Do the Men Attend Church?
At the Methodist Synod in the Queensland Central District an interesting paper was read by the Rey. A. W. Boyd, on the old topic, Why men do not attend church?…
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Churches, 1901
158 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 8 of 8
Metropolitan Notes. The Simultaneous Mission
THE movement which is charged with the greatest potentialities of good in Sydney at the present moment is the simultanous mission. So long as the…
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The Maitland Mercury of 19th inst. contains correspondence that has passed between the Presbyterian Church of New South Wales and…
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The General Convention of the Episcopal Church is causing a profound sensation throughout the western portion of the United States, and it…
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What should we do to be saved? It is a question which certain religious people think requires applying to religion—what should be done to popularise faith? The old order…
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THE invitation of the Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of N.S.W. to the Synod of the Presbyterian Church of Eastern Australia to join in the Union of the Presbyterian Churches, and the reply of the…
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HIS Lordship the Bishop of Lismore is at present on the Clarence, where he is spending a few weeks. On Sunday last he administered the sacrement of confirmation to 50 candidates…
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Winston Churchill 1s an American born in St. Louis, 10th May. 1871. He is the author of "Richard Carvel." and is a writer of several magazine articles of note…
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THE newly-appointed vicar (Rev- J.T. Bate) for the Bellinger-Nambucca parish, and Mrs. Bate arrived at Bellingen last Friday, and on Sunday he conducted services at…
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THE finishing touches will soon be put on the now Wesleyan Church building, anil Mr. Sawtell fa now completing the internal fittings. The building will be roomy and is…
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On Sunday the R. C. Church at South Grafton was crowded to its fullest extent. The Missa Cantata was sung by the Rev. Father Corcoran, and responded to by the choir in a…
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THE Rev. John S. Macpherson, of the Hunter River, writes to as with reference to our extracts from his letter to the Maitland MERCURY, on the subject…
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ON Monday evening last upwards of 70 gentlemen assembled in the Convent schoolroom, Maclean, at the invitation of tho Rev. Father Walsh, to meet the Bishop of Lismore, and to…
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THE first priest who visited Grafton was Father M'Ginnetty, the pastor of Ipswich (Queensland.) This visit was in the year 1852. He did not celebrates M[?] as he had no vestments, but he returned…
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SATURDAY last, the day select for holding a tea meeting and concert to celebrate the opening of the handsome and comfortable new church just completed new Bellingen, was…
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The Rev. John Charleson, B.D., Minister of Thornliebank Parish, has announced his intention of entering the communion of the Church of…
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THE LONDON DAILY GRAPHIC of November 12 publishes the following paragraph —"At the annual meeting of the Melanesian Mission, held at the Church House, Westminster, yesterday,…
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