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20Th September 1973 World Congress The Australian 211 cents Appointed par -11rnc ,w Ate of St l'homas. Essendon (Melbourne), and part-time lecturer at Ridley College from August I. speakers chosen Mr R. J. Isauchsen made made a deacon on August 24 and has been lic- ensed an curate of St James.' Dandenong World Congress on Evan- The 3000 delegates from all materials of immediate relevance (Melbourne). parts of the world will receive and help in achieving the goal of Moat Rev George Appleton, Arch- gelisation program director, bishop in Jerusalem anti former Arch- their major papers in advance world evangelisation." Church Record RegIstered der posting as bishop of Perth will retire next March Paul Little, has announced First published 1880 September 20, 1973 for study and response. Dele- He said speakers would repre- No. 1546 a newspaper—Category A when he will be 72. Mr Philip Robinson was made a dea- the major speakers for the gates from developed countries sent a wide range of national, con at St Andrew's, Lutwyche (Brisbane). Congress, including Dr Sus- will have their fares partly or cultural and denominational ...=111•1141111•1111•11 on June 29 by Bishop Hawkey of Caine.- wholly subsidised. backgrounds. Among those giv- (aria. After a short curacy at Lidwyche uma Uda of Japan and Dr he will return to serve among Aborigines Delegates will be equipped ing major papers will be, as well in Carpentaria diocese. Peter Beyerhaus of Germany. as Dr Uda and Dr Beyerhaus — Mr Frauds C. R. WHIM was made a with an overall view of world deacon in St David's Cathedral. Hobart. Dr Billy Graham, Honorary need as well as an in-depth study Dr Rene Padilla (Argentina, London to on Sunday, July 22, by the Bishop of Baptist), Bishop Festo Kivengere Tasmania. He will be curate in the parish Chairman of the Congress, and of churches and evangelisation in of Cygnet. the Rev John Stott, Rector of All their own region. (Uganda, Anglican), Dr George Rev David H. White. in charge of Souls, Langham Place (London), Peters (U.S.A., Mennonite), Dr South Coogee Sydney). since 1969, has Mr Little has said: "The pro- Howard Snyder (Brazil, Free Katoomba been appointed rector of St Peter and will give the opening addresses. gram has been formulated in St Paul. Milton. from September 28. Methodist), Dr Donald Rev Dick Lucas, rector of Rev John H. Cashman, acting rector The Congress will be held in consultation with people in all McGavran (U.S.A., Disciples of of St Matthias.' Paddington (Sydney), Aboriginal ordination Great St. Helen's, London, Lausanne, Switzerland, from since 1972, has been appointed rector of parts of the world. The com- Christ), Mr Samuel Escobar the parish. July 16, 1974, for ten days. bination of theological and (Peru, Baptist), Canon Michael is to be the main speaker at strategic issues should result in Green (England, Anglican) and the Church Missionary Soc- Mr ('olin Rains, Registrar of the each participant carrying away Professor Henri Blocher (France, iety N.S.W. Summer School from the Congress ideas and diocese of North Queensland. Baptist). at Katoomba in January, Centenary 1974. Mr Man Gill, home secretary of the Australian Board of Missions since Octo- Rev David Hewetson, talking ber 1971, has rnigned to return to jour- & leadership training about Dick Lucas, said, "I'm nalism. of an organ DR JOHN WILLIAMS sure he will have a wide appeal Rev Brian C. Newlag, rector of ler- ramungup (Sunbury) since 1967, has been The original pipes still speak here in Australia. In London appointed rector of Pinjarra from Febru- An organ which is be- Dick Lucas has had a special ary 1974. lieved to be unique in Aus- under exactly the same wind- TO RIDLEY STAFF Rev C. James Nolan, curate of Holy pressure as then, to produce a ministry to businessmen, as his Trinity. Ingham (North Q) since 1972. Rev Dr John W. Wil- Caulfield (1959-61) and of St Christian Education Department church is in the commercial has been appointed in charge of Hughen- tralia is celebrating its cen- beautifully rich mellow tone. A significant step forward Mark's East Brighton (1961-62) of the United Church in North heart of the city surrounded by den from 16 July. tenary since it was built in Even two of the original sound- liams, who trained at Moore in Aboriginal ordination and Rev George D. Abell, rector of St boards have withstood the and then became vicar of Si Australia. banks and Insurance companies. Mary's, Atherton (North Q), has re- London in 1873. It is in the and Ridley Colleges, gradu- Mark's, Forest Hill from 1962 to leadership training is being They hold a lunch-time service signed and is to return to England. ravages of time to function per- Since 1908 and 1921 the Rev Desmond A. Pritchard of Canberra ating in 1958, has been ap- 1966. 104 - year - old All Saints' fectly 100 years later. undertaken with the appoint- Church Missionary Society and on Tuesdays which is attended Grammar School was inducted as rector pointed a lecturer in church Before going to study at the by 500 businessmen and there is of St Mary's, Atherton (North 0) 011 26 Church, Wickham Terrace, When the new St John's Cath- ment of the Reverend Dr the Methodist Overseas Mission July. University of Chicago in 1968. a large evening congregation of in Brisbane. edral was built in Ann Street, history at Ridley College, Keith Cole as Principal of respectively, have been engaged Rev RobertNunn, rector of Broad- he had a short appointment at in missionary work among the students." ford (Wangaratta) since 1969. has been It is believed unique because this Lewis organ was transferred Melbourne, from January Ridley. the proposed Nungalinya appointed rector of Alexandra from early with one small addition, it is ex- to St Luke's Church in Charlotte Aborigines of Arnhem Land. The theme of Summer School October. 1974. After graduation from Chi- College, the combined Until recently, largely through '74 is to be "International Rev Inn Ransom, curate of InvereII actly as it was tonally when it Street. He was curate of St Mary's cago, he went to Manchester (Armidale) since 1970• has been appoint- left the workshop of Lewis, of With infrequent use, the dep- church training and re- the clamour for self-government Christians," the chairman will be ed in charge of Boggabilla from early University to work under the in the Third World countries of BiShop John Reid and other August. London. in 1873 for the old St redations of vermin and atmos- search centre in Darwin. Mr John Cuedhlte of Gundowring. noted biblical scholar, Professor Asia and Africa, little was done speakers will include Revs Reg John's pro-Cathedral in George pheric conditions and lack of F. F. Bruce. has been Insta as the first lay canon general maintenance, Lewis' Dr Cole, formerly the Vice- for Aboriginal development and Piper, Dr S. Barton Babbage, tt of Holy Trinity Cathedral, Wangaratia. Street. His doctoral thesis was on St Principal of Ridley College, Mel- welfare, apart from missionary Silas Horton, John Chapman, Rev David G. Cobbett, rector of Christ superb craftsmanship was in Paul's letter to the Romans. Church, Unrrnambool (Ballarat) since danger of ultimate irremediable bourne, took up his appointment activity. and John Turner. 1968. has been appointed vicar of St London Dr Williams is married with in August, and is currently being Faith's, Burwood (Melbourne). decay until, in 1957, the rector of three ahiltiren. At the present time the Com- Rev Man J. Baxter, formerly associate All Saints (Rev Peter Bennie) assisted by the Rev Gowan Arm- monwealth Government has em- director. has been appointed Director of Bishop's He will be the second DrWil- strong, a Methodist minister, the General Board of Religious Educa- negotiated with the diocesan liams on Ridley staff. Dr David barked on a new, radical policy A leadership training group Sell-out for tion, Melbourne. from I September. authorities for its purchase, and. who has been Chaplain at the of Aboriginal "self determina- Dr Norma Kendall, a lecturer in divin- John Williams has been registrar lovingly restored, its installation Maningrida Settlement in Arn- tion", in which Aboriginal Australia 73 ity at Canterbury, has been appointed BD and tutor at the College since he of the necessary buildings is commissary for the Bishop of Newcastle, in its present home. hem Land for the past 10 years, communities are to decide the policy, no structure for decision- NSW, in the U.K. goals for returned from overseas in 1969. Before the publication date, So it is that All Saints' present and by Mrs Joyce Gullick, until nature and pace of their future making is to be imposed, but is being sought through a Govern- Rev Denis F. Want, who graduated to evolve from autonomous ment grant, to be supplemented September 3, the whole first from Trinity College. Dublin. in 1955 rector (Rev Bernard Tring- recently Secretary to the development. As a result of this and who has been a Bible Churchmen's Aboriginal groups. This in turn by an appeal over five years for printing of 20,000 copies of Missionary Society missionary in the ham) and the church authorities results Australia 73 were sold out. will mean that far more staff $250,000. Gifts of $2 and up- diocese of Morogo. Tanxama, has been Newcastle have decided fittingly to mark Another 30,000 copies of this appointed rector of St Stephen's, Port the centenary of a noble in- The University of London positions, hitherto held by Euro- wards towards the building fund Kembla (Sydney).
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