scotland if the bless us in our bee-keeping." and Mr Brian Willersdorf de- choice before us of becoming have, trust your Saviour more in proposal were rejected. He also Now for veloped the theme of youth and now I sin actually looking for- OR TRODOX CONFER *AT HOME great urgency that I must per- identified with the total Austra- Jesus is our light and salvation, the purist, the rigorist ward to my return, as I believe we have the safest refuge from these areas of living where you said that its rejection would for putting first things first, will evangelism. sonally scrape together $100 for lian community at the points of lack. mean running the risk of losing it is the place where God wants Anglican delegates to joint *OVERSEAS anxiety and fear. We will be sneer or explode with wrath at During the School films were doctrinal discussions with the this appeal. This reference may deepest need, where the Christ- Solomon tells us that "the fear from the church half the present me to be and He has work for appear to some in poor taste, ian gospel can bring hope and tossed and tumbled by life's seas, this spiritual triviality. I think shown which dealt with the art me to do for Him." Holy Orthodox Churches have Write but in His presence we have the of the Lord is the beginning of generation and all the next one. we should look seriously and for details but I feel the need so strongly reconciliation and power—or of wisdom." Notice that it is only of communication. The students The School Director, Rev. been announced by the Archbis- that I am prepared to throw my becoming an introverted Angli- quiet harbour. His disciples often hop of Canterbury. SYDNEY MISSIONARY & were afraid but He came to the beginning. The loving fear Fred J. Nile, said, "I was very glove into the ring in the hope can sect, ministering only to "the pleased with the calibre of the The list has been revised as a them with His covering peace. that springs from a close rela- result of the 1968 Lambeth Con- BIBLE COLLEGE that I will thereby stimulate each faithful." While the choice of a tionship with Christ must domi- students and their high level of and everyone to join me sacri- "Why are you fearful?" he said. ference and it includes nine 43 BADMINTON RD., CROYDON, name is only a very small aspect The fear that persists is nate our actions. co-operation and participation. ficially. Unless our missionaries of this greater decision, a right CONFIRMATION SERVICE They are returning to their re- English bishops and other cler- N.S.W. 2132. T61047-4780 (Syd.) the failure to trust Him moment This fear that springs from misheard the call of God then choice might help us to know love instructs us in His beauty As approved by the Archbishop of Sydney spective States better equipped gy, six from the U.S.A., two God expects us to uphold them. where we are going. by moment. "Thou shalt not be from Canada and one each from afraid of the terror by night or and loveliness. It teaches us so spiritually and mentally for the much about ourselves. The coin: task of youth leadership. I be- Wales, Ireland, Scotland, India, the arrow that flieth by day." Price 35 cents per dozen (postage extra) South Africa, Jerusalem and For free, friendly and courteous advice on travel anywhere, consult parison makes us wonder that lieve as "New Christian Revolu- Australia. One fear alone is healthy. 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They will not do this through begins if we fear His holiness, us to that healthy daily depen- a revolution of force and fear chose the Archdeacon of North Culwulla Chambers, 67 Castlereagh Street, Sydney. Phone 28-1329 His will, His purpose for our William Andrews Printing Co. Pty. Limited Sydney, Venerable Graham Del- dence on Christ which "casts out based on violence, but through a bridge (coadjutor-bishop elect). lives and if we fear to live in fear." 96-98 MAY STREET, ST. PETERS revolution of love and reason, Page 2 Telephone 51-2119 based on the transforming power The Anglican members of the Australian Church Record, February 6, 1969 of Jesus Christ." Joint ommission expect to meet in England in September 1969. Australian Church Record, February 6, 1969 Page 3 Knowing Communist intransi- 41,41, AVIAI,NdIININVIWAPIINPJY.NNI,..J.411,PONIPJ 1,141,44,0,11,41,00,414,0 gence, whether it be of the Rus- Evangelical sian, Chinese or N.L.F. variety, Return to Singapore Interpretation we are learning not to expect too leadership from page one wrong Nabs and much from the Paris peace talks. SINGAPORE HOSTS Religion o rifer for the West But we will pray for these, Shopping is de rigettr in Singa- Letters to the Editor wouldlike todisagree with Australian ( 23/ 11/68) reports I pore and I ended up with two knowing that God is sovereign that prior to electing a new An- Rev. Geoff. Clark's article "The and that it is His world. extra suitcases to carry the loot. glican archibishop, "A careful to Scripture and radical in every- lem and Christian alike, are the Bible and the Ordination of Sometimes it was with Wendy, women are engaged in studying study of the background and thing else." Within the church incliginous people of that country Women." Cowie* sometimes with the Bishop and subjects of the Th.C. course, in- A GRIEVANCE churchmanship of all candidates of God the "obedient nucleus" and had been living there for He suggests that the freedom once with both. The expeditions cluding housewives, mission- Some of our readers have a will be made before the number (evangelical or otherwise) has in- over 1300 years? What crime from the law, clearly expressed were spread over the two days. aries, deaconesses, university LESSONS OF SUFFERING grievance. We of the Record is reduced to three or four." variably and with unsuspected had they committed 'against all in Galatians, negates passages in In between we met people, students, the wives of ministers It is not fashionable to sug. management have one too. Both So it seems that East or West, support done most to shape the Jews in general and the Jewish other Pauline epistles which im- saw various places, got caught — and some ministers them- gest that tiom the present travail are justifiable. Nearly every future. settlers amongst them, that made pose restrictions on the in traffic jams, had dinner on the looking for a candidate with a selves, who are doing a "re- in Vietninti, Biafra and in the newspaper in Australia has Can evangelicals not be ex- Jews from all over Europe come authority and ministry of women ship and went to a typical din- foot in every theological camp Iresher course." U.S.A. itself, God has lessons to given expression to it too. In- cited at the quite remarkable and fight them and push them in church. His feeling is that ner at the Church of the Ascen- and a heart in none is still very The curriculum covers the teach His people. Nevertheless, dividual copies and bulk sup- these restrictions are of sion, next to St. Andrew's much a post-election idea. Yet growth in just two decades of out of their homeland? Is this entire Bible (some books in we believe it is so. There is a plies of the Record are reaching such autonomous societies as not an act of criminal egression? temporary significance only. I School. I chose a table where (me must still assume that a detail, some in outline), the com- purpose in all suffering and in their destination up to a week C.M.S., World Vision, Far wish to advance four reasons I would have only Chinese and benchful of near monochrome How would any citizen of any plete range of Church History, death and in every form and sometimes more after they country in this wide world toler- why this is not a fair inter- Indians for companions and bishops is as "wrong" as a coun- Eastern Broadcasters, Wycliffe an introduction to Christian doc- of human misery. God taught are posted on the Wednesday be- ate same one else to drive him pretation. thoroughly enjoyed It. I told one try with too many monochrome Bible Translators, Bible Insti- trine, and Prayer Book I. In weakened and defeated Israel fore publication date. by force out of his homeland Chinese lady, through an inter- dioceses. tutes, Gideons, 1.V.F., Mission- addition the candidate is requir- Firstly, Paul wrote all of the through Zechariah; "not by Parishes in W.A. as well as preter, how much an Australian And having regard to the quite ary Aviation Fellowship, Gos- and his home, and dispossess him ed to pass in an examination and relevant passages as an apostle might nor by power, but by my N.S.W. have complained and enjoyed eating with her. pathetic ratio of evangelical pel Recordings, Scripture of it and claim it his own? Will in practical work in two of: of Jesus Christ and he would spirit, saith the Lord." justly so. Our publishing costs This mixed-race congregation bishops to evangelical clergy, Union and so on? Australians tolerate such egres- Christian Ethics, Christian Mis- not introduce a contradiction in Student activism and riots in were greatly increased last year was farewelling one vicar, a only the truly partisan can op- Referring to the influence of sion if it came from any of sions, New Testament Greek I, his writings under the in- Paris, Prague, Tokyo and the by savage increases in bulk neighbouring countries? C.M.S. missionary from N.Z., pose any move for more ade- voluntary religious societies, the Epistle to the Romans, spiration of the Holy Spirit. U.S.A.; savage reprisals in the postal charges. But with these in- and welcoming his N.Z. replace. quate representation, as a recent Canon Max Warren has com- It will be to the advantage of Preaching and Sermon Cons.ruc• Paul does not present the re- Middle East; hot - headed creased charges amounting to ment. Deaconness Emmie A.C.R. editorial suggested should mented, "There is something strictions upon women as temp- nationalism in Africa; changing some hundreds per cent, de- Stevens and Rev. Graham Ogden obtain. If for example convinced wholly onesided and inaccurate orary. He does not say this any- regimes in South America; near liveries take longer than ever. where himself. of Sydney, who is lecturing at Anglo-Catholic or evangelical in the popular picture of evan- CLERGYMAN LICENSEE revolution in the Roman Bulk supplies are no longer de- St. Peter's were bishops are' not willing (or ex- gelical religion as being one of Secondly, the discussion in Church; all point to a world livered on Saturdays. Written seated nearby. You will be surprised to knots pected) to speak out on impor• almost unbridled individualism. Galatians refers to the way of gasping in the moral and spiri- complaints to the postal tant issues, 'how can large num- The disciplined fellowship of re- salvation and the path 'of tual vacuum of its own creating. authorities have been in vain. that with all this rather fever- is activity, remembering Singa- bers of clergy and laity claim to ligious societies is the real clue righteousness. As Mr Clark ob- There is always the danger that Whatever way we might be represented at all? to evangelical religion." serves, this is brought about by Bible - believing Christians will change our printing and publish. pore's soupy climate, the Bishop also found time to talk about Certainly the vacuum left by .1. S. Goldney, "an internal compulsion written be drawn into the maelstrom, ing deadlines, we would still the diocese. detached and "mute mono- Hawthorn, S. Aust. on the heart of the believer by will give up the struggle because have the problem of late chrome" bishops wi 11 be the Holy Spirit." We are free this present world seems all-de- delivery. Our one consolation is Singapore will probably be divided foam Malaya by the end promptly filled. As the English No criticism of the law in salvation and manding and perhaps all-satisfy- that we are a fortnightly and so church press makes plain, for righteousness because Jesus ing. even 13 days after our pub- of 1969. Bishop Chiu will There are two queries I would remain Bishop of Singapore with evangelicals in the U.K. (in re- Christ has fulfilled the law. Elijah's beliefs were as sound lication date, each issue is the gard to current controversies) the like to bring before you, and However, we can still be taught about 30 clergy and Malaya, with your readers. Both are questions, as could be but once when the current issue. So far, nobody in mantle has fallen on men of about salvation and righteous- struggle became too great for Australia gets it as late as that. St. Mary's Kuala Lumpur as the Not criticisms. cathedral, will have the same the calibre of Dr. Packer and ness from the law and the law him, he crawled under the shade We know that our readers will Bishop Chiu and Mrs Chiu at the entrance to Bishopshourne. John Stott, A.C.R. Nov. 14 quoted from is still binding upon many issues number. an article in the Catholic Weekly of a juniper tree and asked God bear with us and that circum- Singapore. In so many ways there as Jesus reminds us in Matthew of October 24 headed "Anglican that he might die. One sign of stances which we cannot control is a disturbing discrepancy be- 5:17-19, Dean Assists at Mass." the time before the Lord's re- will not prevent them maintain- tween what the "grass roots" The other passages about the turn is that men's hearts will be ing their orders for parish sup- T IS WELL level" is supporting and what By comparison, on the Octo- ministry of women are not con- failing them for fear. Such are plies. by Sheila Hayles the c.hurch leaders are bless- ber holiday weekend there was a nected directly with salvation these times and they clearly call Youth Camp or Youth Bible "Is it well with thee?" and she AGE ing. and righteousness, but are you and me to go into the world THE MIDDLE EAST RY OF CATHEDRAL MUSIC Why for example should the Conference at Rawsonville in the recommendations about church answered "It is well" (2 Kings in the strength of our Lord and Never ha, the Record received average churchman in England Parish of either Dubbo or Nar- order, a different subject. 4.) When the peace of God floods romine. Th witness to the Bible's saving and 1868-1968 care two hoots what the major- e chaplain and/or Thirdly — "And yet it is not eternal truths. so much public relations our soul then we can say with material, press releases and ity of Lambeth bishops thought organiser was a priest from the lawful for the Church to ordain full and joyful hearts "It is well" at 5.30 Diocese of Sydney, and 1 won- booklets about the rights ' and p.m. on of the controversial unity pro- anything that is contrary to NEW PRESIDENT in the same spirit of faith as dered if he first informed the The senior chaplain to the Missions to Seamen, Fremantle, wrongs of the Arab-Israeli con- the Shunammite woman showed. posals if as the Archdeacon of W.A., Rev. Christopher thetwynd. Mr Chetwynd told the Rec- God's Word written, neither may Few Presidents of the U.S.A. flict. The Israeli material is pro- THE FOUR THURSDAYS IN FEBRUARY Bodmin and Professor Deanes- Bishop of Bathurst or his Admin- it be repugnant to another." As troubled on every side, yet itsrator in his absence and also ord that lie was probably the only clergyman in Australia have taken office at such a criti- duced and presented with skill. (6th, 13th, 20th, 27th) ley maintain (Church Times, (Article 20 of the Church of not distressed; we are perplexed the appropriate Rector. My own licensed to sell liquor which is dispensed in the missico bar. cal stage in history as Richard The Arab material is amateurish 27/9/68), "Most of the bishops England). We can never abolish but not in despair; persecuted, knowledge of the event was by Milhous Nixon. Fewer still have and very angry. The truth pro- were voting on proposals they one statement in the Scripture but not forsaken; cast down, but The Cathedral Evensong will feature the music of the Vic- private mail and not from a dio- all had his long experience of high bably has to be found elsewhere. had not read." concerned, especially lion, Principles and Methods of by reference to another, though not destroyed; always bearing torian, Edwardian, Georgian and Elizabethan periods. cesan source. Christians, if they make a care- Evangelism, Religious Education office and his grasp of the Israel as it was before the about in the body the dying of As the Keele and Berlin Con- such reference may modify our I notice that the front page ful study of the causes of this I and Youth Group Leadership; interpretation. domestic and international poli- Six Day War of June 1967, is the Lord Jesus, that the life also ferences confirmed, evangelicals tical scene. Visitors are invited to share in this important aspect of the title of each edition of your Palestine tragedy before passing and also in two of: Philosophi- a sovereign state recognised by of Jesus might be made manifest are today seeking out leaders Fourthly, Paul shows that the international law. The Middle "St. Andrew's" Cathedral Centenary Programme. paper reads to include after the judgment on Palestinian Arabs. cal and Comparative Doctrine, President Nixon is a. man of in our body. For which cause with theological conviction and place of women was fixed be- deep Christian convictions and East will remain a powder keg main title what appears to be a J. Gordon Boutagy, New Testament Greek II, Gos- fore the law was given, as he we faint not, but though our disowning those who attempt to claim, namely: he will need the prayers of all with Russia in control of the foist on people a pietistic, legal- Mosman, NS.W. pel and Epistles of John, Prayer says in I Timothy 2:13-14. This outward man perish, yet the in- "The Church of England Christians that God's blessing, fuse until the Arab nations con- istic tribalism. The more so at Book II and Religious Education principle is also advanced by ward man is renewed day by Newspaper." II strength and guidance may be cerned come to the conference clay. (2 Cror. 4.) a time when formidable theo- Church bookstalls Paul in Galatians 3:17-18 when his as he and his administration table. Is this technically and legally Is it well with you? As Chris- logical divisions are replacing I was interested to read your Printed Study Notes, plus de- he is defending justification by faceproblems uh would correct? Hitherto I'have thought faith alone. tianshv view e neglected to "abide those of denomination. paragraph an church bookstalls tailed text book references, are sorely test any man. that our Church had no official Douglas R. Trethewie, PERTH VACANCY in Christ" and to go to Him for TAKE e/ fat As the Rev. John Stott has newspaper. (ACR, Nov. 14) as my husband provided. The course is divided Oalfh East Geelong, Vic. Although those responsible cleansing in Christ's precious commented (CEN, 1/11/68), (Rev.) W. L. Wade, and I run a bookstall at Holy into eighteen units normally for electing a new archbishop of blood? Have we sin in our hearts 'The true evangelical professes Peak Hill, N.S.W. Trinity, North Terrace, taken at the rate of three per Perth have only had an initial not repented of and in conse- -I HERBA-HEAL-TEAS to be conservative in his loyalty Adelaide. year (i.e. over six years) but quence is our walk with the Lord I am keen to contribute some- which can be taken at a faster meeting, it seems likely that for hest results Why fight? Perth may soon have its first not as it should be? Is it well? JIM thing to a discussion on church rate by competent students. My attention has been drawn Australian archbishop. Is It well with your husband MOVING bookstalls if it isn't too late. 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H., DCE, Melbourne; by enemy acticeu in the Darwin area in World Baker, C. V., Linen.; Henderson, I. T., this is an attractive re-issue spiritual world, to this temporal ber of evangelicals closely con- War II lie buried. The Bishop of the Northern Territory rec- Licentiate in Theology (Th.L.) WA., FIGS. FRMetS, GBRE, Brisbane; of a popular study, first pub- life? Mrs Guder answers this cerned With Christian television ently held a Confirmation at the Adelaide River settlement. HOLIDAY FLAT Cowie, M. L., Deac. House, Melbourne; lished in 1953, since then out of tin order of merit) boa. G. R., St. Michael ,Adelaide; Roberts, D. M.. WA., GBRE, Mel- question by the "Beatitudes" refused point-blank to review Tastefully furnished, 2 bedrm. WANTED FIRST CLASS: Henderson T., St. John, Riverina; bourne; Wieck, P. J., DCE, Brisbane; print. This edition is on deep applied through personal experi- this report of a 1966 Consul- Flats, modern, all elec., no linen Barraclough, R G., B.A., Moore, R. 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J., Can-Go; Farmer, J. A., DCE, Brisbane, Slater, black and white drawings. we must cope with today and two years after the event. Added Apply: F. R. ELLIOTT, Thomson, I. F., Dip. Arch., Moore, Kaines, G. D. P., St. Mambas, Ade- R. B. GBRE, Sydney; Price, B. R., Richard Church presents such things as overdrawn bank material reflects A.B.C. attitude nR KEITH COLE, Acting Principal of Ridley Col- WANTED 100 more students to enrol in Unatt.; Winter, IL W., D.P.A., Moore, )aide; Brain, N. J., Sydney; Lewis, R. DBE, Adelaide; Tuba, N., St. Paul, Box 29, Forster, N.S.W. 2428. C. of E. Bible College. Full Bible course Unatt.; Smith, H. C., BA., Dip. Ed., I., Canterbury as "a place-persona- accounts, problem children . . . to religion. l, lege, Melbourne, announced recently that a lectures In Sydney or by correspon- Unatt.; Ransom, I. F., Sydney; Carpentaria; Connell, R. J., DBE, Telephone 65. dence anywhere. Full details from St. John. Bathurst; Braybrook, I. J., St. Beaumont, G. E., Melbourne; Hankie, Adelaide, lity, a creature of time and cir- and the plumbing is stopped up. National School of Evangelism will be held in Mel. Registrar, P.O. Box 41. Roseville, Iohn, Melbourne; Fatter, R. D.. St. G., St. Columb., Carpentaria; Gibson, PASS: cumstance, but also an influence How?" TITUS & PHILEMON by D. N.S.W. Barnabas, Adelaide; Lansford, R. B., J. H. A., St. Mark, Can-Go; Denley, Elu, D., St. Paul, Carpentaria; Gran- bourne from Monday, March 17, to Friday, March BA., St. Barnabas, Adelaide; Fleming, 13. ,St. John, Riverine; Gillum, H. H., ville, F. L. DCE, Brisbane; Blanket, of creative persuasion in the lives In a positive, satisfying, joyful Edmond Hiebert, Moody Poess, J. I., St. Barnabas. Adelaide; Wheatley, B.A., L.L.B., GBRE, Melbourne; E., St. Paul, Carpentaria; Foukimoana, of men and the destinies of "I-have-proved-it" interprets. Chicago. 1957. pp. 128. 95c. 21, in conjunction with the Billy Graham Crusade. PROFESSIONAL P. J., St. Barnabas, Adelaide. Hynard. G. W., ARAJA, Sydney; T., GBRE, Polynesia; Birbeck, F. E., Lowe, D. A., Moore, Sydney; Mason, Carnaby, R. peoples." Her story is traced in (US). Moody's Everyman's Bible PERSONAL H., Sydney; Copley, A. W., DBE, Adelaide; Lardner, C. M., Mel- tion of the beatitudes, we find Dr Cole is Chairman of the the Billy Graham School of I. G., B.A., Moore, Sydney; Coo, H. Melbourne; Tukua, J., St. Cotumb., Poly- bourne; Thornton, E. A., DCE, Mel- loving detail, liberally spiced the author helping the reader, Commentary series is extremely SERVICES T., Moore, Sydney; Nobbs, R. K., nesla; Reyes, R. L., Christ, Tasmania; School, whose lecturing staff bourne; Clarke, R. J., Melbourne; Bris- with anecdotes and legends. A valuable for serious Bible Evangelism, 802 Caltex House, Moore, Sydney; Butcher. W, M., Unatt.; Andrews, N. 'J., Can-Go; Knelt), 7 S. bane, P., St, Paul, Carpentaria; Wood, cleric or lay, to live in both will include members of the 167 Kent Street, Sydney, 2000. THE engagement is anncunced of the Thurley, G. D., Ridley, Tasmania; M., Moore, West. Tang.; McAllister, A. A. V., Sydney. meticulous likeness. worlds. Biblical theology is students who need low-priced Rev. David Thompson, to be Chaplain Gardner, G. S.. Moore, Sydney; Collins, J. W., Unatt.; Ogle, W. J., St, John, Billy Graham Team and guest At a similar School of Evan- at Lockhart River, Nth, Queensland. I., Moore, Sydney; Halls, T. J., Moore, Newcastle. THE F. A. WALTON PRIZE WINNERS 1', F. Nevkall. written in plain language. commentaries on each book. lecturers, CUSTOMS AGENTS to Miss Margaret Jivaratnam, nurse- Sydney; Holland, R. 13., Trinity, Mel- FOR 1968 gelism during the Billy Graham evangelist at Be, Fill Islands. Theo Hayman. This one is no exception. Could Goods cleared/delivered bourne. THE HEY SHARP PRIZEMEN, 1968 Hunt, E. L., BA., DCE, Bris; Sydney Crusade in April 1968, Nickson, N. QUEST FOR REALITY, compiled by be improved by some use of The School is open to theolo- PASS: M., Dip. Chem., BCE, nearly 300 students from New ex Parcels Post, Aircraft Thorne, J. A. C., BA., Unatt.; Barraclough, R. G., B.A., More, Melbourne. Merton B. Osborn, Moody Press. CREATIVE PROCEDURES FOR ADULT bold-face type for sub-headings. gical students and ministers who and ships. Webster, M. F., Deac. House, Mel- Unatt.; Jensen, P. F., Moore, Sydney. PASS PART II, 1968 have been ordained for five years South Wales attended. Dr Billy bourne; Cowan, H, D., St. Michael, pp. 126, 60 GROUPS Ed. H. D. Minor. Abingdon, "SERVICE TRANSPORT" A new and efficient service THE JOHN FORSTER PRIZEMAN, (In alphabetical order) cents. BIBLICAL TRUTH & MOD- or less within Victoria and a Graham has said that the Schools Unatt.; Murray, D. 0., St. Michael, 1968 Allen, L. 181 Clarence St., Sydney. Bunbury; Huggins, A. T., Perry Hall, A., DBE, Adelaide; Amon, Fifteen stories of people who 1968. pp. 176. $1.85. ERN MAN by Bruce D. limited number of theological of Evangelism now being held in Gippsland; Williams, H. B.. B.Sc., Barraclough, R. G., B.A., Moore, K. I., DBE, Adelaide; Barton, W. E.; sought reality without finding it Rahtjen. Abingdon, U.S.A. conjunction with most major Phone 29-5001, 29-3634. ANTHONY WELBY Ph.D., Ridley, Unatt.; Parker, K. W., Unatt. Bennett, W. DCE, Melbourne; Bews, B. The sub-title of this book is students and ministers in South St. John, Melbourne; Jorgensen, D. R., Pass in either part (in alphabetical order) M., DCE, Brisbane; Black, M. AL, until Christ found them. Enter- 1968. pp. 143, $1.65. A good Australia, Western Australia, Crusades are now considered one Moore, Unatt.; Stephens, G. F., Mel- DCE, Melbourne; Brown, B. K., DCE, "Improved Teaching in the ORGAN BUILDER Adam, P. J., Ridley, Melbourne; Melbourne; Bush, M., GBRE, Tasmania; tainers, a larrik in dope and layman's guide to the back- Northern Territory, Queensland of the most effective and lasting bourne; Duncan, L. J., AASA, ACIS, Baker, P. M., Deac. House, Sydney; a surgeon, a convict. A book Church" and it certainly pro- 9 Ruskin Rowe, Avalon Bch., St. Francis, Brisbane; Gomersall, C. E.. Butu, T., St. Peter, Melanesia; Clucas, ground of the Bible facing the and Tasmania, nominated by aspects of the Crusade ministry. Ballantine-Jones, Moore, Moore, Sydney; E. 1., DCE. Melbourne; Crawley, J. H., vides an excellent basis for such Grafton; Holland, L., Deac. House, Barrett, S. G., Sydney; Barter, that you can't put down until it problems of modern science, Dr Graham visits Auckland and 2107. Phone 918-3751. tMatt.; Ramsay. J., Moore, Sydney; D., St. Francis, Nth. (21d.; Beattie. R. DCE, Melbourne; Disney, G. R., DCE, a purpose. The educational prin- their colleges or denominations. C., Melbourne; Dyke, V. J., GBRE, Mel- is finished. The last is best - miracles and interpretation of Dunedin in New Zealand before Wright, D. S., Moore, Adelaide; Jack- St. Columb., Carpentaria; Beiers, J. bourne; Edmondson, ciples set out in the Introduction It is expected that approximately L., St. Francis, Brisbane; Bell, M. F, D. A., DBE, Ade- the man who hated Billy Graham Bible language. Excellent for 200 ministers and students will his Melbourne Crusade, and TO let. two-bedroom furnished flat, on St. Francis, Brisbane; Bosschaeri, A. J., laide; Faifu, M., St. Peter, Melanesia; and the opening chapter on the bus routes. Westmead area. rakata, W., St. Peter, Melanesia; Pugin, and set out to punch his nose, group study. a further School of Evangelism Reply St. Francis, Brisbane; Boyce, N. J., L., St. Peter, learning process are well worth enrol for the School, Inquiries 635-0600 or write Box 224. Church Moore, Armidale; Brown, P. Moot. 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Tel. 51-6460. primary tasks in the modern Friday, January 31. world should read them. Page 6 Australian Church Record, February 6, 1969 Australian Church Record, February 6, 1969 Page 7 hot line THE AUSTRALIAN CHURCH THE AUSTRALIAN A round-up of church press comment at home key. Thomas R. Butler, curate of St. The Queen has approved the appoint- and abroad. Andrew's, Roseville (Sydney), since Feb- ment of Very Rev Martin Sullivan, RECORD ruary, 1968, leaves Sydney on March 6 Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral, as first to take up a three-year curacy at Dean of the Order of St. Michael and MIA MIA, Australian English Churchman carries The paper for Church of Rosebank (Capetown) under Rev. W. A. St. George. Deans of St. Paul's will Mothers' Union monthly, raises Molyneux. His place as part-time curate now hold the appointment in perpetuity. the banner headline "Why Car- England people — Catholic, at Roseville is being filled by Rev. the issue of working mothers. Rev. James S. Barrett, curate of St. dinal Heenan Should Not Preach Apostolic, Protestant and Gary L. Child, Director of the Church Andrew's, Lutwyche (Brisbane). has "The working mother is a con- of England Boys' Society (Sydney). at St. Paul's." Objectors at the Reformed. CHURCH RECORD been appointed to the charge of St. temporary social phenomenon" THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER—EIGHTY-NINTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION Rev. Alan McKenzie, C.M.S., vicar Saviour's Laidley. actual service were given a maul- Subscription $3 pen year, of the Church of the Ascension, Singa- it says. Not so contemporary ing by the secular, Press, even pore, left Singapore in January to Rev. Makolm F. Bell has been posted. Editorial and Busi- appointed curate of St. Luke's, Too- when we think of all the working though no Jenny Geddes hurled No. 1432 February 20, 1969 Registered at the G.P.O.. Sydney, for transmission by post Printed by John Fairfax and return to Christchurch, N.Z. He has ness: 511 Kent St., Sydney, as a newspaper. been succeeded by Rev. Ross Allen, woomba (Brisbane). mothers in the Bible. Most con- a stool. Strangely, the secular Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. Price 10 cents also sent out by C.M.S. from Christ- Rev. Anthony J. Bosschaert has been tributors try to reach firm con- 2000. Phone: 61-2975. Office church. appointed curate of St. Paul's, Mary- Press seems sympathetic to the hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. borough (Brisbane). clusions and seem to agree that Rev. Dudley Foord, Dean of Students rioters in Belfast who call North- Issued fortnightly, on alter- at Moore College, will conduct mis- Rev. Donald K. Campbell has been most women work for financial ern Ireland a "police State." nate Thursdays. Copy dead- sions to university students in Indonesia appointed curate of St. Stephen's, reasons As long as we give Riot, bloodshed and simple mur- RECOGNISE OTHER MINISTRIES for three weeks in February. Coorparoo (Brisbane). women equality of education, it line Thursday preceding date Rev. Canon D. B. Knox, principal Rev. Gregory S. Ezzy, curate of St. der are much nicer than vocal of issue, but earlier receipt of Moore College, who has been on Andrew's, South Brisbane, since 1966, is unlikely that the present trend protests. Church of England sabbatical leave in England for the past has been appointed curate of St. Luke's. will change. Tasmanian Church preferable. year, returns to Sydney on February 7. Ekibin. Newspaper gives considerable News tells a good story about space to the theological revolu- SAYS PERTH BISHOP Rev. Victor R. Cole, rector of Mona Rev, Noel C. Gill has been appointed Vale (Sydney) since 1964, has been curate of St. Mark's, Warwick a non-working man. Colonel tion in the R.C. Church in Hol- appointed rector of St. Mary Magda- (Brisbane). Alan Crisp of St. George's, Bat- land. Professdr Schillebeeckx has HE ministries of other denominations should be recognised without lene, St. Marys, from April next. Rev. Noel C. Gill has been appointed tery Point, is retired. Rev. A.G. just published "The Eucharist" BR A. L. WEBB T laying on curate of All Saints', Chermside of hands or services of reconsiliation, believes Bishop Bruce Rev, Neil K. Macintosh, curate in Reynolds accepted his offer to charge of Denistone East (Sydney) since (Brisbane). and the C.E.N. reviewer is left Dr Arthur Lideton Webb died Rosier, an auxiliary bishop of Perth. He expressed these views in an in- early 1968 has resigned as from January Rev. James E. Holbeck has been bring the parish roll up to date. wondering whether the good pro- in Sydney on 23 January after a 20 and will take up a teaching appoint- appointed curate of St. Stephen's, He visited 1,000 homes in 44 terview with the editor of the Record in Fremantle recently. ment at Shore School. Coorparoo (Brisbane). fessor really believes in transub- short illness at the age of 71. streets. Is he a non-working Rev. Frank It. Elliott, vicar of All Rev. Ian N. Hunter hos been stantiation after all. Dr Webb was a son of a rec- Bishop Rosier is a former see that the difference we have Saints,' Nundle (Amidele), has been appointed curate of St. Thomas', father? W.A. 1 know that the Presbyterians Toowong (Brisbane). Catholic Weekly quotes Pope tor of holy Trinity, Adelaide, and Rhodes Scholar, a science had in church government as for example, feel that what they inducted as vicar of All Saints,' Moree. Australian Baptist has a new Rev. James H. Smith, rector of Both- Rev. Neville J. Knott, curate of St. Pius X11: "Without Biblical the- was educated at St. Peter's Col- graduate of the University of real, but arising from the fact do is not against what our Lord well (Tasmania), has been appointed Luke's, Ekibin (Brisbane), since 1965, full-time editor in the person of ology, dogmatic theology Western Australia and an arts the ministry belongs to the wanted. It's got some scriptural chaplain to the Royal Hobart Hospital. has been appointed curate of St. Peter's, lege and the University. He had Southport. Rev. David Morley, a Victorian, becomes sterile." Frank Sheed, graduate of Oxford. lie elahor- church — it doesn't belong in backing but equally it can't be Deaconess Peggy Spry, formerly of who takes over from Rev. Ian been a lay canon of St. Andrew's ated his views in a taped inter- Tasmania, has been appointed to the Rev. Leonard H. Nairn, curate of who is obviously not strong on our case to bishops. The church conclusively proved from Scrip- Adoptions Department of the Mission St. Paul's, Ipswich (Brisbane). has Emmett. history, comments: "In all the Cathedral since 1951 and was view with the editor on hoard decides to work in this particular ture. It seems to me that the of St. James and St. John, Melbourne. been appointed curate of St. Peter's, "Chusan" at Fremantle. Southport. The Christian waxes wrathful church's long history it would be also a trustee of Moore College, way. church adjusted the kind of Mr J. L. Morgan, a graduate of the Rev. John A. Noble, curate of St. about the Wootton Report on hard to find any official state- a member of the Diocesan Pre- Editor: Thank you for meeting No particular form of church government it wanted to the University of Melbourne and who is Stephen's, Coorparoo (Brisbane), has me at the ship and for giving government finds separate sup- times and circumstances. completing a degree in theology at Ox- been appointed curate of All Saints', Drug Dependence which sug- ment about Scripture to match sentation Board and of the ford, was admitted, to the diaconate at Booval. gests that cannabis (marihuana) it, or even approach it." your valuable time to show me port in Scripture. You can sup- St. Paul's Cathedral, Sale, on Decem- He Council of the King's School. The power of God at work ber 21 by the Bishop of Gippsland. A full military funeral was accorded has no harmful effects. The re- then assures us that "by most so much of Perth and Freman- port any system you like from was a formative factor, along Rev. Norman W. McDonald, rector Private Peter Smith at St. Paul's. port seems to be just a bad joke Christians, Scripture will not be Staunchly evangelical in his tie. I am particularly interested Scripture provided that you read with the minds of men and the Belfield (Sydney) on January 29. He of Leongatha (Gippsland) since 1960, to all concerned with helping very much read." He concludes churchmanship, Arthur Webb in the motion you moved at the the right bits. I think that tides of history. has been appointed rector of St. John's was killed on Sunday January 19 while Perth synod last year, calling Bairnsdale, and a canon of St. Paul's on active service in Vietnam. He was drug-addicted people. The Wol- by saying; "Our concern is with loved all who served the Saviour for scholars are generally agreed HOLY SPIRIT WORKS Cathedral, Sale. a committed Christian, active in youth recognition of the ministries of that the present system the An- work and Branch Governor of St. fenden Report on homosexuality You see, if you say that the what Scripture can do for those and was held in the warmest re- the other denominations. His Honour Judge G. E. H. Bleby, Paul's branch of the C.E.B.S. He was and the Wootton Report just glican church follows did arise Holy Spirit led us to the Bible, Advocate of the diocese of Adelaide married in July last and left for Viet- who accept the church as gard by a wide circle of Chris- Bishop: That's right. I was out The Communion Table in the chancel at St. George's Cathedral, since 1957, has been appointed President nam in November. Parishioners of St. indicate how far the permissive of certain historical dream- and I've always believed this — of the South Australian Industrial Court Paul's intend to erect a memorial in guide." We share this concern, tian friends in all the churches asking that we recognise that stances. You could show that He helped us put those books Perth. and Industrial Commission. his honour. society has gone, but for different reasons. and in the medical profession. these are ministers as we our- that's not against what our Lord together and led our fathers to selves are ministers and that we wanted. say that this was a useful book agree who came from the tradi- ment that we didn't address our- — you're bound to say that the tion that valued bishops as some- selves as carefully as we might Holy Spirit led us to do the other thing you have to have. A lot have to the new elements in the ATTENTION FOCUSED ON things. To set up a form of of opposition came from them debate, for there were old ones. YOU TOO can become a more confident wife, church government, to work as they saw my motion as a You take anything else that's among the heathen, to develop threat to their tradition. But happened in the past in the CHURCH YOUTH REVOLT the first hospitals and found there was still no attempt to church. At that time they settled mother, hostess with the help of "A Youth Revolution?", an article by Rev. schools for the poor. meet my arguments. the problem and they are indica- We are bound too to ask, what I spoke finally to sum up but Alan Nichols of Wentworthville, N.S.W., was tive and valuable to us now, but was the Holy Spirit doing during I wasn't going to lambaste my they may not be settling present radical enough to draw very considerable atten- the Reformation? Plainly He opponents when they couldn't problems. tion from the daily press in Sydney. wasn't on one side or the other. reply. So I just said thank you ut callin BISHOPS THE ELEANOR SCHOOL OF PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT Mr Nichols is a columnist in criticised for even the Baptists b g for a renewal of the and sought leave to withdraw my church motion. I don't think we have any right Sydney's "Southern Cross" and are losing young people to less ing, youwhich historically speak- can see beginning after Editor: Who seconded your to say that the only true church in it he spoke of a vast unrest formal churches where there was is one that has bishops, Here is a course designed to help you to poised and settling over the Reformation in different motion? church young more real Christian fellowship, ways. yet this is what all Anglicans do people in Sydney. Bishop: A country clergyman confident living. It is wrapped into 10, two-hour les- Mr Nichols said. — an Englishman who was an — whether they do it because He said that they resented Therefore I would want to say sons on manicure, care and, styling of hair, social Many churches today depend that those churches which the Anglo-Catholic and changed his of the doctrine of apostolic suc- etiquette, make-up and skin core, deportment and monotony and lack of variety in on young people for both par- Holy Spirit helped to renew opinion about the value of the cession or whether they are very the conduct of church services: ticipation and leadership and it didn't have bishops after the Re-and poise, speech and group discussion, physiology and tradition after 10 years in Aus- evangelical about it— they all lack of warm fellowship when was tragic that they did not ex- formation, have still been led by tralia — Paul Atkins, rector of say you've got to have bishops anatomy. Christians get together; lack of perience the warmth of frien- God as wehavehn and I feel that we've got to revance and Toodyay. He is still a good challenge in ship that they sought. NOT LISTENING Anglo-Catholic and because of think more widely than this. Closses are held preaching and the cost of eta at CENEF at the corner of Bathurst - Mr Nichols admits that it is Now, when 1 brought this for- his deep concern for the church, You see, our Ecumenical and Kent Streets, Sydney. borate church buildings. part of the modern youth unrest ward at Perth synod, I was dis- Affairs Committee met with the The Record asked Mr Nichols but feels that there may be more he's seen the need for some- For Housewives, Wednesday, February 12, 11 a.m. to appointed that in the debate, thing a bit wider in our day. He Presbyterians and we talked to what his feelings were about the substance to it and that churches nobody was really listening to 1. p.m. Thursday, February 13, 11 a.m. to 1 may not want to go as far as I, them about bishops and we said article some weeks after he had should be doing more about it. what I was saying. You know but he wanted it debated pro- to them — why did you dice P.m. published it. He said that many Many young people were losing what was happening? perly, so he seconded it. them? They said that if you'd had spoken to him and agreed their loyalty to local churches Editor: That's right. Communi- Editor; Of course, having with- seen the blokes that were bishops Business Girls, February 13, 6.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. with all he said. Nothing has and were finding what they cation on two different levels. in Scotland at the time of the since happened that has not re- needed in conventions and drawn it, there was no possi- School Girls, commences Sat. March 1st, 10-12 p.m. larger Bishop: Well, the people that reformation, you would have inforced his opinions. gatherings such bility of testing the volume of for ten weeks. as Sydney liked me said: "Good old Bruce" support you got? diced them too. It was not merely liturgical Youth, Department's "Trend- and got up and spoke. This is no They talked about a godly forms of worship that were being set." Bishop: There were the usual help unless they had given atten- speakers for and against and an ministry, the proper administra- At your place tion to the arguments. interesting amount of debate. tion of the sacraments and the There were people who didn't There was a slight disappoint- • Continued from page 7 YOU CAN BRING THE ELEANOR SCHOOL to your church or suburb! Find ten or more prospective pupils and MERLE SAUNDERS will conduct her full course GRAHAM TAKES M.C.G. Melbourne Cricket Ground which seats well over 100,000 people, has PERTH Merle Saunders and recent graduates of her school. in your church or home. Enquiries from church institutions welcome. been booked for the final night of the Billy Graham Crusade. The Chairman of the Organiz- opportunity for the people of CONSULTATION ing Committee for the Billy Victoria to see and hear this A four-day consultation on What people say.... Graham Crusade, Rev. Gordon great evangelist in person. renewal is to be held in Perth Powell announced that the Com- "Special seating arrangements 24-27 February. It is the final APPRECIATION of the Eleanor school of personal development has come from many mittee had received word that are being made at the Music event organised by Archbishop sources. A Missionary: "it helps our morale when we come home from tiring meetings or Mr Graham had agreed to hold Bowl to seat 35,000 people each Appleton for his clergy before Contact MerGe Saunders at 81-1192 a week in the jungle to he greeted by a well groomed wife."A mother wrote "... although the final meeting of his Mel- evening. My committee, after his farewell on 28 February. the course covered only four days, my daughter was grateful to have such expert guidance bourne Crusade at the Mel- prayerful consideration feels that or 14 Richards Avenue The Archbishop, clergy and (Sydney) . . the course has been a sound foundation for the years ahead. Even I am benefiting bourne Cricket Ground. The the M.C.G. is the only adequate from my Crusade will begin on Friday venue to cater for the large at- people have been seeking the way Drummoyne, 2047. daughter's new knowledge." A schoolgirl: "the little things you learn make ahead to total diocesan renewal. a difference to the way you look, talk and act." A housewife: "Sincere thanks for a most evening, 14th March at the tendance we anticipate on the informative and enjoyable course." Myer Mink Bowl, and will con- final day. Already there are in- The consultation will give op- tinue for ten days, with the final dications that many country portunities for the guidance and meeting at the M.C.G. on Sun- people will be coming to Mel- day, 23rd March at 3 p.ni. comments of clergy who are bourne for the final weekend of closely in touch with the thinking meetings. At present we are Mr Powell said, "We are very of the people in the parishes. The ELEANOR SCHOOL OF PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT fortunate that Billy Graham has printing a million copies of a The Archbishop of Melbourne, consented to return to Mel- special leaflet inviting people to the Crusade. These will he dis- Dr Frank Woods, will attend as Page 8 Australian Church Record, February 6, 1969 Printed by John Fairfax and Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney, for the publishers, bourne for a second Crusade, tributed to every home in Vic- consultant and to give several The Church Record Ltd., Sydney. Controversial article in Sydney's "Southern Cross." and it is almost certainly the last toria in early March," he said. talks on the question of renewal.