THE AUSTRALIAN hot line THE AUSTRALIAN Maittfq About CHURCH A round-up of church press comment at home abroad. RECORD CHURCH RECORD and 'Rev Richard A. Kernhone, curate tit Mr Nesille Knight, B.Sc., B.A., Dip. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER—EIGHTY NINTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION All Saints',Moree (Armidale), has been Ed has been appointed to the staff of The paper for Church of Ridley College, Melbourne. traception. It comments that appoin ed to the charge of Tingha. The Christian features the England people — Catholic, Righ Rev George Quarteiman, bishop Rev Dr K. Runia and Aschlskthop Mar- spiritual impact of the Leighton the "historic reformation has, in Registered at the G.P.O., Sydney, for transmission by post Printed by John Fairfax and cus Louise will share Bible readings at a sense, suddenly caught up with Apostolic, Protestant and No. 1426—November 14, 1968 as a newspaper. Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. Price 10 cents of North West Texas, accompanied by the Belgrave Heights Convention (Vic- Ford Greater Edmonton Crusade Rev Jack Washington, rector of Lub- Rome after four centuries. At Reformed bock, will visit the diocese of Willochra toria), beginning on Bcxing Day, this in Canada. The largest per- year. last the Bible has been entrusted Subscription $2.50 per year. in May next. centage of those attending were Editorial and Business: 511 Rev Ronald 0. Davies, rector of Bel- Rev Clive Way, Superintendent of the to the faithful . . . " Its major Sydney City Mission, has resigned. under 25. John Guest, a folk Kent St., Sydney. Phone: mont (Perth), has been appointed rector singer from Liverpool, England, article, "Wanted ,urgently: Staff of Beaconsfield from 1 November. The Metropolitan of India, Burma, Pak- College for the Clergy," by 61-2975. Office hours: 10 Rev Peter J. Mold, curate of Scar- istan and Ceylon, Most Rev Lakdasa de who is also an Anglican clergy- a.m. to 4 p.m. Issued fort- "COALS OF FIRE" Mel, will preach at the opening of the Michael Covington, deals with borough (Perth). has been appointed to General Synod of Australia in September. man, helped communicate the nightly, on alternate Thurs- the staff of St. George's Cathedral, Perth. gospel by means of folk rock. the urgent problem of further 1969. training for the clergy. It gives a days. Copy deadline Thurs- NLY the Bishop of North West Australia, the Right Rev. Howell Witt, yen. Basil Temengong, archdeacon of Rev Fred E. Wells, of the charge of It also g;ves prominence to the Kuching, Sarawak, has been appointed six-point plan for three months' day preceding date of issue, will know why we called this article "Coals of Fire." He wrote the bishop of Kuching in succesison to Wartadale-Darlington (Adelaide), has critical reaction of five of the but earlier receipt preferable. 0 Right Rev Nicholas Allenby, who re- been aPopinted to the charge of St. six Soviet member churches of full-time training after clergy article for us. We chose the title. But all our readers will enjoy his racy signs on 31 October. The new bishop Oswald's, Parkside, and chaplain to have been five years in orders. is a Dayak and is 50 years old. Glenside Hospital from November 15. W.C.C. against the council's description of the exciting developments in his diocese. They present a Rev Anthony B. Williams, rector of statement on the Soviet invasion The points include group dyna- Rev Stephen Freshwater, warden and mics, psychology and sociology, challenge to the whole Australian church. chaplain of St. Oswald's House, Bris- Witlunga (Adelaide), has been appoint- of Czechoslovakia. Southern BISHOP OF bane, has been appointed chaplain of ed to the charge of Edwardslown-Ascot business management and spec- Park from December 18. Cross in an article by Dr Bill I recently read what one the new iron ore developments speaks of the population of the the Actors' Church Union, for Brisbane. ialist ministries. Mr Kevin Hanson, who trained at Rev Maurice Whitehouse will be in- Lim, poses very nicely the prob- WILLOCHRA might call an Australian version of the North-West and the ques- Pilbara in the 1980s as being Ridley College, Melbourne, was made ducted to the parish of Manangatang and lems faced by overseas students round the quarter of a million Robinvate (St. Arnauld) on Noveamer 1. of Mrs Alexander's hymn for tion of the nardoo on the ghil- deacon at All Saints', Moree (Armidale) in adapting themselves to Aus- Anglican Encounter (New- children; you know the one — gais hasn't been raised once, nor, mark (and it was only in the on October 21. Rev W. J. Squire, curate of Sheppar, A columnist HONOURED high hundreds when I came) we Rev Canon Douglas R. Stewart, rector ton (Wangaratta) has been appointed tralian churches, castle) has a very long letter "All things bright and beautiful". surprisingly enough fora bush curate of Christ Church, South Terra offers a free share in Sydney's At the Willochra synod, the of Colac (Ballarat), has been appointed from Rev. David 'Thompson, It contains verses like:— diocese, 'has the problem of daren't smirk any more. After Len (JR:cult:01 ((itt 31111 Is (hr.! led 1,s the 100-too rural dean of Camperdown from Octo- (Melbourne), from January I. Opera House to anyone who headed "A Spanner in the White Hon. R. A. Geddes presented "The nardoo on the ghilgais, drought. all, there are already plans on Mr and Mrs I. Savory, C.M.S. mission- fart trucks used at 10111 Price. ber 7. can 'help him with a stock ex- Elephant," which is unsparing Bishop Tom Jones with an in- The good drought breaking But I have met two repre- the drawing board for another Rev Brian J. Thewils, vicar of St. aries in Nigeria since 1947, were killed in the batde for Okigwi, between Biefran change investment problem. scribed wristlet watch to mark sentatives of the Missions to town which is going to grow George's, Reservoir since 1961, has been of cherished schemes of parish rains we looked at his "rocks." I've served up to them with salad appointed vicar of St. Paul's, Malvern- and Nigerian forces on September 30. fund-raising. Mr Thompson the tenth anniversary of Isis epis- That bring the bogan lilies Seamen and the British Sailors' faster than Port Hedland, and Caulfield (Melbourne) from November 4. They were assisting refugees at the time. got a bit of one at my side as 1 dressing. What do we need most? Mr Savory was awarded the M.B.E. in copate. To gladden all the plains." Society who came from London that area which had but one proves a capable mechanic. write. Surprisingly enough it is some- Rev John N. Macmillan, vicar of Christ 1957. The Methodist has a very full Synod rejected the canon of Such an attempt to make even to Port Hedland to seek sites for priest in it when I came less Church, Lancefield (Melbourne) since coverage arranged by the Rev. It contains, so he tells me (and one who needn't go to these 1964, has been appointed vicar of St. Right Rey John C. S. Daly, formerly General Synod to change the well - known hymns a Seafarers' Club to minister to than three years ago, now, thanks bishop of Korea. has been appointed Dick Udy on problems which the four companies have been to areas of development and ex- George's, Reservoir from November assistant bishop of Coventry. Another Canadian Churchman calls for name of the Church to "The "relevant" should gladden the a port that in a few years' time to the Bush Church Aid Sosdiety 26. assistant bishop in the same diocese is the Australia must face concerning an open episcopate, the sacrifice Anglican Church of Australia." has three. And we're still in the his station to check up) not only Oration at all. So many of the heart of a bush bishop like the will be exporting more tonnage decisions that affedt us are made The Rev Canon Gordon Singe, rector Right Rev John D. McKie, formerly our Aborigines. The Austra- of feudal distinctions in it, titles, It was felt that the trouble and than any other Australian port early stages. nickel but other things as well. of Holy Trinity, Orange (Bathurst), since coadjutor of Melbourne. drought breaking rains and the Nearby I had lunch in a bush in Perth and we are crying out 1952, has announced his resignation. He Ban Baptist draws attention to wearing of purple and other expense involved in the change bogan lilies on the plain. But so and which will present to the intends to devote himself to the teaching Rev Brian Harker, curate of St. Col- pub where for the last four visits for a good adminismator. A umbes, Hawthorn (Adelaide), has been problems facing their South Aus- lordly costume and signatures did not warrant it. The Long far as this bush bishop is con- church one of the greatest mis- "ROCKS" of music. I have usually been 50 per cent priest who can deal with the appointed to the charge of Glenelg North tralian Union, where fixed term according to sees (out in Perth Service Leave canon was psssed, cerned it's come too late. Not a sionary opportunities we have Rev Dr E. Keith Cole, Vice-Principal from November 1. The day before yesterday I of the custom (the Rev. Bernard company head offices and govern- pastorates are giving way to an and Sydney so far). Desmond despite some strong clergy op- word about iron ore; no men- had since this country was of Ridley College, Melbourne, has been Rev Stanford Coldest, rector of Buckland has been the other 50 ment departments, who can keep appointed secretary of tne recenty form- indefinite period of ministry. In- Bowen writes with acid pen on position. A motion was passed founded. called at a sheep station. Shear- ed Australian and New Zealand Associa- Koorawatha (Canberra-Goulburn), has tion of the new towns with their per cent). Not any more; drillers, pace with the planning and the been appointed chaplain to the Missions teresting to those like Sydney "The Lambeth Masquerade." giving equality of stipend air conditioning and first-class And I've dedicated the church ing was just over and the wool tion of Theological Schools. to Seamen, Newcastle. who are thinking of limiting geologists, prospectors, helicop- prospects and let the bishop deal Not bad for Canada's official ($2,600) to rectors, priests-in- amenities; and what rhymes with centre at Mt. Tom Price which, was moving out. An obvious with his clergy and his people. Rev. Hugh Re J. Scott, Rector of St. clergy tenure. Their editorial charge and mission district please God, will set a new pat- ter pilots, mining company Saviour's, Punchbowl (Sydney) since paper. "harbour", "port development" topic of discussion. But the sta- Any offers? baulks at the acceptance of chaplains. Deacons and assistant tern for church buildings, not managers have transformed the 1965. has been appointed Supervisor of or "Japanese seamen"? tion owner dismissed it in two place; and not one of them would Knowledge of bogan fillies not Sunday School Teacher Training for the women as ministers. priests were also placed on equa- At the moment I'm half-way only in the company towns that Diocesan Board of Education from early Church News (T:.smania) de- sentences. But for the next hour know a bogan lily if it was essential. A•E•F•V• 1969. lity at $2,200. through a three week swing of are springing up in this diocese, cries the approach of the gam- but in other new towns as well. The Anglican Evangelical Rev. Ralph Ogden retires as Chaplain The Northern Churchman has bling casino which the State at the Repatriatios Hospital, Concord Fellowship of Victoria is an (Sydney) on November 20. a letter from its Bishop Shevill Government is soon• to be forced active fellowship of church from Yugoslavia who was on his on its reluctant citizenry. POWER TO INESCAPABLE people throughout the State with way to see the Patriarch in Is- FACT numbers of clergy, men and tambul and quotes at some MOVE CLERGY To come back to this area of SYNOD ROUND-UP women in its ranks. length, our own recent editorial Anglican Messenger (WA.) the North West after a year's headlines "North West Synod— As from next April, bishops in GRAFTON: Synod ratified an ordinance of can Committee for Social Action An evangelical witness is statements on Lambeth and its the Church in Wales will be absence and an overseas trip, is sick decision on assent to the Strong in numbers, weak in coun- to be brought face to face with Proposals for retirement vil- the Diocesan Council setting up came in for much debate when maintained through the Toorak given the power to move a clergy- one of its sponsors, Archdeacon Convention, youth rallies and Thirty-nine Articles, cil." It quotes in full from one inesdapable fact. And that lages in the northern and south- its own superannuation scheme man or to retire him, and also ern areas of the diocese were by means of group assurance Graham, introduced a motion to leadership training. Bishops Witt's charge which is that the prophecies of what looked at some of our remarks to prescribe the benefice in which agreed to in principle at the with a leading life assurance commend its aims. The group Its Executive Committee is: a newly ordained curate is to could be done and of what was looks New Life breaks the story of about small dioceses in an edi- going to be done were not bold recent synod of the diocese of company. had been asked to reconsider its Dr L. L. Morris (President), A CHURCH BETWEEN COLONIAL the murder of two missionaries serve. They may be located name. The Social Questions torial. Its editorial is "I Love enough. ciuGrafton.arie. PERTH: G. Pearson (Chairman), R. Col- POWERS: A study of the Church in in West Irian. Both worked This is provided for under the at Mullumbimby and Port Mac- Committee did not have it all Evensong" and it laments the terms of the "Bill for the Better Towns that were supposed to Unlike Melbourne, Perth sy- lie (Secretary), J. Bishop Togo, by Hans W. Debrunner, for the R.B.M.U. and one was neglect of this helpful service have sixty or seventy houses by its own way when it (Treasurer), J. Alder, Dr G. an Australian, Mr Stan Dale. Distribution and Use of Clerical Meeting for the first time at nod have many bills before it. proposed that legislation on translated by Dorothea M. Barton. in the West. Manpower," which received its 1969 ands have got double that One that did not pass was to Bearham, W. Bedford, Dr E. K. Its editorial "In defence of fun- number by 1968; mines that were Port Macquarie, most of the abortion be liberalised. The Cole, K. Curnow, G. Foster, Lutterworth 1965, London, pp. 368, damentalists," refers to the very third reading during the meeting implement the General Synod Archbishop surprised by moving See (Melbourne) anticipates of the Governing Body of the supposed to produce x million delegates stayed in the many canon on assistant bishops. Like Mrs T. Freeman, A. Kerr, W. 27/6 (U.K.) paperback; 35/• hard. valuable four volumes titled tons of ore a year are producing motels in this lovely coastal re- an amendment, but it was de- Lloyd, W. Milford, T. Morgan, "The Fundamentals," put out by talk in Melbourne's synod on Church in Wales at Llandrindod Sydney a year ago, synod felt feated. bound. It also 2x; companies that were going sort town. The Bishop's charge that its own statute covered the Mrs L. L. Morris, Dr J. Pilbrow the Bible Institute of Los Ange- divorce and abortion. Wells, Radnorshire. The Bill will emphasised the barriers which Rev. Tom Morgan moved a come into effect on April 1, 1969. into stage 2 by 1970 are geared matter adequately. and R. Sunderland. This book is part of a series les in 1917. They state quite says that Bendigo's synod in Sep- to it now. So that when the separate Australia from its Asian motion calling for proper gov- "World Studies of Chorales in adequately the fundamentalist tember is likely to be tame. Bishop Rosier's motion on re- ernment financing of its own Rev. Robert Collie of 321 It will • Bishop !Howell Witt. minister for the North West neighbours and the steps which Canterbury Road, Forest Hill, Mission" sponsored by the Divi- position today. They should be Too tame for words. must be taken to ensure that we union sparked off a memorable schools. It was a courageous Victoria, 3131, would gladly sion of World Mission and reprinted. be held this month. An angry share our many advantages with debate. His long motion had a move but predictably it started send information about the Fel- Evangelism of the W.C.C. Earlier correspondent expresses disgust the multitudes who know little very lengthy preamble about the a lengthy debate on State aid. books in the series are on Bu- at See's recent article on "high else about us, except that we basis for re-union negotiations Only one bill was before Sy- lowship to Victorian evangeli- The English Churchman, in a CONGRESS ON EVANGELISM cals who are not already mem- ganda and Zambia, with John or low." She called it vulgar, have a large, wealthy continent. which included "All the ministry n'od, one introduced by Rev. Taylor of C.M.S. as author of report on the Oxford Confer- stupidly offensive and not accur- The Asia-South Pacific Buck, C. Clack, R. B. Coles, P. of the different branches of the Gordon Apsey providing for an bers. J. Corney, G. Davis, R. C. Fos- The Long Service Leave canon one and co-author of the other. ence of Evangelical Churchmen, ate historically. The Geelong Congress on Evangelism of General Synod was accepted church is acknowledged as the age limit of 72 for election and remarks that the proposed Ser- ter, G. T. Glassock, L. G. Har- This is not light reading. It Rural Deanery backed her up. was held at Singapore 5 - in principle and the canon chang- ministry of Christ." Clergy dom- appointment to office by Synod OXFORD FIND is a study book. The title does vice of Reconciliation (Anglican- Shows how resilient editors have mer, R. J. B, Heath, M. Mc- inated the debate and the only and the Council of the diocese. 13 November. Bishop Jack Pherson, J. G. Miller, A. E. ingthe name of our church was A column of what is believed not compel attention. A com- Methodist), divides Christians in- to be. passed, layman to take part was opposed It was passed. to have been the original Grey- mon reaction would be: "Why to first class (those who have Dein, of Sydney, was a co- Nunn, K. Perry, A. Preston, J. to it. Eventually, Bishop Rosier The Archbishop's charge men- St. ANDREW'S Robinson, K. Runia, N. Ustick, Bishop-in-Council presented friars church in Oxford — built should I be concerned with an episcopal ordination) and second chairman and Archbishop proposals for a complete revision was given leave to withdraw the tioned that A.B.M. C.M.S. and exhaustive study of a small Af- class. It also tells of the Bishop Church & People (N.Z.) G. J. Ward. in 1244 — has been unearthed Marcus Leone, of Sydney, of the Parochial Ordinance. motion. Home Missions are making a by archaeologists in Oxford. It rican country which has no spe- in Rangoon who was not allow- quotes statistics showing that CATHEDRAL 5(11001. Queensland: The Archbishop had invited combined approach to parishes Anglicans are 33.7% of the attended for three days. These will be introduced to the was found fifteen feet under the cial interest for me?" ed to leave Burma to go to SYDNEY R. A, Beeston, L. Brown, D. first session of the next synod the heads of ten churches to to bring before them the needs present ground level. Excava- Lambeth. The front page deals population, with Presbyterians (Registered under the Bursary N,S.W. delegates will re- attend. The Roman Catholic of the whole mission of the However, this country is typi- next. The editorial touches a Endowment Act). Burnett, R. T. Edwards, J. R. which meets next year. tions will be carried on later this cal of many in Africa, and may with Dr Alan Richardson's doc- port to a public meeting Greenwood, D. J. Harrison, R. Facilities of the Port Mac- Bishop Capitular, the Most Rev. church. Full-time chaplains have year, and it is thought to be trine of work in which he says sore spot when it shows that the The Church School at the Heart Keon, was the only one to been appointed to the Royal be regarded as a sample of the Anglican percentage is declining. tit Pitt Street Congrega- W. Jackson, R, E. Jarrott, T. quarie parish proved to be most possible that the grave of the whole. Its history includes tribal that "the Bible knows no in- of the Diocese. speak to the synod. Melbourne Institute of Techno- It also says that the statistics (Founded by Bishop Barry. tional Church at 7.45p.m. Scarlett, A. Webb. -adequate and the weather by The great Roger Bacon might be dis- wars, large scale slavery (as stance of a man's being called 14th July, NIBS.) West Australia: sea was appreciated by all. He commended the Bible logy and the Swinburne Tech- covered. to an earthly profession or trade are no indication of denomina- And The on Friday, November 22. Weeks held last year and urged nical College. many as 70,000 a year were taken tional strength. Lenore Harty, RIVERINA: to America during the 18th cen- by God," Provocative. School for Cathedral Choristers. The 78 delegates from Austra- A. E. Brown, G. Fischer, B. that they he revived as "the Bible a senior lecturer in English at lia were: F. Hall, B. King, M. Lush, D. In his address to synod, is the strong arm of God and tury), colonialism under German ENROLMENT 300 Bishop John Grindrod said: "The and later French and English ad- Otago University• concludes her Accommodation for an additional New South Wales: G. Nelson, A. K. Richards. we will be drawn closer to each ARCHBISHOP'S MOVING 100 pupas in the new school. recognition that God is sovereign ministration, and finally indepen- Australian Presbyterian Life article on the "Language of the N. P. Andersen, R. A. Ash- Tasmania: other as we are prepared to exhorts Australia, because of its Liturgy." She has an apprecia- Primary to Higher School Certifi- and in new situations may do MADE EASY dence in 1960. cate and Matriculation. Provision ton. J. C. Banks, P. W. Barnett, M. G. Bushby, S. R. Dinners, share together in the study of CHEQUE situation in Asia and the Pacific, tion of Cranmer's liturgy and for Language and Technical M. Betteridge, E. D. Cameron, new things as He summons us its message." Enough details are given to not to rely on a foreign policy language which she says she R. J. McLean, K. C. Nan- on to the adventurous task of The Archbishop of Sydney has with make these stages come alive, Courses. Staff of experienced K. E Crawford, J. G. Denton, oarrow. MELBOURNE: of power or the inevitability of cannot have for the New Zea- Teachers and Graduates. Generous D. G. Drury, G. M, Fletcher, being fellow-workers with Him, sent a cheque for $500 to the even for those who have never Scholarships provided for Cathe- South Australia: is as necessary in approaching DAVIS Van Lines war. It show the dangers but land liturgy. What's more, she dral choristers and Probationers: D. Foord, M. A. Fox, A. A Melbourne synod marked the Mayor of Wollongong's Bush set foot in Africa. Naturally, in not the alternatives. shows why in clear terms. She C. W. Branson, R. S. Brown, the issues of the ministry as it tenth year of Archbishop Woods Fire Appeal. Following the disas- Pty. Ltd. view of the title, prominence Is choral training in the Cathedral Gilchrist, B W. J. Gook, R. shows how Cranmer's hard work, and in the School under the Guyatt, I. Holt, B, Newman, F. B. Bryson, J. Court, S. H. Held, is in facing His summons to by unveiling 'a portrait of the trous bushfires in the Wollon- given to the part played by the liturgical scholarship and skill direction of Michael 'lemons, A, W. Quee, L. R, Shilton, A. unity." Archbishop by William Dargie, gong, Blue Mountains and other Australia-wide door-to-door colonizing powers. The editorial of the Church M. Mus., Cathedral Organist and J. Nile, D. W. B. Robinson, J. service with language, kept his liturgy Choirmustri• Robinson, J. D. Stirling, E. H. S. Tinsley, E. Leske. The Long Service Leave noted Australian portrait painter. areas of the diocese, the Arch- Times draws attention to the to: The book is well documented. alive for 400 years. 'l'he N.Z. For Prospectus 801/11, Watson, J. Woodhouse, D. A.C.T.: oanon, previously assented to, It hangs in the Chapter House bishop asked all churches of the 630-6222 It has approx. 150 pages on his- general questioning of authority The Headmaster. diocese to take up retiring offer- in the Roman Church implicit in liturgy, according to her, breaks Canon M. C. Newth, C.A., Th. L., Young, I. Young. J. Payne, P. Smith. was rescinded in favour of in- and a second portrait is to be ROAD, tory, 100 on characteristics of tories to help establish a fund 157 URIENS the published protests of 55 the simplest rules of composi- M.A.C.E. Victoria: Northern Territory: vestigating a scheme of its own given to the Archbishop. NORTHMEAD the Church, 50 on its fut- tion. Should be required read- (TELEPHONE: 61-7836). A, Avery, B, S. Brown, L. E. N. B. Butler. which may prove more workable. The new and unofficial Angli- to help the many victims. ure, and 50 on notes, maps, etc. priests and later of 76 laymen (Box 410 Pariamattal against the encyclical on con- ing everywhere. —Norman Ge:ding. publishers, Printed by John Fairfax and w y yd Australian Church Record, October 31, 1968 Church Rrd a , Page 8 EDITORIAL "BAPTISED HEATHENS" •••••••••••••••••••••••••••,...00,41,...... 0.04,04...... MODERN THEOLOGIANS: NGLAND was described as an integral part of itself the WANTED-EVANGELICAL E us "a nation of bap- Book of Common Prayer. tised heathens" by the 1662 FREEZE Rev, Christopher Wunsey, With great issues of Church 3. RUDOLF BULTMANN order at stake, the Reformers BISHOPS Vicar of Roydon, Roydon, accepted uncritically much that Essex, at a recent baptis- needed reform, and placed good THE third in a series by Rev. Owen Thomas, M.A., B.D., giving mal reform conference in and bad together in the deep- While in England at Lambeth, Bishop Sutton of Nelson Gemany. freeze of 1662. They were so con- a brief introduction to same modern theologians. New Zealand, called on Mrs Sadlier, the wife of the firs cerned to exclude superstition Bishop of Nelson. That takes us back a long time ago to Mr Wansey was a visiting lec- from the first sacrament that they Rudolf Bailin:inn was burn lowers), the modern reader can- "Can Christianity separate omitted to exclude it from the its ever-living meaning from Melbourne Where Sadlier was serving When he was called turer at the conference for 90 in 1884 and. after studying at not be at all certain of many, if pastors of the Evangelical second. not most, of the things that were the forms in which that mean- to Nelson. the universities of Marburg, Churches of Westphalia and the "With their ears deafened by claimed to be objective fact. ing has in the past been en- Bishop Sadlier was a convinced evangelical and he Tubingen and Berlin, he held Rhineland, at Radewormvald, the resounding crashes of the fall closed? Or, like the pagan who established a long tradition in that diocese that meant the of the Roman Catholic supre- a lecturing post at Marburg INSISTENCE thinks his statue is a god, will near Cologne. spiritual enrichment of many. Sadlier and his successors macy, they could not hear the from 1912 to 1916 and a pro- the Church so insist on the He outlined the progress of His later writings and teach- sought men called of God to preach the gospel of salvation cry of little children, pleading fessorship at Breslau from essentiality of its forms that it baptismal reform in the Anglican ings illustrate an insistence on and to exercise a Bible-centred pastoral ministry. These men to be consciously present at their 1916 to 1921. the need for "de-mythologising" will be destroyed when the Church, and made reference to own baptism." the New Testament, i.e., of in- forms have died?" were trained in theological colleges which would equip the diocese of Chelmsford. From 1921 to 1951 he was So, the medieval practice of terpreting Holy Scripture by them to do this. Mr Wansey told the confer- Professor of New Testament VALIDITY "drafting little conscipts" into the means of modern scientific But times have changed of more recent years and old ence that the doctrine and prac- Army of Christ, and calling them Studies at Marburg University, method in order to eliminate all But while acknoWledging the in which capacity most of his links have been broken and new ones forged. This often tice of the Church of England, "volunteers," Was perpetuated, elements of "myth" (e.g., the validity of Bultmann's question- in baptism as in everything else, until it reached absurd propor- contribution to current theology Jewish belief in a three-storied ing, it is considered that the happens. In England, a different method of appointing has been made. had been accidentally frozen for tions and culminated in the universe) that were taken for criticism may fairly be levelled' bishops prevails. We see convinced evangelicals appointed 300 years by the Act of Uni- England of today—a nation of Early in his career he became granted by the Biblical writers at him that in trying to get rid to sees, only to find that they find their strong convic- formity of 1662, which included "baptised heathens." a leading exponent of the Form but which cannot be accepted as of the bath water he has tions an embarrassment. The reins of stastesmanlike evan- Critical school, whose attitude to fact today. thrown the baby out as well. gelical leadership fall from their trembling hands. the Bible was that, while it con- Bultmann held that only He wants to remove much of tains a great deal of "symbolic when this mythical element is the Biblical fast that has proved This has happened in Australia too. Evangelical clergy truth," many of its cliams of fact hale become dispirited and are tempted to leave a diocese eliminated can the real signifi- a stumbling block to modern GENERAL SYNOD N February 27, 1889, just a ahead and planned accordingly. must be treated with a great deal cance of the Gospel story be scientific man, but at the same where leadership weakens. This is an unfortunate, short- • St. Alban's, Highgate Hill, of reservation. O mile from the Cathedral He strengthened the outposts al- disclosed. time maintain the unique, irre- term view. Church of St. George in the city ready established to the West Perth. This is particularly so with Perhaps Bultmann's main placable miraculous event of Probably fifty per cent of Australian clergy are evan- of Perth, the foundation stone and to the East and drove in a reference to the account of the contribution to modern theology Jesus Christ. He is not altogether STANDING COMMITTEE gelicals. If they and their people stand firmly in fellowship was laid for a Misison Church, stake towards the North at High- Readers, who assist the Rector, life and death of Jesus as found is his posing of the question: convincing in this attempt. TA N DI NG Committee of General Synod met in to be called St. Alban's Chapel. gate Hill, and so we were born, in the Gospels. "What is essential to Christian In this respect, but in little together, they might well transform the tone and spirit of all having undertaken some the Australian Church. At present, of 26 dioceses, three Sydney on 1 November, Business was not heavy Several months earlier open-air amid rural surroundings. Most theological training. Bultmann holds that, while the belief and practice, and what is else, Bultmann has followed S services had been commenced in befitting it was that a gum tree Gospels contain a richly subjec- simply redundant and unneces- Karl Barth in drawing the dis- have convinced evangelical bishops. Of these three, only owing to the absence of so many bishops overseas until this beautiful bush settsig, under should afford us a roof, in the St. Alban's assists with the tive interpretation of the mean- sary?" Barbara Thiering puts this tinction between the natural and Sydney 'has a long tradition. Our history proves that tradi- recently. a graceful old gum and amid freedom of the woods'. support of a number of mission- question rather well when she the supernatural. tions can be changed. And they can be changed in an ing of Jesus as the Christ (as Mr C. W. H. Barnes, registrar converted and which can be so many wildflowers, being taken 'fen Rectors have served at St. aries associated with the parish, seen through the eyes of His fol- says: But whereas Barth, in his expo- evangelical direction. by the recently arrived Dean of Alban's during the past 80 years, including Dr and Mrs G. Timr sition of the importance of divine of Melbourne diocese was elected easily switched off. The spots Evangelicals throughout Australia do meet for prayer, to a vacancy of Standing Com- should cover all commercial sta- Perth, the Very Rev. Frederick the - present incumbent being the mis, Dr and Mrs T. Kitchen, revelation, held that there must Goldsmith (later to become the Rev. Bryan F. Hall. Under his and Mr and Mrs D. Corban, all be (and are) certain supernatu- Bible study and fellowship. But we need a common mind mittee left by the death of Mr tions and be shown in some of H. K. Tumer. Mr George the peak viewing times. first Bishop of Banbury). leadership during the past five serving with C.M.S. in Tanzania. ral, divine truths that can never on some of the great problems facing the church and we The parish historian, Canon years the church has become Today, far from enjoying the COLLEGE be the product of man's limited need to agree on common lines of action. It is not enough O'Brien was elected to the Nineteen delegates were ap- vacancy on the Board of Electors Burton, has recorded it in these firmly established as a centre of 'freedom of the woods', St. Al- understanding, Bultmann held to have fellowship and confer. Action must follow. pointed for the W.C.C. annual words: 'In 1888 a new Dean evangelical witness and worship. ban's is being surrounded by TRAINING that it is man's interpretation of of the Primate. meeting to be held in Melbourne We have never had better leadership than today. In The South American Mission- came to Perth . . . a man equal Lay people are encouraged to multi-storeyed flats and home certain events occurring not only in February. to the occasion, vigorous, experi- take a full part in every aspect units, yet this gracious old build- in his own individual life but also England leadership comes from laymen like Gervaise Duf- ary Society applied for member- TO FIT YOU FOR shop of General Synod's Ecume- It was reported that sixteen enced, youthful in outlook, as of the ministry. A considerable ing in its garden setting remains in those records that have dome field and Professor J. N. D. Anderson. It comes from dioceses had now accepted the well as in years, full of faith, and and effective contribution is a real oasis — we trust and pray to him through the writings of clergy like Jim Packer, John Scott, and David Sheppard. nical and Missionary Council. Dean T. W. Thomas of Mel- clergy Long Service Leave canon so an inspiring leader. He looked being made by five licensed Lay --in more ways than one. SERVICE other men (including, and especi- It comes from clergy in colleges such as Colin Buchanan, ally, the Biblical writers), that is bourne submitted a report on and this would come into opera- • South Africa's five univer- Maurice Wood and a host of others like them. Here, we religious television. The report tion from January I. The canon the essence of all theology. In have clergy and laity Who have given leadership in the sity colleges for non-whites are AT HOME OR OVERSEAS other words, whereas Barth takes showed that half-hour religious to change the name of the to be given greatly increased quite an objective approach to- highest councils of the church. They come from parishes, programs so frequently produced Church of England to the Angli- academic independence together wards revelation, Bultmann's is theological colleges, and the universities. They give us every today, reached but 8 per cent of can Church having been rejected with formal elevation to the wholly subjective. reason for confidence. the audience. He recommended by the diocese of Willochra, status of universities. This was IT'S NEW SYDNEY MISSIONARY C BIBLE COLLEGE that the statutory time allowed automatically becomes inope- There is little doubt that Bult- We must not be afraid to speak, to write, to exert announced recently by the INTFRDENOMINATIONAL) for religious programs should be rative and will be no longer con- mann has been greatly influenc- every possible influence for the gospel in our church. Prime Minister. He said the gov- ed by the existentialism of Heid- used fora wide scatter of "spots" sidered. ernment had taken the decision IT'S MODERN 11 81 egger in this respect. The area When we meet in fellowship, critical eyes will be on us. of not more than one General Synod will meet in on the belief that the university Cal BIBLE EXEGESIS • THEOLOGY • MISSIONS Cal of criticism is not only fairly Hard things to bear may be said. We will meet opposition minute. Showing a mass audience Sydney on September 16 next colleges and their staff had given 181 • FIELD TRAINING, eta 81 obvious but also well-worn; from those whose sympathies are otherwise. the church at work would make and it is hoped that a distinguish- proof of their ability to main- IT'S CONVENIENT 51 a far greater impact than longer a hence it is not proposed to pro- Evangelicals have never been afraid to stand together ed churchman from overseas will tain the same standards as those 51 FOR YOUR FREE PROSPECTUS 11 programs which preach to the preach the synod sermon. dPPOOP/ 51 ceed further along this line. Suf- or to stand alone. Devotion to Christ, trust in His Word, applied by other universities. 181 fice to say that it all depends 51 The Office Secretary,S.M.B.C.43 Badminton Rd., Croydon, N.S.W. 51 dependence upon the Holy Spirit's guidance have ever been Cal upon one's attitude towards the 11 Telephone: 744780 (Sydney) 51 reliability and divine insight that their distinguishing marks. 'ANGLICAN DEAN ASSISTS AT MASS" 11 Principal: Res. A. D. Deane, BUD. Via-Principal Rev. H. C. Green, BILALBC. 11 those who actually experienced Within the next ten years, a number of new dioceses 11 the events of the revelation are will be founded in Australia. They will be in South THUS ran the large heading in the Catholic Weekly of 24 Oct- 51E20M2E-RHMEMMMOsIsIGIMMOMMMMMIEVI5151M1 held to possess: this appears to Australia, Victoria and N.S.W. and possibly in other states. be the criterion of one's assess- ober. The facts were otherwise. ment. The bishops appointed to the new sees will exercise a profound influence. In the next ten years also, many new The report read: "The bride's Canon H. E. Palmer, of St. of the event either. Rev. Frank IT SOME WORKS BY RUDOLF uncle, a Vice-Dean of an Angli- IS AIR-CONDITIONED with the bishops will be elected to existing sees. Saviour's Anglican Cathedral, Cuttriss, rector of St. James', Insure Church Property BULTMANN: can cathedral, assisted at the Goulburn, assisted him." King Street, in whose parish CHURCH OF ENGLAND INSURANCE 1. "The History of the Synop- Evangelicals must pray and work together in common wedding ceremony recently when The Registrar of the diocese boundaries the Marist Chapel THE NEW tic Tradition." cause to give practical expression to evangelical leadership. a couple were married at Nup- of Sydney, Bishop Begbie, told lies, also had not been informed. tial Mass at the Marist Chapel, CO. of Australia Limited 2. "Primitive Christianity." Rest assured that others are constantly working to do the A.C.R. that he had no know- Canon Palmer told the A.C.R. 3. "The Theology of the otherwise. We need bishops who love Christ and whose Circular Quay. ledge of permission being given (Inc. in N.S.W.) Bride Vivienne Lorraine is the that he was present in the sanc- New Testament." rule of faith and life is the Bible and the Bible only. by the Archbishop of Sydney or tuary, but that he had not assist- SCRIPTURE UNION Because . . 4. "History and Eschato- only daughter of Mr and Mrs the rector of the parish con- God is calling evangelicals to elect such men. C. Noake, of Epping, and she cerned. The Marist Chapel is part ed at Mhss. When asked whether 1. The Company is wholly owned by Dioceses of the Church logy." he had been in touch with the of England and it operates entirely for the benefit of the married John Sidney, only son of of the parish of St. Patrick's, Mr and Mrs J. L. Carroll, of Church Hill, and Archdeacon Archbishop of Sydney or the BOOK SHOP Church. Wamberal. Father R. Keating Clive Goodwin, of St. Philip's', rector of the parish, he said that 2. Our Re-insuring Companies are among the strongest in CHURCH BOOKSTALLS officiated at the Mass and Rev. Church Hill, had no knowledge he preferred not to anw er the world. 129 YORK STREET 3. Claims, both large and small are dealt with promptly. Eighty-two bookstalls. replying SINGAPORE STORY to questions by the Church of Irrinuto from Town Hall) 4. Church property worth more than $65,000,000 is insured England Newspaper (London), at the with this Company. reported a turnover of $32,000. CONFIRMATION SERVICE 5. Classes of insurance undertaken include FIRE (with ex- Two were over $2,000 and three PITT STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH FOR ALL YOUR tension to storm and tempest, earthquake, etc., if re- were between $1,000 and $2,000. As approved by the Archbishop of Sydney quired), MOTOR CAR, PUBLIC RISKS, PLATE GLASS The Revised Standard Version of on CHRISTMAS BUYING and BURGLARY. the Bible seemed to be the year's FRIDAY, 22nd NOVEMBER, 1968, at 7.45 p.m. Price 35 cents per dozen (postage extra) HONORARY DIRECTORS: best seller. See us when requiring BOOKS — GIFTS — RECORDS G. V. DAVY, B.A., LL.B (Chairman). The total turnover is about REPORT OF THE ASIA-SOUTH PACIFIC that of an average-sized book- SELWYN KING A. C. MAITLAND CONGRESS ON EVANGELISM Induction Services, Parish Papers and all Classes of Church, GREETING CARDS — PICTURES Rt. Reverend R. C. KERLE, B.A., Th.L. shop. The average turnover per Ven. C. A. GOODWIN, M.B.E. (Alternate). bookstall was about $400. It Evangelicals of all Churches are invited to come and hear Commercial or General Printing AND ALL SUNDAY SCHOOL AND C. E. SMITH, M.B.E., F.C.A. (Townsville). would be interesting to know the the story. Opportunity for questions Canon G. G. O'KEEFFE, Th.L. (Alternate). position in Australia. William Andrews Printing Co. Pty. Limited CHURCH REQUIREMENTS Chairman: Rt. Rev, A. J. Dain G. E. H. BLEBY, O.B.E., E.D., LL.B. (Adelaide). Many churches have bookstalls 96-98 MAY STREET, ST. PETERS Telephone 51-2119 E. N. MILLNER, F.C.A. (Alternate). of sorts but many appear ill-used. Sponsored by the Evangelical Alliance Some which have young people 82 PITT STREET, SYDNEY. and the Evangelical Fellowship. Telegrams COFE SYDNEY. managing them, seem to do well. Phone 28-0709. But how well? Australian Church Record, November 14, 1968 Page 3 November 14, 1968 Page 2 Australian Church Record, the Cape Province. I will answer, evangelism was almost non Not Protestant and then only in part. the first TOO HIGH existent. 1 am writing about the Re- half of the question: "What have Organist and writer Charles Perhaps Bishop Clements will the Dutch Reformed got?" Cleall in his new book, "English tell us sometime what this criti- formation edition of the Letters to the Editor Church Music 1968," has declar- cism of Australians implies. We T SAY "Church Record," and especially 1. A majority of strongly mis- the editorial which you are at Note out ed, after research involving 1,200 are no more content with the It would appear that the prepared to receive at the Altar sion-minded ordained ministers. great pains to show that the Churchof England in the same reflects personal obedience to a partment—uhich did not even voices of children and adults, 86 state of the church in Australia as aguest any Christian who is They preach mission from their Church now finds itself Anglican Church is Protestant manner as clergy of colonial loving and holy God. exist 10 years ago—recei%es an per cent of our hymns are too than he is. We know that he "Between two worlds, one dead, in good standing with his own pulpits time and again; not just and that it does not form a ordination (37 and 38 Vict. ch. It is the very difficulty of obey- amount greater than that granted mission news but mission itself, high for the great majority of understands and values the The other powerless to be Church and for some good to the Theological College. men and young children. One evangelical contribution to bridge church. 77). . . . The ministrations of ing God and witnessing consis- mission theology, the mission Comb born." reason wishes to communicate Should not immediate consid- could quibble over the exact the church in this land. in mine. You maintain that the Eng- Presbyterian, German Lutheran, tently to the Christian gospel in challenge, etc. They do not leave —Professor B. S. Bowen, Swiss Calvinist, and English figure, but the inference is clear. Melbourne. —Rev. lish reformation did not differ an indifferent world that high- eration be given to a reduction this to missionaries on furlough In short, we hope he does not Paul Atkins, Dissenting ministers have Our family worship services all agree with these "knockers" of Toodyay, from the Continental version. lights the vital need for fellow- of the size and/or frequency of and representatives of mission THANK YOU W.A always been considered illegal." the printed productions of the too often are missing out because Australia. But we would like It seemed to me that we While we can agree that the ship, and in particular the minis- societies, In countless parishes The response to the recent Two further comments I Public Relations Department, of the wrong hymns for such him to say so. witnessed the swan song of the "Presumably, if the Pope had English reformation was in- try of God's Word, for the en- a Sunday service never fails to "Church Record" appeal has occasions. When men and chil- old Anglo-Catholicism. Plainly it approved of artificial birth con- fluenced by the Continental re- would submit on the "Protes- couragement of God's people. and to a reduction of its staff, include intercession for mission- been generous. A Canadian dren can't handle the singing this now belongs to the past, its trol, the Roman Church would formation, (four main differences tant" nature of our Church: One of the pressing needs of the in order that more money might ary work and workers. The result church newspaper said the other becomes yet another reason to useful work achieved. There now be basking in the applause would seem to stand out: 1. The Prayer Book has much hour is for more men, gifted by be diverted to the fostering of — an "ordinary" average day that no church newspaper HOBART CASINO "leave it to the women." were a few able representatives of the newspaper men, and 1. The Continental reforma- to say about the Holy Catholic God and trained in His word, to Christian public relations in church member Who is mission- makes a profit. It is true in Aus- Legislation to ,et up a gamb- of it, such as Bishop Mortimer people would be urging reunion tion began with a change of Church and nothing about the be set free from other pursuits more distinctively biblical conscious, mission-minded, mis- tralia. The A.C.R. is produced ling casino in Hobart has re- of Exeter, who made one of the with such a `with-it' Church doctrine and altered the govern- "Protestant Church." that they might exercise such a terms? Part of the answer to the sion-informed, in his own parish, because many Christians write was not MOST CONSERVATIVE ceived a set-back. It most respected speeches of the willing to make concessions to ment for the sake of it. The 2. In 1960 the Scottish ministry of teaching and encour- financial problems of Moore Col- and not through outside contact and give their time freely. unconnected with a large protest Conference. Once this would the modern age. I have always agement in the fullest possible lege may not be far to seek. with a mission society. Bishop Clement; is quoted as English reformation began with Church rejected the invitation of They actively share in a news- meeting organised by the have swayed votes powerfully. been afraid lest the Roman a change of government, and way. (Rev.) Allan M. Blanch, paper ministry dedicated to the saying on his return from Lam- churches in the City Hall, pre- the Scottish Presbyterians to Recently a neighbouring mini- Now its effect was negligible. Church should make a few alte- was then free to make what take part in the four-hundredth Moore College is the institu- Gladesville, N.S.W. ster led a conference for mis- spread of Bible truth. beth that "the rest of the world sided over by the Lord Mayor, Andrew's, rations, such as, relaxing its sees Australia as the most con- —The Bishop of St. changes of doctrine were anniversary of the reformation. tion where men are trained for sionaries in my old field in Readers by their gifts share Sir Basil Osborne. The Premier, Scotland. iniquitous demands on Prote- thought necessary. (This also also in this ministry. It is two servative province in the Angli- The reasons given by the Scot- the ministry in this diocese. The Woodford jubilee Rhodesia. He was told of the Mr Reece, and the Minister for stants who marry Catholics, true of Sweden.) recent session of the Sydney years since we made our last can communion. They say Ire- Health, were members of the I see Monarchical Episcopacy tish bishops, which I am sure St. Paula Church, Woodford, urgent need of a steam hot- encouraging joint meetings, 2. The appeal of the Conti- Synod learned that the college is the hospital appeal and much longer since we land is thirty years behind the capacity audience. s a strait-jacket whica allowing priests to marry and you can easily check on for N.S.W. will celebrate its Jubilee water-system for rest and Australia is behind nental reformation was to scrip- yourself, for refusing the invita- facing the necessity of increas- there, cost R1000. He came hack gave up the annual fete. Free Fearing the possibility of re- hampers the work of the Church translating its services into a ture alone (in practice, as inter- in March 1969. The Church giving is a basic Christian prin- Ireland." and I am heartened by the tion are a valid argument also ing students' fees by one third, to his mission-minded parish lying on the casting vote of the language understood by the preted by Luther and Calvin). a matter of no small concern to Committee wants names and ad- ciple. So many readers have acted It would be interesting to have knowledge that Dr Gabriel people, and then should call against any observance of the dresses of former parishioners with this need, and the members Speaker of the Lower House and The appeal of the English re- Reformation. all present and prospective at once responded by guarantee- on it. We thank you for your some elaboration of these possible defeat of the Bill in the Hebert, a supposedly High Christians everywhere to come formation was to scripture inter- and their relatives, and others gifts. We thank you, too, for the remarks. Just what do they Churchman, expresses the same Perhaps the "Church Record' students. The Synod is to be ing the full amount. Upper House, Mr Reece with- back to the fold. But what unity preted by the ancient Church. commended on its resolution that interested lin the church, so that many letters which expressed mean? drew the Bill. He now proposes view in his book, "God's King- would that be, with the funda- should take its head out of the invitations may be sent for the There is a box at the entrance appreciation of our ministry. dom and Ours." 3. The Continental reforma- sand and realise that it is not this situation should be investigat- to many churches. "Sente vir Visiting archbishops and to submit it to a referendum of mentals still unreformed? ed and ways found to offset the Jubilee serVke. I would be grate- The appeal remains open until —James Wilson in tion was primarily a religious speaking for the world Anglican ful if any addresses could be Sending," Cents for Mission. bishops and other prominent all citizens. —Rev. Brynley Rees, mrwernent arising from the added strain upon students' re- the end of the year and all gifts churchmen who have spent some Whatever the result of such a "The Christian," U.K. Christ Church, St. Alban's, Communion, but for a small sent to me. Every Sunday church members are acknowledged in these people. The English reformation body within it. Perhaps it is sources. Last financial year the are reminded of the mission need weeks in Australia and who have referendum, and we hope it is Thus Grace is a word which England. was primarily a political move- Standing Committee allocated A history of the church in columns. Reece has time to stop preaching party and their responsibility, and had the opportunity to see some soundly beaten, Mr sums up both God's eternal atti- ment carried out by the Crown $22,556 to Moore College. Woodford hats just been printed of the work of the Australian exposed his Government's com- You can give without loving, strife and the increase of the and is available from me for every Sunday they give, for tude and God's sovereign inten- (as also in Sweden). evangelical cause against those church, have often expressed sur- plete lack of princiole in this tion toward those whom He but you cannot love without In the light of these facts it 50c plus postage. they have been taught that IF YOU CAN'T LICK THEM giving. 4. The Continental reforma- wicked Catholics . . perhaps is interesting to note that during mission is an integral part of prised pleasure at what they have matter. seeks to save. It leads us to think tion rejected or dropped the (Rev.) L. T. Lambert, Bishop James Pike, in an Epis- has released —Amy Carmichael. it is time to get on with the job the last financial year the Stand- one's Christianity. seen. Bishop Davies of Him as acting upon men principle of succession (except Woodford, N.S.W. copal Church in San Francisco, details of his findings about such of preaching the Gospel of the ing Committee allocated $24,144 2. Chairs of Missiology at the Perhaps we are narrowly hide- from without and shaping their Man finds himself today, per- in Sweden); the English reforma- Kingdom of God as the Church recently celebrated the 150th bound by national concerns and gambling casinos overseas. He destiny from above. to the Information and Public Dutch Reformed Theological birthday of Karl Marx during a haps largely as a result of his tion retained it. has always held it. Relations Department. In the year What they have so lacking a sense of the Church's is convinced that the Tasmanian —Archbishop Marcus Loane technological triumphs, engulfed Perhaps in giving us your Seminaries. Throughout the COmmunion Service. He suggest- total mission to the world? Our Government bas paid scant con- of Sydney. A little less space on party 60-61 the net amount allocated 1 refer to a short news item: four-year course students are ed that the differences between in difficulties with his fellowmen editorial view of a historical to the department was approxi- record in missionary giving and sideration to the possible moral, which threaten to despoil him situation you could also be so politics (S. Paul to the Corin- "Missionary Giving" in the grounded in mission theology, Communism and Christianity support is no source of pride, social and economic effect of its For my own part, despite an thians) and a little more space mately $650, in 1965-66 $14,- and thus graduate, with the con- were lessening these days as both Anglo-Catholic upbringing, I am of his enjoyment of the choicest kind as to indicate your quali- A.C.R. of September 19, which but compared with the rest of gambling casino proposals. on us working together to bring 330 ($4,330 above the estimate) has just reached me by surface cept and vision of a living and were losing their eschatological fruits that science has placed fications as an ecclesiastical, or and now in 1967-68 $24,144. the Anglican communion, we within his reach. secular, historian, You would, I all Australia into the fullness of mail. It states that "members of vital home church being one with emphasis. That is, the Bishop could at least win a bronze the "One Catholic and Apostolic a world-wide outreach of the explained, Communism no longer —George A. Lundberg. am sure, be aware of the dangers This department is not con- the Dutch Reformed Church in medal. Church" might go part of the cerned with public Gospel of Christ. believes in the victory of the of judgments by unqualified relations in South Africa give 10 times more If we kept looking at specific way to convincing some Angli- New Testament terms of 3. Proportionate contribution Proletariat and Christians no BLAME: A PROBLEM observers! witnes- per head to Missions than Angli- fields, we would be hard put to It may be of interest to note cans in Australia that mission sing but is responsible for the cans in Australia". After further by every parish to mission work longer believe in the Second recognise ourselves in the has priority over churchman- as laid down by the Synod. This Coming. One is reminded of the freezesaster ffi makesakanesd our a passage by J. H. Blunt ("Book production of a monthly news statistics, it puts the question: Bishop's reported statement. ND his disciples asked PRESS WITNESS ship. bulletin, occasional additions t, "What have the Dutch Reformed is done gladly. In our own parish people of ancient Athens who, Master seempelejudgmental on- of Church Law"), in the light —J McLeod, Perhaps he is just being used A Rabbi, who sin" loving. Our Lord never tried to A column in the local weekly it throws on our relationship a Clergyman's File, liaison with got that we Anglicans haven't?" of 2,300 members, of a total as Luke tells us, lived only "to rt him , Newcastle, N.S.W. annual income of R47,500, some tell or hear some new thing." by some people overseas to ned, this man or his par. find out who was to blame. He newspaper every issue for over with non-Anglican clergy — and the Press, etc., and the publish- May I be permitted an attempt sound off about the fact that ing of "Southern Cross" R10,500 is given for mission out- that he was born knew the power of sin and Satan. eight years. That's the record of so perhaps with other churches. to answer that question? My fifty per cent of Australian An- ents, "The Church of England has magazine. "qualifications" for so doing in- side the parish. John 9:2 He broke its power with Rev. Herb. Davison, rector of Public relations Please mention "Church glicans are Evangelicals? blind?" grace. Leading the man to the Cabramatta, N.S.W. never broken off communion Certainly this magazine pro- clude: an upbringing in the 4. Mission organizations within We know that they don't like Who is responsible for Christ- each parish. These include one Record' when replying to When our laws are broken, new birth by the Holy Spirit His secret is — keep it short with the Church of Rome, nor vides a vehicle for the Arch- Anglican church in Sydney until that. Only in Australia is evan- we try to discover who broke dominated His witness. He Who (300 words in his case), break with the churches of the East; ian public relations? That is, bishop to address the people in several years after graduation; 7 for married women, one for our advertisers. gelicalism virile and active to the them, who is to blame. This was blameless, rarely blamed it up with a few paragraph head- hut it maintains strongly its who is responsible for demon- his diocese but apart from such years medical missionary service working women, a mission com- xtent that it is not a small attitude is so much part of our others. When we have made ings, and above all, relate Bible position as a branch of the strating and explaining the char- letters there is almost nothing in in Rhodesia with the Dutch Re- mittee of the young people, and minority. thinking that it greatly influences people guilty by blaming them, truth to the daily life of the Catholic Church. The orders acter of Christianity to the either the magazine or the bulle- formed Church (Cape) Mission, one for children. The first 2 For example, Archbishop our relationships with people we have destroyed the position readers. His column in a recent the Continental and Eastern world? Surely the New Testa- tin which is not paralleled else- membership of the Dutch Re- meet monthly, the last 2 weekly, HAVE YOU SEEN Fisher of Lambeth went on around us. What does the Bible from which we might have wit- issue of the Cabramatta Chron- Catholic clergy have always ment answer is that every Christ- where in the Church Press or formed Church of South Africa, and they are the best-attended record quite some years ago to mean when it says we are not nessed to God's grace. icle shouted — "Clergyman in been recognised by our law; and ian is responsible. Each individ- circulars. following marriage to one of its weekday meetings. the effect that the wide variety under the law but under grace? When we so frequently and Crime Territory." That pulls in such clergy can be admitted to ual is called to herald the gospel It is an anomalous situation ministers, who is also chairman THIS MONTH'S of social services sponsored by Continued Page 6 This verse shows us one simple decisively sheet home blame, we the readers! minister in the churches of the and to live in a manner which when the Public Relations De- of its General Mission Council in the Sydney Home Mission truth about it. Many weekly papers will Society were without parallel in cannot be seen as "hid in Christ," 1. A mistaken idea. Notice but as demonstrating a common gladly accept material like this, the Anglican communion. Mel- that even our Lord's disciples but like Mr Davison, make it bourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and frailty, lacking in holiness as in fell for it. Men who had a grow- love. witness for Christ. Perth are really alive in this ing understanding of truth were field too. still blinded by habit. They asked Why should he concern you? He belongs to a tragic Perhaps we are not active who was to blame. If they were band of youngsters . . . young Australians who have no enough in evangelism? This is lacking in preception, we can be true. But in every large and also. RIDLEY COLLEGE PROGRESS fight in the future. These boys have come from children's small evangelistic program Angli- courts. Without homes to return to they can only hope cans will be there giving a lead. D !MAY College Mel- cud it is hoped to endow a that somewhere, someone will extend a hand of help. Some- Australian Anglican involvement FORGIVENESS lectureship in New Testament at Ask to see a copy at in evangelism has occasioned bourne building fund one can, and that someone is you. Since 1942 Charlton This lack still poisons re- the college. Friends of the your local Church considerable surprise to visiting is now almost $22,000. former principal and Bishop of Homes have saved hundreds of boys. Homes run on com- evangelists because much of the ationships, divides Christians Bookshop, or write from each other and prevents The chapel and single Bendigo are invited to contri- passion and trust where each boy, for the first time in his Anglican communion overseas bute. life, not only belongs but is wanted. Now the Charlton for specimen: shows no interest at all. Some them from coming together student accommodation years ago, an American Episco- again. It replaces loving concern have been completed and Homes need your help. Accommodation is limited and the 69 FLEET STREET, with unloving judgment. pal executive officer said in Can- married student accommo- KOREA TO waiting list is long. There is a desperate need for expansion. LONDON. E.C.4 berra that it was to the discredit 2. Who is to blame? Why did Funds are urgently required and your contribution will help of his church that its program of it happen may be a reasonable dation is under construc- ETHIOPIA question. But who is to blame tion. give some lad what all Australians take for granted . . a for it happening is a question SEOUL. — Two missionary chance in life. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER ... from the unloving, unregenerate Preacher at the annual Rid- couples are being sent to Ethi- heart. When we have found out ley Commemoration service on opia by the Presbyterian Church Less than HALF single copy price. who is to blame, what do we October 13 was Rev. Dr Colin in Korea. One is a husband and CHRISTIANITY TODAY do then? Make the guilty feel Duncan, Registrar of the Aus- wife medical team; the other is The Charlton Homes accommodate tralian College of Theology. a minister with agricultural HOME MISSION SOCIETY "Protestantism's fortnightly magazine of evangelical con. more guilty? up to 65 boys. Schoolboys at It is fatally easy for the After the service, the Bearham training whose wife teaches eco- Diocese of Sydney vIction." Wing, containing new flats for nomics. Bowral and Castle Hill and working To mark a special effort following the Billy Graham Cru- Christian to go about pointing age boys at Ashfield. These homes out faults and making people married students, was dedicated. Korean Presbyterians have 14 sade "down under," we are offering almost 60 per cent saving They acknowledge the devoted missionaries in five countries, cost H.M.S $20,000 a year over on regular news-stand price to introduce new friends to our feel guilty. This is the most important way of witnessing that service to the college over many but this is their first mission to what is received on behalf of the family of paid subscribers. years of Dr George Bearham. some have. It erects barriers, Africa. boys, Send your gifts to the Home 15 Issues (7 months' supply) delivered to your home Dr Bearham is still chairman of It s The move came as a result of Mission Society, 511 Kent Street, POST PAID. the executive and has been a an invitation from Emperor Only $2.50. member of the college council Haile Selassie of Ethiopia fol- Sydney, 2000. RECLAIMING HUMAN LIFE Sample copies?? Of course. Just send your name. The extensions to St. since 1932. John's Cathedral, Brisbane, will lowing his attendance at a ser- S. John Bacon Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., A Bishop Donald Baker vice at Young Nak Presbyterian Burwood. 3125. be consecrated on Friday, Nov- 119 Burwood Road. ember 22, at 10.30 a.m. Metranial Fund has been opened Church.

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THE WAY OF EXCELLENCE by E. M. CRUDEN'S COMPACT CONCORDANCE. Zondervan, PARABLE LETTERS continued Blaiklock, Pickering A Inglis, 1968, SHORT NOTICES 1968, pp. 563. $3.95 (U.S.). ACR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS pp. 18, 10/6 (U.K.). A HISTORY OF THE Measuring seven by five inches, The treasurer of a parish re- Professor Blaiklock once again BRETHREN MOVEMENT, by this is a truly compact edition signed. The vestry asked another draws on his vast knowledge of Paternoster. 1968, of Cruden, well bound and pric- From Page 5 F. Roy Coad. man to take the position, a man Baited the classical world in this trans- pp. 327. 30s. Answers many ed m make an indispensible tool who managed the local grain They are not working bees Some years ago when I was Saks lation and commentary on 1 questions about the Brethren to the Bible student who is elevator. He accepted the Holiday WORK WANTED POSITIONS but spiritual gatherings, with living in Adelaide the A.C.R. Corinthians 13 and Romans 12. movement which are not readily put off by the very large and appointment under two con- mission programs. They offer started coming to me regularly CHRISTIAN VIEW OF SEX EDUCATION: The result is a book which available from other sources. Mr expensive Cruden or Young, ditions. spiritual fellowship, the opport- challenges the reader as to the Coad is a "P.B." and he is de- 1. That no report from the Accommodation WHEN MOVING) VACANT through the post and I could only A Manual for Church Leaders by VATICAN II: RENEWAL unity to work and pray together, conclude that some kind well- outworking of his faith and lightfully objective. This book OR REFORM, treasurer be required for a whole The Shift Is to Martin F. Wessler, Concordia, Mis- should stimulate any preacher. by James G. BLACKHEATH. Forrasneo. clean cottage. and result in an ever-fresh and wisher had paid my sub. I wrote convinces you that it would be Manz. Concordia, 1966, pp. 142. year. all conveniences. Phone 631-3592 A. R. C. THOMAS. souri, 1961, pp. 87. Balanced soundness in Chris- vital mission vision. These or- to you at the time asking you a sad day for Chrisitianity if $1.95 (U.S.). An evangelical 2. That nobody ask him any (Sydney exchange). FURNITURE REMOVALS— tian love and conduct is its domi- independent churches ever died STORAGE. SPECIAL ganizations are responsible for to convey my sincere thanks to This book, published by the questions about parish finances nant theme; the high, and for Lutheran looks at Rome before Modern equipment, efficient men. the salaries of all women mis- my anonymous friend. Board of Parish Education of the out or were absorbed into a and after Vatican II. A most during the year. WYKEHURST GUEST HOUSE 21a Sorrell St. and 28 Phillip St. Missouri Synod of the Lutheran man humiliating, standard which super-church. Very interesting Members of the vestry gulped, PAR RAMATTA. sionaries in all fields, and most After a year or two I received helpful and incisive study for For an enistyable holiday in OPPORTUNITY! is given by free-will offering Church, does not in any real Christ demands in contrast to reading. but finally agreed; after all, he Christian atmosphere. Good 630-1241. 635-5688. a notice to say that my sub- many modern interpretations. those who would like to grasp through individual mission boxes scription was now due. Cunning sense carry out its stated pur- INTERCHANGE. Vol. 1, No. the situation from one volume. was a trusted member of the Food. H. and C. water in bed- which are opened twice a year. pose of providing a manual of "Paul expects much of his community and well known, be- rooms. House-parties taken. wellwisher! Well, I should like 4. 1968. Inter-Varsity Graduates' THE CHRISTIAN MINISTRY, THE BOARD OF EDUCATION IS Each branch has its own mis- Christian sex education. Romans": Christ, Blaiklock Fellowship, pp. 62. 65c. Jesuit cause most of them did business Mr and Mrs H. Bartrop, WANTED you and him (I hope 'he sees this shows, expects no less of us. by Charles Bridges. Banner of sionary, with whom it maintains letter) to know that it was a dis- Five chapters are used to plead, professors, psychiatrists, psycho- at his elevator. 219 Katoomba Street, close contact, and front whom A.D. 52, p. 41, should read Truth Trust. 1969, pp. 390. 25/. At the end of the year he gave vECOND-HAND THEOLOGICAL BOOKS LOOKING FOR THE 450 SCRIP- tinct pleasure to fall for the ad nauseam, with pastors and logists and theologians mix it on (U.K.). Reprint of a classic which KATOOMBA. .ignt. Quotes given. C.M.S. BoOk- it receives a yearly (or 2-yearly) teachers to make a Christian sex All 49; and p. 16 on prophecy abortion. The best attempt to his report at the parish meeting; chop. 93 Gathim'st Street. Sydney. bait, for with all the papers that all who are deeply concerned for TURE TEACHERS who NOW CAN visit. find their way to a poison's letter_ education program is part of the needs the balance of p. 53. look at all the issues that we the $25,000 indebtedness on the "REDLANDS" GUEST HOUSE. United — Gordon Garner. their ministerial effectiveness Christian Home. Clean, Central. Choke WANTED 100 more students to enrol in 5. Finally, and not as signi- box I rate A.C.R. in the top parish program; only the sixth have seen for a long time. Three church was paid; the priest's Menu, Good Food and Cooking. Good C. of E. Bible College. Full aisle course should have on their desk. salary had been increased; the to rest In Waahrat Street, Katoomba. lectures In Sydney or by correspon- continue their Training, ficant as the above-mentioned in class and I read it with pleasure and final chapter deals, albeit other excellent articles as well. Phone KAT. 209. dence anywhere. Full details from Bridges (1794-1869) was a great mission quota was paid 200 per 41, Roseville. my opinion, although definitely and profit. scantily, with such a program. THE PEOPLE OF THE COVENANT by This is an issue to keep handy P 0 (3 ,sx The list of resource books and Anglican evangelical and this is cent; there were no outstanding N W not to be ignored: Many times have I meant to Murray Newman, Abingdon Press, for it faces lively issues. his best work. Will help to pro- "METROPOLE" which write and say so and have kept films, covering nine pages at the SELF - INTERPRETING bills; and there was a cash bal- (a) mission - field 1962, pp. 207, $3.50. mote a faithful and effective ance of $12,500. TEMPERANCE HOTEL begins in our own homes on putting it off but what has end, could be useful to "the NEW TESTAMENT. Arranged ministry. amongst our Coloured and Afri- sparked this letter off is your Christian sex educator." The best thing that can be by Ashley S. Johnson. Baker The people were stunned, but KATOOMBA IF YOU Attended A STAGE said about this book is that it Book House, pp. 424. $3.30 THE INVITATION OF GOD somebody managed to rise and tt can servants, and extends to the latest copy (Oct. 17) the Refor- — Gordon Beatty. mation issue. What magnificent sets out to treat a quite impor- (paper), 5th printing, 1968. The by Adolf Koeberle, Concordia, ask, "How come?" Full Board or Bed and Breakfast. ONE Scripture-teacher Train- borders of our own country. QUO tTIONS GI% I N FOR tant problem in the history of Authorised Version with every 1968, pp. 238. $5.95 (U.S.). 26 Quietly he answered: "Most of K. L. and F. M. HEARNE Thus one can be busy with one's articles by Lectern Pfankuck, RENOVATIONS OR AD- ing Course between 1960 and Keith Cole and R. D. Daunton- PERIL BY CHOICE by 1. C. Hefley, Israel, viz, the reasons for the reference to other scriptures sermons covering most of the you bring your grain to my ele- Phone 20. own personal mission work, for predisposition of the nation to DITIONS TO CHURCHES, one is so aware of the need, Fear, not to speak of your own 1968, /ondervan, 116 p. $4.95 printed for immediate verifica- Christian year by a German pro- vator. As you did so, I simply HALLS, SHOPS AND 1968. BUT didn't complete split into two parts. It is clear fessor at Tubingen. These are withheld 10 per cent on your be- HOLIDAYING IN MELBOURNE? Ac- whilst supporting the work of excellent editorial. tion and reference, commodation is available at Ridley HOMES. that these reasons reach well really solid devotional sermons. half and gave it •to the Church in on. Apkyplil the the Examination othetis, and How refreshing it all is when THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE College during vac College vie For Painting or Carpentry Here is yet another staggering back before David's Judahite A rich vein of evangelical mater- your name. You have not missed Pr . Par ACTS OF THE APOSTLES, by lobs phone (b) a "foreign" mission field so many folk of every denomina- story of modern missionary en- dynasty. The author produces a ial for those who take their it, and you have been tithing for RON BRIERLEY geographically near — in our tion, with parsons in the van, J. H. E. Hull. Lutterworth, 1967, RING 26-6428 NOW deavour by Wycliff Bible Trans- theory of a difference of theo- preaching seriously. a whole year. See how easy it is?" MEETINGS 78-5818 451-5257 (home) neighbouring countries, Malawi, are bending themselves back- lators. It could equally be en- logical thought concerning the pp. 202. 35/ (U.K.). Professor Zambia, Rhodesia, South-West wards in their efforts to apolo- titled "Conquering the Uncon- covenant which can be traced to F. F. Bruce writes a foreword For details of a Special Stage Africa etc. The mission-fields are gise for the Reformation—back- querable." Kadesh Barnes, and which is to this excellent survey of the reasonably accessible to the wards is right! Holy Spirit's work. An excellent THE MOTHER UNION INTERSTATE II Opportunity. Here is a love story to move reflected in the later differences S.U. HOUSE OPENS I church member who seeks a And then how delightful it was which tended to divide Judah remedy against some modern invites you to attend an AT HOME the hardest heart, evidencing the excesses concerning the Spirit's to be held on Thursday. 21st No- SERVICES touring holiday, and there is to see the letter from my old power of God to transform and from Israel. vember, commencing at 10.30 a.m. BUSH CHURCH AID SOCIETY close contact with missionaries, friend Bert Smith (A.C.R. Oct. work, gifts and manifestations. at the home of Mrs J. A. Nlsbett. empower. Here is ample proof By demolishing all his COORPAROO. St. Stephen's, Brisbane. CHRISTIAN D.C. Nurses urgently re- many of whom come out on 34 Burns Road. Wahroonga. 3) with 'his clear reasoning in that the Sword of the Spirit has primary sources, and by arriv- THE CHURCHMAN. Vol. 82 Visitorsvend.sh and Chatsworth Roads. quired for Hospitals situated In Far short leave annually. relation to "priests" and "altars," No. 2. Summer 1968, pp. 80. ho is welcome. 7.30 and 9 a.m. West of South Australia. For further a cutting social today. Here is ing at two covenant traditions onfurloughroMTareaeris7nidWlTanzania. .w Holy CommuCommunionm. Morning etc. 4/. Hebden Taylor on "The Re- Prayer (Holy 1st Sunday). Information write: The Secretary, The —Audrey Van Wick, a declaration in experience that which are best viewed as "cult ALL WELCOME. 7.30 p.m. Evening Prayer. Rector Rev. Bush Church Aid Society, 135 Bathurst (nee Halloran), Of course there are sometimes the Bible can produce the legends that were used in coven- formation and Modern Science"; J Greenwood. Street, Sydney, 2000 (telephone Stellenbosch, things that jar on a Baptist answers to the multiple problems ant ceremonies," Newman dis- Packer on "Re-tooling the Clergy 26.31E41 or 262 Flinders Street. Mel- Factories" and Napier on "Rome GOING West? Holy Trinity Norseman, bourne. 3000 (telephone 63-8962). Cape, South Africa. minister's thinking. In the light of the world's suffering millions. plays a method which can only Accommodation Western Australia Services, B a.m. of Mr Smith's letter, and I am Here is a testimonial that human be described as less than help- and Charles Davis" only tell half Holy Communion. 7.30 p.m Evening Prayer. Call In and meet the Rector SHORTHAND-TYPISTE. 17-19 years for sure your own personal thinking, frailty dedicated to God can ful. the story of a most useful issue. and his wife on your way through. interesting work in congenial office of Common front accomplish what armies can Vol. 82, No. 3. Autumn 1968, Wanted The Rev. Blair Grace. Christian Youth Organisation. Previous and certainly the whole tenor of — G. Goldsworthy, experience not necessary but high 1 ant overjoyed and give never do. pp. 80. 4/. Three of the four standard required. Commence 3rd A.C.R. I cannot help being sorry YOUNG Christian Man Requires Full February, 1969, at award rates. Op- thanks to God for your Editorial to see sometimes the entirely un- It is extensively illustrated. articles concern Anglican- Board. Parramatta Area. Close to portenity for advancement. Please BRINGING THE CHILD TO CHRIST. G. Methodist unity and one is by Railway. Contact 625-8527. apply in writing, with references to: "Where to now?" of October 31, scriptural use of the word An ideal book, in living FOR SALE The Secretary. encouraging a common front for Neilson, Pickering 6 Inglis, the Bishop of Willesdden. He The Crusader Union of N.S.W. "priested." It is extraordinary how example, to complement, "The A. pp. 590 George Street, the faith by Evangelicals and phrases and habit and sentiments Social Conscience of the Evange- 94, 1/6 (English). keeps good company this time. SYDNEY, N.S.W. 2000. Anglo-Catholics. cling—even to Evangelicals! Large numbers of book reviews. FOR HIRE lioal"—Sherwood Wirt. This is not a manual on child THE GOSPEL OF MARK This is what we have been Nothing about E.F.A.C. for An opoortunity for full-time But once again ever so many —G. Blaxland. evangelism. It is twenty navel man praying for for months now and many issues. CARAVAN FOR HIRE FOR TAS- IN LIME CHILDREN'S WORDS Christian Service exists for a thanks. Please wish my well- children's talks prepared by a MANIAN HOLIDAY. Deluxe 18ft, 6- to be I feel it is a real answer to SOURCEBOOK FOR SPEAK- berth, 2-room Caravan, refrigerator, a translation byy HJ . o hn N.S.W. OFFICE MANAGER. children's evangelist who is also stove, heater, blankets, cutlery. these prayers. wisher a delightful Christmas and PRAYERS FOR PAGANS by Roger ERS, by Eleanor Doan. Zonder- crockery. DELIVERED ANYWHERE. Dooley(Arthur Stockwell) Administration and accounting ex- I hope the "Church Record" tell him I hope 'he will be as a commercial artist. It contains L. G. Reardon. Phone 22841. 9 Veula- perience essential. This is an im- lush. Hodder & Stoughton, 1968, some useful ideas and illustra- van, 1968, pp. 409. $5.95. Thou- lee Ave., LAUNCESTON. TAS. 65 cents. portant and demanding position with will be able to give the much successful elsewhere with his sands of sentence sermons, a wide area of responsibility. needed lead in this way. pp. 10, $1.95. tions, even if you don't use the FOR READING TO 4-8 YRS. OLD CLOSING DATE FOR fishing! Quotes, sayings, short poems, etc. APPLICATIONS, 22nd NOV.. 1968 This book by the compere of talks as printed, VER 400 pervibc gathered • Some of the crowd at PROFESSIONAL CMS and Church Bookshops God bless you. — Walter Spencer. Good for those who use such Apo!), In Writing to the --(Rev.) Brian Dooley, —H. A. Brown, the A.B.C. :"In Between," quali- stuff. O outside S.U. House at 129 opening of Scripture Union General Secretary. Cootamundra, N.S.W. fies as prayer upon the hymn- York Street on Sunday, October House, Sydney. SERVICES Scripture Union. Blaxland, N.S.W. MINISTERING TO THE 239 Elizabeth Street, SYDNEY. writer's definition of prayer as LUTHER'S MEDITATIONS ON THE 13, for the official dedication Mark envelope "Confidential." "the soul's sincere desire . . . the SICK, by William A. Lauter- and opening_ GOSPELS, translated by Roland H. will remain at 239 Eliza- Classified advertisements should burden of a sigh, the falling of bach. Concordia, 1968, pp. 196. Archbishop Marcus Loane, I.S.C.F. CUSTOMS AGENTS be sent to THE AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR GIRL, about 16 years, for Chaplains to hospitals and other beth Street for approximately 5 CHURCH RECORD, 511 KENT Interesting work In Aboriginal Handi- a tear or the upward glancing Bainfon. lutterworih Press, 1963, who is President of Scripture Goods cleared/delivered STREET, SYDNEY. They should craft showroom. Some typing ability YOU'LL APPRECIATE THE DIFFERENCE institutions may find much help years when they too will move be prepaid. Rate: 5c per word. essential. of an eye." Poetic in character pp. 155, 21/. (U.K.). Union, dedicated the building ex Parcels Post, Aircraft minimum 40c. Replies may be ad- here. A useful manual. PARENT to S.1J. House. Apply: Mrs HIckin, the 29 "prayers" cover a wide This book is for the theologi- and the address was given by and ships. dressed to a box number on pay- Church Missionary Society. GUIDANCE SERIES, Concord- ment of an additional 10c to corer Aboriginal Art Centre. AT THE range of contemporary subjects cal gourmet. It is a fascinating Mr David Verco, Associate "SERVICE TRANSPORT" the cost of forwarding replies to 511 Kent Street, Sydney, Canberra Oriental ia, 1968. 60c each. No. 13, pp. the advertiser. Receipts will not be or Phone 26.3594. such as "In the street, motor cars, collection of extracts from the Director-General of Education • The World Alliance of forwarded unless requested and such 68. Worship in the family. 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Page 6 Australian Church Record, November 14, 1968 Australian Church Record, November 14, 1968 Page 7 THE AUSTRALIAN THE AUSTRALIAN hot line CHURCH A round-up of church Press comment at home RECORD Right Re,. IL Conies S. &ISM!, re- Rev. Mil. C. Stonebouse, rector of and abroad. gistrar of Sydney 010Cebe, has been ap- Barham (Riverina), has been appointed pointed bishop coadjutor responsible for an honorary canon of the o-Cahedral The paper for Church of the western part of the diocese and will as has Rev Basil J. Thomas, rector of CATHOLIC WEEKLY of 24 cals. The Assembly approved the England people — Catholic, CHURCH RECORD take up residence in the Parramatta Leeton. They were installed at Hay 'I HE CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER —EIGHTY-NINTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION area some time within the next six on 12 November. Oct., carried a feature article setting up of a Christian Com- Apostolic, Protestant and months. chaplain of All by Bishop Christopher Butler, a munications Centre. Reformed Rev, A. Fred Dryden, Sydney, for transmission by pod Printed by John Fairfax and cents Mr John G. Denton, Director of in- Saints' College, Bathurst, has resigned former Anglican and now auxi- Subscription $2.50 per year. Registered at the G.P.O., Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. Price 10 formation and Deputy Registrar of Syd- from 31 December. The Protestant World carries No. 1427—November 28, 1968 as a newspaper. ney diocese. will succeed Rishop Begbie liary bishop to Cardinal Heenan, Editorial and Business: 511 Rev. Jack R. K. Kemp, rector of news of the resignation of Mr as registrar of the diocese. Molong (Bathurst), has resigned front 20 highly critical of the Roman Kent St., Sydney. Phone: Rev. Dr Max M. Thomas has been December. curia. He laments the fact that Robert J. Martin, whose articles 61-2975. Office hours: 10 appointed Stewart Lecturer in Divinity Rev, John J. Turner, assistant mini- the Curia is modelled on Roman on the Protestant faith have long a.m. to 4 p.m. Issued fort- at Trinity College, University of Mel- ster at St. Clements, Mosman (Sydney). enlivened the paper.' The Editor bourne and Consultant Theologian to the has been appointed assistant minister imperial lines. He would prefer nightly, on alternate Thurs- Archbishop from 1 January. at St. Paul's, Chatswood, from early it to follow the British constitu- of The Australian Baptist, Rev. days. Copy deadline Thurs- Rev. W. John Rockdale, curate of February next. tional monarchy. In the follow- Tan Emmett, has also resigned. day preceding date of issue, Holy Trinity, Doncaster (Melbourne), Rev, Peter Goodwin Hudson has been ing issue of 31 Oct., the ubiqui- Professor B. S. Brown, Victorian but earlier receipt preferable. will take temporary charge of Won- appointed chaplain to St. Lawrence BISHOP CHANDU RAY HITS OUT thaggi (Gippsland) until 1 February. School, Kent, England. St. Lawrence is tous Rev, Dr Rumble takes him President of the Baptist Union Rev. Keith L. McConchle, rector of an evangelical foundation established in to task and says that no episco- calls on Baptists to rethink their St. John's, Bairnsdale (Gippsland), has 1879. attitude to the Church's mission OHN DENTON reports on the Congress on Evangelism been appointed to the staff of Gippsland Rev. Canon Kenneth B. Halley, of the pal prestige attaches to what Grammar School from 1969. charge of Leederville (Perth), has an- Bishop Butler says. He adds that since man has entered on a new J for the Asia-South Pacific region held in Singapore from Rev. Bruce N. Kaye, formerly curate nounced his retirement. R.C.s will be safer following the era in history. Church and of St. Jude's Dural (Sydney), who has Rev. Thomas R. Butler, curate of People (N.Z.) published some CANBERRA November 5 to 13. Over 1,000 participants from 25 nations been studying overseas, has been ap- St. Andrew's, Roseville (Sydney), has Pope than the Bishop. pointed assistant tutor at St. accepted a three-year appointment as time aeo a very full and critical in the region were present at the opening. John's Coollege, Durham. assistant minister of St. Peter's Mow- In The Methodist, the new appraisal of the New Zealand WOMEN'S Rev. A. T. Stevens, B.A., B.D., a bray (Capetown) and leaves Sydney on President, Rev. Walter Whit- Liturgy by Miss Lenore Harts'. vision, the greatest Presbyterian minister from Balaclava, has February 12. The Congress charter flight Dr. Bills Graham was prevent- courage and bread, looks back to his arrival 3 senior lecturer in English at been appointed Head of New Testament Rev. Robert and Mrs Cooper who which brought the Australian and ed front tending owing to an sin we could commit at this and Dean of Practical Training at the have trained at the A.B.M. House of as a migrant 40 years ago. As a Otago University. She found that CONVENTION would be to "play it Melbourne Bible Institute as from 1 New Zealand members provided infection which has required his Congress the Epiphany, have been commissioned Methodist lay preaches he arrived right 'through the revision. the safe." February. by the Primate and Mr Cooper will The Canberra Christian with a salutary view taking a month off from heavy locum ten- serve as assistant curate at St. Mary's. in Sydney garbed in black morn- handling of English was singu- the group Rev. Barry C. C. Maxwell, of the dead heart of Australia duties. Archbishop Marcus Loane ens of St. Luke's. Miranda (Sydney), has Kuala Lumpur (Singapore and Malaya). ing coat, striped pants but he larly inept. In a current issue. Women's Convention, which has been appointed curate-in-charge of St. by following a route over the The Bishop of Karachi, (the gave two addresses on the open- The Rev. Charles White, Minister of had left behind his bowler hat. a member of the Praeer Rook attracted capacity audiences each Luke's Mascot, from late November. the Church of the Good Shepherd, December since 1963. will hold Alice and Derby before crossing Right Reverend Chandu Ray) in ing days in the Bible hour. For Peter M. Brewer, curate of St. He says that his accent matched Commission renlies. He Pleads Rev. Kangaroo Valley (Sydney) is to serve Indonesia whose 115 million the opening address of the Con- fifty minutes he expounded the Peter's Southport (Brisbane), has been with the Bush Church Aid Society in the clothes. The Church Times that it was written against time. its sixth annual convention on appointed rector of St. Paul's, Cleveland. the Diocese of Riverina from earls 1969. people brought to sharp focus gress, called for a "new unity" passage Revelation 1:1-20 under carries an item which it printed Re admits much of what *Miss the weekend of November 22- Venerable William H. Graham has the whole problem of Australian with all Christians in the evan- the tile of "The King of Glory." in its issue exactly a century ago. Harty said. Inferestine to think 24, this year. been appointed chaplain of Yarra Valley and New Zealand presence in gelising of Asia. "The time has The passage was assigned to him Church of England School (Melbourne) Before he died in 1868 the that despite the criticise's and Although it has always been come when we in Asia must bind and he patiently elaborated the from 1 February. the area. ERASMUS-LUTHER Bishop of Peterborough had de- the admissions, New Zealand an outstanding success, attracting ourselves in a fellowship for the complex imagery of the moral, Rev. H. J. Nell, formerly headmaster not only local women but many Some 88 of the 110 Indone- of Gippsland Grammar School, has been clared: Anglicans will probably have to sake of evangelism," he declar- sovereign and servant qualities "Before I receive the Holy coming from Sydney, Melbourne sians were, at length, granted appointed Director of the Council for temp it. Yet a correspondent in visas to come to Singapore ed. "We cannot divide this com- of Christ with the Congress feel- Christian Education in Schools, Victoria. CONFLICT Communion I wish to make a the same issue calls it "the and other centres, the earlier date mon task of proclaiming the ing that here was the Scripture Rev. George A. Hearn, rector of Omeo brief statement. I die in full reli- will be more convenient to many following the ban on movements (Gippsland), has been appointed rector Writing in The Reformed obnoxious Experimental Liturgy." Gospel and do It separately; the being expounded in terms of its ance on the perfect Atonement women who find December full arising from the execution of the of Wonthaggi from I February. Theological Review on "Eras- Indonesian prisoners by the Sin- task is indivisible since the na- own internal wealth. He warmed chaplain made by our Lord Jesus upon The English Churchman man- of pre-Christmas activities. Rev. Dr Barry B. Marshall, mus, Luther and Modern Christ- gapore authorities, One member tion and the life of a nation is to his second and final exposition of Trinity College, Melbourne, has been the Cross. I die in the unreserved aged to produce the issue before Women's Convention speakers indivisible." of "The Church Without Love" appointed Principal of Pusey House, Ox- endom," Professor Hermann Reformation Sunday without a of the Indonesian delegation told ford, from September 1970. Sasse of Adelaide, states that belief of the inspiration of all are Mrs Mary Fewchuch, Mrs (Ephesus) to the delight of pro- single reference to the Reforma- me that some of their party had Venerable Victor E. Twigg, archdeacon "The great controversy between the Canonical Books of the Old Beryl Wykes and Miss Ruby BIBLE EXPOUNDED fessional expositor and rural of Hay (Riverina). has been appointed and New Testament. I die in the tion. It described the National travelled for two weeks to reach Erasmus and Luther has never Oliphant. The Bishop grasped one of pastor alike, The Archbishop has archdeacon of Riverina. faith of the Church of England, Assembly of Evangelicals as a Djakarta to gain a visa and to Rev. Canon Leonard C. Bailey will be The committee arranging the the sharpest nettles facing Chris- visited 21 of the 25 countries come to an end." non-event. The Church of Eng- board the one-hour jet charter inducted as rector of Corowa on 28 He sees a continuation of the as taught by the Apostles, Fath- Convention represents nearly all tianity in Asia, where religion represented and he met many old November and has been appointed arch- ers, and Protestant Reformers land Newspaper announces the to Singapore. deacon of the Murray (Riverina), controversy in the conflict be- the Protestant churches in Can- is highly developed and not un- friends made on his early mis- and as set forth in her liturgy and merger of two evangelical theo- The Congress was a regional Rev. David 0. Roberts, minister of tween Reformation theology on impassive about the divinity of sionary journeys, and there was logical colleges in 1970, Tyndale berra. successor to the Berlin Congress St. Michael and All Angels', Broad- the one hand and modern Angli- Articles. I pray God to preserve Christ, by stating with cool much regret when he returned to meadows (Melbourne), has been appoint- Hall and Clifton. Rev. Michael An innovation this year will of 1966 and was underwritten canism, Protestantism and Cath- her on the one hand from Neo- candour "we do not preach Sydney on the third evening due ed rector of Alice Springs (Northern logianism, from Ritualism and Baughen, who is described as be a bus tour of interesting places largely by the Billy Graham Territory) from 2 February. olicism on the other. Christ to Muslims or to Hindus to pressure of diocesan business. Romanism on the other." a very good pastor rather than in and around Canberra to take Evangelistic Association. How- Mr Justice R. A. Blackburn of the In the period after World War ever, the policy and program or to Buddhists — we preach Lo! he was to return for half Supreme Court of the Northern Territory One hundred years too late an academic, will be principal. place on the Saturday morning, women." and rector's warden of Christ Church I it seemed, says Professor Sasse, Rev, Michael Green, registrar of decisions were made by a ten- Him to men and a day after his jet clipped Cathedral, Darwin, has been appointed that Reformation theology woulvi for Lambeth. Bochures and further informa- The Co-ordinating Director of the London College of Divinity, member Executive Committee of another on the tarmac at Dja- chancellor of the diocese of Northern shape the future of Protestant- tion may be had from the sec- the Congress, Dr W. Stanley Territory. New Life features the wel- slammed the "empty tomb" whome nine are Asians, and a karta. ism. "Today Erasmus seems to retary, Mrs Patricia Richards, 27 Mooneyham, spoke briefly and Miss Alison Coventry has been ap- come to Rev. Dr Bryan Hard- critics from the pulpit of South- Program Committee of fifteen of The main sessions of the Con- of (lit Congress be winning the day. His was the with effect when he said "The Bishop Chandu Ray speaking it (he opening pointed acting registrar of the diocese man, the new Anglican Vice- wark Cathedral. Highly appro- Rusden Street, GARRAN, whom thirteen are from Asian gress were conducted in five lan- of the Northern Territory. religion of Goethe whose doc- crises in Asia demand from u on Evangelism, Singapore. Principal of Adelaide Bible Insti- priate. A.C.T. 2605. churches. guages—Mandarin, Korean, In- Right Rev. Ian Shevili, Bishop of trine of salvation was a new tute and a welcome addition to North Queensland. was refused aamission donesian, Japanese and English. ing church life at a basic level in to Burma on his way home from Lam- version of . . . 'Whoever strives the number of distinguished ous translation of all four from The early practice of having the countries represented to the beth. The Bishop of Rangoon- had not with ceaseless endeavdtir, him evangelical scholars in Australia. English available via headphones. been allowed to leave Burma to attend TO JERUSALEM English and one other language claims of the Christian evangel Lambeth. we can save'." in use on the platform was aban- The purpose of the Congress Australian Presbyterian Life car- Continued page eight Rev. Francis C. B. Moyle, vicar of In explaining the difference doned in favour of the simultane- was to evolve methods of gear- Christ Church, Essendon (Melbourne), between Erasmus and Luther, ries news of a new approach to has been appointed rural dean of Essen- Sasse points out that Luther's religious television in Victoria. don from 21 October. appeal was to the clarity of For a 12 months' test period, Rev. Weisman A. Bowak, vicar of All Saints', East St. Kilda. has been appoint- Scripture but that Erasmus could half-hour programs will be re- ed rural dean of St. Kilda from 24 Octo- not understand Scripture without placed with one-minute "spot" ber. the help of the church fathers. messages on all commercial sta- of the GRAHAM CRUSADES 1969 Rev. William J. Frawley, Chaplaincy Department (Melbourne) Erasmus could not accept Scrip- tions. since 1964, has been appointed rector ture alone, Christ alone, and Five Australian cities — Bundaberg, Darwin, Laun- of Korumburra (Gippsland) from 28 grace alone. Erasmus pleaded The November issue of the February 1969. has an for an "undogmatic Christian- Canadian Churchman ceston, Canberra, and Melbourne — and three N.Z. cities aura of disquiet. Membership, ity." This Luther rejected, claim- confirmations, baptisms and Sun- will have Graham Crusade meetings during the team's re- ing that if you take away dogma A new and efficient service day School enrolments are down, or doctrine, you take away turn visit to Australia and New Zealand in February- Christ. Luther charged that Er- as they are also in the Protestant Episcopal Church in the U.S. March, 1969, Dr Billy Graham will speak at the Melbourne ANTHONY WELBY asmus with his "philosophy of Christ" destroyed the Christian Postal rates for church Press are meetings, and three Associate Evangelists — the Revs. ORGAN BUILDER going up and Ontario churches faith. rates. Grady Wilson, Ralph Bell, and Lane Adams — will be the 9 Ruskin Rowe, Avalon Bch., It was Erasmus' doctrine of may have to pay municipal 2107. Phone 918-3751. sin and grace, .continued Sasse, The Reformation Sunday Crusade speakers in other cities. which prevailed at the Council editorial of The Christian (U.K.) Mr Dan Piatt, Director of the February 21-Wednesday, Febru- Mr Piatt said that committees of Trent. "And Who can read is headed, "A Summons to representing all the major deno- Furniture Removals the documents of the Second Billy Graham Australian and ary 26. Work." It asks, "Is it also to be New Zealand Crusades, 1968-69, Launceston (Tasmania): Wed- minations had been formed in and Storage Vatican Council without being celebrated with new acts of re- each of these cities and that the reminded of Erasmus' great at- met with representatives of the nesday, March 5-Sunday, March formation that will purify and Press at a Conference at the 9. full Crusade planning was in G & C DREW Pty Ltd tempt to reconcile the church enrich the people of God and Geelong Church of England Grammar School progress. and the rising modern world to Southern Cross Hotel, Mel- Canberra, A.C.T.: Wednesday, redound to the glory of God?" March 12-Sunday, March 16. 66 Smith's Avenue, a tolerant and broadminded We are pleased to announce the appointment of Mr bourne, recently. CONTACT ADDRESSES It also gives prominence to the Details of the Crusades plan- Hurstville Catholicism? Modern ecurneni- National Assembly of Evangeli- David Hudd as our representative in Australia. All REV. RALPH BELL Crusade contact addresses for city with its compromise of ned for January-March, 1969, Local, Country and Interstate (Associate Evangelist): the Australian cities listed for Scripture and tradition, its belief enquiries to be addressed to:— were outlined as follows: Removals Darwin (Northern Territory): Crusades are as follows: in the ability of all men of good- "The Harmonics," DR BILLY GRAHAM: Wednesday, March 5-Sunday, Bundaberg; Rev. Duncan Har- Write or phone 50-8366 will to accept the Gospel or RIDLEY RE-UNION New Zealand: 90 Hammers Road, Old Toongabbie, Auckland, March 9. rison, 12 McKewan St, Bunda- After hours 53-7377 what 'has been left of it shows Former students of Ridley Col- Thursday, February 27, to Sun- lege, Melbourne, living in 2146, N.S.W. Telephone: 631-9146. berg, Queensland. Erasmus as the man in whom day, March 2 (Western Springs REV. GRADY WILSON Canberra: Rev. Perry Smith, Catholicism and Protestantism N.S.W. hove been invited to a Mr Hudd will be delighted to bring the Walker experience of Stadium). (Associate Evangelist): 55 Scrivener St, O'Connor, 2601. may meet today. But there are re-union in Sydney on Friday, Dunedin (New Zealand): Sun- over 150 years of organ building to the solution of your Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia): Darwin: Ven, G. Muston, Box and will be Christians and November 15. day, March 9 (Carisbrook WOOD (OFFILL FUNERALS not hesitate to consult him. Sunday, January 19-Sunday, 181, Darwin, N.T. churches who will maintain the A corporate Communion will problems. Please do Archbishop George Appleton, of Perth, who has been ground). January 26. Launceston: Dr Victor D. Pip- — Phones — doctrines of the Reformation, be held at St. James', King Victoria: Friday, WALKER ORGANS appointed Archbishop in Jewisalem by the Archbishop Melbourne, Singapore; Sunday, February nett, 10 Queechy Rd, Launces- knowing that without this heri- Street, at 6 p.m. A dinner and March 14-Sunday, March 23 Metropolitan (All Registered Trade Mark. s,41 of Canterbury. Ile succeeds Archbishop Campbell McInnes, 2-Sunday, February 9. ton, Tas. tage modern Christendom would fellowship will follow, The pre- (Sidney Myer Music Bowl). Branches) 80.0396 J. W WAL1C_ER AND SONS LTD., RUISLIP, whose resignation takes effect on November 30. Archbishop Melbourne: Mr John Robin- sink into a new paganism." sent principal, Rev. Dr Leon REV . LANE ADAMS Bundaberg (Old.): Wednesday, Katoomba Katoomba 43 MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND. Established 1828. Appleton came to Perils in 1963. He visited the Holy Land son, Billy Graham Crusade Vic., (RES-NE) Morris will attend. home (Associate Evangelist): February I9-Sunday, February and conferrrd with Arab and Jewish leaders on his way 23. 130 Bourke St, Melbourne, 3000. Printed by John Fairfax and Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney, for the publishers, from Lambeth recently, Christchurch (N.Z.): Friday, Page Australian Church Record, November 14, 1968 The Church Record Ltd., Sydney.