tion comes from what he does to earn it. Christianity asserts that THE AUSTRALIAN THE AUSTRALIAN THE DAY OF THE CROSS IN JERUSALEM salvation comes from outside Continued From Page 1 The crowd, egged on by the Sepulchre which encloses the man namely from what Christ chief priests, had no doubt traditional site of Calvary and has done. "The gift of God is Is usually approached through CHURCH the famous St. Stephen's Gate. about their answer to Pilate's the Tomb of Joseph of Arima- eternal life" and this gift is so The original pavement of the question. "Let him be crucified!" thea in which. Christ's body was costly that Christ had to die on fortress now lies many feet be- they shouted. placed after its removal from the Cross to secure it for us. neath the narrow roadway which Still the obstinate Pilate the Cross. Emil Brunner expresses the RECORD marks the route of the Via seemed to hesitate. The stubborn contrast between Christianity and CHURCH RECORD The paper for Church of Dolorosa or Way of Sorrows. Governor was giving Caiaphas CHRIST the non-Christian religions at this and his henchmen some anxious England people — Catholic, THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER — EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION During my visit to Jerusalem CRUCIFIED point thus: "In the non-Christian Apostolic, Protestant and moments. it was still not quite religious man is spared the final I went to the building which is Crucified between two crim- Reformed Registered at the G.P.O., Sydney, for transroiss,or, by posf Printed by John Fairfax and Price 10 cents in the care of the Sisters of Zion. cartain that he would give in humiliation of knowing that the Subscription $2.50 per year. No, 1411 — April 18, 1968 as a newspaper. Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. to their pressure. inals, taunted by his remorseless With other members of our foes whose ferocity pursued him Mediator must bear the punish- Editorial and Business: 511 party we descended several At this point the Jews to the Cross itself, Jesus Christ ment instead of man himself." Kent St., Sydney. Phone: flights of steps until we were launched their most telling refused to allow the hatred of The love of God and the right- 61-2975. Office hours: 10 standing on the actual pavement shaft: "If you let this man go, his enemies to overwhelm him. eousness of God are great New a.m. to 4 p.m. Issued fort- of the Antonia Fortress. you are not the Emperor's "Father, forgive them" he prayed Testament themes. That central nightly, on alternate Thurs- THOUSANDS RESPOND TO CRUSADE'S CHALLENGE As St John tells us an Chapter friend: whoever makes himself a as they drove in the nails, "they cross, flanked by the two cruci- days. Copy deadline Thurs- 19 of his gospel. "When Pilate king speaks against Caesar." know not what they are doing." fied criminals, thaws how both day preceding date of issue, ANY thousands of people responded to the Gospel invitation as the The Archbishop's address on Brisbane on the Sunday night heard those words, he brought This was too much. Pilate's the Divine righteousness and the but earlier receipt preferable. the Friday night was a great when there was an attendance If they had known, what differ- Crusades came to their climax in Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane. Eye- Jesus out and sat down on self-interest was involved and ence would it have made to these DIN in, I,,s e met iiii Calvan, M evangelistic appeal sufficient to of 65,000 and over 2,000 re- the judgment seas at a place he could not stand against that men who crucified the Lord of witnesses sent their stories to the Record of the impact of the Crusades warm the heart. His oratory, sponded to the appeal. called the Pavement. There kind of blackmail. His resistance Glory as part of the day's work? upon the crowds who attended and they all hold high hopes for the con- dramatic appeal and enthusiastic In N.S.W., thousands of visi- they were, these huge, smooth crumpled completely. "Take him, Jesus commissioned the faith- tinuing effect of the Crusades on the life of the church and the community. personality poured over the pack- tors took personal invitations to stones, which were grooved to he said, and crucify him; I find ful John to take care of Mary, ed Festival Hall. the Crusade into 950,000 homes prevent horses from slipping and no fault in him." his mother. He responded to the Rev. Bryan F. Hall, rector when the Rev. Lance Shilton of in Adelaide and at least 25 He attended the first Crusade in city and country. Landlines there were fairly deep gutters They took Jesus and led him cry of the Repentant Criminal of St. Alban's, Perth, W.A., Adelaide will hold two teaching parishes were involved in some meeting on Sunday, March 31, will take the Crusades into well to carry away the rain. away. And he, bearing his cross, and was again present last night over 100 country centres and with the answer: "today you will said: meetings and an evangelistic way. Some of the stones had mark- went forth unto a place called be with me in Paradise." Guest Service in May. Thu will It is to the credit of the for Billy Graham's meeting. He special trains will bring many ings made by the soldiers for the place of a skull which is The terrible cry of desolation, The predominance of young take place at St. Alban's, High- Bishop of Adelaide that while will also be at the final meeting hundreds from as far as Mel- their games. Matthew tells us in called Golgotha and there they REV. ERIC HAMPSON, a graduate RP V. GORDON CLAN% ILLE MOT- people at the Leighton Fold Cru- gate, whose rector and people he did not actively support the on Sunday April 7, to give the bourne. April 20 to 28 will cer- his gospel "When the soldiers "My God, why have you for- of Rhodes University, South Africa, has TRAM, formerly rector of St. John's. crucified him," been appointed Archdeacon of the West sade in Perth was notable, espe- have been actively involved in Crusade and was the only bishop Benediction. tainly be a landmark in the his- had plaited a crown of thorns saken me?" was wrung from his Penshurst (Sydney), died In the Re- lips but it was followed by the and rector of Mount Ise, North Queens- patriation Hospital, Concord, on 23rd cially on "Youth Night," when the Crusade throughout. in the four capitals concerned The mass media gave a wide tory of the mother State of they put it upon His head and MODERN land. March. Two sisters are Mrs F. Lang- words of peace: "It is finished." delegations from many church At the Archbishop's personal not to do so, he refrained from coverage to the final service in Australia. put a reed in His right hand REV. GRAHAM JEFFERYS, citrate of ford-Smith and Mrs K. Langford-Smith. schools joined others to hear a PROCESSION "Father into thy hands I com- St. Michael's, Wollongong (Sydney), was REV. BARRY MAXWELL, curate of request, the final meeting of the the open hostility which a few and they bowed the knee before married to Elizabeth, elder daughter St. Paul's, Wahroonga (Sydney), has fine and relevant address to have had for the Crusades. Every Friday afternoon at 3 mend my spirit." of the REV. GORDON and MRS GER- Crusade was marked by a chat. Him and mocked Him saying been appointed locum tenens for six modern youth on "David and lenge to Christians to re-dedi- At the University of Adelaide, `Hail, King of the Jews!'" o'clock in Jerusalem a crowd of Joseph of Arimathea (a secret BER, of St. Alban's Rectory, Belmore, months at St. Luke's, Miranda, while N.S.W., on March 9. at St. Alban's the rector, Rev. Russell Fowler, is Goliath." lives Leighton Ford was met people gathers in the spacious follower of Jesus and a member Belmore. by the Archbishop of Sydney. cate their to Christ, signify- We all stood in silent medita- overseas. Despite the indifference of the ing this intention by standing by dozens of paper planes. But NEW DAY FOR CARPENTARIA tion as we looked upon one of courtyard of the Moslem college of the Sanhedrin) now summoned RIGHT REV. NICHOLAS ALLEN- REV. W. 2. DOWELL, formerly Sen- Press and the cold weather, BY, Bishop of Kuching, a see which ior Chaplain, Missions to Seamen, has in their places. The response after the merriment subsided, he the most impressive places in of Al'Omariyeh, which stands sufficient courage to ask Pilate attendances were good, totalling own musical instruments. There for permission to take Christ's includes Sarawak, Brunei and part of been appointed Vicar of Christ Church, was most encouraging. was given close attention. At the WITH the creation of the the Holy Land. There is sound on the Antonia Fortress area. Indonesian Borneo, has resigned as from Brunswick (Melbourne), from March 13. about 60,000. Almost 2,000 University of Bedford Park, are about 6,000 Torres Strait body and to lay it in his own October 31. He will become Assistant The Leighton Ford Crusade TY new diocese of North- warrant for identifying this place These people will join in the REV. J. D. SANSOM, vicar of Holy people responded to the 'appeals, there was rapt attention and he Islanders and the vast majority procession which follows the tra- prepared tomb and the ancient Bishop of Worcester from November. He Trinity, Kew, has been appointed vicar has made a very considerable with the scene of Christ's suffer- is 59. Before his consecration in 1962 of St. Agnes', Black Rock (Melbourne), over a quarter of whom were was closely questioned about ern Territory, an area sep- are Anglicans. Among their ditional Via Dolorosa or Way Church of the Holy Sepulchre he was Provincial of the Society of the as from June 19, next, impact in Adelaide. Over 50,000 ing at the hands of the rough Sacred Mission In Adelaide. Anglicans. political issues, particularly Viet- arated from the diocese of number are 22 Torres Island soldiers who made sport of the of Sorrows leading to the Church encloses this tomb. REV. JOHN BILSBORROW was com- Archbishop Appleton is plan- attended the War:lite Show- clergy and they outnumber Euro- MR JOHN YOUNG, of Melbourne, missioned in St. Paul's Cathedral, Mel- grounds and there were over a nam. Carpentaria, a new era be- Son of God. of the Holy Sepulchre. Visitors was made a deacon in Christ Church bourne, on March 25 as Home Secretary ning a service in the Cathedral pean clergy in the diocese. from many countries join in this GOOD FRIDAY Cathedral, Darwin, on March 24. by of C.M.S. for Victoria. on April 28, to Which all these thousand inquirers. OPPOSITION gins for Carpentaria with the Bishop of the Northern Territory. THE MOST REV. HAROLD E. SEX- Canon Hawkey outlined the THE DILEMMA procession which slowly ad- Good Friday seems an in- folk will be invited. A further Strong support was forthcom- At both universities there was the consecration of Canon four main areas of the Church's vances through the narrow REV. ROBERT J. DONNELLY has TON, Metropolitan of the Province of The Gospel narratives des- appropriate title for the Day of been appointed Senior Chaplain at the British Columbia. Canada, has resigned follow-up program is planned ing from the Church of England strong and organised opposition Eric Hawkey os its new work and witness in the diocese. streets of the Old City. Mission to Seamen, Port Melbourne. as Metropolitan but will continue as cribe Pilate's unusccessful efforts the Cross. Its events leave Caia- Bishop of British Columbia, the see which by the Humanist Society but Bishop. They are the work among the To participate in the proces- phas and Pilate in control. Evil MR GEOFFREY EVANS was made he has occupied since 1935. He was or- many inquirers remained behind Islanders on 16 inhabited to evade the issue of giving a sion was a moving experience. a deacon in St. James', Dandenong (Mel- dained in 1911 by the Bishop of Bal- Canon Hawkey spoke about just verdict concerning Jesus. on the throne, truth on the scaf- bourne), on March 24 by Bishop G. T. larat and is the only Australian who for counselling. islands; the Mitchell, Edward Most of those taking part ap- fold. There is nothing good Sambell. is a bishop of a Canadian see. his vast and scattered diocese in Pilate knew the evil motives At Wayville, the second high- and Lockhart River missions peared to be sincerely interested about that. Most people are fas- REV. NICHOLAS STACEY, controver- a special interview with the which prompted the leaders of sial rector of Woolwich, London, has re- est number of inquirers have among the Aborigines; the scat- in its religious significance and cinated by the events of this Record when he visited Sydney the Jewish Church to seek the signed to become deputy director of called 'themselves Church of Eng- tered communities of Aborigines were not just "doing" another day. We understand the cross- Oxfam. Last year Mr Stacey opened a land. Churches who have a fol- just before his consecration. He and white people around the death of Christ. He said quite tour. As we moved off, the am- licensed bar at his church in connection will be consecrated on St. current of human emotion and 'CHRISTIAN with his youth activities. low-up program in operation will Gulf of Carpentaria and offshore plainly that Christ was innocent plified Moslem "ciall to prayer" George's Day, April 23, in St. of anything which could justly character failure which it so REV. MALCOLM MCKENZIE has benefit greatly from the influx islands and in the northern tip from the nearby minaret mingled starkly reveals. been appointed Master of St. Mark's of new, dedicated, Christians. John's Cathedral, Brisbane. incur Rome's displeasure. He with the chants of the Christians. MATRIMONIAL College, University of Adelaide. He has He told the Record that this tried to get rid of the matter Good Friday cannot be under- been chaplain of the College for the From Brsibane, the rector of As the procession moved along stood unless we see it against the past four years. He is a graduate of St. Stephen's, Cooparoo, reports would be the first consecration by referring it to Herod Antipas the narrow streets, the average AGENTS" CONFER Trinity College, Melbourne. background of Easter Day. Does REV. L. R. JUPP, rector of All Souls' particularly on the meeting on of a Brisbane man in Brisbane's who also happened to be. stay- citizen of Jerusalem took little cathedral for many years. Pos- ing in Jerusalem at that time. God care about our moral striv- ('Tokyo) — "Hunting for St. Peter's (Adelaide), has been ap- Friday, April 5, addressed by notice of it as he went_ about ing? If He does, can He make pointed rural dean of the Eastern Sub- Dr Billy Graham: sibly Bishop Dixon was the last husbands is a difficult task for urbs in place of the REV. S. A. MA:N. He tried to get the mob to his own affairs. his "caring" effective in this kind and that was in the pre-war accept Jesus as the Passover Christian girls," commented STONE, who has resigned. The Archbishop of Brisbane There was the Jordanian of world? These questions require REV. B. R. JONES, rector of St. period. The consecration will be Prisoner whom the Governor an experienced matchmaker in gave a fine lead to the Crusade policeman questioning a rough- convincing answers, because if Bede's, Semaphore (Adelaide), has been at 7.30 p.m. and that too is released as an annual gesture of Japan, as members of the Family appointed rural dean of the Western on Friday, March 28, 'in the looking fellow who was loudly Suburbs in place of the REV. W. C. S. rather unusual. goodwill. the Cross on Calvary is the end Life Committee of the National Festival Hall. Attended 'by 6,000 protesting, There were the shop- of the story, Christ's personal JOHNSON, who has resigned. He tried every dodge and Christian Council (Kyodan) con- REV. ALAN G. DUTTON, of the dio- it was the opportunity to intro- Quetta Memorial Cathedral on keepers busily selling their moral victory over his enemies Thursday Island in the Torres stratagem but all to no avail. goods. The carpenter and the ferred with "Christian matri- cese of Melanesia, has been appointed duce the associate evangelist, Dr would have meant no more for A.B.M. Secretary for the diocese of John Wesley White, who spoke Strait will see an unsual en- What had begun as a simple bootmaker scarcely looked up monial agents" from various Adelaide. us than an inspiring example of at the Exhibition Grounds thronement, by Australian stan- open-and-shut case was assum- from their benches. Perhaps it denominations. REV. RON. and MRS BUTLER and heroic martyrdom. The committee, which is con- family sail for Paraguay, South Ameri- from Sunday, March 31, to dards. ing alarming proportions. The was rather like this on that first ca, for the South American Missionary situation was getting beyond the EASTER DAY answers the cerned with the education of Society on May 29. Thursday, April 4. Up till then Day of the Cross when the Son questions which Good Friday about 33,500 attended with 200 ORGANISTS? Governor's control. of God went forth to bear our young adults who want to es- MR KEVIN BEWLEY, the pioneer asks. It is as preachers of the S,A.M.S. missionary from Australia, has inquirers coming forward. In mounting alarm tablish Christian homes, knows When someone asked the and almost sins in his body on the tree. Resurrection that the Apostles been obliged to resign as from June in desperation Pilate asks the Men become so immersed in the problems young people face on account of ill-health. He has been Bishop-elect about his Cathedral • Canon Eric Hawkey in first became aware of their world 12 years in Argentina. question, the personal implica- their daily pursuits that nothing in finding Christian partners and organist, he had to admit that the Record office prior to mission to preach the Good REV. K. D. WILSON, rector of Bom- tions of which preachers have realises the need to make effec- bale (Canberra-Goulburn), has been ap- he had neither organist nor his consecration. can break in upon their busy News of the Gospel and that is reiterated down the centuries, self-centred activities. tive use of these "agents," who pointed rector of Jame from April 1. organ. But there will be music why the Day of the Cross can REV. ROBIN FOWLER, formerly of ALBANIA ANTI- of Queensland; and the expand- "What shall I do, then, with The Via Dolorosa Procession are mainly volunteers from aplenty. Torres Strait Islanders be called Good Friday. among church women. New Guinea, and who has been a stu- will he there in force with their ing work in quickly developing Jesus who is called Christ?" ends at the Church of the Holy dent at A.N.U., has been appointed industrial centres like Weipa. The Cross was the meeting- In almost every Japanese de- curate of St. Paul's, Manlike. Canberra. place between sinful men, blind, MR and MRS HERBERT KENNETT, CHURCH MOVE The diocese begins about 20 nomination, there are a few formerly in charge of the B.C.A. Hostel miles north of Cairns and 40 rebellious, evil and their loving small committees for this pur- at Broken Hill, have been appointed to Father whom Christ re- the Bungarimbil Boys' Home, Tumba- (United Nations, New York). miles north of that city lies pose. For instance, the Kyodan rumba (Canberra-Coulburn) from March 4,000 defections vealed. The Cross was the place 16. —Albania has officially abrog- Mossman, a town of a few thou- has a committee in each district. ated all laws dealing with Pope Paul has completely sand people ,and the largest of conflict, suffering and victory. In the Episcopal Church there The Bishop of Ballarat has appointed banned the prospect of marriage the following canons of Christ Church Church-State relations in that Death on the Cross did not are "Isaac and Rebecca" for Roman Catholic priests. And mainland town in the diocese. The King's School Cathedral: REV. G. A. BROWN, rec- • Evangelist Leighton Ford talks with Mrs Melva Quar- country. Much of the bishop's work overtake Jesus and trap Hint un- groups. The Evangelical Luthe- tor of Warrnambool; REV. D. R. he urged that there should be a STEWART, rector of Colac; REV. A. P. termaine at her Claisebrook Road home. Two of Mrs Copies of the official gazette awares. He went to meet it and ran Church deals with the prob- L. RUTTER, rector of Camperdown; rigorous screening of would-be involves inter-island travel and bore it because it was the lem in its department of social REV. G. Y. CRACKNALL, rector of St. Quartermaine's children. Elizabeth and Darren, look on. Mr detailing the action were made priests by doctors and psycholo- the bishop-elect is a good sailor PARR AM ATTA Father's will. welfare. Peter's, Ballarat. Ford toured East Perth talking with Aborigines and in- available here. It was adopted and already has visited much of VENERABLE HUGH GIRVAN, rector gists. of Mildura (St. Arnaud), was inducted to specting their houses. He said, "I can do nothing person- by the country's People's As- The Pope says that in his the diocese while A.B.M. Sec- RESCUE OPERATIONS These committees make out a card for each client and arrange the parish to St. Arnaud on 'March 19. ally. I and only in town for a few days. However, I hope sembly in Tirana. opinion the "lamentable defec- retary for Queensland. The Founded 1831 CANON W. A. REID, rector of St. Christ crucified and risen is a meeting date. Yet most com- Arnaud for the past six years, has been to inspire others to help these people with their housing The action is apparently aimed tions" from the priesthood — Torres Herald has now been Good News, It is God's rescue mittees are now unable to 'make appointed rector of Charlton 151. Arn- problems, employment and personal problems. at delivering the coup de grace 4,000 in three years — are not modified to provide him with a Chairman of the Council: aud). to formal religious institutions the fault of celibacy, but involve bunk as he travels. operation saving men in the midst adequate arrangements because VENERABLE JOHN BURNETT, of their need. "God was in Christ they have more girls than boys rector of Swan Hall (St. Arnaud), has in Albania, Since churches and men who should never have been Eric Hawkey is a very robust THE MOST REVEREND THE LORD reconciling the world to Him- been appointed archdeacon of the Mur- religious bodies no longer exist, priests in the first place. — the rate being as high as six ray (formerly the archdeaconry of Mil- and active man in his later fifties ARCHBISHOP OF SYDNEY self." The New Testament writers to one. dare). laws covering them are deemed Now instructions on the theme who will bring to his work insist that what Christ accom- "Generally speaking, Christian MR GEORGE B. BROWNE was made HELP FOR CRUSADE CONVERTS unnecessary. of chastity are to be drawn up administrative gifts and also a a deacon in St. Andrew's Aberfeldie, by and sent to seminaries where plished on the Cross does take girls want to marry Christians, the Bishop of St. Arnaud on March 2. Tirana Radio claimed last deep devotion to Christ and a Beginning this issue the Record will contain Headmaster: the Rev. S. W. Kurrle, M.A. (Oxford) away the guilt of sin, and that but Christian boys do not neces- He will continue studies at Ridley Col- October that Albania had be- priests are being trained. The clear understanding of the lege. Pope said: "The difficulties and sin cannot be removed in any sarily want Christian girls be- a series of four special articles to help those who come "the first atheist State in vital spiritual role of the church other way. That is why the Crass MISS PAULINE McCANN left Sydney the world." The broadcast dealt peoblems which make the obser- cause they are optimistic about on Sunday, April 7, for Msalato, Tan- have made decisions at the Crusades in Perth, in a rapidly developing part of For the special provision made for the sons of Clergy of Christ is central. zania, where she will resume her posi- with confiscation of Church prop- vance of chastity very painful the possibility of their partners tion as Headmistress of the Girls' Brisbane, Adelaide and Sydney. The first article Australia. Readers will he inter- Christianity is a realistic re- erty by the State, ostensibly in or quite impossible for some are and for further particulars, apply to the Headmaster. becoming Christians," was one Secondary School. Dr Guy and Mrs ested to know that the Torres ligion and faces the fact of sin. observation. Timmis depart for Tanzania on Tim.- appears on page 2. Parishes needing additional the interests of the country's often caused by inadequate train- day April 16 to rejoin the staff at the Islanders are full Australian citi- Man prefers to think that salve- EPS, Geneva. Hornholo Leprosy Centre. supplies arc asked to place orders immediately. movement and its ideological ing. purity. EPS, Geneva. "London Daily Mirror." zens with voting rights. Page 8 Australian Church Record, April 4, 1968 P inted by John Fairfa;heanc huSrocnht lFet.tcd.o,rdBr itwa4dSn.ydy ney, for the publishers, OAP .11,10 ,,,,,, 4,41,I,J^ 4,11"4,11••••••.W. ATOMIC ENERGY AND CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP EDITORIAL YOUR DECISION — by The Editor — by Donald Howard T is not every day that you get the chance to look over an atomic energy FIRST of four specially-written articles to help those who went forward EVANGELICALS IN 1968 I plant. Australia has only one, that at Lucas Heights, N.S.W. during the recent Crusades in Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney. When I was invited to give a artas of the plant, I had time the Hawkesbury sandstone some The writer of this article is the Minister of St. Peter's, Burwood East, N.S.W. 1968 has ushered in a great new era of opportunity lunch hour talk to the Atomic to get a photo of three of them. miles from Head-mote in the for evangelicals in the Church of England in Australia. The Energy Commission Christian They were Jim Cook, in charge coastal Illawarra region. Inside So you made a decision out mottling commendable in ner passes from one conscious spiritual impact which we snake upon our country depends Fellowship one recent Friday, I of the Total Body Monitoring the plant, you forget the isolation at the crusade? yourself Vitus 3:51, God chose direction to another, with a clear on the quality of the leadership we give in the next year or felt that it would make the section, an Englishman who had but you are always mindful of to a principle of new distaste for the former life. It is previously worked at the Harwell tight security and safety regula- What a wonderful truth to two. It depends too, on what we as our vital contribution return trip of some 80 miles from life within you, an act which we supernatural because God is the the city even more worthwhile if plant in England; Tim Warren tions. Special shoes and outer realise that God actually picked to the swiftly changing life of our church and the you out for Himself as His own call regeneration. As a result, author. "Bring me back," said I could be shown over the plant. of the Health Physics section garments, washing of hands and there came a change in your Ephraim (Jer. 31:18). "That 1 religious life of our nation. This was readily agreed to. and secretary of the Christian the wearing of a small instru- (cf. Eph. 1:4). life—you began to think and act "But hold on," you say, "I may be restored, for thou art The remarkable leadership of Archbishop Mowll from A dozen or so men ate their Fellowship; and John Stokes of ment to measure radio-activity differently—your life was mov- the Lord my God." lunth in a lecture theatre while the Works and Operations sec- picked up by me en route, were chose Him." ing in a Godward direction. 1933 to 1958 lave new impetus to the tired evangelicals Of course you did, but only In conversion a man becomes I spoke to them about a special tion who took me round the some of the essentials. Photo- Maybe you are aware of this, conscious that he deserves to be of an earlier generation who were dismayed by a nation- area of Christian witness, using plant. graphs were forbidden inside the because He chose you first (1 wide slackening of evangelical fibre. His capacity for friend- John 4:19). but can't fathom how it all came condemned. This leads to confi- my Bible and Rime charts. Being I saw but a part of the exten- plant. dent trust in Christ for salvation, ship, his missionary statesmanship and his total commitment men with traimd and inquiring sive plant, for it is as large as Let's start with the old you— about. Suffice to know that You are always award of the through the preaching of God's and the converted man awakens to the gospel, wrought many changes in the national scene. minds, they asked lots of pene- some -townships with its own ever-present danger from expo- wherever you were. Perhaps you Word (Ro. 10:17) God in His to the joyous assurance that all trating questions. Before they all roads ails! facilities. It lies in regarded religion for the birds, By the sheer weight of his own example and later, of his sure to radio-activity and there love applied that Word to your his sins are pardoned for Christ's primatial leadership, evangelicals emerged from a period of went back to their respective high, isolated scrub country on are warning signs in very many Atter the Christian Fellowship meeting at the %.toinic you might even have been "re- sake (2 Cor. 5:21; cf. Article • heart and you turned to Him areas. Nevertheless, the plant Energy Commission's plant, Lucas Heights. From left: ligious," but whatever your state, XI). isolation and defeat to become highly significant in the you had missed the bus. You (1 Cor. 1:21-24; Acts 16:14f.). liaS an excellent safety record The main thing to realise is Conversion, we see, is made Australian church. Jim Cook, Tins Warren and John Stokes. had never known that Christ and its own medical unit attends that God called and regenerated up of a negative aspect — the A new and confident spirit emerged. Under T. C. lu few things more serious than died to save you; that as King you— it was His work. You turning from sin (which we call He claimed your obedience. Hammond, Moore College became the dominant force in the cuts and abrasions experi- Once inside the reactor build- they seek to know His will and were as helpless to co-operate in repentance), and the turning to enced in any large plant. ing, the heavily shielded reactor to find grace and strength to The Bible says that in those Christ (which we call 'faith). The theological training and began to attract men of great gifts that work as you are in the work The Australian Atomic Energy which measures 361 feet high serve Him faithfully in their days you were "dead in your of Calvary (1 Cor. 4:7; Phil. two are but different aspects of and scholarship. Under Stuart Babbage, attracted to trespasses and sins ... by nature Commission is solely engaged in and 22 feet across takes up most daily vocation. 1:6). the same turning and cannot be Australia by Mowll but turned down by St. Paul's College of the space. The core of the a child of wrath" (Eph. 2:1). in Sydney as a prospective Warden, Ridley College was work concerning the peaceful As a hymn which you might separated. uses of atomic energy and its reactor consists of the fuel ele- Now that's pretty strong lan- caught up in the general evangelical advance. Ridley also guage. Putting it bluntly, Paul have already heard says: REPENTANCE major efforts are in the fields ments which contain 6.616 of He called me long before attracted men of outstanding gifts and today occupies a uranium 235 and these are sur- MOWLL VILLAGE (who wrote ,a lot of the New Repentance, the turning away of research and production. Its Testament) is putting the "old I heard, highly significant place in the life of the church in Victoria work in cancer research is well- rounded by 10 tons of heavy The Mowll Memorial Village Before my sinful heart was from sin, really means a change Water. you" in the category of a spiri- of mind — of attitude — not and beyond. known and it produces cobalt at Castle Hill, N.S.W., will hold stirred; 60 which is becoming widely A thick shield, over six feet tual corpse—without life, health only for what we have done, but We cannot underestimate the importance of evangelical its annual "Village Fair" on or strength—spiritually a dead But when I took Him at His used in medicine. It also pro- thick, of lead, graphite, special Saturday, May 4, 1968, from for what we are (Ro.3:23; Is. leadership in our two largest theological colleges. They loss (Rom. 8:8)! word, duces radio-isotopes which are concrete and finally steel retains 12.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. Forgiven He lifted me. 64:6). could never occupy the positions they do if it were not for In other words, you were in- It is a deliberate act involving used in medicine, agriculture and heat and inhibits radio-activity Set in lovely surroundings, capable of self-help, like count- This leads us to what we call our mind, our feelings and our the fact that evangelicals in Australia also came to accept industry. to a safe level. Standing along- Mowll Village has 420 retired less others at this very moment: your conversion. will. In other words, it is intel- the need for real scholarship. It can never be said today, Lucas Heights has two atomic side the reactor you feel no heat people in residence and the well- powerless to help yourself (Rom. Side by side with God's lectual (Ro. 3:20); emotional as it was said in the thirties, that we lack real scholars, reactors and the Hifar reactor and hear no noise. Nevertheless, stocked stalls will represent their sovereignty (His absolute, un- (Ps. 51:2, 10, 14) and volitional It is more true of others today. is the larger and can be seen it may be operating at a thermal efforts. This year the newly power of 11,000 kilowatts. The questionable and unchallenge- (Ps. 51:5, 7, 10; Jer. 25:5). from any position in the plant opened Woodberry Village at REGENERATION able right and power to do as Such a change may be dra- The impetus to scholarship came from the spade work and from the public roads. To reactor cost $2,900,000 to build Baulkham Hills will be incor- and was completed in 1960, Here is where the miracle seems good in His sight), there matically sudden or prolonged, of the Inter-Varsity Fellowship of Evangelical Unions in enter it is quite an experience. porated. occurred. God in His mercy and is the fact that man is a respon- but it issues in faith and we ex- Australian universities. Again, this was due to the leadership First the special shoes and It is comforting to realise that Part of the funds raised from sible agent who must one day love, "even when we were dead perience forgiveness through of Mowll and Hammond. coat and then through an airlock this tremendous power is being the Fair will go toward the cost through our trespasses, made us answer for his actions before the trust in God's dearly beloved for the pressure inside is lower harnessed for the benefit of man- of the new extension to the alive together with Christ" judgement seat of Christ. son (1 John 1:7-10). Since Howard Guinness founded the Australian I.V.F. than the atmosphere. In the kind, not for his destruction. nursing home which is in the (Eph. 2:4,5). Conversion is the name for What is faith? in the twenties, our universities have poured out into the event of accidents inside the It is also good to know that process of being built •and when God Himself took the initiative the change in your life when by It is a leaning upon, a trust- life of the community large numbers of professional men reactor, air will come in, not in this establishment, as in many complete will have 95 beds and and breathed life into you a conscious act you turned away ing of oneself to another, Faith who were seized by the importance of working out the out to carry radio-activity into others throughout the length and part will go to help reduce the (John 3:8; 1:13). It might have from your old life and turned to in itself will not save, but faith claims of Christ in their professions. Today they are the atmosphere. The reactor is breadth of our land, melt and debt on the chapel. God. You saw yourself as a sin- women meet together humbly in There will be a barbecue area been a long process of which in Christ does. The converted witnessing in the top echelons of all the professions and the housed in a circular steel build you were largely unaware, it ner without hope in this life or man is one who has committed ing, 70 feet high and 70 feet Christ's name and in His fel- with hot water available. Music might have happened in an in- the next—separated from God himself completely to Christ and universities. in climates.. lowship. In these weekly gather- will be provided by the Police stant, but however and when- by your sin. Like the prodigal His promises in absolute sui- The Graham Crusades of 1959 demonstrated to a ings for prayer and Bible study Military Band. son, you said, "I will return, and ever it was, it was wholly of render and devotion. faltering church which doubted the power of the evangel, go to my father"—and like him God. "No man can come unto Faith is spoken of as a look- that evangelism is still the spearhead of the church's warfare me," said Jesus, "unless . the you left the old life and went ing to Jesus (John 13:14, 15, Father who sent me draws him" home. compare Numb. 21:9); a hunger- and that the old-fashioned gospel, faithfully preached YOUR DECISION (John 6.44). Conversion is a supernatural ing and thirsting, an eating and according to the Scriptures, is still the power of God at From Page 2 Prompted by love and with- work of God by which the sin- drinking (Matt. 5:6; John 6:50- work saving men and changing their lives Larger numbers • Flasks, lined with heavy 58; 4:14), a coming to Christ lead shielding, are used to which we require comes from than ever before offered for the ministry and for the outside ourselves. We do not and receiving Him (John 5:40; mission field. remove radioactive mater- 7:37; 6:44, 65; 1:12). bring it into being. We are WATCH OUR ials from the high flux re- justified, we are pardoned com- But at no time is faith our Many who doubted the force of modern evangelism actor HIFAR at the Austra- work. "Faith," says Billy Gra- were won over because of the influence of the Crusades on pletely on the basis of the Lord FREE GIFT lian Atomic Energy Com- Jesus Christ and what He 4!1 1E2 ham, "is simply the channel the continuing life of the church. Evidence for this is seen CLASSIFIEDS done for through which God's grace to mission's Establishment at us in His perfect 1,1, A NEW LOVE FOR CANDY The Yearly Bible Study Calendar in the larger and warmer support for the 1968 Crusades. Lucas Heights, near Sydney. and death. A NEW LOVE FOR CANDY ONE CAME BACK us is received." 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Page 2 Australian Church Record, April 18, 1968 Australian Church Record, April 18, 1968 Page 3 CHIEF PASTOR Baptism by TAB poll keceilL ntcetings in rural Anglican dipping-1 "At the request of the Ryde deaneries in which the Arch- Municipal Council the Eastwood bishop of Sydney endeavoured T Baptism by "dipping," by the c itizen's TAB Protest Committee Note and to meet the clergy one night and Letters to the Editor statistics SAY Rev. Ward Powers. (21/3/68.) recently conducted a public opin- a group of key lay folk another Hoytman Anglicans are The "choir" is also a relic ot The world says, "Befoic you The writerdoes not claim to night have much to commend doessome historical research in- If, in fact, Graham considered necessarily to their immediate ion Poll regarding the possible there in the world? According the monastic church and should marry, be sure you have some be a scholar, but is an interested establishment of a TAB agency I hem. not be found in any modern visible means of support." God reader of the Church Record. to the meaning of the word "dip" himself so, one wonders why he descendants (anti not limited to to statistics compiled for the as used in the Prayer Book be- them, but available to all who at Eastwood. This poll was con- Carnets The clergy often feel that a forthcoming I Am diet 'onfer- building being planned. says, "Be sure you have some in- To me the question of ever bothered to convene the ducted by one hundred laymen fore writing on his interpretation call upon Cod levy words to their bishop would ence, baptised Anglicans num- —bishop Bruce McCall visible means of support." baptism is not how it is done, World Congress on Evangelism ). One of God's be helpful, but unless there is a of the word? where any number of approaches working principles then is to visiting five thousand homes in ber 47,198,230. of Wangaratt a, Vic. —Leighton Ford, Perth, W.A. but when it is done. The the Eastwoid area on a Sunday PRESIDENT JOHNSON great problem, tend to hold back amount of water used is unes- (Canon) W. K. Deasey, to evangelism were discussed. bless a faithful line. rather than waste his time. Such Figures recently released also The Church is in danger of Carlingford, N.S.W. afternoon. The ballot was super- The famous theologian Karl sential. What about tolerance? The Lord knows them that arc vised by the Town Clerk .and the evenings over tea in small circles show that there are 40,498 being a spectator, watching from Barth once said, "The greatest By and large there are Graham answers this very ques- His (2 Tim. 2:19) — the prob- The modern miracle of tele- clergymen to minister to these the Deputy Town Clerk of Ryde are very encouraging. touchline the main arena in thought that ever crossed my two methods used by the evange- Tolerate what? tion on page 178 of his book lem is that we don't always communications allowed Austra- persons. which the life of this worlo is Municipal Council. lians to see and hear the speech The laity have also been mind was 'Jesus loves me, for the lical denominations. First, Miss Forrest's "in to- "Peace With God," by referring know. Hence, as Bishop Ryle thrilled to talk with their Arch- The largest number of Angli- being lived and where history is Bible tells me so.'" This is the The result of the poll was as of President L. B. Johnson as he being made. accompanied by the prayers of wards some "mean-minded to Luke 6:31 or the Golden Rule. says (Knots Untied, ch, 7): in follows: bishop in small groups. To most cans, as would be expected, is most profound truth in the world parents and friends, the infant announced strong moves of the —Adrian Hastings (quoted in Christians" who lack "tolerance" Dr Barton Babbage, in his book the administration we charit- In favour of a TAB agency, U.S. to bring the North Viet- such a man is only seen in a in England-27,600,000. Austra- and able to be understood by is sprinkled with, or "dipped" in towards members of sects who "Light Beneath the Cross," on ably assume the infant to be big congregation on a special C.M.S. Newsletter, London). everybody. 724 namese to the conference table. lia follows next with 4,149,000 water. Then around 13-16 years masquerade as Christians baffles page 125 has reported a 1959 regenerated by the Holy Spirit occasion. and then the United States with Against a TAB agency, None can doubt his courage and To be a Christian is to be a —Billy Graham, old a "confirmation" service is me. Crusade sermon where the evan- in answer to prayer by the con- 2,429 his sincerity. To exchange greetings and 3,416,100 and Canada with Sydney, N.S.W. held. The whole of which con- gelist says, "Human beings must gregation, and give thanks for 2,409,100. servant, to be where the suffer- The assumption that Jehovah The Eastwood Citizen's TAB thoughts, to share problems and ing is. stitutes baptism preceding con- Witnesses and Mormons are be made to love instead of hate. this. At the same time, he announ- hopes m spiritually uplifting. Do the votes of central coun- Protest Committee is a body re- ced his irrevocable decision that Wales, South Africa, Uganda —Bishop David Garnsey version. Christian denominations is They must produce tolerance Our Lord says that God re- presenting the major churches of Pastoral care is a facet of the and the West Indies all have cils really represent Christian The second method is that the he would not be a candidate for of Gippsland, Vie. unity as it appears in the New erroneous. Can a person who instead of intolerance." For those veals His mysteries unto babes Eastwood. The committee is office of bishop which has gone over 1,000,000 Anglicans. infant is dedicated to the Lord, attending the Crusades of 1959 the presidency at the end of this into the background. The execu- Testament? We think not. In- denies not only the Trinity, but (Mt. 21:16; Luke 10: 21). Babes mainly composed of laymen. year. Health considerations may The truly wise man is he who accompanied by the prayers of also the following truths be clas- it was evident that emotionalism tive has been to the fo e. Oppor- stead we see Christian unity as certainly received His blessing The result of the above poll have been important, despite believes the Bible against the parents and friends as above. sified as a Christian? Jehovah was at a minimum, no more (Mk. 10:16). One was filled with gives the lie to the statement tunities like these should be used opinions of any man. If the Bible appearing at its deepest and Then on attaining responsible statements to the contrary from to the full. NO GREEKS truest in the personal relation- Witnesses deny the deity of obvious than among the pomp the Holy spirit before birth often made by the Totalisator sources close to the President. says one thing, and any body of age, and on profession of faith, Christ; deny that by His death and ceremony of much of our (Luke 1:15). But as babes re- Agency Board that "Agencies men says another, the wise man ships which exist among those baptism may be performed as We have the feeling that there DEVALUATION believers who live and worship Christ paid the full price for our worship, and much less so than ceived the Old Covenant sign be- are needed in various areas.' were much more significant, per- AT UPPSALA will decide, "This book is the a witness that he has now be- sin (Hebrews 10:12); deny the that recorded on the Day of Our previous comments on the and work together in the same fore they had faith (Gen. 17:9-14; Rev. Canon Allan H. Funnell, sonal considerations that have (Athens), — The Church of word of Him who cannot lie." community. come a child of God. Then we physical resurrection and physi- Pentecost. Rom. 4:11), so they have a right Chairman, effects of devaluation on mission —R. A. Torrey, U.S.A. have baptism following conver- not yet appeared. They may be- Greece has announced that its —Rev. Gordon Murray, cal return of our Lord; deny Some of Graham's critics, to the New Covenant sign (Col. Eastwood, N.S.W. come apparent in the next year fields hitherto supported from sion — quite irrespective of the that the soul is immortal; deny the United KingdOm, are more representatives will not attend Essentially, therefore, assur- Editor, "English Churchman." while conceding he stresses in 2:11-12). or two. amount of water used or the that we are saved by grace his books and sermons the need than borne out by the statement the Assembly of the World ance is not a feeling but a mode application. through faith and can do nothing Thus if we carelessly "repel" President Johnson's achieve- conviction---the conviction of The greatest contribution any for social action, claim he has an infant, we could be unwit- of an East African bishop. His Council of Churches to be held citizen can make to the nation's Henry S. B. Young, to "earn" our salvation; and ments in the U.S. have been con- diocese stands to lose £5,000 Romans 8:39 L soft.'pedalled on the race ques- tingly repudiating one who has a W.C.C. THEOLOGY siderable but these have been this summer in Uppsala, Sweden, strength at this hour in his per- Darriwill Park, Vic. deny that we can be sure of our tion. But Anglican clergyman, sterling by exchange alone. The —Dr Jim Packer, Oxford. sonal faith in Jesus Christ. salvation in Christ. right to Covenant baptism. (N.B. obscured by the demands of the Diocesan Treasurer suggested according to a bulletin from Baptism by John Pollock, in his biography Regeneration is not controlled ATTACKED war in Vietnam which was not that in the emergency, all dio- Agence France Presse. More important than buildings —Rev. Lance Shilton, The statement that we tolerate of Graham, sets out in 10 pages by the will of man — In. 1:13— of bis choosing. History will is the menage of the Gospel. Adelaide, S.A. them "provided that he also tot- the evangelist's contribution in (Geneva) — The president of cesan schools should be aban- The announcement was made dipping-2 therefore the Roman theory of show that he placed the peace- —Canon Basil Williams, ates" us, suggests that we his own way to 'hastening inte- the Youth Department of the doned and that all should accept by His Beautitude Hieronymos, Out churches in Hong Kong Charles de Gaulle refers to baptismal regeneration is quite French Protestant Federation, loving peoples of the world in his a 10 per cent cut in woes. Wollongong, N.S.W. England occasionally as "perfi- should only exercise this Christ- gration. distinct from the Prayer Book debt. Archbishop of Athens and Pri- are not parishes in the English ian grace when it is likely to be Daniel Galland, has questioned These drastic proposals indi- mate of Greece, during a Press sense with parish boundaries, dious Albion" but I suggest our Pollock points out that long position). Among the things which the returned, Is this in accordance before northern churchmen were the theological position expres- cate quite clearly that many conference on March 13. parsons' freeholds, and the kind Baptist friends may use the term "Paidagogos," sed by Dr Eugene Carson Blake, mission fiekls are now facing Resurrection does emphasise, even more strongly for the with Christ's teaching? marching south, Graham had Newtown, N.S.W. BILLY GRAHAM He stated that "the Church of one of the most obvious is the of insulation from one another WCC general secretary, in his great crises in which the U.K. which makes co-operation diffi- Church of England after the re- Often it is easy to tolerate a insisted on integrated Crusades, Greece did not wish to go to Sovereignty of God. person who belongs to one of report to the Central Committee can no longer help. Devaluation cult. cent article on the "Immersing had Negro associate evangelists, last August. Dr billy Graham arrived in of the pound and the recent Sweden, a country whose atti- —Canon S. G. Stewart, of Infants" at St. Stephen's New- these sects, and even to love was ahead of his own denomina- Plea for more tude to Greece is hostile, and —Bishop Gilbert Baker In an open letter Mr Galland Sydney on the same day that severe Budget are economic facts Roseville, N.S.W. town. them as a person, tut that does tion on race and in 1956 after I was stimulated and challeng- President Johnson made his epic where we are not even assured of Hong Kong. criticised particularly the con- which should move Christians in Here was a master stroke of not mean, nor should it mean, visiting President Eisenhower ed on reading your article on announcement. Accordingly, he of our security. Another reason that we find it easy to tolerate "Opportunity In Indonesia." I cept of God's "transcendence" Australia to sacrifice as never is the interference by the W.C.C. Anglican ingenuity. We are went to work among southern and Dr Blake's affirmation that secured much less attention from before to give extra support to their first doctrines. To quote clergy of both races encouraging hope that it will be but the be- the news media than he might in the internal affairs of Greece," faced with an increasing number rejection of a transcendent God our overseas missions. of nominal adherents under an the "Record" of March 7, 1968, a stronger stand for integration. ginning of articles informing us have. the Archbishop declared. "A dog barks when his master constitutes a threat to the ecu- We are challenged to act now. TAKING WOMEN IN HAND amazing lack of discipline. Our But Pollock says, "Just as the of the life and opportunities in menical movement. His presence among us is a 1 I'S, Geneva. is attacked. I would be a coward this our neighbouring nation. Send your extra gifts to C.M.S. ILLIAM Booth didn't problems are "Who to baptise? early apostles, refusing to 'leave By adopting such a categorical great event and for generations or A.B.M. now marked "To help if I saw that God's truth is the World of God and serve W want the devil to have When to baptise? What do we We in the Australian churches attitude, says Mr Gallant, the to come, millions of Australians offset devaluation." Such gifts require of the baptised?" In- attacked and yet would remain tables,' would not be diverted to have been asleep as regards our will trace their spiritual pilgrim- the best tunes! silent, without giving any sound. general secretary "bars the way may also be sent with "A.C.R." Shakespeare stead of answering our tender the economic needs of widows, Christian responsibility to this to all further inquiry .. and age back to this source. The subscriptions and we will send Should the devil be given all consciences on these matters, John Calvin." yet did not fail to arrange for land. Only a handful of Austra- mass media were interested if this were to be the theological them on to the missionary socie- and Bacon the nicest fashions, the tidiest apparently it is suggested that Surely the basis for our atti- their care, so Billy Graham has lian missionaries work in Indo- line adopted by the WCC, many mainly in questioning him on his es int. a our readers. hair, the slenderest figures, the we begin immersing children left tudes to other people and their kept steadily to his primary task Canon Thomas Bland, Vicar nesia compared with the numbers people in France would reactions to President Johnson - freshest faces, the smoothest and right to show our Anglican doctrines should be the Word of of bringing others to the point serving in South Asia, East speech and his attitude to th, of Stratford-on-Avon, has turn- ask themselves: is the WOC a legs, the best-kept nails and the "Biblical" tradition. God. Would other readers agree of new birth, yet has stimulated Africa and New Guinea. place where research on theolo- Vietnam conflict. His most ,hos - ST. CLEMENTS DANES ed down a request from the best manners? One is reminded of the typical that St. John's words in 2 John thousands to serve the bodily Your paper, sir, could stir us gical issues is still possible?" tile questioner unfortunately Francis Bacon Society, whose There's one woman who political stratagem when one verses 6-11 encourage "toler- and social needs of humanity." members wish to open the tomb to a new look at this land which, EPS, Geneva. represented a small section of CEREMONY doesn't think so — Merle Saund - party has something to hide. ance" towards false teachers? of William Shakespeare in the ers. J. S. Goldney, under God, is now open as never our own Church whose hostility The standard of the last Look for a matter which is com- (Mrs) Judy Walker, Hawthorn, S.A. to the Graham Crusade has up chancel of Stratford's parish before. squadron to operate giant Bever- A double certificated nursing mendable and shout it to the Gray's Point, N.S.W. —Ray Barraciough, to this point been veiled in church. sister and wife of an Anglican skies; let all the world know so Please mention "Church silence. The Primate and many ley transports was laid up in the Indiscriminate Newtown, N.S.W. R.A.F. Church of St. Clement They believe the tomb may parson employed by the A.B.C.. that if the storm breaks on the Graham and Record" when replying to other bishops and Churchmen Danes in the Strand on Sunday, contain evidence which could Merle Saunders firmly believes truth we shall have something baptism associated themselves with the tolerance our advertisers. March 24. The No. 34 Squadron solve the long-standing controv- that Christian women and girls to point to as likely to lessen While all condemn indiscrimi- Baptist evangelist's work in the warmest was formed in 1916 and during ersy as to whether Bacon was should look and act their best the blast. I think this matter in, ess of discrediting nate administration, it must possible terms. In these Crusades the last war flew against the author of Shakespeare's at all times. boasts of the same spirit. Bills Grah.lul. Sydney church- remain difficult in practice to number we see the ecumenical spirit at plays. "Is it any honour to God for "Amazed Rector" man. the Rcs. W. G. Coughlan, its best. the Japanese from Singapore and decide when to "repel" an infant 1, ru e with reference to what Malaya and later from India. Six years ago Canon Bland a Christian lass to dress in a was reported in "The Australian" from baptism if one is to abide • Mrs Merle Saunders. is evidently a misprint in the We welcome God's faithful In 1960 it returned to the Far turned down a similar request. fashion that's three years old— Baptism by (20/3/ 68) as claiming that the by the spirit in which the service article "Baptist Centenary" on to look out of place?" she says. servant among us. These are East and played a vital part in Now the Francis Bacon Society when — it's also how to be- dipping-3 1959 Crusade made for emotion- was drawn up. page 8 of the current issue great and exciting days to be the Indonesian confrontation, is considering taking the case to have, how to speak in public, alism and intolerance that The Jews thought they were (22/2/68) of your paper, where- a consistory court. MEANINGFUL he article on Baptism by Graham preached that tolerance alive, to work and to witness for when the large Beverleys were how to take part in meaningful automatically children of God, in it is stated that "1,800 Baptists a familiar sight throughout the What help is available for a conversation. the Rev. Ward Powers records was a sin and required his lis- were celebrating the centenary our Lord. Christian girl or woman in the an interesting experience. May but our Lord tried to point out airfields of Asia and Australia. Since the Church is run by teners to be in accord with the to them that if it were only a of the Baptist Union of N.S.VV." art of make-up, hairstyling, I respectfully suggest that he evangelist's every point made. fingernail care, fashion know- men it's not likely that any matter of lineage then they The figure should have read how, poise and general groom- Church will run classes for would all recognise Him (John "18,000," and it would he ap- Si. ANDREW'S Time ing? It's one thing to say that women! So using a small legacy 8; Rom. 4:11). But God cer- tainly works in the context of preciated if you would make a MO G MEMORIAL VILLAGE, "Lord I have time, Christian girls can conform to left by her mother Merle Saund- ers is starting the "Eleanor TAHLEE BIBLE COLLEGE families (Ex 20:5-6; Rom. 9:7-8), correction in your next issue. CATHEDRAL SCHOOL I have plenty of time, the fashions of the hour, it's 284 Castle Hill Road another thing to help girls to School of Personal Develop- so that it would appear that in As a subscriber, I wish to SYDNEY MI the time that you give me, ment." ♦ Two year Bible Diploma Course. many a Chistian's background (Registered under the Bursars CASTLE HILL, dress and act in accordance • Tuition in Practical skills (Mechanics etc.). compliment you on the high Endownment Act). The years of my life, with Christian principles with- She plans not only to con- ♦ Special provision for Married Couples and children there has been a succession of duct classes in Sydney, but also • Campus 170 acres standard of the "Church The Church School al the Heart The days of my years, out looking out of place in on the shores of Port Stephens . godly ancestors, even if remotely God's world. to go to country towns for a Principal Ken. Eric 5. Potter, L.Th. spaced. Record." of the Diocese. The hours of my days, fortnight at a time, where local Write now for Prospectus, Karuah. N.S.W. 2324 The promises are to believers' (Founded by Bishop Barry. (Mrs) J. Waldock, loth July, 11355.) They are all mine. Several years existence on a women's groups will help in the descendants (Acts 2:39), but not country parson's salary has Mosman, N.S.W. And The VILLAGE FAIR Mine to fill, quietly, calmly, organisation, making themselves School for Cathedral Choristers. brought Merle into intimate a few dollars into the bargain. SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1968. But to fill completely, up to the contact with the trials and tribu- ENROLMENT 300 The course is planned Accommodation for an additional 12.30 p.m. — 4.30 p.m. brim, lations of the housewife and to cover every aspect of beauty 100 pupils in the new school. Primary to Higher School Certifi- • To offer them to you, that of mother who has no time or BARBECUE AREA AND HOT WATER care and fashion, department, cate and Matriculation. Pruvislon • money to give to herself and PONY RIDES. their insipid water good manners, and speech train- for Language and Technical • HAY RIDES her appearance. Living for years ing. Courses. Staff of experienced • You may make a rich wine such CHOIR--3 p m.-3.30 p.m.—Children's Choir in other people's left-overs—as Teachers and Graduates. Generous • BANDS—POLICE as you made one in Cam But doesn't every woman Be a •child she was one of eight so WIDE AWAKE after the Crusade! Scholarships provided for Cathe- • AFTERNOON TEA—HOT DOGS of Galilee. need a mail? it was nothing new for her— dral choristers and Probationers; "If my school really gets choral training in the Cathedral Wonderful variety of stalls including our own handivatts. I am not asking you to-night, and dressing her children like- Lord, for the time to do this going, I'll be starting courses Excite attention, help new believers, open doors ... with and in the School under the Come — Lovely surroundings. wise, Merle knows the frustra- for men too. So many Christian direction of Michael Hymens, and then that, tion many women suffer in M. Mus., Cathedral Organist and Rus No. 184: From Pennant Hills Station to our men dress shockingly, talk audio-visuals from Choirmustor the hour . vlown—lo minutes PUB FACT AND FAITH FILMS But your grace to do conscien- never being able to look or feel dreadfully, barge past their For Prospectus apply to: RUS No. 200. From Parramatta Station to Rogm's Hill. connects with tiously, in the time that you their best. The Headmaster . No. 184 at Castle Hill town for our Village. women-folk through doors, for- give me, what you want Inc "It's not just a matter Canon M. C. Newth, 8.4., Th. L., to do." get to open car doors for M.A.C.E. of knowing what to wear and them. " — Contributed. (TELEPHONE: 61-7836). Page 4 Australian Church Record, April 18, 1968 Australian Church Record, April 18, 1968 Page 5 their experiences against those of letters and parts of Acts. Book dating? Munck seems to shale the writers of the 22 personal five, "Jesus - I /older and the Scandinavian suspicion of MISSIONARY ACV CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS TH. C. RESULTS stories. Also they will be helped Lord," is a brief manual of documentary theories, and to as they assimilate the important Theology and Ethics based on think of Luke as providing /Ill BROADCASTS HE Committee for External Studies of Moore Col- insights into interpersonal re- Paul and John. "elegant version of the tradition lationships contained in the about Jesus" rather than as being The first missionary shortwave lege, Newtown, N.S.W. announces following The structure of the book is T the other easy-to-read articles. influenced by the work of the dependent on Mark's gospel.) radio licence issued by any Com- results for the Th.C. examinations in third term, 1967: The closing paragraph con- inonwealth country has been POSITIONS Holiday THE A.B.C. OF CHURCH MUSIC by S. British N.T. scholars T. W. The notes and comments on tains this statement "I believe Manson, Dodd, V. Taylor and the text itself are rather thin, granted to the Far East Broad- VACANT Accommodation DOCTRINE III EARLY CHURCH HISTORY Rhys and It Palmer. 1967, pp 212, that all our experiments in inter- C. F. D. Motile. compared with those of, say, the casting Company by the Govern- HOME OF PEACE l.Gnu personal relationships lead in- ment of Seychelles Islands. High Distinction High I $4.60. The writer has an usually apt New London Commentary. SLAP hiiLATH. Fu, nished clean cottage, HOSPITAL Betide), R., Noith Booth, evitably to a theological relation- 'ieniences Phone 631-3592 Berkley, R., Nth, Bunch. Distinction Even experienced iiii!.;ctans and lively style which repres- Of special interest are the nine Originally, F.E.B.C. had ap- (S. ' exchange). DIstInction Treloar, Dr. D., Killara. ship: God-and-thou, God-and- ents the meaning of the gospels plied for,a licence from the Aus- (Deaconess Institution), Watt, P. Lakemba. seek usable information on vocal appendices added by Albright SOUTH SYDNEY' Credit me; rand-thou." This statement and epistles with astonishing and Mann "on problems not dis- tralian Government in 1966 but EVERSLEIGH, Credit Blackwell, E. 1., Sth. Coogee; Mac- production, psalm singing, selec- is significant in itself but it also Ss OMEN'S HOSF21AL, Leven, R., Revesby; Matheson, R. C., laurin, D. B., Beecroft; Donald, B. S., tion of organs, salaries for orga- faithfulness. cussed in detail by the author." it had been refused. The trans- Wl hi II RS'T GUEST HOUSE Fairfield; Davis, W.. Eastwood; Shep- indicates the emphasis of this Gilpin Street, 274 Addison Road, Petersham. Camp Hill, Old.; Endean, J. E. M., nists, hymn play-overs, Merbecke As a book to browse in, it missions from the Seychelles will For an enjoyable holiday in Green Valley; Bowra, K., Hurstville; herd. P. F., Moorabbin, Vic.; Thomason, book. These deal with Luke's ethnic C. H. S.. Gorcionvale, Old.; Sanson. is quite fascinating. It is intend- more than adequately cover the CAMPERDOWN. Christian atmosphere. Good NERINGAH, Harvey, K.. Huratville; Tierney, J., TaM- accompaniments and related sub- -Gordon Beatty background (we cannot say worth; Dean, M. M., Kingsgrove; Llewel- G., Auburn. jects. This book provides it. ed as a text book for young whether he was Jew or non- target areas originally envisaged. Food. H. and C. water in bed- Neringah Avenue, Wahroonga. lyn L. Collaroy Plateau; Ireland, Dr. E.. Pass The work in its initial stages is Homicide; Eager. M.. Sth. Hurstville. Woodward, C. N., Dundee; Lilley. F. . so much of the . . . people in secondary schools, and Jew); "Eyewitnesses" in Luke rooms. House-parties taken. E., Pymble; Craig, D. C., Balciutha, being directed by a young Eng- GREENWICH, Pass information it provides," affirms CHURCH AND EUCHARIST. Edited b the writer has adopted what he (which is a discussion of "minist- Mr and Mrs H. Bartrop, Chapman. D.. Beecrott; Coombes C., N.Z.; Evans, D. M., Woodford; Wilkins, ' calls a "controlled vocabulary" lishman, Mr John Wheatley, who River Road, Greenwich. Sorell, Tas.; Davis, W., Eastwood; Bor- N., East Hills. the R.S.C.M.'s "Promoting ers," huperetes, in Luke 1:3, 219 Katoomba Street, Michael Hurley, SI Gill and Son• has been with F.E.B.C. since VACANCIES exist for rel, V. A., Kingsgrove; Faase, H., Tam- Church Music," "answers so for his translation. though the writer strangely con- KATOOMBA. The largest Hospital of its bar Springs. Dublin and Melbourne, 1966. pp 1955. ASSISTANTS-1N-NURSING. NEW TESTAMENT IV many of the questions which -Donald Robinson. fuses this term with autaptai); kind in the State admitting 298, English 21/. Mr Wheatley spent most of terminal or advanced chronically R.S.C.M. members ask us in THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES trans- the phenomenon of Pentecost Apply in writing GREEK II Langstaff. L., Kingtigruvei Muyei, R. their dozens every day of the There are 23 contributors ("Galileans" in Acts 2:7 is taken March on deputation work in BUNDANOON ill patients of any age, nation- .1., VVaverley. or phone 51.2861 Credit S., Cmula; Elliott, Methodist, Presbyterian, Roman lat:,,c1 wit(, an introduction and Victoria, N.S.W. and Queens- ality or religious faith. Warwick, N., Kellyville; Bowra, Credit week." Though the "Musical to mean "followers of the Gali- for appointment. "Orono" Christian Youth Camp Hurstville. Keogh, J. N., Panania; Humbly, D., Times" rebuffs the book both Catholic and Church of Ire- note-, by Johannes Munck. pp XC • lean," i.e., ("Christians"); the land, interesting Australians in Beautiful bushland setting. Accommodation for 300 Botany. the missionary outreach of Pass Pass because of errors in scholarship land, to this volume. It contains 316. Doubleday Jerusalem Church (it is argued patients. Hambly, 0. M., Botany. Co., New York Accom, 60. Coady, K., Revcmby; Talbot, L.' E., and Christian emphasis, surely a the proceedings of 2 conferences that its organisation and iratitu- F.E.B.C. in many Asian lands. Mittagong, 1961, $7.25, Mod. Cons. Enquiries: Your help is urgently needed• DOCTRINE III spiritual emphasis is the church held in 1965 and 1966 in Ire- tions were strongly Essene in Mr J. Davy, for the immediate and future HISTORtCAL THEOLOGY THIRD TERM, 1967, TRANS. musicians objective? land. It deals both with the THE EPISTLES OF JAMES, PETER AND pattern), "Stephen's Samaritan "Twynham" needs of the Hospital. Disuncunn Distinction doctrine and practice of the background" (in which Dr Jnncs, C. I , Campbell. I.. NeWIt1,1. Possibly this compact volume DISTRICT INQUIRIES are invited from (priests sacrament of Holy Communion, JUDE translated with introduction Penrose. Ph. 258. It is proposed to establish a Credit cannot encompass its title's scope, Abram Spiro's view that Stephen or laymen) for the position of Vic- Young. P.W., Middle Core; Hall, N. and also with the meaning and and notes by Ba Reicke. pp XXXVIII was a Samaritan is advocated 100-bed Hospital at Mona Vale A., Eloabeth Bay; Geddes. M. J., yet it includes a splendid biblio- torian Secretary of The Rush Church doctrine of the Church. and "Hebrews" is convincingly EXPERIMENT when sufficient funds are avail- Croydon. graphy, addresses of music pub- plus 221, $6.20. Aid Society. full particulars of work MODERN Two-bedroom Flat, very close GREEK CHURCH shown to be used in the sense of The Wollongong E !lima, cc.ac . Septic and ample war. able. Pass lishers and organisations; hints Each major essay is followed "These are two commentaries and terms of appointment from Honor- Available Aprti f May. S26. June Mathis, V.. Revesby; Smyth. C., "Samaritans"); Simon Magus; N.S.W., area constitutes .1 geo- per week. No school hobs . on improvisation, accompani- by comments by two members ary Clerical Secretary. Victorian Com- July 916 All donations over $2 are Belmore; Llewellyn, J., Collaroy Plateau; from the new series, The Anchor No. I Quarterdeck," Agent. Hunter. Spratt. L. A., Dee Why; Mitchell M., ment and transposition; of other Churches. Extracts from Paul's education (no evidence of graphical entity with a popula- . Avoca, 81252. Ian Bible, which has appeared under mittee, 30 invermay Grove, Rosanna allowable deductions for income Eltham. Vic.; Roe, J., Merrylandat AND LAW analysis of hymnals in widest the communion services of 5 his having had a formal Greek tion great enough to require con- Victoria, 3084. Inquires should be tax purposes. Turner, NC, Panania; Keogh, J. N., the general authorship of W. F. education); and the customary tinuous assistarrce in Christian Panania. (Athens) - The articles on use, amlong other topics. Rarely churches are added in appen- lodged by 30th April, 1968. "METROPOLE" Albright and D. N. Freedman. languages of the Jews. PLEASE REMEMBER THE religion contained in the pro- does it become obsolete (organ dices. The series is in 38 volumes, and Education. At the same time it TEMPERANCE HOTEL HOSPITAL posed new Greek constitution primers and electronic instru- It is not surprising that we Bo Reicke's commentary on is too far from Sydney to enable the contributors include Protest- city-based personel to be effec- KATOOMBA IN YOUR WILL. are identical to those in the ments). have here a very instructive ants, Roman Catholics and Jews. the Catholic Epistles is less INDONESIAN previous constitutional charter. Suggested organ music is over- dialogue. The biggest disappoint. recent and calls for less remark tive, and so was the first to claim For further information, phone John Bright writes on Jere- a full-time Christian Education oil Board or Bed and Breakfast. Plans to revise the constitu- ly rich in transcriptions and noent is that there is practically here. The author takes I Peter OPPORTUNITY FOR or write to: miah, F. M. Cross on Exodus Officer in the diocese of Sydney. CHRISTIAN SERVICE. K. L. and F. M. HEAILNE tion were first announced after poor in choral preludes. Choral no expression of a truly evange- and Samuel, Raymond Brown on as authentic, but dates II Peter, An opportunity is available at Scrip- Phone 20. lical theology of the Lord's ture Union Headquarters. Sydney, for The Chief Administrative Officer PASTORS TRAIN the military coup of April, 1967. suggestions are not all practic- John's Gospel and Epistles, H. L. Jude and James in the 90s of The experiment has paid off. competent. experienced Secretary. Supper. the first century. He attempts to The area is as large as some a essential; shorthand Box 124, Post Office, There is a total of 125 articles able in Protestant churches. Ginsberg on I Isaiah. Other Good tvoing is At all theological academies in the proposed legal instru- The Presbyterian writers seem interpret the last three within country dioceses in terms of is not necessary. Petersham. and colleges in Indonesia a new The A.B.C. of Church Music writers in the series include Kris- Abil•ty is required to handle per- ment. The first two deal with should find its way on to the to be "high church" Presby- "the situation under Domitian." numbers of 'parishes and Angli- annul and phone enquiries. special training for pastors has ter Stendahl and G. E. Wright. This is an interesting and varied 56-5621. 56.8871. religion. The document declares: shelves of church musicians as terian. The contribution of the This is not established by the can population, but the officer Position in a congenial office. SEcoND•HAND been inaugurated. The new "The established religion in one Evangelical Anglican whose The Danish scholar Johannes exegesis, and the view greatly concerned is not cut off from a Phone or write to Mr L. Hutton ught Quote, it is an invaluable reference Scripture Union. 239 Elizabeth Street , 'arses will aim at easing the name is known to the reviewer Munch died in the course of weakens the value of the com- Sydney 2000 Phone 26-6161. shoo. 93 Bathurst Street. Svdney Greece is that of the Eastern work on practical matters. wider fellowship with the larger ite shortage of ministers Orthodox Church of Christ. (W. C. G. Proctor) is weak and preparation of this volume on mentary. work of the Board of Education. WANTED 100 more students to enrol In Ised by the rapid growth there Occasional lapses in scholarship Acts, and it has 'been revised by ST. MARY'S Children's Village. Alice C. of E Bible College. Full Bible con sr Proselytism and every other in- demand discernment in its use. ineffective. As in much ecumeni- the Anchor Bible is an im- He begins with lines of approach Springs. which houses SO destitute lectures in Sydney or by cofrespoi the Christian Church. Besides Albright and C. J. Mann. Those children (non-delinquent), has an urge,t . s i• terference with the established i had Hemans cal discussion today, there are already prepared and training p ,stors for the congregations, a who know his "Paul and the Sal- portant series, though one wond- need ta a certificated nursing sIste• at Wvst N „..: religion is prohibited. wide areas of agreement, but it ers if these days it is necessary formats already in existence. At who would be able to supervise I - drinker. Details 85-6475. large number of chaplains are vation of Mankind" will general health of the children, loot, "The Orthodox Church of is some of the presuppositions be to produce a translation (in large the same time he has the advan- to medication, injections and ours,- needed for the Army and THE PAINTED ROMANESQUE CEILING keenly interested in this com- where necessary. This would not be . vc CM to let. Lady use home con- Greece, acknowledging as its held in common which call for type) with such commentaries. tage of closer liaison with clergy en:es. Ask fun Mrs Campbell. prisons. mentary. The first surprise is full-time lob so that in addition the SPECIAL , '862 Dulwich Hill. head our Lord Jesus Christ, is OF ST, MARTIN IN ZILLIS. Lund, rigorous examination. They could easily be produced and lay teachers. Sister would supervise in the trans t that Munch's scepticism about block. training 10 school age children An unusually large number of indissolubly united in doctrine Humphries, Price £5/5/0 U.K. -Donald Robinson. in a much smaller compass and The result has been that there straight from the bush to look arse' lents, both men and women, with the Great Church of Christ the historical value of Acts themselves. Some c:eaning to do Sc) EVENTS I Had, Humphries of London be less expensive. are vigorous Sunday School no cooking. Applicant would he In ,e sought to enroll in the new in Constantinople and every seems to have evaporated as he be a practising Anglican with avka een have produced a beautifully came to closer grips with it. -Donald Robinson. Teachers' Conferences being sense of dedication, an ability to get "GET CRACKING WITH WITT- sses. In Jokjakarta, according other Church of the same doc- ISRAEL - ACT III, by Richard Wolff conducted regularly and in spec- on with and train children, without at 7.45 p.m. lnformatiedienst, 67 students printed and lavishly illustrated worrying about popularity. Salary trine. following steadily as they Tyndale House, Wheaton, Illinois, The 90-page introduction is ial religious instruction in 516 per week with all found. This is 21st May. 1968 spoiled for a course that could edition of this account of the with Folksingers etc. mention tic ao with sqvi orcle: do, the Holy Apostolic Synodical pp 94. outstanding. Munck favours • The 1662 Act of Uniformity schools a very good sitution an urgent need. Will a suitable dentin enquiry. All leading brands stocked at accommodate only 20. In Makas- fabric and fantastic artwork of Please apply immediately to'- Speaker-Rt. Reed. Howell Witt the best value in Australia. Money Canons and holy traditions. It is Harnack's dating of both Luke is among those recommended for exists. High school classes are all The Superintendent-Chaplala. of North-West Australia a small Swiss medieval church Bishop back guarantee if you are not per- sar there were many more appli- autocephalous and exercises its the Bible and the Mid-East and Acts in the early 60s. (What repeal by the Law Commission, St. Marys Children's Village, fectly satisfied even with the cheapest perched by a grim mountain is the sub-title, of reasonably size and there are p0. Bon 78. ST. PAUL'S HALL ropes, so, as 3 x 225' 43c 7- cants for the chaplains course sovereign rights independently of happens to the usual view of which is overhauling the Statute no over-large groups taken in N T 2n-7 '900' 52.59. (now less further 10 ravine. The Prologue begins with the • cent). than could be enrolled. other churches. It is administer- Mark and Matthew and their Book of the U.K . !school assembly halt. 's

I.V.F. POST IN N.Z: THE AUSTRALIAN THE AUSTRALIAN I, young Sy dney clergyman been the development of consti- who has just arrived home after tutional autonomy in the Est CHURCH some years doing research at lished Church in later Victorian C.iiiihridge flu a Ph.D., has been England. The Archbishop elsi.ditc, 5, appoint- zar la in succession to Rev. S. C' mphell appointed General Secretary of He recently married Miss RECORD ed the following new rival deans: Rev. flyable. He will take up the post in the Inter-Varsity Fellowship of Susan Mary Simpson, who also R. J. Bomb:int Manly-Mosman; Rev. July. P. R. Watson, Prospect; Rcr. G. J. S. Fiangelical Unions in New Zea- has been doing post-graduate The paper for Church of King, Blue Mountains; Rev. L. J. Bart- Rev, W. G. Williams, rector of St. land. work at Cambridge. Mrs Withy- England people — Catholic, CHURCH RECORD lett, Strathfield. Edward's, Kensington Gardens (Adel- laide), has accepted nomination to the combe has completed work for Apostolic, Protestant and THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND NEWSPAPER — EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION I he Rev. Robert Withyoombe Reformed Rev A. W. Bailey, retiring Federal Parish of Clare (VVillochra). graduated from the University iier M.A. at Sydney University secretary of the Church Army, has been and for some time was on the Subscription 52.50 per year. Registered at the G.P.O., Sydney, for transmission by post Printed by John Fairfax and appointed chaplain to the Repatriation The Rev. Alfred J. Dyer, a pioneer of Sydney with honours in His- teaching staff of the English Editorial arid Business: 511 No, 1412 May 2, 1968 at a newspaper. Sons Ltd., Broadway, Sydney. Price 10 cents General Hospital. Concord (Sydney) C.M S. missionary In the Northern Terri- tory and trained for the ministry from June I. tory passed away at Austinmer, N.S.W., Kent St., Sydney. Phone: at Moore College where he Department at the University of on April 6. He and the Rev. Rex N.S.W. 61-2975. Office hours: 10 Mr Stan. E. }Immersion, former loynt and the Rev. H. M. Warren workedfor a London B.D. with executive officer of the Flying Medical pioneered the work at Roper River, Mr Withycombe takes on his a.m. to 4p .m. Issued fort- Service, has been appointed to the new Mr Dyer arrived there in 1915. In honours. nightly, on alternate 'Thurs- position of administrative secretary of the 1925, he opened the work at (annelid new post in April and will be Bush Church Aid Society in Sydney. Although over 90 years of age, he wrote At Cambricle,. his field Iris static 11,1 in Wellington, N.Z. days. Copy deadline hurs- to the Record Just before his death, advis- day preceding dale of issue, GOSPEL ENTHRALLS THE MULTITUDES Mr David Bolds', conductor of the ing that he was helping at Austinmer hut earlier receipt preferable. `41•41,41,4,4 P.., 411" •IINININP 411• 0 • 41,114. ar ,41,11,4^4.1 Sydney University Graduates' Choir and during the vacancy in the parish. He 'I AM not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ, for it is the power of Sydney Crusade meetings in the a former acting organist of St. Andrew's said that he thought this would be his Royal Agricultural Society's Cathedral. Sydney, has been appointed last active worki organist and choirmaster of St. Clement's, God unto salvation for everyone who believes' said St. Paul Showgrounds. Mosman (Sydney) from May I, The Rev. E. B. Wynn, Curate-in- The Sydney meetings were fav- STOP PRESS Charge of St. Mark's, Sylvania (Sydney), No reed to search for a in the year A.D. 58. 1910 years later, Australia has seen it Rev. R. L. Burrell, precentor of St. has been appointed Curate-In-Charge of oured with fine, clear weather, One hundred thousand , John's Cathedral, Brisbane, will begin All Saints' Manaville. conference demonstrated again. although some of the evenings people overflowed from the post-graduate studies in theology at Gene- were cool. ral Theological Seminary, New York, in Showground into the Sydney & camp I hi' intitai I of the four capital Crusades, young people have September next. to 46 deg. which was the coldest The opening gathering, on Sat- Cricket Ground for the final I Towles has been f elt predominated. site , March night in Perth for 65 urday, April 20, saw 36,0011 meeting of the Sydney Rev. John A. Noble was priested by Ott ittiOitett the land and has years. the Crusade had one of its people at the Showgrounds, with the Archbishop of Brisbane in KOREA-AUSTRALIA BRISBANE: Crusade on Sunday, April St. Stephen's, Coorparoo on Sunday. rr, is ed Itrist's Church. lowest attendances; 5,500. De- Over 200,000 attended in Bris- 1,441 inquirers responding to Mr 28, March 31. He will continue iris curacy spite this, however, more than Graham's message. The first Sun- at Coorparoo under the Rev. John l'I It I ll: bane and there were over 4,500 368 inquirers came forward in day afternoon meeting drew a In his last message before Greenwood. G.F.S. LINKS I .u!, -eight thousand, eight- inquirers. Ten thousand, seven- flying off to begin a Crusade hundred attended in Perth and the rain at the conclusion of hundred and twenty-five attended crowd of 59,000, with 2,791 in- Canon Simon W. Phipps, industrial this Youth Night service to make quirers moving forward at the in Portland, Oregon, Mr chaplain in the diocese of Coventry and Miss Maria Park of Korea there were 1967 inquiries. Add landline meetings, with 620 at Graham spoke on the text I well-known as a close friend of Princess arrived recently as the guest of to this the landline centres in their commitment to Jesus one in Townsville and many in invitation. Margaret. is to be the first suffragan Christ. 24,500 people attended on Corinthians 1: 18-25 and I bishop of Horsham in the diocese of the Australian G.F.S. This is the places as distant as Carnarvon Mt. Isa. Corinthians 2, V.2, Chichester. He is a 46-year-old bachelor outcome of the G.F.S. World (600 miles front Perth) and the Over 25 per cent of the in- Monday, April 22, with 2,124 who won the M.C. in World War II with John Wesley White took the Four thousand, two hun- Project, supported by approxi- consult direct radio broadcasts over nine quirers in Perth were Anglicans inquirers. 20,000 people attend- the Coldstream Guards. He went to Trin- and the Archbishop of Perth is first five days and Mr Graham ed on Tuesday, April 23, with dred and sixty-two people ity College and Westcott House, Cam- mately 40 countries, which aims stations. spoke at the last 'three services, bridge after the war. Doug McDougalls giving a lead in follow-up plans. 944 responding to the message. to offer friendship and support In addition to the Perry Lakes The Archbishop of Brisbane 'moved forward in response to the Anglican Church • Res Robert and Mrs W ithycouthc shortly before leaving Wednesday, April 24 saw 29,500 Canon Max Corbett, a C.M.S. mission- CAW IS TIAN nightly Crusade meetings, Leigh- ADELAIDE: strongly supported the Crusade. to his appeal. It was a mov- ary in Tanzania since 1955, has been in Korea. for New Zealand. ton Ford and his team have In Adelaide, 62,800 attended people attending, with 1,604 in- appointed C.M.S. represenaltive In Tan- SYDNEY: - quirers. ing scene and a fitting finale Four thousand Australian CONFERENCE addressed more than a dozen the Leighton Ford Crusade and to the nine-day Crusade, The inquirers totalled 1,542. To these Mr Graham confessed at a The Thursday night meeting G.F.S. members have raised High school assemblies through- Governor of N.S.W., Sir 4 CAMP out Perth and suburbs, spoken figures must be added thousands pre-Crusade luncheon on April (Anzac Day) was specially direct- money so that Maria could be 18 that he had been strongly DEMAND to several luncheons and in many more who participated at land- ed to young people and 57,000 Roden Cutler, V.C., was MELBOURNE brought here to train for a year BOOKING moved to return to the U.S.A. in Youth Leadership, and they LAITY DISTRIBUTE I area churches. line centres, many in distant attended. It was estimated front Patron. Dr P. N. W. Strong, CENTRE The eight days of outdoor parts of the State. on hearing the news of Dr the platform by Mr Graham that hope to raise more so that a FOR FILMS Martin Luther King's assassina- Archbishop of Brisbane and second student can come. meetings took place during the Forty-seven inquirers were re- the great majority of those at- CONSULTATIONS Over 31)0 Billy Graham films COMMUNION Select from over 30 sites tion. After much prayer he resol- tending were young people. Primate of Australia, was Six small G.F.S. girls carry- coldest March weather conditions ferred to Holy Trinity, Adelaide, present on the Friday even- The Archbishop of Mel- were screened in the month of on record. On the Wednesday and of these 24 were beween 14 ved to see the Sydney Crusade It was also evident that a high ing a sheaf of flowers and a (Vatican I ity), — The Sacred at one central office. through. proportion of those attending ing. Previously he had at- bourne's Ecumenical Affairs koala were specially chosen to March to over 22,000 people in night when the weather dropped and 21 years of ace. In all the Congregation of the Sacraments Phoni • 61-3371 or write were non-church attenders. The Committee recently arranged a join Mrs Loane, wife of the N.S.W in preparation for the The Archishop of Sydney tended every meeting of the Graham Crusade. Thousands has given the West German hier- 307 SasseI Street, conclusion of the address saw meeting of clergy to discuss Archbishop of Sydney, and archy permission to allow lay- presided at the luncheon and Mr Brisbane Crusade. more saw them in other States. Sydney Graham was welcomed on behalf 4,510 young people move for- Methodism in the Church. G.F.S. representatives, as a wel- men to distribute Communion Total attendances at the Approximately 120 clergy for free brochure or bookings. of the State Government by the ward for counselling. coming committee at Mascot. Challenge Films, a division of when sufficient priests or deacons At this point in the Crusade Crusade were 418,000. In- representing Roman Catholic, Four of these girls had raised Fact and Faith Films reported are not available. Hon. A. D. Bridges, Minister for Presbyterian, and Methodist met Child Welfare and Social total atendance ran to 226,000. quirers totalled 22,420. $15 with a backyard bazaar as this recently. In the past six This figure, for the first six days at the parish centre of St. John's, their effort towards the Project. months, 1,400 of these films Granted on a three-year ex- Christian Touring Welfare. Mr Graham returns in Camberwell, on Friday, March perimental basis, the permission The Hon. Vernon Treatt, of the Crusade, compared with March, 1969, for Crusades Now she is at Deaconess House, have been screened to over 167,000 for the first six days 29, for the ecumenical discussion. Melbourne, ready to begin, the 120,000 viewers, Many viewers will also allow mothers superior Party — 1969 Chief Commissioner of the City in Melbourne and New Zea- of religious communities to ad- of the 1959 Sydney Crusade. Papers were presented by three special course which has been made decisions for Christ. NEss ZEALAND (both kiamisl of Sydney, welcomed him to the land. minister Communion in their city. Among those present were A late report appears elsewhere leading theologians in their field: arranged for her. All this happened before the January 27th to February 15th, 1969. on this page. the Rev. Doctor Frank Hambly, Maria speaks English fluently Crusades began. convent chapels, See this South Pacific Paradise Senator McKellar, Federal Min- EPS, Geneva. Nature's Wonderland. the World In Master of Lincoln College, Uni- — she is a Korean university At the Sydney Royal Show, Miniature In the South Seas, travel- ister of Social Services; the Hon. versity of Adelaide; tire Rev, graduate — and so she"will be ling in congenial Christian company. W. C. Wentworth, Federal Min- the Billy Graham pavilion show- Tour will include a comprehensive Stanley Weeks, Minister of Yarra able to benefit from many acti- ed "Man in the Fifth Dimen- coverage of both Islands of NOV ister for Aboriginal Affairs; the REVIVAL IN NIGERIA Street Methodist Church, Gee- vities. sion" eleven times each day. Zealand. The West Coast, Milford Hon. S. T. Stephens, State Min- She has brought with her BISHOP GOES Sound. the newly opened Mast Pass ister for Lands, and the Hon. J. The Holy Spirit has rate statistics are not available long; the Rev. John Parris, Lec- This was the 111m made for the Highway. Fox Glacier, Lakes Mona- for other denominations, but turer, Histnn Department, Uni- many photographs of the G.F.S. pourl, Matheson, and others also B. Renshaw, Leader of the swept the Church in re- New York World Fair and it they all report large increases versity of NIcibtiorne. groups in Korea and these in- included. NS.W. State Opposition and the has been drawing 'great crowds BACK 50 YEARS Party will depart Sydney by safe, vival and we con never be and many hundreds of people clude some of their first Leader luxurious Jet Airliner on January heads of the Protestant in Sydney too. As many as Itishou Donald (taker, noes 85 the same again. being baptised. Training Camp held last year. 3,000 people saw the film on 27th, 1969, returning February 15th. Churches. She also brought with her a copy and !kites.; in NIeltsourne, in re- 1969. Party will travel In Modern Up to the time of preparing So declares normally unde- Response snowballs one day. rector of the vsell- Comfort Coaches while in New • Billy Graham and krehlielivii of Sydney greet guests WOOD WILL FONERALS of the Korean G.F.S. news sheet Zealand, missy High Class Accom- this report nearly a quarter of a monstrative Wilf A. Bellamy, More than a thousand have which helps to link the branches knussn es angelical Own,' St modation throughout the 'Four, and al a SYdne3 IIIIIChelm at the lrocaderu prior to the Crusade. million people had attended the acting general secretary of New been 'baptised in one part of 1361131-3 Point, Hobart, will he under the personal super- throughout her country, and she vision of an experienced Christian Life for All, the movement which Benue Province alone. A report ANGOLA 511)cars ago. Metropolitan (All talks of their many activities Leader. has been used to transform the from Kido says, "Every Sunday Branches) 80-0396 which, beside worship, include At that time he purchased an ALL INCLUSIVE COST—SA409.00. Church in the Middle Belt area people are 'coming to Christ." At EXPULSIONS old seamen's chapel on the Ho- For complete information send Katoomba — Katoomba 41 such things as flower arranging• stamped addressed envelope to of Nigeria, West Africa, and Adamawa/Sardauna, in the bart waterfront for £50 and had N.Z. ANGLICANS REACT folk-dancing and singing. (New fork). -- I he majority REV. ERI(' WALSHANS, earn for it the title of the fastest north, 5,472 prayer cells have of missionaries of the United it erected in Lord Street, Sandy 6 ViClOria Street. growing church in the world. been established. Mayfield. N.5.53 2304. Bay. Earlier this year, Bishop Churches Overflow What is the secret of the move- Church of Canada and the Baker returned at the invitation TO GEERING DECISION Churches which used to ment? "Our formula is simple and United Church of Christ of the Rev. H. Condon, present N open letter has been addressed to the Archbishop of New Zealand., the be half empty are filled every biblical," says Bellamy. "Total (U.S.A.) are to be withdrawn rector of Sandy Bay, for the 50th Furniture Removals Sunday to overflowing. In areas mobilisation equals total evange- anniversary celebrations. Most Rev. N. A. Lesser, by Anglicans who believe that last y' ar's doc- from Angola. and Storage A where no churches existed be- lisation." Dr Alford Carleton, executive Other visitors included the trinal controversy in the Presbyterian Church affects the attitude of the lievers now meet together for Unity vice - president of the U.S. Bishop of Tasmania (Right Rev. G & C DREW Pty Ltd other four negotiating churches to union. prayer and Bible reading. In a way unknown 'before in R. Davies), Bishp G. F. Crans- PEOPLE IN NEED church's Board for World Minis- 66 Smith's Avenue, Organisers of the movement Nigeria the various evangelical tries, said the joint action was wick, and the first rector of St Signatories lerneSCIli every General Assembly with regard taught without censure by ac- have long lost count of the thou- Hurstville missions and denominations are being taken because the Portu- Peters', the Rev, F. Maling. diocese, and include a bishop. to the teaching of Principal credited ministers of the Presby- sands who have become Chris- working together, praying togeth- Daily the Home Mission Society is reclaim- guese Government has a policy In 1920, Rev. Donald Baker Local, Country and Interstate The letter says: Geering does not alter the atti- terian Church, we wish to say tians. By the end of the er and witnessing together. Angli- ing human life all through the Diocese of "apparently intended to extin- left St. George's Battery Point Removals "Our attention has been drawn tude of the Negotiating that we do not share the opinion first year's outreach recorded de- cans, Baptists, Methodists, Pente- Sydney. Your prayer and money counts. guish Protestant missionary acti- to become Bishop of Bendigo. Write or phone 50-8366 to a statement of representatives Churches to union, of the members of the Negotia- cisions numbered 15,000. But as costals, United Missionary Soci- vity in Angola." Later he became Principal of After hours 53-7377 of the Negotiating Commission "As we understand that decis- ting Commission." believers fanned out in remote ety, Sudan Interior Mission and —EPS, Geneva. Ridley College. Melbourne. of the five Churches that the ion to mean that the doctrines Last month, as reported in the villages the movement spread like Sudan United Mission have sub- • Charlton Boys' Homes decision of the last Presbyterian of Principal Geering may be Church Record, the Joint Com- a forest fire. merged their differences and • Chesalon Parish Nursing mission on Church Union issued Often the first that leaders associated themselves with this Homes and Nursing a statement saying that following knew a church had been estab- united evangelistic effort. ' Service Sydney Church of England Grammar School for Girls a detailed survey of the issues, lished was when new believers One of Islam's attractions has • Carramar Maternity Day and Boarding Schools; Kindergarten to Matriculation. HELP FOR CRUSADE CONVERTS the representatives "were re- trekked many miles through the always 'been that she could pose Hostel Under a Council appointed by Synod. Founded 1895. assured that there was no need bush and arrived at a New Life as one vast monolithic whole • Family Service Centre SYDNEY: Forbes Street, Darlinghurst (Phone 31-3445). MOSS VALE: Suitor Road, Moss Vale, This issue of the Record carries the second for any change in attitude to- for All centre -asking for a pastor while the Christians squabbled • Chaplaincies to Phone 222 (Moss Vale). of a series of four articles designed to help those wards the union negotiations." to be sent to their area to in- among themselves. But this has Hospitals, Courts and struct them in th.-ir new faith. changed. The churches have re- NORTH SYDNEY: "Redlands," Military Road, Cremorne (Phone 90-3347). who have made decisions at Crusades in Perth, One hundred and fifty signa- Gaols WOLLONGONG: "Gleniffer Brae," Hillview Avenue, Keiraville. (Phone B4283 Wollongong). Last year there was an influx turned to their primary respon- • Assistance to Parishes Brisbane, Adelaide and Sydney. Those who miss- tures have been received to the of 120,500 new people attending The school curriculum comprises thorough religious leaching in accordance with princirlos of the letter. They include those of the, sibility of evangelism. Hearing Sunday worship in the TEKAS all the churches preach the same HOME MISSION SOCIETY, 51 1 Kent St.. Sydney Church of England, with a sound, general education under a thoroughly competent s'a, ed the first of these articles may still obtain copies Bishop of Nelson, the Right For full information, apply to the Headmistress of the school desired. of the April 18 issue from the Record office, 511 churches (a fellowship of message of salvation has made a Rev. P. E. Sutton, a number of churches which has sprung out considerable impact upon the Kent Street, Sydney, 2000, price 10c per copy. senior clergy, university profes- of the work of the Sudan United Printed by John Fairfax and Sons Ltd.. Broadway, Sydney, for the publishers, people. Page 8 Australian Church Record, April 18, 1968 The Church Record Ltd., Sydney. sors and many other laymen. Mission in Nigeria). Accu- —WORLD VISION.