Church Set on Fire. Priests' Calmness
LONDON, Wednesday.—Incendiaries set fire to the roof of St. Paul's in Berlin. The pries's quietly closed the…
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Churches, 1908
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Pan-anglican Congress
Sixteen Australasian Bishops will attend the services in Westminster Abbey on the 15th inst, at the inaugurating of the first Pan-Anglican Congress, which includes…
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Cathedral 8 (H.C.) and 11 (H.C.), Carr's Creek 3, Cathedral 7.30—Archdeacon Whyte, B.A. Southgate 11, Warregal Creek 2.30 German Church 7.30—Mr. N. Tivey, Alumany Creek 2.30…
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WELCOME TO REV W. STEWART. The celebration of the anniversary of the Grafton [?] Church was continued on Wednesday night in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Cables. Pan Anglican Congress. London
An impressive service of intercession was held at noon at Westminster on behalf of the aims and object of the pan-Anglican…
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The first Pan-Anglican Congress was inaugurated by a service in Westminster Abbey on Monday. It was attended by sixteen Australasian bishops. Those present at the Congress include…
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The Pan-Anglican Conference now sitting in London promises to exercise a marked influence upon the life of the church. The gathering is remarkable in the first place…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The Pilgrims Club entertained the prelates attending the Pan-Anglican Congress at the banquet. Lord Curzon, who presided, proposed the…
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Modern methods of inducing people to attend church and chapel are (sayd the New York correspondent of the London "Telegraph) being largely criticised just now in the religious and…
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Cathedral 7.30 (H.C.) and 11, Alumay Creek 2.30, Cathedral 7.30—Rev. A. H. Reynolds, M.A. Sportsman's Creek 2.30, Southgate 7—Rev. H. M William. Moleville 11, Carr's Creek 3,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Federating Anglican Laymen
Discussing and organisation for the development of a ministry for men, Bishop Ne[?] gan (Auckland) suggested that the Bishop of Stepney make a tour of the whole of…
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The many meeting of the Pan-Anglican Congress in the [?]arge halls engaged for the occasion are crowded. The papers of which the cable tells us were…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The Town Hall was filled yesterday to hear Mr. Bicknell Young, a member of the Board of Lectureship of the first Church of Christ,…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The Pan-Anglican Congress continued its sittings yesterday, when a discussion took place upon the relations between Capital and Labour…
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A brilliant garden party was held at Windsor Castle. The King and Queen and the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children, the…
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The "Manchester Courier" has apologised and paid £300 damages for libelling Mr. Winston Churchill, President of the Board of Trade…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The closing scene in St. Paul's Cathedral was a stately and impressive one, though studied simplicity was shown. The Lord Mayor, sheriffs, and…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Speaking at the PanAngican Congress on the question of the responsibility of the church towards the aborigines, the Right Rev. G. W. Konnion,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Methodist Debating Society
The first meeting of this Society was [?] on Wednesday evening in the Oddfellow [?] Hall. Proceedings commenced with an overture, a planoforte dute, excellently…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Lambeth Conference and the Pan-Anglican Congross. (Condensed from an article in the "Church Quarterly Review," January, 1908, by the Bishop of St. Alban's.)
The Lambeth Conference and the Pan-Anglican congress are two distinct gatherings of two district prsonages. The Lambeth Conference consists entirely of Bishops in communion with…
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