Church Union in England
THAT liberal-minded prelate, the Archbishop of York, has just taken an interesting step towards bringing about a better state of feeling between the clergy of the Established…
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Churches, 1895
82 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 4 of 5
Woman's Mission
UTTERLY regardless of the claims to our sympathy and love of our less favoured sisters, many a young girl trifles away the best years of her life simply because she is…
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Sunday—Cathedral 8 (H.C.). 11 and 7—The Archdeacon. Ramornie 11, Eatonswill 3, German Church 7.—Rev. A. R. Maclean. Wednesday 11 (Holy Baptism): service 7.30…
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THIS Reverend Court met in Woodford Dale Church on Friday morning, and was duly constituted with prayer by the Moderator, Rev. W. N. Wilson. A goodly number of…
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FROM the large concourse of people gathering to Woodford Dale from all directions last Monday morning, with the number of horses and the vehicles of all kinds outside…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →St. Andrews' Presbyterian Church. Anniversary Tea and Public Meeting
THE anniversary tea meeting in connection with the above Church was held in the schoolroom on Wednesday evening. There was a good attendance at the tea, but this…
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BY special appointment of Synod, Tuesday was observed by the congregations of this church as a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer. Divine service was conducted in…
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THE mission work in the New Hebrides, with which the name of the Rev. Dr. Paton is so closely associated, has called into existence no fewer than four missionary vessels, and…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →A Queensland View of Mr. Campbell's Mission and Mr. Reid's Action
THIS Bundaberg Mail comments—not without cause—very strongly upon the action of Mr. Reid in announcing the abolition of the sugar duties, and at the same time keeping…
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THE laying of the foundation-stone of the South Brisbane German Lutheran Church was accomplished on Saturday with a good deal of ceremony by the Governor, who was…
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MR. A. J. WILSON, in the Investor's Review, is mighty satirical this month upon the high Imperial functions of the drunkard. He says: Within the…
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IN the Gontemporary Review, Canon Barnett writes upon the Church's opportunity in the present crisis, and makes suggestions as to how…
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THE Rev. John Watson (known to our readers and admirers as Ian Maclaren), has been opening a Free Church bazaar at Kirriemuir, and in doing so he appears to have…
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THE second Catholic Plenary Synod of Australia was formally opened by an impressive religious ceremony in St. Mary's Cathedral on Sunday. Cardinal Moran, attended by a…
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AT the afternoon session on Monday, after some deliberation on the subject of Methodist Union, the following resolution was adopted: "That on account of late arrival of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Roman Catholic Plenary Synod. the Closing Ceremonial
THE Plenary Synod of the Roman Catholic clergy of Australia and Tasmania closed on Sunday with an imposing ceremonial at St. Mary's Cathedral, when Pontificial High…
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Sunday—Cathedral 11 and 7.30. German Church 7.30. Wednesday—11 Holy Baptism: 7.30 Evening Service. Sunday—Coldstream 11 a.m.. Uimarra 3 p.m.. South Grafton 7 30 p.m.—Rev. A. Dallas…
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IN this connection very much has been written within the past few months. If the public mind were guided by what is written, the case for union would almost appear to be…
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Sunday— Cathedral 7.30 (H.C.), 11 and 7.30; Alumny Creek 3; German Church, no service. Wednesday—11 Holy [?]; 7.30 Evening Service. Maclean 11, Chatswort [?]30, Harwood 7.30…
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND Sunday—Cathedral 11 and 7; German Church, no service. Christmas Day.—Cathedral 9 a.m. ([?].[?].). 11 (H.C.), 7.30…
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