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20Th February 1984 FIRST PUBLISHED Brown and Peek — Together for The Australian IN 1680 tifilNIN BOUT PEOPLE Youth for Christ CHURCH Bachelor of Theology Examination results for the various together with the names of prize winners CORI) Diplomas and Degrees of the Australian and other recipients of awards, following PRICE 50 CENTS 678 Telephone 264 8349 College of Theology have been the 1983 examinations: 1795 FEBRUARY 20, 1984 Registered by Australia Post Publication No. NARt announced by the Board of Delegates, LICENTIATE IN THEOLOGY BACHELOR Of THEOLOGY reder or merit) (in order of merit) first Class Honours Hest Class Honours Gine, vivian Michael Baptist College of N.SW. Van Kllnken, Gent Arend Queensland Bible Institute Moore College Foord consecration looks to healed rift Chin, Moses Su Hyun Second Class Honours Crew, Grahame Anthony Moore College Blower, Peter Douglas Moore College Mosconi, Keith Andrew Moore College I im, Shek Eng Malaysia Bible Seminary Ireland, leffrey Cohn Sydney Mosionanalltble McKay, Robert William Private In the opening words of his address, the College Stoneman, Jacqueline Edna Moore College Robertson, tinrlsay George Moore College former Archbishop of Sydney, Sir Marcus Curtis, Brian Alec Ridley College SecoorECIass Honours Divinity Al Davies, Colin Philip St Francis' College, Milton Loane, stated that, "A service for the Bible College of Victoria Chamber, David Eric Paso consecration of a Bishop, in the Church Burke, Gregory Allan Moore College Overton, William Henry Private inn. Geoffrey Douglas Ridley College of God, is always solemn and significant. Who Millet Untie Peter Moore College Arthur, Gary John Kuring.gar College This particular service has an historic Carmichael, Ian Ridley College lohnson, Why Fay Lindsay Anglican Bd of Christian interest and strategic importance of the Short, Christopher Stephen College of Minntry Educ. Brawn "Flat, lohn Stanley k idky College Dan Peek Scott Wesley greatest moment. Here, in the oldest Vassallo, Raymond Michael Moore College Second Class Honours (Divtsion BI Patrick Cathedral of the Church in Australia, we Harris, Timothy James Moore College Curtis, Thomas Cooper G.B.RE. "Ws not often we can experience two top Scott travels regularly, performing more are to set apart a Bishop for the Church Baptist College ot N.SW Letchford, Roderick Ronald Private Wortley, Francis Michael overseatGospel artists, in the one than 100 concerts each year. He is a of England in South Africa". !Swaney, Keith Andrew Moore College Lamont Philip Murray Private G.B.RE. Quek, Mary Bible College of New Atfield, Raymond programme," said Rev, Graham Barker of favorite on college campuses, where Fraser, Andrew Thomas G.B.RE. The Consecration Service of the Zealand singalongs, humor and storytelling are as Moore College the Youth for Christ/CAMPUS LIFE. likkerdike, Brute Norman Ridley College Davies, Owen Mervyn Reverend Canon Dudley T. Foord M.Sc., Moore College much a part of Scott Wesley Brown Trainor, Robert Charles Ridley College Fry, Robyn Frances The artists referred to are Dan Peek and B.D., Th.Schol, D.Min., as a Bishop, was Cranny, Michael Edward Bible College of N.S.W. Campbell, Geoffrey Ross Ridley College Concert as his performance. He has Baptist College of NSW. Scott Wesley Brown. They will be in held in a packed St. Andrew's Cathedral, Morrison, lohn Lawrence appeared on national television and with Hale, Stephen John Moore College DIPLOMA IN THEOLOGY Australia, early in February, to perform at Sydney, Sunday, February 12th, 1984. This Storrie, William Bennie Baptist College of NSW. fin alphabetical order) such artists as fff Thomas, Ray Stevens, three concerts for Youth for Christ. Service would result in Bishop Foord Blanch, Phillip David Baptist College of NSW. Pass Kenny Rogers and Pat Boone. Percival, Inc Arnold Moore College Archer, Christopher lohn Private The concerts will be held at the Kew becoming the Presiding Bishop of the Betts. Robert Paul Presbyterian Theological Battersby, Ian William Ridley College Tickets for the Australian concerts, will Church of England in South Africa. Hall Civic Centre, Melbourne (February 15th); Brownscombe, Timothy Rod Ridley College be available through the Christian Ralston, Alexander Bruce Moore College Clancey, Winton. Michael Private the Church of Christ, Wollongong Special guests at the service included Bible College of New Koh, Ngiang Cheh Peter Cozens, Ronald lames Ridley College Booksellers and Youth for Christ offices in Zealand (February 16th) and the Ryde Civic the Bishop of Kimberley and Kuruman, Collodi, Ian Walter St John's College, Morpeth each area. Wins, Graham Keith hnore College Hill, lam Mabel G.B.RE. Centre, Sydney (February 17th). the Right Reverend George Swartz, Tan, Patrick Poh-Seng Bible College of New G.B.RE. Hill, Rowland Alfred representing the Church of the Province Zealand Ridley College Dan Peek was an integral part of one of Lamont Murray lames Bones, Graham John Baptist College of N.S.W. Mansell, Cary Stuart St John's College, Morpeth the foremost rock groups of the of Southern Africa; the Registrar of the Trebino, Brian Peter Bible College of New Milne, Donald Martin 0.6.1LE. evenites, named "AMERICA". He is now Church of England in South Africa, Mr Zealand Morse, Antony Richard Private Baptist College of NSW. Bible Herbert Hammond; the Chairman of the Driver, Phillip Allred Paschke, Ronald john St. Francis' College, Milton on his own and spends much of his time Moore Cotten Orr, Graeme Bruce • Christopher Miles Private Anglican Consultative Council, Mr John Tart, Siew Choo Bible College of New preparing material for record albums, as Ray, William lames Private Denton and the Primate of the Anglican Zealand Sunnier, David Ian Ridley College well as producing albums for other distribution Moore College Beckman, Raymond Vincent Stokes, Gordon Stewart Kuring-gat CnIlege/Bible artists. He has appeared on such Church of Australia, the Most Reverend Coppins, Michael Leslie Bible College of New Studies Sir John Grindrod, KBE. Zealand Thornton, Edwin McKellar St Fronds' College, Milton television programmes as "700", "PTL facing Trouse, Philip Gregory Ridley College Pass CLUBS" and Robert Schuller's "HOUR OF The reading, Jeremiah 17:5-8 was Wieckhardt Ian Geoffrey Ridley College Kendall, leff fey Thomas Presbyterian Theological POWER". presented by Mrs Dorothy White, a Hall DIPLOMA IN MINISTRY difficulties Church Warden from Canon Foord's Ridley College Ridley, Roger Kenneth lin order of merit) Scott Wesley Brown is described as one Streatfield, Margaret Louise College of Ministry parish of St Ives; the Right Reverend Barry of the few "who successfully A recent traveler revealed that in the Johnstone, Ian Douglas Presbyterian Theological Second Class H0110111. Hunter BA., Th.L., Bishop of Riverina read Baptist College of N.S.W. communicate with entertaining genius". commencing a new phase in their lives, Hall Hall, Douglas Alan Customs Office in Amony (Xiamen), a Sir Marcus Loane told of Canon consecrating Canon Foord on this Baptist College of NSW. Stoodley, Cohn Ross Salvation Army training the Epistle, I Corinthians 15:12-22; the Thow, Lyn Howard occasion. Bishop Foord's vast experience of Moore College College large sign is posted stating that Bibles and Foord's background experiences which Robinson, Ramon Gospel, Luke 6:17-28, was read by the how, Kong Tow Bible College of New Eastment Kevin Charles Baptist College of N.S.W. Pangendahen, Richard Baptist College 01 N SW. religious literature are forbidden items. fitted him for his new and formidable church life, theological attainments and Zealand Agent, Boyden f ric Bible College of New Right Reverend George Swartz, Bishop of The testings and trials will not cease, Daniel F. However, this is not found in ports of task. Sir Marcus also presented a resume popularity as a teacher, conference Aow, Meow Kiang Bible College of New Zealand Rade, William Senior House of the Epirhany, Kimberley and Kuruman. commented Sir Marcus in addressing Zealand Dawkins, Andrew Mark Baptist College of N.S.W. entry located near Hong Kong, according speaker and university worker will all be Malaysia of the background to the division of the Canon Foord personally, but the fulness Salvation Army Training The presenting Bishops were the Asplin, Alan Moore College Loughrey, Glenn William Splinter, David Ian Ridley College to the Chinese Church Research Centre. used to the full in his new role. The new Moore College College Church of England in South Africa and of Christ would see him through every Irvin, John Richard Splitt David Iliptist College of NSW. Bishop of Armidale, the Right Reverend Moore College the Anglican Church of Australia. Bishop will leave Australia towards the Roberts, Leigh Gilbert PM fin alphabetical order) Storrie, William Bennie Baptist College of N.S.W. A traveller to Inner Mongolia reported difficulty and circumstance. lohnson, Alvin Harley Bible College of Victoria Moore College Peter Chiswell and Bishop Neville end of March and will be installed soon Ahmed, Zahir Baptist College of N.S.W. Straney, Mark Desmond that as he gave a Bible to a friend, who Powell, Brian William Bible College of Victoria lupou, Slone Tavake Bible College of New Langford-Smith, former Bishop of Although both had started similarly, as Boland, Christopher Donald Baptist College of N.S.W. For Bishop Dudley Foord, his wife after his arrival in South Africa. Powter, Stephen Leslie Presbyterian Theological • Zealand • was once a house church leader and has Bones, Graham John Baptist College of NSW churches in a colonial setting, personal Hall Nakuru. The Archbishop of Sydney, The House of the Epiphany, Unggin, Jackson Drat House of the Epiphany, since joined the TPSM, he was asked Elizabeth and their four children, the RAMON WILLIAMS BLIMeng, Stanley ak Most Reverend Donald Robinson differences resulted in a rift which was Malaysia Malaysia service held a special sense of SCHOLAR IN THEOLOGY Walght, Thomas Andrew Bible College of New where the Bibles came from, a question seen to be "healed" through the act of Butterworth, Christopher St lohn's College, Morpeth consecrated Canon Foord.
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