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Registered for posting as Prinfed by John Fairfax and No. 1479 January 14, 1971 a newspaper — Category A. Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. Price 10 cents Ged. Muston to Melbourne Abp Woods to WCC Dr Woods announces new coadutor bishop Rev Gerald Bruce Muston, Federal Secretary of the Bush Church Aid Society since 1969 and Secretary of the National Home Mission Fund, has in Ethiopia been appointed a coadjutor bishop of the diocese of Melbourne.

(Melbourne) and rural dean of National Home Mission Fund on Essendon, 1964-67. its feet and has seen RCA work While in Melbourne he led the expand into new dioceses and diocesan committee which taking on work in rapidly ex- launched the new diocesan panding areas of Western monthly, "See." He edited it until Australia. he went to Darwin where he was Both Mr Muston and his wife rector of Christ Church Cathed- Laurel are former parishioners ci ral and Archdeacon of 'the Northern Territory,I967-69. St Paul's, Chatswood, one of In the short time he has been Australia's outstanding mis- w ith ttCA he has helped get the sionary and evangelical parishes TWO CATHEDRAL SCHOOLS PLANNED FOR 1972 The die'ese of BwtburV, %%A, has approved the Rev. G. It. Muston purchase of 72 acres of land at Gelorup near the city and schools for boys and girls are to be built ready for Dr Woods, Archbishop of Melbourne, made the announce- opening in 1972. ment on December 22. The dio- The two schools will provide The schools will be open to all cese has been divided into regions primary and secondary education denominations and the primary and with the appointment of the for both day and boarding pupils objectives will be to give a third coadjutor, each region will and will mark the fulfilment of Christian background to the edu- be under the pastoral care of a plans which have been coming to cation of the children. bishop who will also have certain fruition for four years. administrative functions in his Applications for enrolment are area. The other bishops are Right Revs Robert Dann and already coming in from parents James Grant. and a principal is to be appoint- ALL-CHURCH The bishop-elect is 43 years of ed well before the schools open age. He will be consecrated in St so that he will be able to choose Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne, on his headmistress and teaching EVANGELISM February 25 and he will begin A street scene in a more modern part of Addis Ababa, capital staff from the best teachers avail- New York (EPS). — The duties in the diocese on May 1. of the ancient kingdom of Ethiopia. able. Commission on Evangelism of He graduated from Moore the Lutheran Church in America College in 1951 after a career in A nicely elevated site will set Dr Frank Woods, Archbishop of Melbourne, left off to advantage the building has voted to invite Roman journalism. After a short curacy Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Australia on December 30 to attend a meeting of the at Waterlog, he was rector of St complex which initially is designed to take pupils from Churches to participate in the co- World Council of Churches' Central Committee in Addis John's, Wallerawang 1951-53, operative evangelistic campaign Grade 6 to university entrance. Ababa, Ethiopia. and editorial secretary of CMS, being arranged for 1973. • Later developments will include 1953-58. He was rector of Tweed Some 50 denominations and Heads (Grafton 1958-61) and a preparatory school which will Dr Woods told the Church after the meeting he will spend a religious groups, most of them vicar of St Thomas', Essendon be attached to the main complex. Record that he was looking for- week with Bishop Alf. Stanway evangelical, will seek to make "a ward tremendously to the meet- in his diocese of Central Tan- united Christian impact on the ing. Before it he will spend a ganyika. North American continent." week in Nairobi, Kenya and In Ethiopia. the WCC will be much concerned with the NSW dioceses share church's task of evangelism: how do we evangelise in this age? What is the relationship between WCC GRANTS AID TO evangelism and service? Ought the church to be using the mass $100,000 estate media of communication to bet- US DRAFT-DODGERS ter effect? An estate valued at about $100,000 has been divided fhc 11orld Council of Churches has appealed to Ethiopia is set in the midst of up among 22 Anglican charities, just under half of which member churches for $187,500 to help 50,000 to many new African nations and are outside the diocese of Sydney. the meeting may well reflect the 100,000 %merle:ins who have fled to Canada to avoid tensions of rich and poor, black Proceeds of the estate of the of Newcastle, one in Bathurst, conscription or who have deserted from the Army. and white, tribalism and nation- three in Canberra-Goulburn, one late Mr W. Percy Faithful be- According to a statement by alism, socialism and capitalism. came available for distribution in Armidale, one in Grafton, and At first, most of those who Rev Alan Brash in Geneva on 29 went to Canada, did so to avoid The WCC meeting is from twelve in Sydney. after a judgment by Mr Justice December, the WCC has decided the draft but their ranks are now January 9 to January 71 and Dr Hardy in the Equity Court. It The Sydney groups to benefit to make a large part of this sum being swollen by deserter; from Woods hopes to be hack in Mel- was to be distributed as the are: Home Mission Society Girls' available immediately. Rev Rex the services. Money is needed to bourne before the end of Synod of the diocese of Sydney Hostel project, H.M.S. Coun- Davis, an Australian Anglican help them find employment and January. directed among charities for the selling Service, H.M.S. Chesalon working with the WCC in Gen- to adjust to living away from relief of "any form of ne..essity, Parish Nursing Service, H.M.S. eve has said that "concern for their families. destitution or helplessness which Charlton Home, H.M.S. Carra- such people in the situations in Jesuit loins excites the compassion or sympa- amar Hostel, Church of England Another 500 are in Sweden. which they find themselves has a thy of men and so appeals to Children's Homes, Burwood and many of them deserters from US good biblical precedent." their benevolence for relief, in- Paltister Girls' Home ($5,500 military units in West Germany. Protestant Church cluding spiritual destitution or each), Council of the Deaconesser. The immediate grant is to be The announcement of this A iminer Jesuit priest-educa- need." institution ($5,000), Church of given from WCC funds to help grant has brought considerable tor, Rev Joseph Doty, has been Applications from eligible England Retirement Villages and refugees and so approval of the adverse reaction in the USA, the received into the ministry of the Anglican charities were invited Lisgar House, Arncliffe ($3,000 UK and other countries, even Protestant Episcopal Church of and as a result of investigation, each). Church of England Homes Central Committee which meets stronger in some places than that the United States by the Right 22 societies will benefit from the ($2,000), The Missions to Sea- in Ethiopia this month is not re- aroused by the WCC anti-racist Rev William F. Creighton, Bish- distribution: four in the diocese men N.S.W. ($1,000). quired. grants last year. op of Washington. NEAC 1971 CHALLENGES OUR READERS Just a year ago it was an- N I A(' 1971 will give This leaves $5,000 still to he the longest distances, will come responsible for Congress ex- nounced that a National many of us the opportunity found and the Board of the from regions where evangelical penses, gifts should be sent to Australian Church Record warm- support is weakest and should be the Hon. Secretary, Rev George Evangelical Anglican Con- to meet together, to demon- ly commend this appeal to our helped where necessary. Students A. Pearson, I Docker St., Rich- gress would be held at the strate our unity in Christ readers all over Australia and too will need subsidies, mond, Victoria, 3121. Those who Monash University, Mel- and our willingness to go beyond. The charge for delegates has prefer to send gifts through their bourne, 23-28 Augnst. forward in a new obedience The $5,000 is needed for the been kept at a low $38, covering own State representatives are at expenses of running the Congress single room accommodation, all liberty to do so. Evangelicals founded and to Christ's commands. and amounts over and above this meals and all conference papers. The ministry of NEAC 1971 pioneered the Church in The Executive Committee of will be used to subsidise the trav- It was thought unwise to add to will he felt far and wide in the Australia and now 183 years NEAC has established a budget el costs of those coming from this charge in order to subsidise • Australian Church. Evangelicals, later, we make up a major- of $7,000 to cover the, costs of considerable distances. Many distance travel, so help is needed the Congress. $2,000 of this has parishes will be sending delegates from all Australian evangelicals. always to the fore in missionary ity of Anglichs in the Na- already been guaranteed or at their expense and will need no Since the Executive Committee causes, are challenged to give tional Church. otherwise provided for. subsidy. Others who will travel in Melbourne is finally now and to give sacrificially. EDITORIAL foreigners. It was certainly a announced their Messiah's ad- Dr Loane had to do it EVANGELICAL VIEWPOINTS most unusual move on God's vent to some gentiles instead of part. to them, they would have had to archdeacon Richard Daunton-Fear, of Tumby Bay, South Australia, feels that make a major adjustment in their AIMS IN THE PARISH For ages Jews had been taught miss much of the controversy surrounding the Pope's visit to Sydney has died down, outlook. God demonstrated, in to resist all kinds of gentile in- his revelation to the wise men, something further needs to be said. This is what he says. piphany-tide, with its stress upon the task of fluences, and had regarded them- bringing the good news of Jesus Christ to the Epiphany —What it means that he is God of the whole Few can deny that the recent human race, not just the Jews; Thorns," and "Mary of Bethany," must not deny to others. The heathen, throws into stark relief a dilemma of (he visit of the Pope stirred the all bear the stamp of a com- ecumenical service was held in There must have been SHISH: shaky nerves and agitated minds among the chief and that he is able to reveal him- whole church which we are far from resolving. The emotions of many. Emotion is a mitted Christian. the Archbishop's own diocese of self to any people by any means good servant but it can be a bad priests and scribes. They had all been summoned before that vicious and unpre- The Archbishop of Sydney has Sydney. It is not on record that task is too frequently viewed as involving a clash he chooses. For a time, his master. When it takes control, dictable tyrant, King Herod. special channel of revelation was an established reputation, not Dr Loane uttered a single word of interests between "home" and "abroad." sound judgment can be distorted. the Jewish people. They had to only as a devotional writer, but of criticism of the several arch- Only when the task is viewed as one, and one in which It was because of this magnifi- and' about the shepherds and their lives on, or that God could he worked in and as an accurate historian. He is a bishops and bishops of the learn that all must be involved by our Lord's own compulsion, will cent caravan of Magi that had their vision of angels. protect him from Herod anyway. through gentiles too. scholar of no mean ability. His Church of England in Australia we be able to tackle it. "The church exists by mission as joist arrived in Jerusalem from So they told him "In Bethlehem who attended and took part in And mw these Magi had come God speaks to us through vari- fire exists by burning," said Emit Brunner. Its mission, the Arabia or somewhere. "Where is all this way, announcing quite of Judea," and saved their bacon the ecumenical service. Nor can he who has been born king of ous channels. How will we know The Ven. Richard it be thought that those Sydney task it was established to do, is to evangelise, to bring oMidently that they had come if not their consciences. it is his voice speaking, if it the Jews?" these strangers had to visit the Jews' new king, in- There is no record of the chief Daunton-Fear, MA, OD, clergyman who shared in the ser- God's good news of salvation in Christ alone, to every been asking. "For we have seen comes through an unfamiliar vice will be penalised. man who has not responded personally to it. deed to worship him; and that priests or scribes coming to Beth- channel? We will recognise his B en Theo!, was arch- his star in the East, and have they had come because of a lehem even to check the reports Dr Loane made a rule for The church today is divided about its task because come to worship hint." voice if we know him and belong deacon of Lawler and heavenly sign. about the Messiah, let alone wor- himself, while allowing liberty to much of it has succumbed to the subtle rationalisation, to him, and if the word accords Organising Chaplain of A new king of the Jews! Herod These things pointed to the ex- ship Him. There was not much with what the wise men heard — others. In this he showed himself "everything we do is evangelism," "Everything we do is would kill him for sure, as he time to do so before the holy lesus is Lord." the Adelaide Home Mis- to be more tolerant than his mission." or "A good Christian life is the best evangel- had done any other possible critics. family would have to flee for God brought these wise men sion Society from 1966 to ism." The shreds of truth in such statements are too easily rivals. And here they stood, the Rev. Hugh K. Pren- their lives to Egypt — probably from the East to come and wor- 1969. The day may well come when grasped to be ignored. The fact is that the church always chief priests and scribes, sum- a principle is at stake which is less than twenty-four hours from ship his son, Jesus Christ. To us tends to drift away from evangelism, never toward it. moned to help Herod track down tice, B.A., B.D., Dip. shared by Christians of all eccle- the boy king. their gathering with Herod. But he has entrusted the task of Both pastor and people at the parish level must be well-documented published stud- siastical traditions. There may be Ed., Th.Schol., is cur- this was ample opportunity for Rev Hugh Prentice bringing people the world over to ies of the Reformation and its some prepared to compromise seized with the primary task of evangelism. At this level, What king? The question ate of St. Mary's, the hierarchy, who prayed daily come and worship him too. chief characters indicate clearly and to water down the faith once evangelism may take many forms. It may be evangelism didn't arise. For both Herod and for the coming of God's king- selves not only as God's chosen these religious leaders knew that both the occasion and the cause delivered to the saints. There was through the preaching of the minister or by a great cru- Caulfield, Victoria. dom, to take action in response people, but indeed as the sole of the breach with Rome. a time when Winston Churchill the Jews were expecting a king. sade. It may be friendship evangelism, personal evange- "Behold a king shall reign in jus- to a hint of the Messiah's arrival; recipients of any significant di- It is ridiculous for any man to was in the political wilderness Rome has changed its attitude lism, visitation evangelism, home evangelism, retreat and tice" was a theme of prophet it is apparent that they took vine revelation. Gentiles were criticize the works of another if but in our day of need in World citing conclusion that God's Mes- towards Christians of other tradi- camp evangelism, open air evangelism, small group evan- after prophet. Herod didn't waste none. "far off, alienated from the com- he has not distinguished himself tions but the Roman Catholic War H, we looked to him for the siah had actually arrived and monwealth of Israel, strangers to by his own performance. leadership we required. gelism, beach evangelism, Sunday School evangelism, day time. He inquired of them, os- was perhaps even now in Bethle- AFRAID Archdeacon Daunton-Fear Church hasnot changed one tensibly on behalf of his dis- the covenants of promise, having (Thsrph Addison) school evangelism, vocational evangelism or literature, hem, just five miles down the single dogma which she deems The day may well come when tinguished visitors, where the Why did those chief priests no hope and without God in the film, radio or television evangelism, God has used all south road. And Herod was ask- Now that the Pope has come de fide. Dr Loane knows this the essential faith is challenged Messiah was to be born. and scribes not join in the pro- world"; (Eph. 2:12-14) and these and gone from our shores, it better than his critics and has in Australia. We may long for these at the parish level to win men, women and children ing them point-blank to betray cession to Bethlehem? They may particular wise men had astrolo- should be more possible to make felt that he cannot compromise real leadership and strength of for Christ. No wonder their hearts shook their Messiah into his murderous like trees in a storm. Had God's well have been afraid of Herod's gical elements in their under- CUSTOMS AGENTS an objective assessment of the Anglican principles. Nor would character. We may look, not in When a parish by prayer, study and common Christian hands. standing of the supernatural that Messiah really arrived? Was God It was a terrible decision. wrath. Probably they were un- Goods cleared/delivered stand which Archbishop Loane he have taken his pinch of in- vain, towards Sydney. concern, begins its primary task in any or all of these would have made a Jew's flesh in this very hour visiting and re- Some of them perhaps decided in willing to believe that they, the ex Parcels Post, Aircraft felt impelled by conscience to cense and have thereby acknowl- This is by no means to belittle creep. take. edged Caesar as God. ways, and follows it through despite difficulties, dis- deeming his people. and raising the heat of the moment that the religious leaders of Israel, should and Ships. those of our leaders who attend- interest, lack of response and even opposition, its people up a mighty salvation for them, have to learn of the Messiah's Thus for these Jewish leaders "SERVICE TRANSPORT" In the face of public opinion, ed this ecumenical service in evidence of the Messiah's advent IMPOSSIBLE will be drawn together, given new peace and joy and will in the house of His servant was not strong enough to risk arrival through some gentile to accept that God had 181 Clarence St., Sydney. it cannot have been an easy deci- Sydney. They acted according to Phone 29-5601, 29-3634. sion to make. It required cour- learn afresh about the boundless resources we have in David? There was all that talk In the light of what Arch- he dictates of conscience and Christ. about old Zechariah's baby son, age. It is so much easier to play bishop Loane has written, it is are to be respected. However, to thegallery. impossible to think that he could right or wrong, they followed the The transforming and uplifting experience of evange- From page 2 - 1970 ON THE RECORD Onecritic has declared that in take any other stand. Had he majority and it was easier for lising together at the local level will certain tm PARABLES its diocesan centenary celebra- Brisbane, cast a shadow over this hand, Usually it was the blud a positive sense Archbishop done so, he would have laid him- them than for another who to "lift up (their) eyes and look on the fields ..." They tions and Peter Newell was whole month. geon. Loane is not to be deemed a self open to the charge of being declared "Here I stand . . . will see the task they have in Claremont or Toorak, Eliza- OF LOVE appointed Dean of Armidale and "The Anglican" was revived NOVEMBER STAINED GLASS Christian. If the printed word is lacking in integrity and of aca- Archbishop Marcus Loane beth or Green Valley, to be one with those who labour in Archdeacon Holland as assistant for four issues only. It was The Queen opened the first any criterion, it is difficult to be- demic dishonesty. personifies: — Mount Hagen or Dodoma or Delhi or Moscow. bishop in Perth. The news broke warmly praised by many bishops English General Synod. Bishop WINDOWS lieve that this critic has any idea "This above all, that the first Anglican Con- who ignored the fact that it One of the cardinal principles The parish whose aim is clear will get on with the Shearman was elected chairman of the mind of the man. "The on which the Reformation rests To thine own self be true sultative Council would meet in placed a blanket censorship on of ABM and James Grant was primary task at home and abroad because it knows that WCC and ACC news and on the RESTORATION SPECIALIST Prince of Life," "The Man of is the right of private judgment. Thou canst not then be false Kenya in 1971, with Frank Coal- chosen as a coadjutor bishop for Sorrows," "The Crown of What we claim for ourselves, we there cannot be confusion or conflict in carrying out the drake and Roland St. John repre- Archbishop of Melbourne. to any man." Saviour's command. Melbourne. The Evangelical Al- Country inquiries welcome. senting Australia. We looked at The announcement of Bishop liance updated its basis of belief. We cannot ignore one and do the other. Our only Expo 70 and Nagasaki 25 years Felix Amott's appointment to England's "Church of England JOHN MARTIN STAINED choice is both. Brisbane was followed imme- after the bomb. The province of Newspaper" came out strongly in GLASS STUDIO, Burma was set up and the Bishop diately by Bishop Shevill's resig- support of Archbishop Loane. 1970 ON THE RECORD nation to go to the USPG in of Bathurst told his synod that MAY The Brisbane "Church Chro- 138 Kenneth Road, Manly Vale. the safe return of the Apollo 13 the primary purpose of the London. 2093. The year 1970 as seen in the pages of the Australian Church Record. A year of changes, Perth diocese announced plans nicle" on the other hand, pub- astronauts. A completely revised church was to bring salvation to SEPTEMBER lished an inflammatory and experiment, re-organisation, increasing world responsibilities, resignations, new appoint- for a new role for Wollaston edition of the best-selling 1. V. F. the place where it was. One hundred and thirty theo- defamatory article against Dr Phone 94 8422. STD. Code: 02. Theological College. Gippsland ments and of tensions allowed to go beyond reasonable bounds. New Bible Commentary appear- The Primate was knighted by logs and deaconess students took Loane. synod planned for new forms of ed. From Melbourne came the the Queen and Deaconess Gen- evangelistic missions in six Syd- JANUARY a trend away from midsummer I bishop, a Sydney rector having parish administration. announcement of a proposed new ders of Perth was awarded the ney country parishes. ABM'S DECEMBER The year began with largely conventions and the rising popu- declined nomination. The Queen and Prince Philip rational paper to be called "Ang- M.B.E. Brisbane secretary advised that Adelaide's committee on racial attended missionary conventions lican Scene." An'glican and R.C. missionaries discrimination began work as larity of Easter conventions. Editorially we warned aganst visited many parts of Australia. JULY MERIDEN a n d interdenominational Readers continued to inundate us Archbishop Loane in a public be given joint training. Northern did the first Scripture Union evangelical pietism and com- JUNE We warned that there were secretary for Tasmania. Once CHURCH OF ENGLAND Christian conventions all over with letters on prayers for the placency, calling for close statement said that poverty could Territory held its first synod. Perth farewelled Judith Peter- grave dangers in changes being more, the Dean of Perth hit the SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Australia and beach missions dead in the experimental personal involvement in every be and should be wiped out in "Love Is the immortal becom- Ridley College announced Bishop !nun kin, its first missionary to go out made to diocesan structures. headlines with a rebuke to a which went even further :Mold 1,, norAlla 60." Willochra form of evangelism and mis- Australia. Perth began the huge ing inortal" Stanway's appointment as Deputy 12 Redmyre Road, Strothfield New Guinea. But mos, 1 ,,,sking for a development project on the for the South American Mis- Many of appointments of offi- Principal from August, 1971. perth magistrate for criticising sionary enterprise. BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL Cloisters site in St. George's Ter- sionary Society. Bathurst began cials to be made would be left to We said editorially that unless the "filthy habits" of pot one man, further weakening the Pope Paul withdrew some of his smokers. Kindergarten to Higher School FEBRUARY race. Prayers were offered for • Continued on Page 3 Furniture Removals democratic controls formerly ex- rigid authoritarian claims, parti- Bishop John Grindrod of Riv- Certificate and Matriculation. Archbishop Loane, world and Storage ercised by synods. The appoint- cipation in the ecumenical ser- erina took over most of the front For further information, apply ment of Frank Coaldrake to page of our last issue for the president of the Evangelical Fel- G & C DREW Pty Ltd vice would be impossible. The to the Headmistress, lowship of the Anglican Commu- Brisbane was announced, causing daily press rang us up but left it year with a simple but powerful Miss Sheila M. Morton, B.Sc. SM, SSW, nion, announced that the Nation- 66 Smith's Avenue, wide satisfaction. The diocese of there. The storm was to break Christmas message. Tasmania, severely affected by al Evangelical Anglican Congress Hurstville some weeks later over the head would be held in Melbourne in bushfires in 1967, sent aid to vic- of Dr Loam. M, W, OS, 1971. A WA farmer had to sell Local, Country and Interstate tims of the Peru earthquake. OCTOBER Removals Meanwhile, another storm his property to pay taxes levied AUGUST to buld a church at Jerramungup. Write or phone 50-8366 broke over the WCC's grants to Here's the The sudden death of Frank XXXXOS . After only two issues for After hours 53-7377 croups fightinc racial injustice. 1970, "The Anglican" closed Coaldrake, archbishop-elect of Editorially, we called it "the church , . down. It had been in difficulties height of folly." Four Australians for some years and the ACR had led an evangelistic thrust in Our two courses a e specially designed to fit you. like to have a offered to buy its goodwill on Western Sumatra, Indonesia. Here's the broad general knowledge of the whole Bible! Or having a broad January 12,1968, COLLEGE Roman Catholics were admitted knowledge now, would you like to lake a course that will refine Archbishop Sambell told a 1,s the Tasmanian Council of steeple... and deepen that knowledge! television interviewer that Churches. Rev. H. John Lewis Australia's greatest problem in TRAINING nay elected Bishop of North Then the the seventies would be man him- Queensland. We devoted much self. TO FIT YOU FOR of our October 16 issue to the • 4 h annual observance of the Protes- MARCH tant Reformation. Melbourne CHURCH OF ENGLAND SERVICE and Perth synods discussed The New English Bible was diocesan re-organisation and the launched throughout the world AT HOME OR OVERSEAS Bishop of Singapore addressed BIBLE COLLEGE on March 15. Other "Firsts" both synods. were the dismissal of a Brisbane Butwhere are the pigeons? The storm broke in the pr- IS FOR YOU vicar by his Archbishop for divi- SWEDEN over the 'Archbishop of Sydne's sive Anglo-Catholicpractices, ALL GONE- statement in his diocesan paper 1\13 matter where you live in Australia or overseas. A per- Sydney's Anglican Information SYDNEY MISSIONARY C BIBLE COLLEGE about the difficulties which the ImPowdisee sonalised tutorial service in all states, full lecture notes and Centre launched, the beginnings ( INTERDENOMINATIONAL) ALL GONE — harmlessly, humanely, NOW IT'S IN AUSTRALIA, NORWAY, visit of Pope Paul posed for effectively! POWELL'S guarantee to of the National Home Mission Christian people. It was a sincere our fees a ridiculously low $5 a term (three terms yearly). Fund and the diocese of The GREAT BRITAIN, FINLAND, ICELAND loep pigeons and all pests away. I BIBLE EXEGESIS • THEOLOGY • MISSIONS and very courageous statement We'll be glad to advise you, without Murray under Bishop Robert which Roman Catholics accepted Send your name and address now for full details of our Porter. obligation. Ring, write, or call: DENMARK AND HOLLAND AS WELL... •FIELD TRAINING, etc Anglicans. two courses which you can do by correspondence. .is such: Not so many APRIL 1 cjipth Nati FOR YOUR FREE PROSPECTUS I hey accepted it as an invitation wage war with any weapon at Melbourne's special synod when you have a 1 The Mire Secretary, S.M.B.C.43 Badminton Rd, Croydon, N.S.W. NAME . dealt with changes in diocesan POWELL'S PEST CONTROL a. organisation. The Primate good idea word spreads Telephone: 74 4780 (Sydney) 554 PACIFIC HIGHWAY, CHATSWOOD, N.S.W. 2067 He died for PHONE 419 2301. A member of the world wide Rentokil Group ADDRESS appointed Bishop Bruce Rosier Pi Om L D. Dun, BUG WIca-Pliteipat Be,. 11. L Ora NUM as Bishop of Willochra. Letters from members of the Liturgical INSURANCE FOR TOTAL ABSTAINERS POSTCODE.. Commission and from lots of passengers, too Post to: others continued to come in jus- Dean John Bayton of Rock- tifying or regretting prayers for ANSVAR hampton sent a timely greeting The Organ in your Church • • • The Registrar, the dead in "Australia 69." The A 114 A Allan Walsh Pty. Limited to his people in the St Paul's Church of England Bible College, Dean of Perth drew fire when he Cathedral Gazette when he said: ... call he improved I,men at an I on, said that Sunday Schools , were plots pipe and • • service. New pipe oigans. P.O. Box 41, MELBOURNE: 18-22 Collins St., VIC. 3000. 63.1661. SYDNEY: 210 LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTORS "A final word. If you are driv- outmoded. The Archbishop of Pitt St„ N.S.W. 2000, 61.6472. NEWCASTLE: 56 Hunter St., ing this Christmas, please re- Newcastle, N.S.W. 2301 2.4655. ANTHONY WELBY Phone: 918 7107 Roseville, N.S.W. 2069. York arrived as a special visitor BRISBANE: IV Ann St., cild. n AL. (And After Hours). 4000, 2.6605. 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STIMULATING TIME -- SOUTH AFRICA NEAC APPEAL accompanied by a precis of LETTERS points in favour of or opposed to Note and receives more than its ,hare. such motions emerging from a So whatever 1971 holds for We are quick to Ss Hi,: letters preliminary consideration thereof you and me, we thank God that Dr Ramsey in some word in the world re- that is not true and quite un- he has given us More prominent There is t.ortaink no evidence by Standing Committee or possi- expressing our disapproval this year and we ligious press that the Arch- worthy of your paper. Laity lay seek his grace and strength to in the New Testament to say that bly some other body. of its radio or television pro- bishop of Canterbury during 1 am' concerned to find a The tower will only be ob- Comutti buy up the opportunities that we South Africa The decision of the recent Confirmation must precede (d) Synod to meet for 2, 3 or 4 grams. will be given. his visit to South Africa, last photo of the tower of St. scured from one spot on the Har- Communion and indeed in the days in all per year." We looked in vain for bour Bridge approach, and from Synod of Sydney to set up a If Christian listeners and view- month had extended the Philip's in your issue of De- teaching of Jesus there is no evi- As the matters raised are of other vantage points will be more commission to examine the dence for Confirmation at all. Epiphany ers want their witness to count, hand of fellowship to his cember 10 with the caption general importance your readers they should recognise that it is prominent as will the church effectiveness of the parochial (Rev) John Adams, may see ,fit to express their views It is the season of Sum- fellow Anglicans in the "Landmark goes," and the than it has been during my life- just as important to write to the Evangelicals called to ministry prompts me to Nabiac, NSW. to the Standing Committee. mer Schools, Conventions, time and I would think all your AbC when they have warmly re- Church of England in South statement that it is a "last present "The Lay of the R. Llewelyn, lished a program. readers. House parties, Beach Mis- Africa. view of the western tower Laity." Re-organising Secretary, sions, Student Conferences. It is not difficult to recall fellowship of giving He visited the land for the cen- and roof of the nave before (Archdeacon) Clive Goodwin, I have a lovely minister, Parish Council, many which have given great tenary of the Church of the Synods East The challenge is to new life in With the National Evangelical Anglican Congress it is completely obscured." Rector of St Philip's, Church Who prays for me each Sunday, Lindfleld, NSW. pleasure on television in 1970. Province of South Africa. The He dresses up so he can be Christ and to consecration of to be held in Melbourne only eight months away, evan- !hi, is a sensational statement Hill, NSW. heart and life in the glad bond- We have been given a musical Church of England is well over Acceptable to God and me. Our parish council has College C.F.'s age of His service. feast in the series which cele- gelical churchmen all over Australia must respond to the 100 years old in that land and it have a lovely minister, asked me to inform you of Who says by is my pastor, But when they are all over, we brated the bi-centenary of the call with gifts small and large to ensure the complete now has three bishops, many the following resolution As secretary of Wagga birth of Beethoven. The Malcolm clergy, both African and Euro- Liquor and Sunday Wiser, mice I am his lamb and so you see are called to begin afresh within success of the Congress. Must follow where he leadeth me. passed at a recent meeting: Agricultural College Chris- the often limiting confines of a Muggeridge programs were high- pean, and has hundreds of I have a lovely minister, small congregation nar a large ly entertaining and informative. The organisers in the various chartering of a bus to take congregations. They have always Bishop Warren clarifies "That the parish council of St tian Fellowship, I seek the committees are already giving Who visits one and all one, a school, a college, a univer- The interview of Major-General people from interstate to Mel- been completely loyal to the Pro- We give him tea and never say, Peter's East Lindfield being con- help of all ministers and unstintingly of their time and I am more than a little disappointed that the Church sity, a factory or shop or office. Wilson-Hafferden was out- bourne. One evangelical society testant and 'Reformed settlement "Oh dear, I wish you'd go away," cerned by the time and manpow- churchworkers who know of standing for its clear witness effort, for the labour to ensure its has given a generous sum to- of the Church of England and Record of 26th November should have relied upon other I have a lovely minister, er used by meetings of diocesan And that can be for all of us success is quite vast. young people moving to God's chosen testing ground. to the call of Christ in a man's wards printing and distribution the Prayer Book of 1662. The , "ress statements when reporting my evidence before the Who always reads the Bible, synods (a meeting time of ap- life. highest courts have ruled that It doesn't need to worry me, proximately 30 hours for a po- Wagga Agricultural College Please God we may not fail Him It is essential that the burden of an important booklet. Joint Parliamentary Committee on the A.C.T. there in 1971. There have certainly been of distressing financial need be they are, in fact, the Church of God's word remains a mystery. tential 750 members involves 22,- this year. Now we need many hundreds England in South Africa. By doing so it has mis- I have a lovely minister, 500 man hours) and being mind- For many, this will be the many others and we should re- lifted from their shoulders and of givers to send their donations one of the daily papers. The We pay and house him comfort- Indeed the Christian Fellow- testing ground not only of their member the debt by writing that is where every evangelical in The Church of the Province represented that evidence in at transcript of the evidence shows ably, ful of the challenge to mission straight to Rev George Pearson, was founded by the Tractarian least two ways: first, in a matter implicit in the quotation included ships of all colleges will be much new or renewed faith, but of occasionally a thank you letter to Australia can share with them I Docker Street, Richmond, Vic- that I said, "We would consider And when I base a friend who's Bishop Gray in 1870 and in the of fact; and second, by quoting in the charge of the Archbishop helped, as will Wagga Ag CF. if their vocation to the mission field the ABC. How will they know now. One executive member has sabbatarianism to be dead in sick, the names of all enrolling toria, 3121 or to their State intervening years has moved fur- out of context the referepces to He always says, "I'll go there to synod of the 12th October, or the full-time ministry. This is what we like if we don't tell guaranteed the return fare from secretary if they wish. We should that form," and that I was re- students known to your readers them? ther and further away from the the possible purchase of liquor quick." 1970 from the Archbishop of as it should be. He who calls us England of Michael Green. make this $5,000 available with ferring to a condemnatory atti- are sent to the secretary of the Another friend has paid for the ioctrines of the Church of Eng- on Sundays and ignoring the tude to sabbath observance I have a lovely minister, York's primary visitation charge will also enable us by His won- joy. CP. land. very much wider positive contri- Olt may he never change! 'if half the passion which is derful grace and strength which which is recognised and rejected For how could I expect to be Letters sent early in the year 1971-- The Church of bution made by the church in today being manifested in the is made perfect in our weakness. England in by the vast majority of A grown-up Christian such as he? to "The Secretary, Christian Fel- South Africa is affiliated this city to the whole question of search of unity ... were spent on Crcaking church structures with the Christians. lowship, ... College" will be of world-wide Evangelical Fellow- the observance of Sunday. (Mrs) R. Croft, the pursuit for Christ's sake of Year of our Lord As to the second objection great value, especially if some Honour due Almost anywhere you look at our parish and ship of the Anglican Communion Baolkham Hills, NSW. those who know him not the pic- It would be relatively As to the first of these: the made above: When the Joint details of the student's spiritual and its bishops, clergy and ture of the church would be a far It is easy to criticise the diocesan structures, they are creaking and groaning under words, " ... he considered strict Committee commenced its sit- position can ibe added as a guide. easy to forecast many things people are welcomcd everywhere observance of the sabbath in healthier one than it now is,' mass media, and the ABC strains which they were never intended to meet. Some tings the Bishop of Canberra and Domestic matter News of students enrolling at that will happen in church by evangelicals. As long as Dr conformity with the fourth com- requests that Standing Com- Goulburn brought together a our sister college, Wagga Teach- are quite worn out and should be thrown out before the Ramsey or any other senior cler- mandment was dead in relation I was quite surprised that mittee of Synod give consid- and society this year. For group of Canberra clergy and ers, can be sent to Mr Gordon unsupported edifice gives way beneath the unsupported gy pretend they do not exist and to recreation," were not used by you did not mention in your eration to whether the business the believer, it will simply be laymen to consider whether, and Young, Teachers' College, burden. refuse them ordinary Christian me, but were attributed to me by in what form, a submission editorial comment on page of synod can be so organised ST. MARK'S, the year of our Lord. 1971. courtesies, their dedication to that it occupies less time and, if Wagga, 2650. We are not living in the kind might be made to it. 4 of December 10 that the Early contact and fellowship If we make the moments and it. Feelings of frustration will real Christian unity will remain It was agreed that the church so. the means whereby this might of rural society that threw up continue to build up so long as under a heavy cloud. General Synod recommend- can mean much to new students. CANBERRA the days more truly his, we can our existing parish system. For should not adopt the stance of be achieved. we have synods in which many Jeff Myers, Write to the Senior Tutor, be sure that it will be a year of some centuries after the Refor- expecting society to conform to ed in September, 1969, that It suggests the following be great blessing. meet but cannot make their WHAT! its wishes, that it should encour- Australian Bishops accept considered: Secretary, St. Mark's Institute of Theo- mation, the system did ensure voices heard. Synods are becom- We don't believe that it will be You mean 4o say C.M.S. BOOK- age the revision of anachronistic Wagga Ag CF, NSW. logy, P.O. Box 67, Canberra, that where ministers were faith- ing the preserve of the initiated the resolution of the Lam- (a) The delegation to Standing A.C.T., 2600, for a Prospec- an easy year for Christians to ful to their trust, the gospel that Bryan SHOP has been selling church laws in relation to public recre- Committee of the detailed con- or -the tools of the executive. As beth Conference No. 45 that tus for 1971: witness. What year has been? changed men's lives and under- robes at these years and I didn't ational facilities in particular, sideration and passing of all, or- More letters Does it really make any differ- things are this is almost inevi- thew about it? and that it should discuss with non-Anglicans be admitted • Book-borrowing facili- girded them for proclaiming table. dinances subject to a resolution on page six ence that people are more out- God's truth in their communities, I always get my dm.-- the A.C.T. Rugby League the to Holy Communion and of principle by synod in appro- ties. spoken in their rejection of Much more thought must be Green would be spread right through problem of cdnflict in the minds also Anglicans communicat- priate cases and possibly to cir- • Correspondence courses Christian ideals and beliefs or given to the primary question — of church children if games were rural society. It no longer does Yes, t,k7bereorwsrni:,...„' fro ing in non - Anglican culation of draft ordinances to in Old Testament, New even of the gospel itself? It so. the reason for the existence of Bookshop. scheduled during church times. parishes for comment. CLERGY FINANCE might well be that people are just parishes and dioceses. Structures churches. Testament, Church His- We are living in an urban retired ROBES The written submission was (b) The appointment of fur- (PRIV , 11954, more honest and open about it that do not facilitate the spread along these lines. While it, and I enclose a copy which our ther commissions and committees TRUST tory, Philosophical Theo- society, an increasingly mobile FOR Owe "Cleripurs“) than in other days when unbelief of the gospel of Jesus Christ, The well-known evangel- my spoken evidence, dealt appro- Bishop has circulated in this to research and report upon logy, Comparative Study society and except where men with all that implies, throughout 5515eases clergy's budget-crises. on and opposition were less socially and women who love Christ and ist Canon Bryan Green has CLERGY priately with the liquor question, diocese. It is not uncommon in topics of present day importance. instalment repayment: and so--- Of Living Faiths, Heb- acceptable. the Australian community, must T Invites deposits at 612 to 71 a PC pa: love people in His name are com- retired from being Rector of AND hey did so in the general posi- this parish to have non-Anglicans (c) Notices of motion so far as according to repayment terms. rew, Moral Theology God is sovereign and he re- be replaced by those which do. ing together to radically change •Birmingham after 22 years CHOIR tive spirit agreed among the who are qualified to receive the practicable to be circulated to Phs 95 4231. 6-7 am (Th. Schol. and BD.). quires of us complete faithful- It seems to us that priority at group. The subject of liquor did sacrament in their own churches members of synod well prior to 92 5139 5-9 pm. the old parish structures, we are present is being given to diocesan in that position. * or write • Long-service leave study ness, not success stories. Christ is failing to bring the gospel to the not dominate my examination by receiving it at our tables. the meeting of synod at which Ci o Record' and national structures. It must In the course of a life-time Cassocks (sans recourr, facilities, still Lord and when he is lifted multitudes. the Committee, nor could the I support your comment that they are to be considered and be up, the Holy Spirit still breaks be given to the parish and the given to the ministry of evange- Girdles Committee themselves have felt • Lots of thought and planning congregation. It must aim to re- Surplices Confirmation is a domestic mat Conferences and courses. men's hardness and leads them lism, he conducted missions in Stocks that your headline "Bishop Sup- is being given to changing dioce- all parts of the world. He visited ter. However, we hope that in to Christ. move some of the tensions in the Black ports Sunday Drinking" did any Church Property with the san structures. They badly need whole ministry at the local level. the United States some 50 times, White time the Anglican Church will Insure shirts sort of justice to an important, follow the lead of all other and in 1951 conducted what was responsible, and careful approach CHURCH OF ENGLAND INSURANCE up to that time the biggest Collars— churches both. Catholic and Pro- Studs by the church to the State. testant and allow admission to mission in Sydney, using both Hoods (Bishop) Cecil Warren, CO. of Australia Limited Preaching Communist without Confirma- the Town Hall and the Cathe- Canberra, ACE dral as the meeting place. Scarves tion. (Inc. in N.S.W.) Choir needs EXCEPTIONAL FEMALE STAFF OPPORTUNITIES He had come to Australia to Because . . . give the Moorhouse lectures on Available from stock 1. The Company is wholly owned by Dioceses of the Church "The Practice of Evangelism." C.11.5. CHURCH SUPPLIES Agrees with WCC race grants of England and it operates entirely for the benefit of the instead of the usual nominal 93 Bathurst St.. Sydney. N.S Ve The Church Record has evidently taken the view Church. attendance, St Paul's Cathedral, 61-94B7. with GLEBE ADMINISTRATION BOARD Catamoue Available. that the firm stand recently made by the World Council 2. Our Re-insuring Companies are among the strongest Melbourne, was packed day after in the world. day to hear the lecturer of whom of Churches against racism is a deplorable thing. i do The Glebe Administration Board is a Church it was said: "Bryan Green knows not agree. 3. Claims, both large and small, are dealt with promptly. of England organisation engaged in property development and management. more about evangelism than any, About 170 years ago, a group vision (Acts ii), and the sub- 4. Church property worth more than $65,000,000 is insured other man in the Church 'of Eng- of men in the evangelical cause sequent baptism of a Gentile with this Company. land." of the Anglican Church brought family, with all the implications 5. Classes of insurance undertaken include FIRE (with ex- Rapid expansion makes the following positions He excelled equally as a parish about the first legal edict against that all men are acceptable to available for high calibre female staff: rector. There was always 1,300 slavery, which had flourished tension to storm and tempest, earthquake, etc., if re- God. It follows that in Christ, all qUired), MOTOR CAR, PUBLIC RISKS, Plate Glass at Evensong in the Parish since ancient times. We now men are acceptable to one and BURGLARY. RECEPTIONIST Church of Birmingham, St Mar- know that this change lifted a another and equal. SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER JUNIOR OFFICE tin's-in-the-Bull Ring. His secret great burden not only from Therefore we have biblical, HONORARY DIRECTORS: lay in preaching in depth and American and Caribbean Negros, apostolic and divine authority for A. C. MAITLAND (Chairman). TELEPHONIST ASSISTANT preaching for a decision. St. ANDREW'S but also encouraged English us to accept people of all races Canon and Mrs Green are to Rt, Rev R. C. KERLE, B.A., Th.L., THESE POSITIONS OFFER: shippers into legitimate trade, as people, just as they are. This live at Throe near Oxford. and brought an end to the politi- mesas also attacking the heresy Ven, C. A. GOODWIN, M.B.E. (Alternate). (ATHEDRAL SCHOOL cal chaos that was for 300 years of racism. C. E. SMITH, M.B.E., F.C.A. 1. SYDNEY First-class job satisfaction in a stimulating Christian environment. (Registered under the Bursary a hindrance to the development Canon G. G. O'KEEFFE, 0.B.E., Th.L. (Alternate). Primate election Endowment Act). of Africa and Africans. Jack Homer, 2. E. N. MILLNER, F.C.A., K. B. PRICE, M.A. (Oxon.). Pleasant working conditions in a modern, oir-conditioned office building, close to Wynyard Station. The Church School at the Heart That single change was a Convenor, Land Rights in April great, creative act of Christian Committee, R. A. CATLEY. 3. of the Diocese. Opportunity for increased responsibility. men determined to obey the de ACC Commission on 82 PITT STREET. SYDNEY. The date chosen for the elec- (Founded by Bishop Barry, Aboriginal Development, 4. tion of the Primate is Thursday, 14th July, MS.) manda of God. Phone 28-0709. Telegrams: COFE, SYDNEY. A salary appropriate for the position. And The Turranturra, Ntin. April 15, 1971, at II a.m. in the A similar world-wide stand — Chapter House, St Andrew's School for Cathedral Choristers. especially among Christians — Cathedral, Sydney. ENROLMENT SOO should now be made against rac- STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL APPLICATIONS Accommodation for an additional ism. The belief (strongly held in The election will be followed 100 pupils in the new school. AUSTRALIA DAY at ore invited from capable Primary to Higher School Certifi- some countries) that a strange staff who believe they meet the following specifications: by the next meeting of the Standing Committee of General cate and Matriculation. Provision race is inferior to one's own, Synod. for Language and Technical simply because it is different in St. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, MANLY Courses. Staffof experienced culture and physical appearance, SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER As senior bishop in Australia, Teachers and Graduates. Generous 1st FEBRUARY, 1971 RECEPTIONIST JUNIOR OFFICE the Bishop of Newcastle will he Scholarships provided for Cathe- is pernicious and illogical. There Prue y j•, e racket Probably in the age bracket TELEPHONIST chairman if the meeting. dral choristers and Probationers; is no proof whatever that any 21-28. Well groomed. Used to ASSISTANT choral training in the Cathedral one race is inferior in inheritable 18-23. Accustomed to secre- and in the School under the CONVENTION for THE DEEPENING a high level of secretarial Prof, , traits, or human character, to tarial duties. Preferably able racket Probe, , 'Ile age 15.17. direction of Michael Hemens, work with impeccable stan- to work effectively for several 18-23. Well groomed. Excellent Well groomed. No THINKING OF MOVING M. Mus., Cathed:al Organist and any other. office ex- Choirmaster. Racism, in my view, is also OF SPIRITUAL LIFE dards and well developed senior executives. Well speaking with a good com- business sense. perience necessary but willing. OR STORING? For Prospectus apply to: unscriptural. The idea of the bro- groomed with ercellent work mand of English. Able to type ness to progress essential. The Headmaster, SESSIONS: 2.15 pm, 4.00 pm, 7.00 pm. standards. proficiently. Calm and friendly SAVE YOURSELF WORRY Canon M C Newth, B.A., Th. L., therhood of all men, which is im- disposition. M.A.C.E. plicit in much of the Second SPEAKERS: (TELEPHONE: 61-7836/. RING FOR FREE QUOTE Isaiah, is explicit in Paul's writ- DR ALAN REDPATH (2nd and 3rd Sessions), noted Convention Speaker If you ings. It received a divine en- are at all interested in tal...ing about one of these positions, please telephone Miss Wendy Hayes at 29 1353 and author from UK. 529 6148 dorsement when, prior to his baptism of Cornelius and his REV JOHN CHAPMAN (1st Session), Director of the Dept. of Evangelism. GLEBE ADMINISTRATION BOARD (Sydney) WOOD LOEHR FUNERALS family, Peter had a vision in L. LARKIN PTY. LTD. PHONES -- which God plainly said, "You Cups of Tea provided at Lunch and Tea Time. Fellowships and Groups particularly welcome. must not call any man profane or 275 George Street, Sydney, N.S.W. 2000. Telephone: 29 1353. Metropolitan (All 417 ROCKY POINT RD., unclean" (Acts 10; 28). Further information from SANS SOUCI (SYDNEY) Branches) 50 0396. The church council at Jerusa- Katoonnhe Katoomba 41. lem — the original Apostles — ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH OFFICE, 97 3144 Page 4 Australian Church Record, January 14, 1971 accepted Peter's report of this Australian Church Record, January 14, 1971 Page 5 ••••••••••Manry,••••••,••••••••••••• ••••NONN.41,0.µ...... 4,POINIVaW.4, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 2 4,4r.4...... • .P.I.Jar.P, BITS has TASMANIA'S CATHEDRAL EIGHTY YEARS & GOD ,,,,,, ••••••••••••••••••••••••ININW.12 Mr Maurice B. Hordem, at hospital). It was here that our Positions Vacant Classified advertisementsadvertisements may be Key Books thoughts and meditations turned left at the office or co an octogenarian and a for- 61-2975 up to noon on the Monday Director to the prospect and certainly of ORGANIST-CHOIRMASTER will be re. of the week before publication. mer managing director of the ACR'S REVIEW EDITOR INTRODUCES IMPORTANT NEW TITLES: quIred for St. Anne s Church. Ryde, Charge is Sr per word with a mini. being with Christ and each other rly In the new vear. APIA,' to the mum charge of 51 large Sydney store, Hordern THERE'S NO OTHER WAY, by Ernest A. Fitzgerald. Abingdon, Rector, St. Anne's Rectory, Church for Eternity. Since her passing, Street. Ryde. Phone 80 4114. Bros., has precious memories. this has been the subject of daily 1970. 144 pages. $3.25. Dr Fitzgerald makes the sermon on the Mount of Public refreshment for me, as I con- come alive and shows that it contains divine principles which are written Being blessed with godly PRE-SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN SUPER- template my own call to Glory. into the scheme of things, Christians do tend to treat the Sermon's great VISOR for St. Thomas. KIndegparten, parents, naturally I was very truths as being rarely attainable ideals. The author shows that they are South Granville. 2 ,2 dans per week: 16 early influenced by their loving So God directs the lives of children. Commence February, 1971. Accommodation those who honour and serve Him. God's design for human survival which do not need our endorsement Phone 637 2184. Relations example and teaching. God's to make them valid. Since Sermon contains a statement of the way My joy now is in keeping the the Word was daily shared in our THERE'S TWO Girls to share nice home in missionary enterprise in my things are, obedience to it must be the believer's way of life. Anything swood chat. Mr Bruce P. Uton,p Dir- family circle of six children. I LIBRARIAN wanted. with 2 other Christian girls. Own thoughts, and giving it to a large NO less leads to suffering. A bold and forthright exposition and application bedrooms. Cost $44 per month On- ector of ('hristian Education well remember (about 1900) with Qualifies or near-quallfied. l es ren nd share of my prayer life. of the Sermon on the Mount which will not comfort any reader. fuo lbge noibeasential. e fl tItYL 'hoee 412e 0,7V e vgna" OTHER ExperFioern Moore C E a of the Newcastle diocese our staff of three helpers in the I can earnestly commend the THE LIVING GOD, by R. T. France. 1VP pocketbook, 1970. 128 home, we gathered together for since 1967 has been appoint- habit of trusting God with your WAY pages. 95e. This is a very personal look at what the Bible says about Further particulars and application to: prayer and Bible reading (Scrip- God and is therefore about Biblical theology, But it is far from acade- Teh Principal2 ed Director of Public Rela- ture Union), each reading around life, as I have done for nearly 81 Moore Theologkal Colleg To Let years. (Romans £1:38 and 39). mic, being practical, challenging, experimental. Dr France believes that Carillon Avenue, Newtown, 2042. tions for the British and a portion before breakfast each contemporary Christianity needs more theology, not less. We agree end Telephone 51 1136. Foreign Bible Society. day. rall111/0", Particularly if it is presented in the lively way that he does in this LIVERPOOL AREA. , Mr Upton who is 33 and a It has always been my privi- little book for everyman. TRAINED PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER for THREE-Bedroom Brick House. 18 months former school teacher, takes up lege to enjoy worship most sin- WHAT'S GOOD ABOUT GOD, by Hoover Rupert, Abingdon, 1970. 173 pages. $4.20. In Worth Rode Pre-School Centre. Award old. Hot water, sewerage, carport, etc. cerely in God's House, Sunday Rates Phone 88 3974. or Write P.O. Partially furnished. Nice area. close to his duties at the National Head- his preface, Dr Rupert refers to Professor L. C. Birch's statement that the chief enemy of Chris- Box 61 Nor, Rode ooliNes. Long-term lease available. by Sunday. Living at Concord in tianity today is that form of Christian regilion which preserves concepts of God which 'the world rs 602 9819. quarters of the Society in Can- berra on February 8. 1899, it was no trial to walk to has already seen through as false. In this book, he examines some leading Christian doctrines in Before his Newcastle appoint- he toundation stone of St. Daniel's Cathedral, lloharl. SN as St Luke's, Burwood, on Sunday the light of the scientific knowledge of the 1970, the demand, made upon Christians and shows Interstate ment, he was State Secretary of laid lost over a hundred years ago by H.R.11. the Duke of mornings. My earliest joy in Sun- that Biblical foundations stand as limit iis ever Youth Camps Edinburgh. It occupies a strategic corner block in the Marl day School work in 1909, was 13ooks Services the Scripture Union in W.A. the care, with several others, of While in Newcastle he was chair- of Tasmania's capital. lection of the author's prayer COORPAR00. St. Stephen's, Brisbane man of the Counselling and classes at Artarmon, where chil- poems, personal, introspective tbr. Cavendish and Chatsworth Roa. AST RA EA-A UST1NMER dren were gathered from scat- SHORT NOTICES Viskors welcome. 7.30 and 9ma.. Follow-up Committee of the and concerned with attitudes. Holy Communion. 11 a.m. Morning tered homes. 1 look back to the The papal monarchy Prayer (Holy Communion 1st Sunday). SOUTH COAST. N.S.W. Graham Crusade for the Hunter AT LEAST WE WERI'. 111. 7.30 o ni. Evening Prayer. Rector Rev. For Your next SUMMER CAMP coin, River arc:. wonderful blessing God gave me, J. Greenwood. Church and a lucid statement of RIED by Terry C. Thomas. to Astmea. only 40 miles from Sycin.. over my 40 years as Sunday MONARCHY AND COMMUNITY by A. All amenities,night at beach. MM. On my path them, as set forth in this book, is Zondervan, 1970. pp. 156. U.S. accommodated 1 Schoolteacher. J. Black. Cambridge University Press, PERTH. St. Alban's. 423 Boa,Oort Street WrWrite ASTRAEA or most valuable. $3.95. A non-fiction story of the Service 8 a.m.. 10.30 .1 1.' 111163s. RECORDINGS p.m. Rector R.. Bryan Phone Wollongong 67 1201. .Somebotly once said that the only New Year reso- 1910. 181 pages. T. T. Reed courtship and marriage of a GUIDANCE JOY IS LIKE THE RAIN. lution he intended to make was not to make any reso- This scholarly realise, by the Christian couple who were in- Original songs It is also with gratitude that ; lutions, lecturer in Political Science at JESUS CAME PREACHING by George volved in a head-on collision by Sister Miriam Therese Winter of recall very many wunuentil ex- within 24 hours of their mar- For Sale I suppose that most of us have the University of Dundee, A. Butfrick. Baker Book House, the Medical Mission Sisters, Avant to the finest Christian you know, periences of God's guidance, though primarily concerned with riage. 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Forest Farm 3 Research. London- ible NON Belmore. Phone 78 1316. looking back into the past, and when there was in process a Sister Sliriam, her guitar and dry.er N.S.W2 , 75 must know him as Lord, as well through. Our dependence on power-struggle for the actual kind of atmosphere of which the Don Mallough. Baker, 1970. 11 then forward into the future, as Saviour. Most of us have one God's leading brought success. eleven other sisters make a pleas- machinery of church govern- preacher must be aware for pages. US$2.95. Twenty brief but ing record of songs of our day. SMALL WORDS with a big Impact. what should our attitude be? little struggle in some area of life My early enjoyment of a down-to-earth sermons on Reach thousands of readers with vour ment, also throws great light effective communication. The Some of them, like The Ten ads In the Australian Church Let's begin with the past. which we find it hard to surren- C.S.S.M. Beach Mission was in unusual biblical passages. THE RecurRecord. Phone 61 2975, Sydney. upon the question of the form of American use of the English lan- Lepers and Zaccheus are strongly Many people, including der to him. Perhaps, rather than 1904,. in Whitby, England. This UNITED KINGDOM by Please mention "Church right government for the church.' guage is sometimes refreshing biblical and all are modern folk CHURCH FURNITURE. Freehere Christians, are bogged down by make a rash resolution, we brought me into friendship with and sometimes confusing. Many Charles F. Pfeiffer. Baker, 1970. Antony Black's clear and con- gospel. The singing is restrained, needed: Two complete sets oak furni- their past sins or failures or mis- should make a deeper corn- the Rev. H. C. Lees, one of the helpful hints are given to the 92 pages. US$3.95. Sixth volume ture.table pulpit. lectern. Prayer- Record" when replying to cise exposition of the contending yet fresh and lively. Unfortunate- desk chairs Ring 661 2055 takes; injuries real and imagined, leaders (later to become Arch- person desiring to become in an excellent series covering theories of John of Segovia and ly, twelve good songs include one either their own fault or the fault bishop of Melbourne). He was proficient in preaching. the Old Testament. Illustrated. our advertisers. John of Turrecremata should that blatantly pushes mariolatry of others.m e Vicar of Christ Church, Becken- This Christ-centred book based By Margaret prove of considerable interes and it has a refrain in which our Furniture NIr Bruce ti pton Let say emphatically that ham, Kent, in 1912. I went to on biblical authority is well HEARTBEATS. Emerging and benefit to those who ar Lord's name is coupled with the past is meant to teach us, but England then, and stayed in his worth reading for its spiritual from encounters in prayer. By Removals studying the implications of the Mary's in a way which does never to bully us. I remember mitment of life in that very place Parish, and eventually was mar- and therefore practical help John M. Drescher. Zondervan, A. J. A. FRASER REACHES hearing a tape by Mrs Agnes ried to a daughter of one of his Second Vatican Council's decre honour to neither, If "Speak to where we tend to get caught out. Lance It. 1970. 158 pages. US$3.50. A col- me, wind" were not on this disc, MOVING? Sanford, an American lady who most valued parishioners. It is "On the Church," and could even FURNITURE REMOVALS, So do let us he real and prac- be of interest to those con we could heartily recommend it. 90th BIRTHDAY passed through the deep valley of with extreme gratitude to God STORAGE. tical. Rather than pray in a templating the introduction o depression and came out on the that i record how he gave me a Rev Arthur J. A. Fraser, one of Australia's oldest general way for deeper blessing, synodical government into th Est.°34rVeni."2'ontgt careful handling. other side: the tape was called how about bringing one need to truly Christian partner for over A. R. C. THOMAS. clergy in orders, celebrated his 90th birthday and the Church of England in England. "The Healing of the Memories." the Lord, and asking Him to deal 52 years. We spent a most won- Puritan eschatology 5 Bourke St.. 65th anniversary of his ordination in December. Mrs Sanford said that another with that? derful life together. God has Though Black states that "th BOOK NTH. PARRAMATTA. a way to put this was "The For- blessed us with our two sons and notion of the church expressed 530 1241. 635 6688 (all how"). A descendant of a pioneering Leura and Haberfield. During his We can always ask ourselves a giveness of Sins." seven grandchildren. on both sides in this controvers a fascinating study Australian family, his life spans 16 years at St Oswald's (1924-40) few pointed questions. Are my S CLUB if there has been true repen- Nearly three years ago, God must seem . . . remote troll almost half of Australia's history. he saw the present commodious quiet time arrangements satisfac- tance, no Christian ought to called Dorothy to higher service. modern theology" the fact re- PURITANS, THE MILLENNIUM AND THE thinkers in this area: the papacy He lives in retirement with his parish church built. From 1940 tory? Is there anyone in my Wanted reproach himself or herself for Our last 22 months were spent mains that the same tensions sill FUTURE OF ISRAEL. Ed Peter Toon, (the "man of sin," whose final "The Best First" wife in St Ives, a Sydney suburb, to 1945 he was sub dean and church I'd rather not meet - 1,hoill S h,uln cal l inkt nilhin the Universa overthrow seemed imminent), the and he is still active and inter- canon residentiary of St Peter's the past. How can you possibly and if not why not? An I doing James Clarke, Cambridge and Loa in Christian SECOND-HAND THEOLOGICAL BOOKS help others, if you yourself Turks ("Gog and Magog," des- Literature bought. Quotes given. C S. Bookshop. ested in all that goes on. Cathedral, Armidale. my part about getting alongside don, 1970, PP 151, 27h athurst Street. swine, tined to terrorize God's people), 93 B • He graduated from Moore haven't found freedom from the my teenagers? He was NSW secretary of and the Jews (whose immigration past? If you are not yet free, go There is no need to be in- The sub-title is "Puritan Es- Write for details College in 1905 and was or- ABM from 1945 to 1949. Al- to England under Cromwell AUTHORS invited submit MSS. all types dained by the first Archbishop' bf trospective, or to attempt too chatology 1600 to 1660," and (Includkm Poems) for book publication, though he retired in 1949, he has heightened expectations of their Reasonable terms. Stockwell Ltd.. Ilfra- Sydney. Few clergy remain who much at a time. If we want to IMPORTANT there are eight essays and 3 ap- S. U, BOOKSHOP combe England. (Estd. 1898.1 been most active in the ministry general conversion). In all, a fas- have served under the five arch- make progress, and are willing to pendices. The contributors are B. since, finally giving up minis- cinating study. 129 York St., Sydney bishops of Sydney and only a learn, this year could be a new IS GOD CALLING' YOU? S. Capp, R. G. Rouse, A. R. Dal- terial work in 1969. D. W. B. Robinson CHURCH OF ENGLAND INNER CITY few clergy in Australia are senior year indeed. lison, T. L. Underwood, J. Van Mr and Mrs Fraser have four Kelham Den Berg and the Editor. to Mr Fraser in orders. 1W0 YEAR BIBLE CENTRED COURSE PRACTICAL MISSIONARY Youth Worker requires donations Of In- sons -Mr D. W. Fraser of He served in the parishes of TRAINING. FAMILIES WELCOME. This is a most interesting door sporting equipment for the Sorry Willoughby, Spring-wood. Jamheroo, Auburn, Dr W. H. Fraser of account of the revival of pre-mil- Now Mailable . . Hills Youth Centre. Please phone Mr Macquarie St. Mr H. A. Fraser LETTERS Enquiries lennial eschatology by the English Thomas, 61 9243. of Wagga and J. H. Fraser of prior to Puritans. The first Reformers as- Sydney. front poge five sumed the millenialism of Augus- "THIS POOR MAN CRIED" All the family and many Tahlee Bible College tine, but the triumph of the Difficult decison Reformation led to an ex- by Joseph Plotnek Kingsgrovengsgrove grandchildren gathered at St Os- KARUAH, NSW 2324 wald's, Haberfield for Morning wed nun Could not N. Parker of pectation of a "Latter-day Prayer on Sunday, December 13, Blacktown endorse Arch- glory," which turned into a form A thrilling testimony to the grace of God by a HOME OF PEACE to thank God for the birthday Considerable anxiety has bishop Loane's decision not of post-millennialism (the millen- Jewish convert. and for the 65th anniversary of been caused in the United nium being generally regarded as HOSPITAL youth wins the ordination. Many former and to attend the ecumenical having been the thousand years SYDNEY MISSIONARY & BIBLE COLLEGE Price: $2.15 (Deaconess Institution), present parishioners filled the Kingdom by the disclosure service without committing from the fourth to the fourteenth church to share with them. late in December that Rev. three sins: A sin against century). The German Reformed EVERSLEIGH, POSITION VACANT From Christian booksellers, or the author, Simon Mein, Prior and charity, a sin against the scholar Alsted (whose life was 274 Addison Road, Petersham. written by Dr P. R. Cole of Syd- 27 AVOCET STREET, E. DONCASTER, VICTORIA IZ Warden of Society of the biblical injunction to judge Applications are invited to fill a vacancy for a full-time ney in 1910) revived the primi- NERINGAH, A team of young people Sacred Mission's theological not lest we be judged and a Office Secretary at SMBC tive pre-millennial view, followed Neringah Avenue, Wahroonga. college at Kelham has left in England by Joseph Mede, from St. Thomas', Kings- Perth sin against Christ's teaching The person will be a senior stenographer with experience in typing, GREENWICH, and others. the community to marry an on forgiveness? book-keeping end normal office procedures, and will be aged in grove, NSW, were the win- Perhaps the most interesting River Road, Greenwich. American nun. After all, as a citizen of a her Into twenties or upwards. The award wage will be paid. The tastiest ners of the 1970 finals of feature of the whole matter is church The whole of Mr Mein's country in which there is relig- The largest Hospital of its the way in which three contem- the quiz held in conjunction ministry has been spent at Kel- ious freedom, the Archbishop Time of Commencement' - Mid-January, 1971. Cheese on kind in the State admitting porary factors dominated the with the Central Methodist ham and he was regarded as one may or may not attend religious terminal or advanced chronically All enquiries should be addressed to: thinking of almost all Christian your table 111 patients of any age, nationality Mission's program "Talent restored of its foremost theologians. He is services other than those of his own denomination as Th9 Principal, S.M.B.C., 43 Badminton Road, Croydon, NSW 2132 or religious faith. Time with Gordon Boyd." 42. he pleases. LAtensive Mr Mein ranks as Deputy Di- Could not N. Parker continue Accommodation for 300 Part of the program each renovations patients. costing many thousands of rector of the S.S.M., a society reading the Magnificat, part of FROM GRACE TO GLORY, Meditations month is a quiz of general Bible which is widely established and which he tried to to use to prove Your help is urgently needed in the Book of Psalms, by Murdoch knowledge, current affairs and on dollars have just been com- which has a house and theo- Mary's state as a sinner, in its for the immediate and future a specific Bible passage. The pleted to St Alban's, High- logical college at Craters, South entirety, to where she reminds Campbell, The Banner of Truth Trust, needs of the Hospital. us Kingsgrove team won the August gate, Perth. Australia. Its members take a that the proud are scattered in THE ALL-AUSTRALIAN COMPANY 1910. 206pp, UK 6s. It is proposed to establish a heat and the 1970 final on 6th lifelong vow of celibacy. the imagination of their hearts? Est. 1878 Though not a scholarly work 100-bed Hospital at Mona Vale December. At the serivice the organist He met his future wife who be and choir presented Henry Pur- - What a joy to non-Christ- these meditations range beyond when sufficient funds are avail- The team decided to donate longs to an American order when ians or - PROCESSED CHEESE cell's majestic seventeeth century anti Christians a scattered exposition and transcend the bar- able. their prize of $25 to the building she attended a course at Kelham or divided proud church can be. riers of space in the from the prize winning butter people of a home for mentally retarded At the men's breakfast on Sun- a year ago. time and All donations over $2 are God is love. Christ died to prove MERCANTILE MUTUAL reality of the presence and par children which is to be built by day 5 December the preacher Mr Mein intends joining the allowable deductions for income this and the proud deny it and pose of God. tax purposes. the Church of England Homes in was the Bishop of Morogoro, staff of Lincoln fheological Col- are scattered. Sydney. Tanzania, Right Rev Gresford The personal religion of the lege for at least the first term of J. Cridland, INSURANCE PLEASE REMEMBER THE re Deum. Chitemo. Psalmists provides a basis for the 1971. Moan( Druiti, NSI‘ CO. LTD. HOSPITAL Christian's personal experience FIRE, ACCIDENT, MARINE MOTOR FUNERALS IN YOUR WILL For free, friendly and courteous advice on fray el iii12.1111erL, conwll of God in Christ. Campbell uses For further information, phone Crossword Prizes Head Office: 117 PITT STREET, SYDNEY. this basis in the light of his own LIMITED Prizes for Bible Crossword No MITCHELL'S INTERNATIONAL. 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THE AUSTRALIAN hot line CHURCH Round-up of church press comment Rev Micheel Barbara, rector of Ada- ill, I r oydon (Adelaide), since 1968. minaby (Canberra-Goulburn) has resigned 1, instituted to the charge of Kang- the parish. aroo blend on January 28. THE CHURCH TIMES in a round-up of com- RECORD Mr Clyde A. Ruminant), of Charles- Rev Keith M. George, in charge of the ments says that the Chadwick Report on Church and town, NSW. died lust month. He was a Hillcrest Mission (Adelaide) since 1968, The national paper for Younger brother of a former Bishop of has been appointed chaplain to Hiller.t State has had a very mixed reception. It aims at much Canberra-Goulburn, an active churchman Psychiatric Hospital and producer for the Church of England people and a generous benefactor to the dioceses Christian Television Association from more independence while maintaining the establishment. of Newcastle and Canberra-Goulburn. — Catholic, Apostolic, Prot- FerbuarY I. estant and Reformed, Rev Cyril E. B. Wood, curate of St Rev D. B. Barnes, curate of Tea Tree Methodists see reunion far off Hungarian, Thai and Hebrew Matthew's, Cheltenham (Melbourne). has Gully (Adelaide) has resigned and been if the report is acted on. This is been appointed vicar of St Philip's, given permission to officiate, are the latest. These books have Subscription $3 per year, Mount Waverley, from December 3. the tenth report of Church-State Rev John I. Fleming, curate of St now brought the gospel to hun- posted. Fditorial and Busi- Rev James H. Reynolds, in charge of Jude's, Brighton (Adelaide), since 1969. relations in a century but this dreds of thousands. Newcastle's ness: 511 Kent Street, tik dney, St James', Syndal (Melbourne), since has resigned to take up appointment as one is regarded "as more than an 2000, Phone: 61 1965, has been appointed vicar of All chaplain to Anglicans at the University Anglican Encounter introduces 2975. Office Saints', Nunawading, from February 4 of Adelaide. academic exercise." us to the A.B.C. of Anglican hours: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. next. Rev Murray G. Johnson, citrate of St Tasmania's Church News seems Missions — B.C.A. and Issited fortnightly, on alter- Rev Keith E. Neve, incumbent of St John's, Launceston (Tasmania), since Mary's, Warburton (Melbourne), since 1968. has been inducts,' as rector of St to have been the only diq:esan C.M.S. ,tite Thursdays. 1964, has been appointed vicar of St John's, Rockland. paper to tackle seriously the L__ Paul's. Fairfield, from February, 1971. Sydney's Southern Cross in its Rev Athol J. Broadfleld, who has been question of the Second CcOuing Rev Peter C. G. Lane has been licens- on leave overseas, was inducted In De- December issue also took the ed as curate of St Oswald's. Glen. Iris cember as rector of Penguin and Castro of Christ in December. The Brisbane Church Chronicle to (Melbourne), since November 18. (Tasmania). article came from the pen of task for printing in November Rev Alan F. Pattbon, vicar of St Rey Ernest J. V. Carey, vicar of St Dean Webber, Are we forgetting John's, Bentleigh (Melbourne), since Mary's, Moorooka (Brisbane), since 1958, that extremely offensive article 1966, has been appointed rector of St retires on February 28. what Advent is all about? about Archbishop Loane, But Columba's. Scarborough (Perth), from Head of Rey Harold W. Griffiths, rector of St It was refeshing to read in the Brisbane's December issue was early, 1971. Andrew's. Lutwyche (Brisbane), since Captain Frank Clarke, who has had 16 1954, retires on February 15. Brisbane Church Chronicle a silent and no healing words years experience in the Church Army in Rev William F. W. Davidson spirited defence of religious were offered. Silence in the face England and Canada, is coming to has been appointed curate of St Matthew's, Sher- instruction in State schools by of such offence rubs salt into Australia for five years to help train wo,.d IRrisbanel. student officers for Australia and New Rev. Guy Darke, rector of Ye- wounds which Archbishop Sir Zealand. Rev Thomas F. McKnight, rector of St ronga. He says we are in State Ch Army Aueustinets, Neutral Bay (Sydney), has Philip Strong did so much to pre- Mrs Lillian Ada Meyer, wife of the been appointed rural dean of North Syd- schools to tell the children that vent. late Henry W. R. Meyer, died on De- ney, cember II in Chesalon, Hauls Park, Christ was crucified for them. aged 90. The youngest of her five chil- Rev Raymond J. Rumford. rector of St The Anglican Messenger dren is Rev Rex Meyer. She was the Clement's. Mownan (Sydney). since 1959, New Life draws attention to (WA.) reports that the nine grandmother of Rev Barry Burgess of has been appointed to an administrative the fact that Dr Paul White's The Rectory. Camden and aunt of Mrs position with the Diocesan Board of homes for the aged in the pro- Education. to visit Beryl McLauchlan of The Rectory. Ro- "Jungle Doctor" books have now vince now accommodate 551) nne and Mrs Valda Corbett, of The The Most Rev the Archbishop of Syd- been translated in 57 languages. people. Rectory, Summer Hill. • ney ordained the following in St An- Rev Nell Fergie was ordained priest drew's Cathedral on St Thomas' Day. by the Bishop of Wi!Mehra in All Saints' December 20: (Deacons) Messrs Peter W. Moonta on December 16. Dammed 1St Anne's, Ryde), Duch K. Sea Ernest Robinson, registrar of tie Rowell (St John's. Parramatta), diocese of WiBoehm since 1967, retires D. Jensen (St Matthew's, Manly). J. H. NEW YOUTH CENTRE Australia after long service leave on February 28. Lbidsay Johnstone (St Andrew's. Sons Rev Frank M. R. Lowe. rector of Yowl). Robert K. Luscombe (St Paul's, Newborough (Gippsland) will be in- Thatswood), Denis P. Robinson (Holy Prebendary Donald M. ducted as rector of Morwell on February trinity. Kininfordl, Donald K. Wilson 7. 'St John's. Darlinghors., rprit,b) Revs Lynch, Chief Secretary of Rey John D. Singlefts., vicar of Foster lobn A. Beller (St Olen:, st (Gippsiand) will be inducted as rector of ChriStoishee J. Clerke the Church Army in Eng- Lang Lang nn March I. Neutral Kenneth Rev Horde Joint Lewis will be con- Mark's, Avalon), Term. h I land since 1961, will visit secrated in St John's Cathedral. Brisbane Stephen's, Willoughby r. r.. Australia from January 29 on February 2, and will be enthroned M flee (St Barnahas., R. St James' Cathedral. Townsville, later F. Jensen (St Barnabas• to February 13. that week, G. Mason (St Mark's. err] At Christ Church. Maryborough. on lames Ramsay (Christ Church. (dad), December 4 the Bishop of St Arnaud or- ville). Prebendary Lynch will visit doo thc following) Messrs ERR S. Rev Jeffrey J. Stewart. curate of Holy Perth, Melbourne and country Roger Fenner Rkb (student Trinity. Petunia (Sydney), since 1968, slit hael F. Leah (honorary dee- has been appointed curate of St Luke's. emits in Victoria and NSW. He Hill/. Revs Douglas J. Sic- Dapto. spend two days at the k., 1111D and Keith Smith (Mary- Rev Elwyn Sheppard, curate its charge I. 'lurch Army College at Belrose, horeir of St Clement's. Jannali (Sydney) since Re. It ,,id B. Clayden. rector of St 1965, has been appointed curate In near Sydney, before flying to r,,i Lake (St Arnaud) since 1966, charge of St Luke's, Regents Park. NZ, Canada and USA. His wife will by inducted as rector of St John's, Rev John F. Lance. curate in charge of Avoca. on February 2. will accompany him on the trip, St Chad's. Putney (Sydney), since 1965, At Christ Church Cathedral. Ballarat. has been appointed curate in charge of He was ordained in London on St Andrew's Day. the Bishop of Bal- St Andrew's, Riverwood. and served a number of parishes larat ordained the following Ont.: Br. Harold L. Reuss (St Lahr's, Horsham) Rev Robert W. Dowthwalte, formerly in that diocese until he became and Brien D. Haig (Christ Church, War- of the Church of England in South principal of the Church Army rnarnbool). Africa. has 0., n appointed rector of All Saints', Sur Rev Canon William S. Copeland, rec- ,rest (Sydney). Training College in 1953, In tor of St George's Wagin (Banbury) since Rev Gran s. Knight, curate of St 1964 he was made a prebendary 1965 has been appointed rector of St Paul's. ( h ,) (Sydney), has been Elizabeth's, Caro Park. from January 31. annotate] of Holy Trinity, Ade- of St Paul's Cathedral and since Rev Mark W. Seartunell. rector of laide. 1969 he has been an honorary ntobrook (Bunbury) since 1970 has Rev Jahn I Gelding. curate of Holy b.:' appointed in charge of St George's Trinity. Adulaidc. since 1968, ha been A group of young people outside Blue Cum Lodge, Springwood, chaplain to the Queen. ).) 11 after he has completed long see- appointed rector of St Stephen's, Nor- Before coming to Australia, he NSW. Destroyed In the 1960 bushlires, the lodge and conference manhurst (Sydney), from March S. will be in Nairobi, Kenya, to Res Ed-k G. Albany. assistant at St Rey John E. Darks. curate of St centre was re-opened in September, haying been rebuilt at a cost Bondace s Cathedral. Bunbury, has been hand over Church Army lead- Philip's Caringbah (Sydney), since 1967, of $100,000. It accommodates ION and is owned by Sydney's appointed rector of All Saints' Donny- ership to Africans. brook. has been aPPointedcurate in charge or St Clement's lannali. Youth Department, Rev Horace W. Hither. rector of All Rev Bertram P. Saints'. Belmont (Perth), has resigned Weightson, rector hi the parish St John's Kellerberrin (Perth) since 1967, Rev Geoffrey J. Devlin, in charm of has resigned the parish and has been St Luke's GingM aPerth) since 1967, has appointed assistant at St John'i Is/firth twen appointed rector of St Georges. Cunderdin with Quairading from Eden). Rev John V. Cason. vicar of 5' Saints' Geelong (Melbourre) since I,— Rev Peter H. Data, rector of St An- and rural dean of Geelong since 19),s arse Ad drew's. Longreach (Rockhamp)on), since has been appointed archdeacon of 1969, has been appointed rural dean of long from February 28. the West. Rev Clasen* W. Veldts. curate of s• stilUte of Linguistics in the Pa- In St Paul's Cathedral, Rockhampton, John's Blackburn (Melbourne) since I , • cific and $144 to Mr and Mrs on December 71, the Bishop of Rock- 1970, has been appointed to St LW, - 0 ertioneel the following: (mi.'s) Sprinavaie North, from Feb 73. Derek Brown in South Africa. Ri Cameron (St Matthew's, Park Rev Philip H. E Thomas, BA. cure Gifts of $100 went to the BCA Dgeld Geniie (Cali de Val- a Holy Trinity Adelaide since 1968, 11,,, ering and to the inner city parish of • • Mr Graham Perry (St seen appointed Ward.) of Lei.. St ..I timer House. Christchurch, NZ. Hi. left Austin- George's, Paddington. whorls, rector of Christ lies on Jan. II. Larger amounts were also sent ,trastlel, since 1968. Advent Sunday was mis• Mr James Britten. Deputy Organist of to ABM, CMS, BFBS, SAMS, St George's Cathedral, Perth, has been sionary gift Sunday At St , 1 • Srbr. rector of appointed Organist at St Alban's, High- Missions to Seamen, the Wyn- yeast el, since 1959, gate. Andrew's Roseville, NSW, not oer January 9. berg-Allen School in India and to ..ho Mr I. F. McLeod, a parish councillor has trained for and a former organist of St Michael's. and $1645 was handed in Moore College. $50 was given to Pacific Theological widiongong (Sydney:, was commissioned and distributed to 19 causes. upport the National Evangelical v made deacon in St on December 20 by the Bishop in Anglican Congress, Melbourne oi on January 30 by the Wollongong for aervice in the dicleeSe of Last year St. Andrew's gave Poiynmia. He will be headmaster of a 1971. in Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle, Pre hemlock ly itch tin December 19, the Bishop of New.. ew secondary school in Labasa, liji. over $10,000 to causes out castle ordained the following: (priests) , Rev Canon S. Charles Brammall, rec- Revs Michael Cooper (Vgaratah), C. or of All Saints' Hobart since 1964, re- side the parish. Henry R, Verne (New Lanman). David sume)! the parish on December 31. S. Simpson (Charlestown). Gordon Barn. Rev Ross H. Saunders, producer of Largest amount from the Ad- CANBERRA LIFE LINE lee, Robert S. Call (Merewetheri. Erie r eligious programs heard throughout vent offering was $446 to the W. Griffith (Mayfield): (deacons) Messrs Amtralia on the ABC, has been appoint- Rom Naylor and Brian Mailer, ed Supervisor of Religious Broadcasts for Home Mission Society. Nc invites application for Rev N. A. Conned has been appointed came $187 to Mr and Mrs J. A.B.M.secretary for Adelaide diocese. Miss H. W. G. Claridge, headmistress Rev W. C. Williams will be inducted of Tara School. Parramatta since 1959, Henderson with the Summer In- DIRECTOR to the parishof St Alban's, Largs Bay has 3 reigned from the end of term I. (Adelaide). on February 5. 1971, To establish and develop telephone counselling Rev John M. Ayling, in charge of Rev Hogh K. Prentice, curate of St and associated services Haden and Seaton (Adelaide) since 1967. Mary's Caulfield (Melbourne) will be or- irsigned from January 31 to under- dained priest by the Archbishop of Mel- The Director will be responsible for overall administration under the in Melanesia. bournein February and will go as curate Graham Roper. curate of St Barn- if Hob 'Dint', A.I,Thoirc general guidance of an irter.denominational Board of Management. Salary to be negotiated, probably in the range $6,00047000 per Old. CMS annum. Applications close on 26th January with the Secretary of the Board, Mr WELCOME TO THE FAMILY E. W. Walker, P.O boa 217, Manuka, A.C.T. 2603, from whom further details can be obtained. I o become a subscriber to the Australian Church Re- move cord, just fill in the form below and mail it in with $3 or simply ask us to charge it. Queensland branch of the Church Missionary Society ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL I enclose $3 for annual subscription/Please charge it has moved its offices from 18 ROSLYN STREET, (cross out one) Ann Street to the first floor POTTS POINT, SYDNEY TELEPHONE — — — — — — — — of Sanders House. 116-124 35 3355 Wickham Street, isTact.fcThis.ek.and yearis St. Luke's Hospital celebrates its 50111 Anniversary. Medical To The Australian Church Record, 511 Kent Street, Fortitude stlent care have taken Immense stride, In this period and P proud of the high reputation it has achieved. Now funds Valley. are needed to develop a modern theatre complex. Intensive care unit and Sydney, N.S.W., 2000. to Increase patient accommodation. The move was brought about NAME cread:..t. 41..."rt''iaisaann,3"...%°!..XratIgn.°Inra6.;11a1,1:1.91's by projected demolitions on the help 10 raise $500,000 toe "toetoonag Cathedral site. this work. Donation, of Si 00 or more duty and are of are tin deductible, exempt from gift ADDRESS The branch budget for 1970- Sr official receipt. Please make Your donations 71 is to be $34,000, to be con- Payable to, "St. Luke's Development Fund." tributed by the Province of POSTCODE C. R. JAMES, • Queensland and the dioceses of Cider Executive °maid. Armidale and Grafton.

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