8 MAY 1r)77 SA public duped The Australian 15 cents

Yen Frederick Stephen Temple, arch- Christ Church St Laurence. Sydo y, with deacon of Swindon, has been appointed special responsibility for Aboriginal Suffragan Bishop of Malmesbury. He is a people. on abortion newphew of Archbishop William Temple Captain Michael Tahiti. Chen h Army and grandson of Archbishop Frederick officer in the loner parish, has been Temple. appointed parish evangelist at Conte- "The public has been State where such an operation is Some placards said: "Vote Van Edward Norman. archdeacon of mundra (Can-Goulh). legal. Wellington, NZ, and rector of Resort, duped into believing that for life," "Abortion is deg , Captain Ronald Wallis of the Church Dr Cleary went on to say that has been elected Bishop of Wellington. Army. has been appointed to the parish abortion is a simple, safe murder," and "Shall we kin Church Record succeeding Bishop Henry Baines. He it is not a simple operation and Registered for posting as of Holy Trinity. Kingsford, and will con- grandma next," No. 1536 First published 1880 flay 3. 1973 is a graduate of the University of New tinue his regular visitation of Long Bay 5peration," said Dr E. G, there are a significant number of a newspaper—Category A Zealand and was a lieutenant-colonel in Jail. Mrs Philip Pike, of Aldgats the NZEF during World War II. He Mr Robert Brandenburg, formerly with Cleary, reader in pathology, complications, none of which are who is expecting a baby, too, trained at Westcott Home. Cambridge. agniaMISIMINa the Diocesan Board of Education, has recently. notified in the annual report of part with her husband and toi, Canon Peter Whiteside, headmaster of been appointed full-time tin lung officer the committee appointed under Lincoln Cathedral School since 1970, has with the Church of England BOW children, in the hour-lot aceepted the post of principal of Wad- Society. diocese of Adelaide. He was commenting on a the Act. demonsir.ition hunt, Inc preparatory school to Mel. Rev William A. Rnss. rector of Kunu- newspaper discostire in March The Right to Life Association bourne Church of England Grammar nurra (NW Aust) since 1969, has been School. apooinred lector of Dampier. that the first death occurred organised a march through Ade- Bishop Kenneth Sansbury. retiring as Re' Norman rotten, curate of Holy after an abortion operation with- laide in March and it was led by general secretary of the British Council of • Ralph lieraldion. since 1970. Church.. at the end of Jul has been mminted to Rockhampton. out the Minister for Health, Mr Anglican rector Rev John Flem- Bangkok not an enjoyable appointed vicar of St Mary-in-themarsh. Il.trid Evans has been appointed Shard, or his department being ing. He addressed the 2,000 Norwich. one of England's smallest .. ot St Etoniface Cathedral, Banbury. aware of it. marchers at a rally in Victoria RCs may parishes. The parish is the Norwich Or, P. L. Harrison of Perth has heen edral close and the church was demo- curate of Christ Church Cath- A mother of three, who was in Square. lished in the sixteenth century. Parish- t., , m ttwux NT. an advanced state of pregnancy, The demonstrators carried pla- ioners worship in St Luke's chapel in the Rix 0-ward G. Sharnonds, rector of St Wicks to Cathedral. (Perth, since lOph has died after an operation in Ade- cards objecting to SA's abortion Rev Roger Beds.Mk librarian of Lan.. retp., ti Oaremont laide, South Australia is the only lain. join Vie mer House. Oxford, since 1963, has been appointed warden in succession to Rev affair,' says Bp Muston /oho W. Ws Mans. Rev Ales tt. siossido. rector of St Peter's C.. since 1969. has am, . . tit from 1.5 be asst rutt Council y Itt•i it s ti Christian writers siobody could say that sat humbly listening for clues to to the endeavour by 1)1. Bishop Muston spoke with ap- • state of St their missionary strategy, he since 1963. Cardinal Knox has ar agkok was an enjoyable Beyerhaus to introduce the preciation of the Bible Study at . -.tot from 30 said. Frankfurt Declaration as a major Bangkok. It showed us how im- No..mmtt ,st nounced that Catholics woul r air, said Bishop Muston Rey Re M. Rockingham. rector of St Debate on Frankfurt Declara- issue. Reaction had come from portant scripture was to the iu Tern (Sydney) since 1970, has sharpen their skills study the possibility of al Atly. He was reporting tion. two quarters. Debate between understanding of the missionary bishop M sr, ited rector of St Paul's, Lith- e°. fro plying for membership the Victorian Council of liishop Muston drew ;Attention Beyerhaus and Dr Philip Potter task of the Church, he said. The May. Writers, young and old Rev Dena F. Barker. curate of Cooma of the World Council of worship in plenary sessions ten- (Can and Goulb) has been appointed to the Victorian Council arches on the recent "Sal- from all parts of Sydney Churches had tended to sub- ded to be gimmicky. There was Ven. Ralph Edwin Wicks, the team in the district of Weston Creek. Churches. ton Today" Conference ACT. and all denominations, from merge the issue. however very real worship in the Archdeacon of the Downs in Captain Robert Eland of the Church the World Council of Army has hart appointed to the Sydney Canberra and from Bris- The Cardinal, who is the In addition Third-World sectional groups occupying the the diocese of Brisbane is l's City Mission's Community Centre at arches. The conference spokesmen objected to what they six middle days, he said. Green Valley. bane, gathered in Sydney on Roman Catholic leader be Assistant Bishop of the address the Assembly 01 saw as the intrusion of Western Captain Ronald King of the Church a tremendous experi- In discussion after the report, diocese. Army has been appointed parish evange- Saturday, March 31 for yet Council said that aroperaho theological differences which Bishop Keith Rayner of Wang- list at Holy Trinity, F.rskinesilie (Sydney). e, but it was at the same another Seminar for Chris: achieved over the past years ha,' appeared to them as irrelevant. aratta said that his recent ex- He succeeds Bishop John Hud- Cantab. Brian Manias., of the le disturbing and frustrat- Church Artily'. Field Officer with the led to the possibility of closer Ii perience of the Phillipines in- son retires in Arrh- Church of England Immigration Depart- ran writers. The Frankfurt Declaration lationships. He would ask ft . he said. was rejected, not so much for dicated that there was a tre- ment since 1967. has been appointed to Fifty-six people enrolled the stall of St Peter's. Campbelltow-n Ecumenical Affairs Commissi0 the issues it raised, as for the mendous reaction in Asia to the tsydncy1. the Seminar, organised by Bishop Gerald Muston is •if the Melbourne Archdioas. way it was introduced, he said. Western way of conceptualisine Captain Ales Potent of the Church Evangelical Literature Overseas assistant bishop of Mel- Army, has been appointed to the nail of prepare material for study us Reactions to the Bangkok The "parable-type" theology (Australia) with the co-operation issues involved in the v irne, Conference were beginning to emanating from this region could of the "Decision" Writers' application. appear in print, and it would be be of value to Australian Group. The feature of this year's shop Muston drew attention a pity if these were allowed to Churches in breaking out of Seminar was the workshops Cardinal Knox stressed th• as Asian majority at the 326- polarise understanding of Salva- traditional patterns. whit began at 10.30 am and mportance of the dialogue face! iber conference. Domination tion. New with breaks for dinner and after- i•v Christians in today's Western He was supported by Prof. -he Third-World countries was Bishop Muston said that the noon tea, went on until 5.30 pm There is a need to stand at complete during the first Norman Young who drew atten- history of the Ecumenical rnove- •ngether, he said. In this way w days. Their representatives tion to the fact that Western the Rev Fred Nile. evangelist an. will he able to stem the tide, and ment is studded with people such e angrily about the Western ological differences are seen I. youth worker with the Central enable the gospel to penetrar as William Temple and D. T. house for tons aches, and saw them as Methodist Mission, opened the Rev Vernon 1i, ,, „ 1,ft corner) and his workshop Niles, who were able to hold be scandalous by the Third Western weiety, We need le is of oppression. Strong re- day with prayer and a Bible members as tii, listen to a radio session On tape. Bishop Muslim evangelism and activism together. World Churches. work on questions of moralir tient was felt over the real study, setting the day's theme. All with greater intensity, he said, sessions were held in the er still in the hands of the elation tRacio and television) for the honour of Jesus Christ studying and finding out hoe bishop spacious buildings of the Stan- r sending Churches. This led and Rev Rex Meyer, editor of and his truth. close our programs can be. sectional report to recoun- more Baptist Church. close to the the ACR (Devotional writing). Mr Ray Guyait, chairman of The new house for the City yet easy of access from In responding to Cardinal t a moratorium on sending ELO, closed the Seminar at 8 30 Bishop of Canberra and most points and with plenty of Since the workshops were ea- Knox's address. newly re-elected ,onaries and money. Eminent city pastor en. Ralph Wicks pm with a Bible reading and parking. sentially practical, each contrib- Chairman of the Council, Mr R • of We.rein b.,ckeionnd Goulburn at Campbell, prayer. Secretary of the Home Mission The participants then went to uted one or more 'terns for a N. Gilmore said that he was de ACT, has been finished and Fund, will be consecrated on St their Workshops, each meeting in seminar newspaper "Impulse" Mr Lloyd Worfold. from Bris- lighted with the indication of the Bishop and Mrs Warren a separate, quiet, enclosed area. which was printed by the Stan- bane, summed up the fleeting of closer co-operation. He hoped James' Day, 25 July in St John's more Missionary Press, complete many when he said. "It was a that the issues involved in an to be Dean of Sydney Cathedral Brisbane. moved in on April 16. Most workshops had about ten people but "Writing for youth" with some pictures taken during wonderful experience and most implication by Roman Catholics Ralph Wicks was born in Too- Bishop Warren says that it the day and handed out at lea. helpful. I will be down again Single woomba and trained for the proved most popular and sixteen for membership might also he Rev Lance R. Shilton, will become a centre for meet- next year." ministry at St Francis' College people, mostly young people, During the dinner break, Rev studied by member churches. ings and gathering's for the dioc- rector of Holy Trinity, Ade- where he gained a second-class chose it. This workshop was led Graeme Ascough gave a ese. laide, since 1957, has accept- Th.L. He was ordained in Bris- by Mr Jim McLennan of Can- presentation on the work of bane in 1944. He has been rector He is hoping that the house berra and editor of 'Scope." He Evangelical Literature Overseas. woman ted nomination as Dean of of Goondiwindi (1949.54), Forti- will be dedicated on Saturday. 19 was helped by Ken. After tea, a panel of four Sydney. tude Valley (1954-63) and of St May, by Bishop John Howe. Other leaders and workshops answered questions from partici- Gippsland In the 16 years that he has James', Toowoomba from 1963 Secretary-General of the Angli- were Mrs June Bosanquet, editor pants on problems of Christian la•en rector of this city church, until his present appointment last can Communion. A missionary of "Christian Woman" 'Writ- writers and Rev David Mar- MU head Mr Shilton has seen Holy Trinity year. luncheon will be held to cater for ing for women); Mr Ken Harri- ley, editor of the "Australian Bap- become what is undoubtedly the He is married and his son the crowd that is expected from son of the Home Mission Society tist." in a most able way, brought appointments Miss Anne Johnson, 50, strongest and most active congre- has a Ph.D. in history and all over the diocese and also its (Writing up church news), Rev together the threads of the whole become the first single gation in Australia. It has strong lectures at the Darling Downs raise extra money for the dio, Vernon K. Turner, director of day and challenged all Christian It I iculf Ross, '1 h.L., Paul's 0 Iltieral, hale, from i titan to be Central Secre- links with both the civic and Institute of Advanced Educa- san missionary effort. the Christian Broadcasting Asso- writers to get to work to write to 1963. A.A I I is to be the Arch- political life of city and State tion, His daughter is married and For eight years he has 1, . of the Mothers' Union and it has a mast extensive is a trained librarian. deacon of the Latrobe Val- esitor of the diocesan newspi: .is London headquarters. ministry among university ley, diocese of Gippsland. "The Gippsland Church N, alike previous secretaries, students as well as to people He is resident in the Valley as and is also editor of (hi • Johnson was appointed from all parts of Adelaide. rector of Traralgon He replaces land Anglican Press Sens. Financial difficulty The collation and 1 outside the Union. A for- It is the focal point for Fact & faith the Ven. J. Knife, who has held Matron of Guy's Hospital, evangelical work and witness this position for 124 years. Arch- will take place on a date to The Worcester Diocesan news- interest in the Mothers' throughout the State. Its annual RCN I S1111(011 Itckom.. the 'MA(' Governor of Nottlit deacon Knife was formerly rec- announced rd the synod in 's letter reported on a local rector's on followed on from her in- budget is of the order of $50.000 kto.frolio, Sir Stark Oliphant, to Hot) Trinity, Adelaide. tor or Morwell and is the Vicar April 29. sermon on the relationship •intent in community care. and in addition, missionary sup- General and Registrar of the between fact and faith: in Melbourne diocese port, which for years has exceed- Ile comes to St Andrew's some cause for anxiety. Sited diocese. ‘t its conference in July the "That you are sitting in front '•11 will overhand its con- ed five figures, is given by its Cathedral. Sydney, at a critical strategically in the very heart of State land tax is likely to add council met late lastyear it faced of me in church is a fact. That I Theicese of Melbourne He will now be Archjeacori lion and make a decision on people. stage in its history. Extensive the city and next to the Town S50,000 to diocesan expenditure a possible deficit of $120,000 but am speaking to you from the pul- is face with a deficit of without territorial jurisdiction. iner divorced women should For many years Mr Shilton developments of the Cathedral Hall, the Cathedral offers consid- in 1974 and following years. this has been reduced. Inflation Education's pit is fact. But it is only faith At present, Archdeacon and has been the leader of a team of idmitted. site are under way but present erable opportunities for a varied that makes me believe any of $15,00( in 1973 with the The Diosesan Council has de- has hit the diocese hard, for with Mrs Knife are planning an OM ministers, each having a clearly he Union has 429,000 mem- finances and congregations give and influential ministry. you are listening." cided to change from yearly the beat possible re-investment of seas trip which will include Is- defined role in the work of the possibility of a very much throughout the world, of iitee t i ne 1., a 1,1,1vet for a funds, increased costs and last rael, parts of Europe and Britain parish. He has been able to larger one in 1974 year's 11 per cent increase in sti- religious .11 308,000 live in Britain, Mr Ross was ordained in 195s choose men as his colleagues pends, the diocese has had to they are losing about 15,1)00 at Bendigo. Before corning to whom he could trust to handle find ways to cut costs. Traralgon in 1965 he was viaii youth, evangelistic, educational WELCOME TO THE FAMILY A substantial proportion of the at Eaglehawk. dimension and other programs. Lili Kraus says 'pop music diocesan budget is met by volun- In addition, he has used large Rev Frank Lowe, rector of tary assessments from the parish- A Christian educator so numbers of men and women This had been done from time To aecome a subscriber to the Australian Church Morwell, has also received a new ea and the diocese hopes that with special gifts or training to to time at the request of younger am-ointment and will be installed in Perth recently that I [00Y ear's Record, just fill in the form below and mail it in with train and help others, leading in anti-religious' there will be a generous response members of the church. as a canon of the Cathedral. religious dimension of ail $4 or simply ask us to charge it. llihle studies, home meetings, "But we have not allowed it to to the need this year. -Pi,p music is as mitt "1 am a Catholic, but we have Mr ),owe has been in Morwell cation could not be ignori prayer meetings, missionary displace the traditional music of I enclose $4 for annual subscription/Please charge it Diocesan Council has not been regular concerts of classical for 21 years. Before going to Rev. Peter Wellock said it is meetings, music, drama, con- religious ,is anything can the church," Dr Reed said. too late music — mainly chamber music happy about the need to prune (cross out one) Morwell, he was vicar of New- a fact of life that our civilizar firmation classes, visitation and be," Lili kraus said recently many parts of its budget and a — in the local Baptist church at borough from 1968 to 1970 and had been established under ti I he Church of the Good much other work. number of home mission depart- on her arrival in Adelaide to home in North Carolina," she of Bruthen front 1964 to 1968. influence of certain aspects liadspen in 1 as- Mr Shilton was horn in Mel- ments have had to suffer. Christianity bourne and trained at Ridley give a series of piano recit- said. To The Australian Chinch Record, Room 311, 160 He rerved as assistant at St )ia was begun in 1868 $10,000 has been cut from the Art, music, laws and customs College, graduating with honours als for the ABC. "It's spiritual music — that's Castlereagh Street, Sydney, NSW 2000. budget for hospital chaplaincies, had to wait until 1973 in Th.I.. in 1948 and was ordain- the way to bring people to God. NEXT ISSUE had all been shaped by religion. She went on to say that 1, ed in 19.19, serving his curacy "Pop music is the way to de- The diocesan paper, "See," has To ignore this was to ignore part ..fore it could be conse- "churches were luring young NAME. St C alumb's, Hawthorn. struction — where else?" been subsidised for some years HELP of life, crated. at people to destruction" with pop While in charge of St Jude's, Dr Thomas Reed, Bishop of Special feature with a grant of $6,000. Steps Mr Wellock is the first full- music and ginger beer. "Using it ADDRESS LEGACY Built in blue ironstone with Carlton, he gained his Mel- Adelaide has disagreed with Lili have been taken to substantially time executive officer for the to get young people to come to all the year round Council for Christian Education. freestone dressings and reliefs, it bourne B.A. in 1954. Kraus. He said that mod music reduce the grant and eventually God is seducing them," she said. article — POSTCODE Donations: 169 Elirabelh St. which coordinates the work of a nets not completed for 93 years He was Commissioner for the used in Anglican Churches was to see that it is produced without anti then it look a long time to Ridley College Appeal 1954-55 "Pop music stimulates the composed with a religious pur- Sydney. 26-2001 number of denominations in cost to the diocese. State schools, Pay it off. and while on leave in England Katy." pose and message. "Divorce and Rut after 105 years it was con- -1955-57, he gained his A.D. at the The pianist said she was a Dr Reed said the Anglican 8 — AUSTRALIAN (HU(H RECORD, APRIL 19, 1973 secrated by Dr Robert Davies, University of London. He re- deeply religious person who church had used "modern music" Prlmad " Jann Fa, rte• and tom the Law" sgrst,?i.:.i.'11" "::°"te ' tor th. "'"h; bishop of Tasmania on 18 turned to become rector of Holy could not exist, "even for a min- for hymns and settings of ser- February this year. Trinity, Adelaide. ute," without her faith. vices.

Moon; CkHiCCIC The Australian Church Record

MAY 3, 1973 THE CHILDREN OF GOD IN AUSTRALIA

— the Children of God" movement has spread from the Where has all the F.S.A. to the United Kingdom and has caused consid- viiipliccies. I Irene ;lie inter- Ilium with all their physical erable anxiety to parents whose children have been al- so antagonistic that they have truth, eg, this instruction in their Beautiful (I) because Christ preted in the light of current needs. formed societies to fight the "survival kit": has changed their lives, and (2) events predicting the immi- Those who are about to be- ienated from them. Recently it has come to Australia and Children of God. Legal action is "Don't let the public trick you as a result money gone? nence of the tribulation. come members must give all of their being contin- now being taken against the into saying we censor the mail, ually together in a state of envi- the writers of this article -- David Claydon, Mal Car- a Education is necessary only their possessions including all Children of God, both in USA we only inspect it. We simply telbotil tics Methodist Department of Stewardship ronmental therapy based on, for for the study of Scripture. their money in the bank account and in the UK. watch the disciple as each opens John as much as they can see, Biblical Promotion recently posted a letter and some printed yin and Hirt have spent much time with members of This includes knowing some to the commune. Members get a his or her mail as they are ideals, materials to Anglican ministers throughout Australia, arithmetic so as to under- good deal of their food from pledged to contribute all they pointing out to them the great financial advantages that the movement, finding out at first hand what it was all stand Biblical numerology, bakeries, greengrocers, etc, at the receive. Naive, in that most of them Is it a cult? are politically ignorant about the had accrued to many listed Anglican parishes in which soave natural science to end of the day, taking whatever "Don't tell people more than real inner workings of their own they had conducted a stewardship program. about. understand God's work of is unsellable the following day. Using the word "cult" as an you have to. organisational hierarchy. Except creation, and some geography The Sydney commune main- unorthodox, spurious religious "Be a clever and subtle propa- There is no doubt that the figures prove all that for a hard core group most of and politics so as to interpret tain that they invite potential group, Hoekema believes there gandist ... keep your big mouth they claim to prove. St Paul's Cathedral, Sale, jumped prophecy. Any other educa- members to attend training are five distinct characteristics of shut about some things that the colony members are unaware from weekly pledged giving of $36 to $225. St John's, tion must be for the pursuit courses for up to two months a cult: should only be spoken to true of the contradictions and incon- Launceston, jumped from $213 to $424. In the three- The organisation was founded of worldly activities. In the prior to being allowed to join the disciples." sistencies of COG International. secret society. There is a strict Holy Scripture whi,h Extra-scriptural source of by David Brandt Berg. Mr Berg, USA and UK they conduct Such are their ethics. Members of colonies are only year period the parish of Shepparton will raise over line of authority through the interpret literally. commune. From our inter- authority; denial of justification $94,000 from its pledges. now aged 52, was a minister of leader of the commune culled the their own schools for their viewing, we could aubstantiate We believe that such an made aware of the workings of • True, genuine Christians who by grace alone; devaluation of the Disciples of Christ Church in Shepherd. The shepherds of the own children. The Sydney this as a fact to date. However, organisation grows mainly be- COG by degrees and that by But the question most readers of these figures must love their Lord will want to Christ — usually by a slight .Arizona. After wine years there communes know their acquaint. commune say that they will once you join a commune, it cause there is a need. In the case their acceptance of COG dogmas have asked themselves is, "Where has all this mono witness to Him full-ties: shift of emphasis; the group sees , he left and became associated races from the communes out of set up their own school like- would be difficult to leave. Fel- of this organisation it also grows re scriptural interpretation, the gone?" According to the Amerk. is itself as the exclusive community with a Pentecostal evangelist. which they came. Except for wise. low-members will talk you into because it is working amongst an apostolic authority of David publications it appears PA to be saved; the group sees itself We know that in some instances not all of it h.• news about their doings which staying and besides you have to age group that is impressionable, Brandt Berg, and the embracing He soon found himself run- therefore only members 1 hey believe that the onl V as having a central role in es- come in and that there will be a shortfall, but in man: they print in their "Inter-Colo- of deal with your own conscience, and it works in such a way that of a COG world view. ning a coffee shop, which the Children of God true pattern for the chuteh chatology, ie an apocalyptic other cases the three-year period is well over and th, nial News," knowledge does not which by now has been warped the individual being attracted to through its converts, developed a really in the Lamb's Book on earth is the Jerusalem emphasis. They are truly "children." money has already been spent. ,ommune. He was evidently went to extend far beyond this. Church as described in Act by their teaching. its membership is not aware of That appears to be the way Berg Life. All of these characteristics of all the facts. highly authoritarian in his style 2. When quizzed about th wants to keep them and unless a The bonanza, according to the published figures, 1 However, they do all know • Within the boundaries a cult are in fact evident in the , and instilled a strong loyalty to Pauline Churches they re Nevertheless, we do need to large faction begins to test his S2,131,790 for the current period and $1,338,978 for that their Moses is the person the above comment, the): Children of God, for example: himself in this close-knit group referred to in the Scriptures in plied that these also followed "Drop-outs" meet the need of those Christian claim and theology from an in- 1968.70. Three and a half million dollars spread among lieve in salvation t h l, • The writings and instruct- ::f followers. Every individual such passages as Psalm 89, Eze- the Acts 2 pattern. young people who perhaps have telligent overall view of Scripture only 86 Australian Anglican parishes is impressive. faith. They appear to attract the ions of David Berg. insecure homes, who want to live took on the name of a Bible kiel 34 and 37, Hosea 3, Revela- the Christian Church is epos they will continually fall short of • They believe in the r type of young person who feels with fellow-Christians and who Every Anglican knows that Anglicans have beer i.haracter, and from these begin- tion 3:7, etc, ie any passage tate (it is "part of the whore • It is hard to know, in the a mature uncl'erstanding of once of prophecy and things intensely, and who wants want to be intensely involved in content of recent years to let significant areas of out urines leaders of future com- which uses the name of David in of Babylon"). But the Sydney case of the Sydney commune, as Christianity that the Scripture munes. were trained. all the Old Te.,: to be totally communed to a doing something about their missionary enterprise languish. We deliberately decided a Messianic way is regarded by commune say they are will- to how much they add to justifi- calls for in the heart of every cause. The Australian members new-found faith. This is increas- In Berg's publication 'The them as a specific reference to ing to accept that there are cation by grace, but it would believer. to look at this because we do not need reminding that More on page that of the Sydney commune have ingly so amongst those teenagers True Story of Moses and the David Brandt Berg, Christians in the Christian appear that the US communes the great task which our Lord left his church was to dropped out of tertiary or who have grown up in a culture children of God" Church. regard membership of the preach the gospel to every creature. Berg spells out secondary studies, and appear to which is strongly experience- rue fact that he sees himself commune as essential also. They DAVID CLAYDON (Federal as a They believe they are leading have these characteristics. The orientated. The facts are disturbing. The extraordinary finan- rophet of God. eg, was dedi- alone will remain true to God in Secretary, Scripture Union), Sydney commune idical life-style. We would say members of the commune here The members of the Children cial growth of these and many other parishes is not .ded to the Lord and named by Too busy the Great Tribulation while all MAL GARVIN (Director, Teen are monastic rather than say that their parents don't mind. of God that we have so far met reflected in an upsurge of missionary support. The facts my mother before I was even ()t) quizzing the Sydney other Christians will take the Crusaders, Sydney). JOHN HIRT Reports from the UK indicate mark of the Beast because they in Australia are people that we (Baptist minister, Director of show that parishes far and wide are uncommitted or give alas. I was prophesied over commune about this, they admit- to love their language is emotive, and that in the early stages parents traffic with the world. have found to be beautiful and House of the New World. Syd- many times by many prophets of ted that this was their leader, but A father and his you.: nothing but token support. The Australian Board of would prefer to have their chil- naive. ney). rod as having been filled with again insisted that this was only daughter were great friends ai v rarely analytical. A true • A shift of emphasis where- Missions had a nasty crisis last year and this year has dren belong to such a commune Holy Ghost from my one of their doctrinal points and much in each other's commie -cal has analysed society, and by their secret leader attracts than to be involved in drug- had to reduce its budget. Other Anglican missionary ilother's womb . . ." should not be given any promi- Then the father noted a dime developed an ideology. But some of the attention from Jesus bodies have not experienced growth commensurate with in his daughter. If he went for Children of (dod simply re- taking. But current reports in- Thus, as God's present-day nence. They asked that we Christ. walk, she excused herself fro, I the whole of society as ana- dicate that because of the com- parish financial growth. Their share of this three-and-a- whet. Berg has given himself should not allow' this to interfere • It is hard to know whether half million has been minimal. going. He grieved about it, hi, 1, seek to opt out of it. and to plete loss of contact between se name of Moses, and has with our friendship' the Sydney commune see them- could not understand. hi ict as many other people out children and parents, except Bishop Keith Rayner of ailed all his followers the Chit- What do they believe? When selves as the exclusive commu- The Ansvar policy: Wangaratta last year told birthday came, she present, it, by whatever means through letter-writing, or inter- . ..en of God. Incidentally, one • The leader "Moses" is the nity of the saved. his diocese that parishes who did not support the mis- him with a pair of exquisite ible. view in the presence of other sionary task as a top parish priority did not justify their oould note he is not really a Messianic David, and all his members of the commune, there worked slippers, saying, "1 h in the other hand, they are • They see themselves as hay- to share and respect rophet in a theological sense, writings and instructions are is a ground-swell of antagonism existence. This took courage and we would like to see made them for you." ,al, in that they not only re- ing a central role in eschatology. at an apocalyptist. ie a person inspired by the Holy Spirit. from parents in the UK. other bishops get this message to their people. ho takes the name of a past Then he understood wt... society but have no desire to • Furthermore, as with many the aims of • The tribulation is about to Wangaratta diocese certainly needed plain speaking. revered prophet and who speaks keen the matter for th, society in any way. Yet Parents in the USA have been cults, they do not tell the whole happen — there is urgent The figures show that St John's. YvOdonga, raised to the present situation only in three months, and he said. look to society to Provide total need for preparation now to darling, I like these slippet, $37,000 for three years. but in one of those years gave a respect to the endtime. survive the tribulation, but much, but next time buy th It appears that in abstinence miserable $550 to missions according to the diocesan the past two all members of the Chit len pets and let me have you al statistics. years. Berg has sought to keep of God will survive it to days. I would rather hay, We are people who Two samples from Brisbane show the trend there. his identity secret, so heightening serve God's Purposes. Child than anything she A parable on the atmosphere of a highly- have a similar Christ Church. St Lucia, raised $69.000 for three years • They believe in the verbal. make for me." --- PHONES --. organised, cell-developed. semi- outlook on life as and gave a wretched $992 to missions. St Columb's. mechanical inspiration of Some of us are so busy II, I etropolitun (All yourself. We're an Clayfield. raised $37,000 and gave $334 in 1971-72. lord that He cannot get vita, • ltraucheid HO 039 6. prayer for the dead International us. To us He would say, "I Lite, IS:ilinlrolt,t 41. St Andrew's. Kvabram, in Bendigo diocese, raised insurance compapy $31,000 and gave $334. your works, your labour, your Canon S. M. Warner sends discussed the demobilisation of who have been Patience, but I miss the fir the following parable: Three their brother, John, who by this Adelaide statistics in the current year book are not MR WILLIAMS SAYS . . . love." serving non-drinkers time had reached the old home. recent enough for accuracy for the figures for Woodend. 41 Campbell More. Furniture Removals sons served in the war — for 40 years. Mr Williams says that of every mid it will see that its They decided to send the follow- Woodville, Walkerville and even Toorak Gardens and Storage John in the Navy, Peter in And we have a comprehen when he looks at the state of life has wandered. ing letter to their father: ($42,0001 and earlier missionary giving indicate similar the Air Force, and Tom in "Dear Father, We have just the world he can't under- The world will go on being Please send me: unconcern. unoffended by - unlovely things G. Cr C. Drew Pty Ltd the Army. John was the first heard that John has arrived The bulk of the parishes listed are in Melbourne. St. stand why people are so mor- until it has seen the Beauty of home after his release, and we Information on Ansvar's insurance policies. "COME TO CH' 66 Smiths Avenue to be demobilised, and the LI Your Ansvar representative to discuss Matthew's, Cheltenham, whose commitment is to ABM ally ignorant. the Lord. write to beg you to give him a —displays, films, awl Hurstville other two were serving still, welcome. Ansvar policies. and none other, raised a nice fat $75,000 and gave $925 In Psalm 19, verses I, 2 and Local, Country and interstate but were hoping soon to "Remember all the dangers of in 1971-72 to ABM. If many ABM parishes are giving 12, we have an assertion of visuals, mass meet get MERIDEN Re,non oil his sea warfare, and grant him NAME . knowledge on the one hand and equipment in operatic' their release. small hand-outs like this, crisis will follow crisis. CHURCH OF ENGLAND on his return light and rest. Re- of ignorance on the other. competitions, items Wro, ; 50 8366 St Mary's, Chadstone East, raised $25,000 and be- SCHOOL FOR GIRLS After lnt.srs 53 7377 Peter and Tom happened to member all his courage, and ADDRESS _ ing a small, rather new parish, gave a miniscule $60 to "The heaven, declare the glory interest, demonstr. meet on the Continent, and they be mindful that he is your child. of God. Day unto day uttereth 12 Redmyre Rood, Strathheld With earnest and ever-longing missions in 1971. St John's, Croydon, raised $46,000 and tions, workshops, semi Postcode speech, and night unto night sho- BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL desire that you will listen to our managed $675. St Matthew's, Glenroy, raised $45,(X)0 weth knowledge. Who can under- nars, Christian Educa Kindergarten to Higher School Insure Church Property with the request. Your dutiful sons. Peter and gave $331. stand his errors?" insurance for Certificate and Matriculation. tion equipment, guide- and Tom." Parishes which suddenly raise large sums often ex- The Psalmist claims know- CHURCH OF ENGLAND INSURANCE To this letter, the father re- ANSVAR total abstainers For further information, apply line addresses. VIC.: 18.22 Collins Street, Melbourne. 631661. N S.W.: cuse themselves from missionary support while they ledge in a sphere where t should So the Headmistress, plied: 210 Pt: CO. of Australia Limited Street, Sydney. 61 6472. 56 Hunter Street, Newcastle. 7 4655. alb.. overcome the deficiencies of the lean years that went have expected him to be mysti- "My Dear Boys, I am always Miss Sheila M. Morton, B.Sc. May 16-24 (Inc. in N \\ 182 Ann Sheet. Brisbane. 21 8449. S.A.: 33 Mlle Street, Adelaide before. They usually talk of what they are going to do fied- He is mystified in a place delighted to hear from you, but 8 6564. W.A.: 167 St. George's Terrace, Perth 21 6291, Because surely your letter shows how for the great task of the church in a few year's time where I should have thought he little you understand of my love would look for perfect light. I. The company is wholly owned by the Dioceses of the when these more urgent local needs are met. for you all. The Psalmist understands the HANDMADE JEWELLERY Church of England and it operates entirely for the benefit of The history of our Church since stewardship pro- heavens, but he doesn't see the JEWELLER TO ORDER YOUR DESIGN OR OURS the Church. "One day, if God blesses you grams began nearly twenty years ago, unfortunately does errors of his own soul. ASK to SEE THE RANGE with the privilege of fatherhood, OF ENGAGEMENT and OPAL RINGS 2. not give examples of parishes that have done this. A Jewellery and Watch e fts:palm Insurance Valuations. Our re-insuring companies are among the strongest In the you will understand that your let- SYSTEMATIC world, congregation does not hecome missionary-minded simply 28 Years Exporienc ter was needless, thoughtless, 2e0 o'f'Har rinClmaking "If First Class Jew ,nery FRANK AKEHURST 3. Claims, both large and small, are dealt with promptly. and faithless. Do you really BIBLE STUDY because it has exhausted all the local possibilities for "PARK HOUSE," By Ken Roughley 4. think I needed to he begged to spending money. 4th Floor, 15 Park Street, Sydney, 2000 Phone 26 8368. Church property worth more than $65,000,000 is insured with this company. give John a welcome, to give him is essential Congregations are neither regenerated or committed rest after his labours, and light 5, Classes of insurance undertaken include FIRE (with exten- and nourishment? for the formation of to our Lord's great task by anything except the Holy 'so, the revelation of God's Christian character and as sion to storm and tempest, earthquake, etc., if required), Spirit's power, Minister and people need the Spirit's con- majesty precedes the revelation "All this has been waiting for the basis for Christian living. MOTOR CAR, PUBLIC RISKS, Plate Glass and BURG- bins ever since he left for the viction that every believing child of God seeks to know of the disorder within man. He ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL Study the Scriptures this year with the Moore College LARY. war. The moment he returned he course prepared correspondence and fulfil the will of God. learns about the sinfulness of his especially for group and home study by an who with to 18 ROSLYN STREET, POTTS POINT, SYDNEY received everything you mention understand the Christian Faith and become more effective in Christ's own heart by gazing at the glory HONORARY DIRECTORS: Each term 0er,, When congregations start seeking God's will and pur- in lavish abundance, and you you will receive 10 printed lessons, plus reading lists of belpf61 of God. TELEPHONE 35 335 5 E. N. MILLNER. FCA (Chairman) additional reading, and a copy of "Guide To Effective Study " The sub- pose for them and the Spirit's power to follow it, we will will receive the same when you ject in First Term is New Testament I with study notes prepare,: Rt Rev R. C. KERTE, BA, THL, bishop by Arch- never have to ask, "Where has all the money gone?" The vision of beauty must St. Luke's Hospital has been established over SO year return. 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GOODWIN, MBE (alternate) home was made ready for you a Prclt°w0: "'""°".the ."d"d."dfor learn about discord. It can only Canon G. G. O'KEEFFE, OBE, THL, JP (alternate) long time ago, and I love to feel Write today, without oblItntlIort for a copy of the Donation. of 22.00 or more •re tax deductible exempt from gilt mow prospectus. to: THE AUSTRALIAN CHURCH RECORD' Edlter:al and business Poorn .111 learn its errors and wanderings duty and are acknowledged by official receipt. Please make your donation. W. M. COWPER that the distance between us is parable to. "Si, Luke'. Development Fund,- The Secretory for Estes-rat/ Studies. 160 Castlereagh Street, Sydney. 1000. Phone Si 2975. Th• from the way by learning that lessening every day.—Your ever- National oaper for Church of England people—Cathollt Apost011t Pro. C. R. JAMES, 82 PITT. STREET, SYDNEY. Moore Theologleni College, testa:, and Reformed Is Issued fortnightly on alternate Thursdays. Sub- there is a way. 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present Archbishop of Canter- Let's put it Urgent help bury has consecrated a bishop Sacred pornography for family overseas, but the honour for the in jargon first consecration belongs to the late Geoffrey Francis Fisher, wend The use of jargon and gob- needed who as Archbishop of Canter- bledegook to cloud the meaning SIR—No doubt you are aware bury consecrated Daniel Deng of ecclesiastical reports is not of the serious illnes of our Along, Assistant Bishop in the A new compromise confined to Australia or to the rector, Mr Keith Gowan. Sudan (deceased), Osbadiah Kari- &mutts WCC, To asist the family in the TO THE EDITOR Letters uki, Assistant Bishop of Mom- Writing in "The Episcopalian," difficult times that lie ahead the basa (now Bishop of Mount Our attention has just been Jeannine Willis, editor-at-large, parish council his decided to The Protestant and evangelical E. A. Knox and Archbishop M. Kenya), Festo Habakkuk Olang, drawn to an unsigned article in says: "A meeting I wish Ed at- create a trust to be known as the Revulsion witness took considerable cour- L Loane, Assistant Bishop of Mom- • "Church Scene," of March 15 tended is the one where, after Keith Gowan Trust which will age and real conviction. They Even if men do not hold basa (Archbishop of Kenya), Yo- last which we can only assume two hours of good, meaty he used for the benefit of the government favouratism towards against were the same convictions we strongly to reformed truth, it ex. The film as hana Majani Omari, Assistant to be editorial comment. The changes of ideas, someone said, family. one Church. Any such appoint- Letters to tllr editor find in the writings of the Re- hardly helps the cause of Christ Bishop of Central Tanganyika article is headed "Porno — '0.K Now let's put it in jargon If your readers are able to ment could only weaken inter- should not exceed 300 formers, Bishop Ryle, Arch- to use emotionally charged against other (deceased) in the Cathedral terrorism sacred and profane." for our report.' And they did, contribute to this fund contri- faith goodwill. deacon T. C. Hammond, Bishop words to describe those who do. words. Church of St Paul, Namirembe, Christian and Jewish ministers they did." butions can be forwarded direct 5. It would be a form of We had to wade through a mediums Kampala, Uganda on 15th May, in the US have joined together to to the Parish Secretary, Mr Ivan acceptance by the Government good deal of radical opinion SIR—In your comment on the 1955, express "universal con- of an old Vatican doctrine that about "profane" pornography, in Lewis, 8 Frederick Street, Mir- decline in the use of gospel films demnation" against terrorist tac- the Pope is the "Prince of Kings nition: "an observation of birds (Rev) A. J. Broadfield, which among other things, a anda. (March 22) in churches, you tall tics used by Arab groups in vari- of the earth" and should receive for omens; a sign or token given Ulverstone, Tas. quotation from Jurgen Molt- Cheques should be made pay- into the same error that many ous parts of the world. A relief from able to the "Keith Gowan the special recognition of, and be by birds!" mann who seemed to be ap- people make, in thinking that the The ministers concerned have allowed to advise all temporal Does not all this suggest an proved when he said: "We are 'trust." movie film is the ultimate in been activists in the movement rulers. imbalance somewhere? Good and bad merely in the process of over- I,. F. Pritchard, W. W. Chapple, communication method, against the Vietnam war. They (Rev) John F. Campbell, coming the Victorian repression G. J. Nedwich, 6. A Vatican envoy is not have said they "view with re- Leura, NSW. Anyone who is involved in this gospel films of the erotic. I'm all for the mass media hysteria Churchwardens, needed. We have an Ambassador field will admit that the well-pro- vulsion any attempt to condone SIR — Rev G. S. Clarke (Let- eroticising of public life." St Luke's, Miranda, NSW, in Rome, surely he could attend acts of terror on political or duced film has a use at the right ters, April 5, 1973) is correct in "Church Scene" immediately A feature article in the Mel- The writer's first three para- to any matters needing attention ideological grounds and wish to If he needed a theologieid How to use time and place but the contrast most of his comment about gos- added to this "His advice could bourne "Age" on March 20 graphs made his position clear: at the Vatican. Any religious which you make between man make clear to those who would about Rev John Wyndham's re- basis for being available to May Australian leader who wishes to convey pel films and theta. shortcomings. well be heeded." The head of John Wyndham, and marry willynaly, could lie the cross and the machine is really not a continue such savagery that their fusal to bury a non-churchgoer information or opinion to the Far too much rubbish has en- vicar of Milton, NSW, is on the SIR — The Rev M. C. Ram- valid comparison. actions lead to the depth of im- We've all become pretty used from the Milton, NSW parish not have embraced the doctrine envoy to Prime Minister may use the tered this country, mainly from public block. He committed the sey's letter about the pagan ori- morality." to this sort of stuff by now hay- church was in strong relief to the of God's forgiving love for means of communications avail- To suggest, as you do, that the United States, to be dished unpardonable sin of refusing to the Vatican ing been brainwashed by the emotional whining of the mass Christian and pagan alike or able to all other persons or gin of the cross goes much too "ministers ... are refusing to up as good gospel-film fare. We Someone sent us anonymously mass media. But we had hoped bury a "Christian gentleman." adopt the posture of the sere; at SIR — I was disturbed to read far, This 'antiquarian argument face the great possibilities for were pleased to note that he did a recent copy of a paper, "Free media over the incident, Blow God, the vicar has to organisations. We believe the that "Church Scene," particularly of all appropriate to the servant in today's papers the intention of suggestion is offensive to the vast would ban not only crosses but ministry which good Christian not indlude the ever-popular Palestine," journal of the Pales- "This Day Tonight" on nation- answer to the great Australian Church? in the light of its recent history, tie Government to establish an majority of Australians including Paul's letters (since he was origi- films offer" is virtually the same Moody Science films of which tine Liberation Front. It is an al television took viewers to a folklore which determines stand. might have taken the line that And the last two paragraphs Envoy at the Vatican, and have nally a blasphemer) and John as saying that the movie film is we are the distributors. Milton pub and soused them ards and values thousands of Roman Catholics appalling example of the encour- society could only gain if all the — God and sum up his position very nicely been directed by the Executive who are among the members of Newton's hymns (because of his more effective than a personal However, it should be noted agement of ferocity and terror- with pub banalities and the Church included. The denial of a flood of filth were cut off. and ours too. Of the Loyal Orange Instituion that Church who want their youthful profligacy). preentation or the use of other that there are many other good ism, actions all justified because accompanying language to give a Christian burial is tantamount to But we read on, mystified by of Victoria to write eo you ex- Church to divest itself of its I wear a tiny cross in my electronic and visual aids, productions in the non-docu- the cause is just. "real Australian" reaction to sacrilege even in our pagan cul- If a family decides to live what might prove to be "sacred pressing our deep concern and political trappings and entangle- lapel, as a quiet witness and to Another factor which is not mentary field. Examples are such such a betrayal of the rights of ture. without it, the Church must re- pornography." In the end, it objections to this step, which ments. spare the feelings of some Who mentioned in your comment is films as "Martin Luther," every dinkum Aussie. And the John Wyndham will be spect its decision. didn't actually say. But it did after all is another of the steps may be embarrassed to find that the matter of comparative costs. "Unfinished Task," "Shadow of press demolished Mr Wyndham hounded for he was narrow We wonder where the "open The time has come to stop the taken to attract sectarian sup- unknowingly they have been talk- An effective filmstrip or personal the Boomerang," 'Two a Penny" make some pointed references to and got him sacked — or so you government" plan as proposed at "COME TO CEE" minded — the greatest sin of all. traditional wedding and funeral port. ing to a minister. Let a recent slide set with recorded sound and most of the other dramatic the Bible Union of Australia and might think if you took any God be praised that there are the elections has gone. pantomime — not in the name We feel this is a breach of incident speak for itself : track can be prepared for $15 to productions by the Billy Graham notice of some of the lurid head- —displays, films, audio the Victorian Protestant Feder- more broadminded parsons today of legalism, but of community faith because at no stage during J. H. MORRIS, $30 in material costs whereas a film unit. lines. than there has ever been be- integrity. A small boy approached me in ation who both put large adver- the election campaign was this Grand Secretary, half-hour movie Mtn will run Rev Clarke cannot have seen visuals, mass media fore! The vicar did not even con- a suburban street. He wore only tisements in Melbourne news- The feature article in the The name of the feature proposal mentioned or suggested. Loyal Orange Institution of a pair of baggy pants and was into 100s, if not 1,000s in film many recent releases otherwise equipment in operation, form to the general standards of We base our objections broad- Victoria, papers advising people to stay "Age" was headed, "Religion writer? Rev Alan S. Crawford, clutching a bottle of pop and the stock. he would know that in "For competitions, items of lives, but not in pantomime" and the clergy who marry, bury and I+ upon the same lines ,as Dr Melbourne. evening paper. This dialogue The film may be a useful way Pete's Sane" a family's con- away from the Eucharistic Con- that just about sums up the situ- baptise virtually anyone. minister at St Martin's, Beats Eugene Carson Blake, General interest, demonstra- gress. followed. of meeting a request to "provide version at the start leads to a ation as it really is. The feature Couldn't he just be a nice in- marts and chairman of the Board Secretary of the World Council "Mister, can you help me with something for an evening service whole host of everyday problems. tions, workshops, semi- The advertisements gave writer saw that Mr Wyndham nocuous parson like most of the of Theological Education of the if Churches, when he objected Sydney's my paper?" on the third Sunday in July" but In 'Two a Penny," Cliff Richard nars, Christian Educa- unimpeachable scriptural opted out of the bit part in a others and not upset people" 10 the appointment of similar Presbyterian Church of Victoria. "I think so. Did you drop it?" it can only present one aspect is still groping at the end. There pantomime a part, which the representation by President ambivalence of tion equipment, guide- grounds and even grounds from "Yes." the story and there is little, if a e other examples. article said, many ministers are Nixon of the USA. line addresses. the Thirty Nine Articles as to towards women "I suppose Mummy will be any, opportunity for audience In many recent dramatic still playing, but often most un- Dr Blake suggested the why Protestants could not have cross?" reaction and questioning. The Christian films the standard of happily. appointment was "basically an SIR — A casual outside ABBOTSLEIGH "No, it's for Daddy." There personal presentation, perhaps acting is excellent, the scripting sympathy with a congress outdated relationship" and that observer of the Anglican Church was a pause as I bent down to supplemented by the use of well- first class and the production THE BOARD organised to propagate the doc- "the Vatican would do well to in Sydney might be forgiven for A competitive examination for two Open Scholarships will straighten the paper. Then, prepared visuals opens up an sets and techniques often better trines of the mass and used as its divest itself of its trappings as a being extremely puzzled by the be held on Saturday, July 28th, 1973. The Scholarships are "Mister, what have you got avenue for feedback and follow- than Hollywood standards. PRESENTS political State and stress its status curiously ambivalent attitude it symbol, the chalice and the host. Training: A tenable for four years and open to girls under 13 years of that little cross for?" up" We do need however to use as a universal Church." exhibits towards women. age on November 30th, proximo. Entries close on Thursday, "That's because I'm a friend We sincerely hope that We believe the proposed nego- Supported far more by women Some Christian organisations, More on page six May 31st, 1973. Conditions and form of entry will be of the Lord Jesus. He's my best "Church Scene" was not refer- diocesan tiation is wrong because: than men, the Church denies including CMS, have been ex- supplied on application. friend. Do you know about ring to these advertisements or 1.It violates the constitutional office in its ministry to women, perimenting with new methods C hristian him?" to the literature handed out to responsibility K. L. McCredie, Headmistress. principle of separation of Church except in the order of deaco- and presentations in order to be THE ANGLICAN HOME and State. nesses. They are likewise denied more effective communicators. MISSION SOCIETY Congress members, pointing "Where did you hear about The great diocese of Sydney is 2. It grants preferential treat- the office of churchwarden, and The use of team representations, them to Bible truth, as "sacred" him?" E dilution entering a period of what will be ment to one Church with direct only after an almost "last ditch" the dialogue method, multi- pornography." very considerable financial "At church." screen productions, dissolve units 1 s'i' Sal I 0's CUARAN'IrEED approach to the Government stand were they allowed to be growth. All kinds of causes are . hich is denied to all other admitted to the diocesan synod. "Well, he's my best friend. and a eombjnation of movie and already reaping the benefit and denominations, Yet despite, or perhaps it is And I hope that when you grow still productions are only some E xhibition there have been some interesting 3, It is a form of government because of, these legal rallies up to be a big man like me he'll of these. instances in the last year or two FIRST MORTGAGE be your best friend too." Taking over all floors of the ;lid to one Church, augmenting limitations there seems to exist It is fairly obvious to those of when despite the trusts con- that Church's prestige and an abundance of women's con- He smiled, took thepaper and us in the communications field • 1511 RI sr PAID PROMPI1Y. trolling the disbursement of r..A, arengtherting its influence, was gone. that what we really need is not • I OANS INSURED AGAINST LOSS. ventions, and inspirational meet- CATHEDRAL SCHOOL funds, quite large sums have • NO ANNOYING DELAYS. 4. it is divisive. Citizens resent ings in these parts. All of which prompts the an "either—or" approach but an been given away to Catlin well 94-- 0 • NO Cons OR CHARGES TO INVEST question, since there are so many integrated media use where care- DIVISIONS beyond the diocese. ORS. In the last few months I have (ENEF MEMORIAL (ENTRE PAID MONTHLY • MINIMUM INVESTMENT $500. been asked to advertise a Bible crosses about, why knock them? ful planning fully utilises man- Chesalon Home Nursing Service Sydney has had for a hundred Society Women's Inspirational Use them. power, machines and the print Kent St., Sydney (Rev) A. D. Deane, media in presenting a gospel 511 years and more an unequalled EDWIN A. REED & ASSOCIATES Rally, ,a Women's World Day of Chesalon Nursing Homes Si. ANDREW'S Croydon, NSW. message that is relevant to this record for generosity to the Investment Consultants Prayer meeting, an Australian age. M A Y 16 - 24 wider work of the church and it (Retired Bank Manager) Christian Women's Convention Carramar Maternity Home (ATHEDRAI. 0001. has not only sent sums of money • meeting, and now the chapter of (Rev) Kevin F. Engel, SIDNEY 1 VERNEY STREET, CALOUNDRA, 4551 Truth the Adoption Service far beyond what might be ex- St. John's Provisional Cathedral Robert B. Cox, 10 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. (Registered under tho Bursary pected of it but more, it has sent Phone 071 91 2427 Endowment Acfl. "COME TO CEE" Parramatta is organising a fur- only basis Sydney. Charlton Boys' Home Mon. to Fri., its sons and daughters to the ther Women's Rally in July. The The Church School at the Heart four quarters of the earth to I Sear Sirs, note I received tells me that this for unity Counselling Service of the Diocese. serve the cause of Christ. And it rally is being organised "under :Founded by Please forward me, without obligation, your free SIR — I wish to express my Only a second 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bishop Barry still does so today. MAY 16 - 24 the auspices of the chapter ..." Opportunity Shops 14th July, 11365. brochure on Guaranteed First Mortgage returning 91pc PA. appreciation of Prof Peter Be- Sat. Closed Sunday. Anal The So Sydney is no devotee of the Incidentally being somewhat yerhous's article (ACR 5/4/73). for Canterbury Hospital 'Prison Chaplains saying. "Charity begins at intrigued by this choice of School for Cathedral Choristers, This is yet another proof that SIR, — I wish to draw your home." NAME words, I looked up the word South Coast Service A CHRISTIAN ENROLMENT 300 the WCC is an enemy of the attention to the article "A First Accommodation for an additional "auspice" in my Shorter Oxford, Far from it. It has a penny- gospel. I cannot understand how for Canterbury" on the first page DIMENSION IN 100 pupils in the new schwa and found the folio, ing defi- Christian people can be deceived Girls' Hostel Project rrimary to Higher School certith pinching policy towards Moore DDRESS (ACE April 5). EDUCATION sate and Matriculation. Provision College which is quite inexplic- into supporting such a body. It is not the first time an arch- 387 Kent Street, Sydney, 2000 of interest to all Church for Language and Technical able. I am an ardent supporter of Courses. Staff of experienced Phone No bishop of Canterbury has con- Phone 290 1011 members, and especi- Teachers and Graduates. Generous Moore trains a very large pro- YOUTH ORGANISER Christian unity which reaches secrated a bishop overseas. It Scholarships provided for Cathe portion of the men who enter the beyond denominational barriers GOOD SAMARITANS ally Sunday School dral choristers and Probationers; might be the first time that the TO THOSE IN NEED choral training in the Cathedral Anglican ministry. It has good BRITISH & FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY — that true Christian unity staff, Christian educa- and in the School under the plant and equipment and a staff based on fellowship in the truth, tion workers, and those direction of Michael Hamann, that is of the highest calibre. It Applications are invited from men interested and the only unity which can be M Mus., Cathedral Organist and seeking a Christian Choirmaster. has an excellent library and experienced in the leadership of youth, to develop called Christian. I have ex- COMFORT WITH ECONOMY.... perienced such unity the EU, ABBOTSLEIGH component in secular for Prospectus apply to: offers the best research facilities the Society's programme in Sunday Schools and The Headmaster, in Australia. Men come from all IN BRISBANE CSSM, beach missions and in A competitive examination for the Jubilee Scholarship will education. Participating Conon M C Wirth, B.A., Th, L,, parts of the world to train there Youth Groups in New South Wales. simple fellowship with believers be held on Saturday, July 28th, 1973. The Scholarship is organisations include: M A.C.E. or to do post-graduate study. In the heart of town of other denominations. tenable for four years and is open to girls under 13 years (TELEPHONE' 61-78361 - hot and cold water Apply in writing, giving age, references and ex- Its share of the diocesan bud- The WCC brand of unity, of age on November 30th, proximo, who are daughters of 1. MAJOR COMMERCIAL and telephone in all get compared with numbers of perience, church affiliations to:— however, can be nothing but a Abbotsleigh Old Girls. Entries close on Thursday, May 31st FIRMS rooms - many with the other departments of far less disaster for the Christian Church 1973. Conditions and form of entry will be supplied on private bathroom. 2. MISSIONARY SOCIETIES significance, is paltry. STATE SECRETARY, 95 BATHURST STREET, as Prof Beyerhous's article shows. application. THINKING OF MOVING Luxurious new air- Sydney, 2000. K. L. McCredie, Headmistress. 3. C.E.B.S., G.F.S., YOUTH The synod does increase the conditioned wing with (Rev) Duncan Pawley, OR STORING? Newtown DEPARTMENT. SCRIP. budget from time to time but latest suites. Reason, , NSW. TURE UNION SAVE YOURSELF WORRY each increase is swallowed up in able tariffs to suit all spiralling cost. The College has RINK; FOR FREE QUOTE budgets. Instant ORGANISED BY little in the way of endowments. Booking Service in all ''YULOOMBAH BOARD OF EDUCATION it :struggles each year to meet States. SNOWFIELD WEEKENDS DIOCESE OF SYDNEY 529 6148 the great interest load on the INQUIRE ABOUT CON- HEALTH AND HEALING CENTRE capital cost of its necessary ex- CESSION RATES FOR 6110111a YOUTH LEADERS, take your group or fellowship on a great 26 6428 (Sydney) Directed by the Methodist Church pansion over the past 20 years. MOTEL I prevlousiy Normandie Lodge Motel/. CYTA snowfield weekend. L LARKIN PTY.LTD. The College Committee should Mont S ews, waken and family units available. Pleasant garden, expansive By Courtesy of sea views, wa s distance to beach. Natural Health menu, fasts and CHOOSE FROM ANY WEEKEND JUNE-OCTOBER 417 ROCKY POINT RD,, not be left with this burdensome MOP special diets as needed. Sauna, Swedish massage, balneotherapy. ray The Headmaster and Council Canberra l, (Z therapy. hydrotherapv. etc.. available. Share In daily worship, group therapy. SNOW-FUN-FELLOWSHIP AND A TOP LINE PROGRAMME ST. ANDREW'S struggle any longer. Synod could seminars, and the heating servItes. SANS SOUCI (SYDNEY) You may book torovernight accommodation on your travels. WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR DETAILS CATHEDRAL SCHOOL find the money if it had to. It ANN SONO, BRISBANE Nell Central Station) 320231. Telex 4100516 Ring 53 6269 or write to sister Stronach for particulars, P.O. Box 140. must act now. Cons Harbour, 2450. CYTACOSNO, Box 458 P.O. STRATHFIELD 2135. Tele. 764 1616 NCH/1 4 — AUSTRALIAN CHURCH RECORD, MAY 3, 1972 AUSTRALIAN CHURCH RECORD, MAY 3, 1913 — 5 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS COMMANDS OF CHRIST VCC adopts new by Paul S. Minear, Abing- don, 1972. 190 pages, An examination of Higher Classified advertisements may be let at the office or phoned to Wanted $4.65. 61 2975 up to noon on the Monday the week before publication. ChargChargee it Sc per word with a mini- This is not a devotional book mum charge of $1. SECOND-HAND Theological books that simply expounds and applies our Lord's commands bought. Phone 61 9467. C.M.S. Book- Books shop. 93 Bathurst Street, Sydney. constitution the words of Jesus, as might ination, however, disposes him education inear emphasises the im- perhaps be expected from the against an extremely critical con- plication of the commands for an WANTED 100 more students to enrol title. Rather it is, for the most In C. On March 29, the Victor- 4. The Council, seeking to names of member churches on clusion. He studies ten particular understanding of the person of Positions Vacant of E. Bible College. Full Bible part, a technical examination of Reshaping Evangelical course by cortespondence ian Council of Churches foster the wider fellowship of public questions and significant commands and sees the basic es- Christ, and for a realisation of Full details from Registrar. P.O.O. Bens Dynamics the records that give the com- 41. Roseville, N.S.W., 2060. approved a ten-point state- churches, encourages under- social issues, being careful sentials of these as coming from the essential demands that He Higher Education by Mar- EXECUTIVE REQUIRED mands of Jesus. Jesus Himself. standing of the work of regional always to take account of differ- made on His disciples, though he vin K. Mayers, Establishedand progressive Real ment of functions to replace and world ecumenical bodies, Following the methods of stresses that none of the com- Lawrence Estate and Development Company, NEW College (the Anglican College In ences in outlook and belief. He is prepared to stress the N.S.W., with largemissionary outreach, the University of N.S.W.)nwd, a the previous short sentences. and acts as an instrument of the of 'tongues' Form Criticism and Redaction mands given in the days of His Richards and Robert Web- reqirues a man with initiative to loin bllhard table and a table tennis table. 9, The Council serves member significance of this in days when the te -m. Offers will be ratefullyg received by Australian Council of Churches Criticism, Minear seeks to "dis- the climate of thought is against ministry "could remain un- The Master, New College. KensInton, The constitutional amendment churches, seeking out new ways her. Zondervan, 1972. 215 Unique opportunity for Christian N.S.W.. 2033. in Victoria. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF tinguish those elements which changed" by His death. "and by service. was introduced by the Rev S. 1, of service with sensitivity and any idea of authority or com- pages $6.95 (US). Weeks, who referred to the new 5. The Council is concerned responsibility. SPEAKING IN TONGUES, are nuclear from those which are its vindication in the re- Write giving details of Church mand and when in the world of surrection." (p189). ffiliation, references. etc.. to lox 242. desire by member churches, that for local Church life. It therefore Church Record. 10. The Council shares in liv John P. Kildahl, Hod- accretions." tp1331. His exam- theology scepticism often pre- This book can only be under- the council receive new responsi- encourages the formation of Francis Foulkes Holiday leading member churches, ini. der & Stoughton, 1972 stood in the context of the bilities in such areas as local local councils of churches for ORGANIST required for St Clement's tiating and stimulating new American scene, In America, in Church. Mown.. Excellent 3 manual Accommodation ecumenism, evangelism, service cotiannsultation, stimulation and ac- irp. 110, $1.30. organ now being enlarged. Appoint- forms of obedience and action. addition to secular ment to commence June. Please apple to Orthodox churches. He said universities, in writing to Rev Ray Weir, 144 Raglan The author is a psy- there are also Christian colleges. Street, Woman, 2098. that there was also a role for the 6. The Council acknowledges chotherapist who has given him- ACR'S REVIEW EDITOR INTRODUCES The authors, all of wham are on BRIGHT (Vic.) Council in pointing out new that there are things which di- HOME OF PEACE self to a study of the phenome- ORGANIST-CHOIRMASTER required for Cook's Pioneer Holiday ways of obedience to the church- the faculty of Wheaton (a lead- St. Michael's Pro-Cathedral, Wollon- vide as well as unite the member HOSPITAL non of tongue-speaking for more Key Books IMPORTANT NEW TITLES: ing Christian college), discuss the gong. 2manual Walker organ. Aop4I- Flats es. As such the Council had a churches. It desires that there be than ten years. The result of his cations with references to Canon B. H. (Deaconess Institution), philosophy and methodology of William. St. Michael's Rectory. Wol- Fully Self-contained. Set task to initiate, and to stimulate frank and faithful faith-and- researches are contained in this longong. Phone Wollongong 28 9132. REVOLUTION IN ROME, evangelical amidst acres of beautiful denominational action, order discussions. Further, it highly informative book. by David F. Wells, Inter Varsity Press, 1973. 128 pages, education in such in- parkland. Large clean and The Council's new draft reads: seeks dialogue with people of EVERSLEICH, UK55p. John Stott in his foreword to this Tyndale paperback says that Rome, long claim- stitutions. 274 Addison Road, Petersha, - comfortable flats with 1, 2 I. The Council bears witness other faiths and ideologies in The weakest part of the book ing chan'gelessness, has changed and is changing. Professor Pope traces the reasons for the CLERK 'TYPIST. The authors rightly affirm the arid 3 bedrooms. TO the 'belief that Christ's people Victoria. is the author's summary of the changes since Vatican II, the extent of the changes and the possibilities and directions of future Vacancy exists offering variety of NERINGAH, New Testament and post-apostol- need for a comprehensive world- An Ideal holiday spot for all are one body under one Lord. 7. change. In all this he shows the part that evangelicals can play in helping this work-accuracy essential. Phone Miss The Council declares that Neringah Avenue, Wahrootig... ic evidence of tongue speaking. process of change view. The book, however, is mar- Verco--27 3448. age groups. Children wel- Under the guidance of the Holy manifesting oneness in Christ is their need to acept and understand it. He shows that we can hold staunchly our biblical and But this weakness does not dis- red by an underlying self right- come. Spirit it seeks to make this one- all-important for effective mis- GREENWICH, Protestant position without compromise and yet hold out the hand of fellowship to those who THE BILLY GRAHAM EVANGELISTIC turb the real value of the work ASSOCIATION LTD. Box 8 Bright (Vic.). Ph. 16. ness which the Lord gives more sion. It encourages the member River Road, Greenwich. are emerging from the shackles of medieval religion and its concepts. A book that will greatly eousness ("There were no riots at tett is certainly to be found in help to inform evangelical opinion. clearly visible. churches to do together every- Wheaton. While students shouted These hospitals (320 beds) uno. detailed study of glossolalia 2. The Council is a fellowship thing which conscience permits. WHO AM I, GOD? and chanted at Berkeley, burned take specialised medical lie present time. The methods by Marjorie Holmes, Hodder Christian Paperbacks, 1972. 160 pages. of churches. As such it seeks the It therefore promotes joint action 65c. and bombed at Wisconsin, and nursing care of chronicails esearch are carefully spec-- Those who enjoyed her "I've got to talk to someone. God" will thoroughly enjoy this re- LUTANDA deepening of fellowship and and evangelism invaded administrative offices all wherever' patients of any age, national,' freshing book. A page or so is given to each prayer or meditation but they are something understanding between member possible. I and the conclusions are CARETAKER: YOUTH HAVEN or religious faith. tively stated. more than either of these words imply. They reveal the inner thoughts and feeling of an over the country, Wheaton churches and desires to widen its 8. ordinary person who faces the same kind of world as we all do. She sees, hears and reads students went quietly to class Toukley, N S.W. The Council speaks in the membership. These hospitals are co-ono- at , Christians who feel apprehen- of many who will be her guides but finds confusion in many counsellors. So she goes back What the 'authors con- Caretaker required to ilve at factory with certain general hospitals g premises at West Ryde, N.S.W. Near to lakes and surf. 3. The Council facilitates and , about the contemporary to the Bible for some good old-fashioned guidance -- and gets it in the Ten Commandments veniently forget is that, in the the retraining of eligible , promotes communication patient [thesis on tongue-speaking will and elsewhere. A most helpful gift-book, One to be read in spare moments and to be taken suburb of Wheaton, the average Suit retired single man or widower. Small or large house parties. between member churches, en- to return to their normal ei. much in Kildahl's book to up later. Minimum duties in return for accornrno• Good accommodation, max. 150 Murdering income of the citizens is $67,000 suring that they are informed on vironment (home, etc). support their fears; those who datlon and living allowance. Arrange- OUR CHILDREN ARE OUR BEST FRIENDS, by Mark W. Lee, Zondervan, 1972. 221 a year.) ments can be negotiated to suit in- Apply: MANAGER, one another's activities and of Beethoven Your help is urgently needed fe claim that the experience has pages. US$1.25. dividual needs and situation. P.O. Box 21, Toukley, N.S.W. ways in which sharing goes on. been beneficial will find much to The sub-title is explanatory-"Marriage is a family affair." Strange that parents In the book "Right To Life," our immediate and future need need reminding that their children are their best friends. Strange that most parents have to work It is not only the tone that ponder. "The Psychology of References will be required. Tel.: 2263 there is this conversation including the rehabilitation unit very hard to make friends of them. Strange that most parents begin to do this work too late jars, but the terminology. What Speaking in Tongues" is a must Write to Managing Director, Toukley 94 336. Sydney 84 1601 between two doctors. One says: at each hospital. instead of from birth onwards Yet this book had to be written and Christian parents will is one to make of repeated bar- for christians wrestling with this Kingston. Box 89, P.O.. West Ryde, "About terminating a pregnancy PLEASE REMEMBER T111, find here how to avoid many pitfalls or learn why they have already fallen into many. barisms like "opera- 2114 or telephone 80 0515. question tiona MID-NORTH COAST - I want your opinion. The HOSPITAL ILETTERS ; father was syphilitic. The mother IN YOUR WILL. R. L, Smith. North Haven, N.S.W. smart Barton Bahhage. Cont. from page 5 was tuberculous. 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Minus the em- Boothroyd and Graham Wade. uncompromising stand of Hen- SHOP has been saltines church drik answers Lome from the Revised Standard Version of the Bible. robes all these years and I didn't broidery, we have here the essen- All attractively produced, they Kraemer (sounding much know about it? like the New Testament) is by- tial story of a fine Christian man should give the series a new ACROSS and with a stone (5) 1Sa desire (3,2) Deut 12:20 and pastor. passed for the more flexible and M AY / 6 - 24 Accommodation I always get my cleri- lease of life. 17:50 3.Many rich people put open stance of Karl Rahner in Available 1. So then you are no 21.his hand had taken cal wear when I go longer strangers and so- in - sums. And a poor book-browsing at the the author's search for a hold of -heel; so his widow carne, and put in Bookshop. journers, but you are - name was called Jacob Yes, christian theology of pluralism. - with the saints and two copper coins (5) By means of a most questionable (5) Gen 25:26 Mk 12:41 ROBES members of the house- 22.And let - - - mealy use of New Testament examples 4.Come to me, all who 20 FOR Christmas Bowl FREE, In exchange for some evening and hold of God (6,8) Enh in well-doing, for in due weekend duties connected with school 2:19 labour and are heavy CLERGY girls In a supervisory acapacity. season we shall reap, if 10.Their women exchanged laden, and I - - - - ••••••••••••••••••••• we do not lose heart (4,4,3,4) Mt 11:28 AND Apply Head Mistress, P.O. Box 2. - relations for unna- (2,3,4) Gal 6:9 • New National Warehouse for WAHROONGA, N.S.W. 2076. 5. CHOIR appeal increase he tural, and the men like- A wise son hears his Gospel Film Ministry Ltd. it being e'rc11,1 25. 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CUSTOMS AGENTS before thy face, who 2:12 (inc extras) $215,000 ($208,000), • ittmo‘Ai fore himto eat; but he (3,3) I Ti 2:5 keep awake and b( Studs ol shallprepare thy way 27. but the anointing which Hoods The biggest increase was Goods clear ed/dellvered said, "I will not - - 15, But many of those who sober (5,2) 1 Th 5:6 For many years the hi- ex-4 • ex Parcels Post, Aircraft and before thee (9) Mt 11:10 you received from him heard the word be- 20. And he saidto hint. Preaching recorded in Victoria, where giv- abides inyou, and you - have told my er- Scarves single contributor to the 1,, s, • 1 • 13.For the Lord of hosts ing reported by the end of 4 Ships. rand" (3,5,1) Gen 24:33 lieved; and the number "Lord, I am ready to - 14 mas Bowl has been the lo s- 4 have no need that any Choir needs alkt has purposed, and who of the - - - about - you to prison and to, • "SERVICE TRANSPORT" one - - (6,5,3) 1 8.Your wealth and all January was up $15,000. ston Presbyterian Church, on the will - it? 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It has been announced that or Michael Res Robert G. Long. vicar of St Ramsey, Archbishop of Canterbury, since mounts big exhibition Luke's, North Brighton (Melbourne) since 1961. will retire at the age of 70 in 1974. 1966, has been appointed vicar of St Rev John D. Singleton, rector of Lang Eanswythe's, Alton, from May 31. The Sydney Board of Edu- of Christian teaching in the Lang (Gippsland) has been appointed Rev Joseph K. R. Good, chaplain of rector of St John's, Yallourn from May MCEGS (Melbourne) Owe 1969 has been cation is throwing its entire church and elsewhere. 28. appointed chaplain of St Michael's "The Exhibition will be of Doneness Margate( I. Spry, of the resources behind a Christian CEGGS from April 9. interest too to those associated staff of the Mission of St James and St Mr Vincent Craven, after 25 years with Church Record Education Exhibition to be John. Melbourne, since 1968. has resigned Inter Varsity Christian Fefloonhip of with the State school system and No, I S3 f irst published 1880 Registered for posting as May 17, 1973 and has been appointed Welfare Officer Canada as director of Boys' Camps and to teachers and staff members of a ...toper—Category A for the shire of Wodonga from the end General Director of Ontario Pioneer. has held from May 16 to 24. of March last. resigned from July nest. The exhibition, to be held in church and independent schools. Rey Stuart Mel.. 'Young, vicar of Holy Rev Peter Replan. rector of St Jude's. St. Andrew's Cathedral School's "There will be plenty for the Trinity. Balaclava (Melbourne) since Brighton (Adelaide) has eschogod parish- 1969, has been appointed vicar of St es (or a year with Rev Peter Hawker. temporary accommodation at ordinary church member, un- Alban's, West Coburg from May 18. vicar of St Botolph's. Boston. England. 511 Kent Street, Sydney, will in- committed to the above fields of Rev David M. S. Cohen, General Canon Reginald T. Arrantash. rector of clude the latest educational tech- service, to see and learn from Secretary of the Bible Society in New St M ir. illunburY) since World Vision Zealand. has been seconded to Attica for niques and media. the exhibition and its associated three years as Regional Secretary for the It has been the first major demonstrations and teaching ses- United Bible Societies. He is living in I I ihi. h been elected ch .r task of Mr Chris Dudley. the sions. Remarriage of Divorcees Nairobi, Kenya. Attacks Rev Howard C. Ainsworth, with the Stu succeed- Board's Youth Education Officer. "Such special 'teach ins' will ], ,iiir I. Chaplaincy Department (Melbourne) since The Board's Organising Secre- include sessions on Commu- 1969, has been appointed to an ecumenic- Re, Itr, ttot, 1,1.1iiii of Sydney al chaplaincy at Proton and District has hi. k Fl .0mtnissary in tary, the Rev Ray Bomford has nication in the Seventies;Educa- Australia for R:. David Pytches. Whitlam Hospital from May 6. tion for all the BtshoP to Chile I I Po. said: "It will provide for parish Family; Music Res Henry H. Kindler, vicar of St Rev Donald Sunday Schcol teachers, R.L. and Craft workshops; Drama in MELBOURNE, April 16. — Mark's Leopold (Melbourne) since 1968, wrens of All Sam teachers, leaders, clergy and Christian Education; some new The Executive Director of World has bee appointed vicar of Holy Trion), for several monde. ..1 in hats. Dudley Bacchus Marsh from May 2. General Synod Issue charge young people an 'instant-guide' ideas on puppets; quick sketching Vision of Australia, Mr Graeme Rev Charles T. Holloway, vicar of St Rev Oswald G. Dons. rn tot ot bt Step- to a host of new ideas, tech- and art; what can be done with a daily trust 10 am. to 9.'.0 Irvine, today accused the Whit- Aidan's, Strathmore (Melbourne) since hen's. Ltdcombe (Sydney I42'-47, and 1969. has been appointed to a chaplaincy st.'ho has been retired move lent, died in niques and methods aimed at creche; and many more." p.m. on May 16, 17, 18, 19, One of the most contentious issues at the meeting of General Synod this month lam Government of deserting with the (TIMfitly I neat. Ssdno on March 30 The exhibition will he open Cambodia to the Communists. strengthening the effectiveness 22, 23 and 24. at Sydney Church of England Grammar School, North Sydney, is the report of He said, "Australia is setting the commission on marriage and divorce and the draft canon to be up an embassy in North Vietnam presented on its behalf. and offering civil aid, while an BIBLE LADY TO KEY POST estimated 30,000 North Viet- Melbourne Referral The commission was unable will create bureaucratIC blkitCS namese regulars are invading the For the past three years she to reach a unanimous decision. that will probably cause great Khmer Republic," expense. has served as executive assistant 1 he majority favour the canon Mr Irvine said, "Every Austra- Other draft canons permit the to the Commonwealth secretary permitting remarriage of lian should be ashamed of its of the Bible Society in Australia, three dioceses in South Australia Centre active divorcees in some circum- to form a province, provide a Government's lack of concern for Rev J. R. Payne. Cambodia. I saw the results of stances; the minority oppose it. new form of declaration to be In its first few months of Rev Alan N. Appleby was the service it is a close relative, On her way to London, Miss The canon provides for a mat- made by clergy on ordination, North Vietnamese and Vietcong operations, the Mission of licensed to the staff of the Mis- usually the wife of the sufferer Goodin will be visiting Bible rimonial commission in each dio- and (again apparently to achieve terror tactics in the villages. The sion of St James and St John late who makes the first inquiry. Society headquarters in Hone cese (or 2 or more dioceses by uniformity) purport to regulate country now has over 600,000 St James and St John Refer- refugees as a result of the killing last year as Director of the Almost all cases have been prob- Kong, Canada, and the United agreement) consisting of the the admission of non-Anglicans ral Service is helping to meet Counselling and Referral Service lems with alcohol, although the States. bishop or another president and to Holy Communion. and intimidation of innocent women and children. Phnom a critical community need in for Alcoholics and Drug service is available to deal with The UBS World Service IIto other membe.e,, with the The proposed new form of Dependants. problems of drug abuse. Centre is responsible for admini- possibility of additional consult- declaration by clergy is as Penh is ringed by 33 refugee Melbourne. camps." The Counselling Unit is now Referrals to the unit have stering a budget of several ants without votes. follows: established in the premises of the million dollars annually. Two people, one or both of "I firmly and sincerely believe The emergency relief aid and come from many sources — childcare specialists, claims Victorian Foundation on Alco- Bible Society supporters in whom are divorced, may apply the Catholic Faith and I give my social workers, clergy, doctors dins Pliyahclh Gaudio people are too quick to call the holism and Drug Dependence and even from radio talk-back such countries as Australia, the to an incumbent, for permission assent to the doctrine of the and is providing a worthwhile Lon Nol Government corrupt. Work on programs. No other woman in the US, Canada, and Great Britain. for a church marriage, and the Church of England in Australia service for this community prob- incumbent is to forward the as expressed in the Thirty-nine Under the circumstances, it's Support has been extended in supply the funds, which are used lem. Since the opening of the world holds a higher admini- application to the matrimonial Articles of Religion, the Book of doing an amazing job. There is many cases where there seems to subsidise scriptures in poorer no money to pay school teachers, service in November up until the strative position within the countries. In many commission, indicating whether Common Prayer and the Order- no likelihood in the near future countries soldiers barely earn enough to Tas RE end of March, 174 cases have United Bible Societies than scriptures are sold at only he approves or not. ing of Bishops, Priests and Dea- Ssitney Harbour framed by Shore School chapel Irghtl and of the affected person being will- been in touch with the service. The commission will decide by cons; I believe that doctrine to feed their families, while govern- ing to seek help. Nevertheless, the one offered to Miss Eliz- tenth of their actual cost, b, Hodges House (left). The slew from the School lawns as One hundred and seventeen of majority, subject to the diocesan be agreeable to the Word of ment workers finish early to try referrals to treatment agencies cause that is all the people cat , General Synod members will see it. these presented during the abeth Goodin of Canberra bishops' confirmation, and if the God: and in public prayer and to earn extra money at a have been made in some 55 afford. The Bible societies pi,. second job. syllabus January-March quarter. recently. the difference. application is refused no reasons administration of the sacraments cases. Most people contacting the for refusing will be given to the I will use the form in the said gests that in view of the wishes monwealth Government's recog- Mr Irvine said, "World Vision Miss Goodin left in April for While Miss Goodin looks aft, of the Torres Strait islanders the nition of the People's Republic of As work on an agreed syl- service are telephoning. Many Mr Appleby has established London, where she will be execu- incumbent concerned. book prescribed, and none other, plans to install an 'instant' hospi- liaison with Alcoholics the affairs in the World Serve islands be "territorial enclaves" China hopes that our Govern- tal in a building supplied by the labus for religious education others are calling in. some are tive officer of the UBS World Centre, her partner, Mr I. excep, as tar as I am permitted writing. A few inquiries come Anonymous, the Al-Anon Move- Christian Marriage to deviate there from under sec- within Papua New Guinea's ment will express opposition to Cambodian Government. Austra- in Tasmania's State schools Service Centre, responsible for Dean, will be visiting Africa territorial waters. and while ap- any attempt to conquer Taiwan from interstate. ment and the various treatment co-ordinating scripture dis- Npplicants will have to satisfy tion 4 of the Constitution of the lian medical teams will be sent proceeds, observers believe Europe. assessing needs and provine generally the Com- by force. to help staff the facility." In most cases of contact with agencies. tribution activities in Africa and ordinating activities in the yea ,.-ommission that the -person Church of England in Australia." that denominations seem Europe. ous autonomous bible societies persons previously married slow to grasp the magnitude zerely regret the breaking of Reports of the challenge that they , , , trriage vows made in that mar- Reports to be presented in- will have to face. n),, that both parties intend clude one on church structures "Sunday is to second marriage to be a life- (at the diocesan and provincial Bishop Hardie to The basic ingredients of the ST JOHN'S, MORPETI union, and that they under- level), and one from the Mis- coming religious education pro- and endorse the Christian sionary and Ecuneinical Council gram may be stated concisely. nine of 'marriage. recommending, among other Accredited teachers will teach CELEBRATES ITS 7511 ,e present draft canon is things, full communion with the retire in 1974 class groups from the agreed syl- Celebrate" as an attempt to achieve Church of North India and the labus. Particular denominational iirmity; at present some At the close of the Balla- before that was Dean of N, John's, Ballarat, seconded the The Commemoration Set Church of Pakistan, the Church teaching will be exciuded from St John's College and Old a I ian dioceses bar re- castle from 1950. He was bum It is unusual but gratifying mercial type. Such was the Maitland on Wednesday, Mg' of South India, and the Mar rat synod on May 1, Bishop motion which was carried with such lessons — except when Johannines are arranging to , iage completely if one party in Scotland and had his early acclamation after debate. when religious advertising case with the Christian Tele- at 8 pm. Dr Frank Woods, A Thome Church. William A. Hardie. who is comparison of denominational celebrate the 75th anniver- bsorced while others allow it The Liturgical Commission's education in Stirling but he The synod passed a motion differences is the subject under proves a prizewinner in vision Association's radio bishop of Melbourne and Pitit 68, announced that he will finished secondary education and sary of the founding of St will preach. he innocent party in case of Report refers to the possibility of against increased Federal aid to consideration. competition with the corn- Fiery. a Book of Common Prayer to be retire from the see after the university in Brisbane where he unmarried mothers. spot, "Celebrate", a singing Bishop David Hand of \ John's as a theological col- he draft canon has been General Synod in was ordained. Dr T. V. Walpole, of Hor- Although provision for deno- commercial. Guinea will give an addre presented to next session of synod which lege. Formerly at Armidale, , . ,,,sed not only by rigorists 1977 and the difficulty of re- sham, who moved the motion, minational instruction by min- the College library at 10 ant His earlier ministry was en- Sponsored by and produced in object to remarriage after vising the Psalter. may meet in April, 1974. claimed an increase would leave isters will be made, it is proposed co-operation with the Victorian it is now at Morpeth and is Thursday May 10. tirely in Brisbane and he was wee in any circumstances but The Report of the Inter- Bishop Hardie has been Bish- "the field open for the profes- that such instruction will take Sunday Christian Observance controlled by the diocese of The Morpeth Lecture will Warden of St John's College place outside school hours. This by those who fear that it national Affairs Commission sug- op of Ballarat since l%l and there from 1946 to 1950, He will sional mother, like England's Council, in an endeavour to edu- Newcastle. given by Mr Francis James in professional unemployed." would appear to exclude all but cate the public on the value of a will be held in St Peter's, I be 69 when he retires. the already committed — or A number of contentious Dr Walpole's grounds for op- Christian observance of Sunday, Great Halt of the Universiit posing increased finance for un- those required to attend by this spot has been enthusiastical- Newcastle at 8 pm on 84;,,.. issues were strongly debated in parents. "Bibles all synod including abortion, por- married mothers were that such ly accepted and used by radio Shoalhaven His subject will be "The th: C~ippsland favours support would: No doubt some will achieve logy of violent in 1973." nography and Federal grants to station managers. It is being • Fail to recognise that chil- something by way of catechetical broadcast over at least thirty unmarried mothers. teaching at school premises teach-in Dr H. B. D. Vaughn, of Port- dren's interests were best commercial stations throughout over the served by adoption into a under the new situation. But the the Commonwealth, both by An Autumn Teach-in of open table policy land, moved that the synod whole family. greatest opportunity and chal- recognising the sanctity of those with a "pop" or a "family" • lenge is to upgrade the local ranged by the women of the Invitati()1- iippsland synod at its this 1 handl should make provi- human life, oppose the concept Undermined the integrity of audience. They say the spot fits family life. church's Christian education Shoalhaven Rural Deanery sion to welcome Christians from place . ." of abortion on demand. in with the sound of their sta- ill meeting passed a • Removed responsibility from program, especially amongst other Churches tat the Holy Com- "No woman has the right to tion. in the Wollongong area was not favouring the open ht aguay. in the town of parents. specially the father. teenagers. Unless this is done, munion, expresses the opinion destroy a human being. Her In the annual competition of led by a strong team of well not imunion table to active that a person is eligible to be Escobar, women taking part :n Mr L J. I.owery, of Horsham, and done quickly, the churches right is the freedom of choice to the Art Directors Club of Mel- the Bible Societies' "Women in who seconded the motion said of the State will lose the coming qualified women. , IIhers of other denomin- admitted to the Holy Commun- put herself in the situation where bourne, "Celebrate" was ion— Action" program had the joy of the proposal was further under- Dr. Keith 1 "in she can become pregnant. After generation completely, some say. awarded a silver medal which, in It was held morning and after Moved by Mr T. G. putting the Bible in the hands of mining the sanctity of marriage. (a) if he is a member of the that the choice has been made," this case, is first prize. This noon at Christ Church, Kiama, accepted ileton, the diocesan people for the first time — some He said the issue was first Church of England in Aus- Dr Vaughn said. means that amongst all the mat- on Monday, April 30, and drew of them did not even know that brought up by the Mothers' II calor, and seconded tralia who has been confirm- He doubted the excuse that erial produced for commercial a very good attendance. The The diocese of Sydney has it existed. "We have an empti- Union in Horsham. WELCOME TO THE FAMILY archdeacon Knife, the re- ed in that Church or is ready there was a tremendous demand advertising during 1972 there theme was "Life that is life in- decided not to participate in ness in our hearts" was a com- They had been concerned that deed." li ar, and desires to be so confirm- for abortion. was nothing better than "Cele- the motion read: ment made there. the sanctity of 111,11 Pi e sec Otis an inter-faith religious ser- ed; "From evidence in England, To become a subscriber to the Australian Church brate" and that, in the judges' The finest qualification was hat this synod, believing that being aniline:di: Record, just fill in the form below and mail it in with view, the spot gave every in- that all the leaders were mothers. vice in connection with the (b) if he-- A few weeks after the dis- Japan and Scandinavia where Ii) has been baptised; and tribution, a member of a Protes- abortion is legal, it seems the $4 or simply ask us to charge it. dication of fulfilling its purpose. Mrs Audrey Deibridge is a opening of the Sydney Opera graduate in modern languages Air pollutant (ii) is a communicant mem- tant church in Asuncion visited facility has created the demand." I enclose., $4 for annual subscription/Please charge it That "Celebrate" has public House. and wife of the Bishop in Cigarette smoking is the most ber of another Church, the Escobar, his home town, and was Canon R. H. Pidgeon. Of St appeal and acceptance is shown The service, which was pro- (cross out one) Wollongong. Mrs Doris Taplin is ,nlv air pollutant of all, a vet- members of which subscribe amazed at what he found. When NEXT ISSUE by the fact that requests have posed to he held in the Domain, to the doctrine of the Holy been received for copies of the a Master of Arts of Trinity Col- New Orleans surgeon told he got back he remarked to one lege, Dublin. Mrs Shirley An- would have contributions from Trinity; and New Every Morning music and/or words. Changing ' ,lot ado physicians. Dr Alton of those who had taken part in drews was a teacher and recently non-Christian religions. ')chsner charged that cigarette (iii) is in good standing in his "The Church Times" reports What happened To The Australian Church Record, Room 311, 160 people's concepts about Sunday own Church: the "Women in Action" cam- is not easy served CMS in East Africa. Mrs In is reply to the invitiation, moke is 100 to 1,000 times that frequent liturgical changes Castlereagh Street, Sydney, NSW 2000. ; but "Celebrate" is at paign, "Someone has been in Es- least a step in that direction. Margaret Fuller is a trained the Diocesan Secretary, Mr War- more devastating to the human (c) if he has been baptised and have produced this version of a social worker. ren Gotley, wrote: "The Diocese is included in a class of per- cobar leaving Bibles all over the well-known hymn in an English at Pentecost') The Sunday Christian Obser- hing than general air pollution NAME Mrs Andrews led the morning has a principle of not sharing In sons authorised by a rule of parish magazine: vance Council comprises repre- nd contains up to 13,000 times place, and the people are believ- session devoted to "The religious services which are not General Svnod to be admitted New Series each returning da, sentatives of the major Protes- more carbon monoxide than in- ing in Jesus Christ through the ADDRESS Christian woman in our affluent specifically Christian services. to the Holy Communioni or Confuse us as we try to pray by tant denominations. Dr E. Keith dustrial air we breathe. reading of the Bible." and 'materialistic society." Mrs and therefore the Standing coin- (d) if he has been baptised And keep us from the doctrine Cole, vice-principal of Ridley He said, "The time is ripe for POSTCODE Taplin led the afternoon session mittee of the Diocese has re- voluntary and is in immediate danger When the members of the true College, Melbourne, is giving 'overall:tent and — "Practical Christianity in the solved not to participate in this croups to mount a more vigorous of death. group visited the town a second Enshrined in 1662. Basil fine leadership as its president. home." particular service." Program on all fronts to portray This synod requests its repre‘- en- time they found there really had Only, 0 Lord, in Thy dear love Don't give our consciences a cooking as what it really is — a tatives at General Synod to sup- been is change in the people and lqty, smelly, foul, chronic form port any canon brought forward shove, Williams 8 -- AUSTRALIAN CHURCH RECORD, MAY 3, 1913 Printed by John Falrfa4 ,:n 8,,,bsons k:,ardL.7;,nv.1,Broa1 z,lvenay. for the Publl.het ''f suicide." — Surgeon-General to General Synod to give effect several made professions of faith Lest as at liturgies we play se I... Steinfeld. to this resolution." with tears of joy in their eyes. We hear. "Evangelise today." iii