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17Th October 1983 1831 "Silverwind" blows into Australia The Australian FIRST PUBLISHED 11111NbY fIBOUT PEOP CHURCH 1880 DIOCESE OF CANBERRA & GOULBURN Rev. E. W Carnaby, Rector, SL Paul's Rev. A. L. Constance, formerly Asst Priest at St Chatswood, will become Rector, St Paul's, Paul's, Manuka is now Rector, St Alban's, Shellharbour on 16th December, 1983. Lyons. Rev. Canon D. F. Dude, formerly Principal of CANON PETER LOANE the College of Ministry, Canberra is now The pro-cathedral of St John's Parramatta was RECORD Minister in the Special District of All Souls', crowded for the funeral service of Canon K. L. 1788 October 17, 1983 Registered by Australia Post Publication No. HARI 678 Telephone 264 8349 PRICE 50 CENTS Chapman. (Peter) Loane on Wednesday September 14. Ven. T. R. Bonsey, formerly of Cobargo and Canon Loane, 68, was rector of St John's for Archdeacon of the South Coast retired on 15th nearly 23 years. He retired from the parish on August, 1983. April 10. Rev. D. G. Salnes, Aranda has left for the The service was conducted by Bishop Clive University of Birmingham as Lucas Tooth Kerle, former Bishop of Armidale. The former Scholar. Archbishop of Sydney and Primate of Australia, Archbishop Sir Marcus Loane, gave CHIEF MOVES AT SYDNEY SYNOD Rev. B. A. Stevens, Asst. Minister, St John's, the address. Canberra has left for the United States to study at Boston University. Canon Loane served as curate at Cladesville, In his address to Synod the Archbishop for guidance. Decisions in marriage two but one. What therefore God has and was purchased with a view to its as an Alf chaplain and as Assistant Secretary joined, man may not put asunder" (Mark being a Community Centre and a place DIOCESE OF ROCKHAMPTON • for CMS. He also served as rector in Kiama, of Sydney again majored on the problem matters have to be made almost daily, of remarriage of divorced persons. He and neither nor the clergy can simply do 10:6-9). It is this underlying and where a youth club could meet It is D. Wanderwolf is now Rector at Dawson Castle Hill and Northbridge. Rev. reiterated his position, reported in a nothing. In the circumstances I think it is irrefragable tenth about the nature of ideally situated and close to the Valley. He was nominated to succeed Bishop previous issue of A.C.R., that the law of my responsibility to act on the marriage that Jesus reinforced with those Aboriginal community. However, in the Rev. ft. Bowie is now Rector at Clermont Hilliard as rector of St. John's Parramatta, but judgement of the Aborigines it is declined the offer. Archbishop Mowlf would the Anglican Church in Sydney does not Chancellor's advice, and I have informed uncompromising corollaries: even unsuitable for a place of worship. As a Rev. A. Burnet is now Rector at Barcaldine. not let this rest, and soon presuaded Canon allow for remarriage except in the case of the parish clergy accordingly. However, I though a man might act in conformity C4 Rev. N. Kempson is now Rector at Gladstone. Loane to accept the new position. the innocent party where the divorce has am informing this Synod of the position, with what the custom of the time mark of our fellowship with our Aboriginal brothers and sisters, and for The American singing group, known as several country centres of New South Rev. oss Cameron, formerly of Longreach, has When St John's became a pro-cathedral been on the grounds of adultery. in the hope that Synod will either clarify permitted, "SILVERWIND" arrived in Sydney recently Wales. Organized by the AGAPE FORCE, accepted the parish of St. Colomb's, Clayfield with its own chapter, he became its first the existing law or propose a new one. a) if he divorces his wife, she is made to the purpose of making the centre a more for their first Australian Tour. The three many who have used material from "The in the Diocese of Brisbane. Canon. Chancellor on Divorce The way forward may be for the Synod at suffer adultery (Matt. 5:32a), acceptable place for worship, a grant if recommended in the Income and During their ten day tour of the Eastern Music Machine"; "Bullfrogs and Rev, C. Peacock will retire from St David's, Canon Loane served also as Rural Dean of The Archbishop said that the this session to appoint a committee to b) the man who marries her commits Expenditure Ordinance. The financing of States, September 14-24, "SILVERWIND" Butterflies" and "Sir Olivers Song" were Frenchville on December 31. Parramatta and as Chairman of the Church of Chancellor's Report was prepared by Mr. consider the advice which I have received adultery (Matt 5:32b, 19:9b, Luke appeared in concerts from Townsville to able to meet the musicians responsible England Homes. It was through his efforts that Peter Young QC who is Chancellor of from the Chancellor and the grounds on 16:18b), the Aboriginal pastor has been removed DIOCESE OF SYDNEY from the general finances of the Inner lobar,. AdeLute to tc as well as in for a lot of the material. the Archbishop of Sydney's Overseas Relief Bathurst Diocese, but was fully accepted which it is based, together with any other c) the husband himself commits adultery Rev. D. G. Davis, Rector, St Philip's, York Street Fund came into being. by the Chancellor of Sydney Diocese. submissions as to the legal basis of the against her if he marries another wife City Committee and comes before the has accepted the position of Rector, All Saints', Canon Loane's pastoral ministry was The Archbishop made no mention of any matter, and the report of the Diocesan (Matt 19:9a, Luke 16:18a, Mark 10:11). Synod as a distinct responsibility. At the Woollahra. outstanding. Like Bunyan's Mr. Stanfast he was plans to make the Report available for Doctrine Commission, and to propose same time, discussions are taking place Zondervan's No. 1 breaks double Rev. G. C Toovey, Curate, St. Luke's, Liverpool "a right good pilgrim". Canon Loane is study. the Synod such course of action as it NEW AREAS WORK GETS BOOST with the congregation through Mr. Bird has accepted the position of Rector, survived by his wife Vera, son Ian and for the ministry and the Church to He also said that there was an thinks fit" The Archbishop has announced a plan to Emmanuel Church, Lawson. daughter Alison. function on a recognisable Anglican basis "The Archbishop went on the give his meet the needs of the developing areas barrier alternative view. He said," adapted to the particular needs and interpretation of the Biblical teaching on of the Diocese. He has announced a plan Pat Zondervan, former farm-boy, and now 74-year-old chairman of Zondervan Publishing There is, I understand, another view of circumstances of the Aboriginal people" the matter." to launch an appeal early in 1984 to raise House, stated that there are no problems with their products, and they had changed the legal situation in our Church, which is the Archbishop said. Matrimony is kinship. Its obligations funds for major church expansion in their policy on Australian marketing. that no impediment exists to the marriage Synod granted $110,225 for this purpose. of any divorced person by a clergyman, may be neglected, and its blessings Sydney's New Areas. The Synod voted No longer will we be forced to only At a Sydney reception to °rot note World mission prayer day and that this is by virtue of the provisions forfeited, but only death can destroy the $200,000 to launch the Appeal. buy British editions. All Zondervan's U.K. Zondervan Australia's recent venture The of the English Divorce Act of 1857 which, kinship. You may break the covenant of Book of Life,:Mr. Zondervan was asked interests will have to compete on their MINISTRY TO ABORIGINALS Narwee Baptist Church, NARWEE on this view, would have been accepted marriage, but not the kinship. You can no Get Cameron!!! merits. A second Day of Prayer for World about the effect on his company of the by the churchmen of NSW as the law of more break the "one flesh" of matrimony Sydney Synod has made a major move Missions has been called by the N.S.W. Castle Hill Baptist Church, CASTLE HILL PREMIER WRAN is looking for any help he world wide down-turn in publishing. It is hoped by some booksellers that the Church here. Since no modifying than brothers can cease to be brothers. forward in its ministry to the Aboriginal Evangelical Missionary Alliance. Springwood Uniting Church, can get to defeat Jim Cameron's bid for this might at last break up the ordinance has been passed by our community within the Diocese. In his "Zondervan's sales with the recent Saturday, 29th October has been SPRINGWOOD This is the "great mystery" to which St. election to the Legislative Council. take-over of several other publishing international cartel that has in the past St Paul's Anglican Church, Sydney Synod since its inception in 1866, Paul referred when he spoke of the Synod Address the Archbishop selected as the date for this concentrated Talking of the Teachers Federation houses, including Marshall Morgan and forced Australians to purchase books at CHATSWOOD that 1857 law would still prevail, the only mutual obligations of husbands and enumerated the attempts since 1788 to emphasis on World Missions. This is the executive fielding a team in the same Scott and Pickering and Inglis, will be this 11/2 times their British retail price, and up Green Point Baptist Church, GREEN restraint on a clergyman being the wives and went back for his support to Minister to aboriginal people.
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