Men and Churchgoing. What Archdeacon Moxon Thinks
THE Cathedral was crowded last Sunday evening, despite the oppressive heat existing, to hear the Archdeacon's discourse on the above subject…
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Churches, 1903
194 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 2 of 10
Presbyterian Church of E. A.
The annual meeting of the Synod of the Presbyterian Church of E.A. was held on Friday evening in St. George's Church, Castlereagh-street…
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THE annual tea and public meeting in connection with the Maclean Presbyterian Church of Australia took place on Thursday last. The tea meeting was held in the School of Arts at 6 p.m. The tea was…
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At the Anglican Cathedral on Sunday evening Archdeacon Moxon based his sermon on the words, "Men and Church Going." The usual query, "Why do not men go to…
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Rev. Willoughby Flower, of St. Marks, is taking a 12 months visit to the old country. Mr. Beeman, who has had charge of the Copma[?]hurst parish for some months,…
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THE annual meeting of the above Synod took place on Friday evening last in St. George's Church, Castlereagh-street, Sydney…
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THE Cathedral was crowded last Sunday evening, despite the oppressive heat existing, to hear the Archdeacon's discourse on the above subject…
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THE annual meeting of the Synod of the Presbyterian Church of E.A. was held on Friday evening in St. George's Church, Castlereagh-street…
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The Methodist Christian Endeavour Society at Ulmarra is making good progress. The half-yearly election of officers on Tuesday resulted—President, Rev. F. Dixon;…
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The irony of fate: Archdeacon Moxon's sermon on "Men and Church-going," suggested by the pertinent question, "Why don't men go to Church," was preached to a…
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Your issue of Saturday last contained an intersting letter on the above subject, by "W. Reid," a layman. When the laymen come face to face with this important…
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On Thursday night a public meeting was held at Calliope to consider the advisability of building a new Baptist Church in that locality. The meeting was held in the old…
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The Methodist Conference was resumed this morning. The greater portion of the time was taken up in devotional service…
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"One of the nuisances of ocean travel "(says a Boston citizen) "is the way the chairs on deck are managed. These chairs are now owned by a large firm here in New…
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In the course of his inaugural address at the Methodist Conference of Victoria and Tasmania, Dr. Fitchott read the following extracts from a letter he had received from…
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The address of the retiring President (the Rev. W. Woolls Rutledge) did not disappoint expectations concerning it. As was to be expected, it was largely devoted to…
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The following appointments appear in the second draft of stations:—Grafton District —Grafton: James W. Holden; supernumerary, Samuel H. Macdade. Brushgrove and…
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The Maori reacher, Wherahiko Rawel, occupied the Pulpit of the Grafton Methodist Church of Sunday. There were large congregations at both services. In the…
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The fortifications of Mr. Ebenezer vickery's Tent Mission are to be strengthened by the addition of Mr. J. T. Leafe, a Methodist evengelist who has been imported from England. He…
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Speaking on the above matter during an address to his constituents at Bathurst last Thursday, Mr. W. W, Young, M.P., severely criticised Dr. Dill Macky's…
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