Baptist Church Anniversary
The anniversary services of the Grafton Baptist Church were held yesterday. The inclement weather detracted somewhat from the morning…
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Churches, 1910
363 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 4 of 19
Methodist Pioneers
SYDNEY, Monday.—Laying the memorial stone of a new Methodist Church at Drummoyne, the President of the Conference, Rev. C. H. Prescott, referred to the…
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It certainly was a very wet audience that turned out on Friday night to welcome Mr. G. W. Griffiths (President of the Baptist Union of N.S.W.) and the Rev. A. J…
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The thirty-fourth anniversary of the Baptist Church in Grafton was celebrated last evening, when a, tea and public meeting were held in the sacred…
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The first session of the newly-elected Synod for the Diocese of Grafton and Armidale is called for 18th May, at Lismore. This idea of holding the Diocesan…
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The anniversary tea meeting in connection with the Grafton Baptist Church was held on Tuesday evening. The tabres, which were presided over by young lady…
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We hear that the first session of the 16th Synod of the Diocese of Grafton and Armidale wall be held in Lismore on May 18th and following days…
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LAST Sunday evening, after service, the annual meeting of councillors of the Church of England was held, there being only a few present…
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Mr. Cecil Compton, organist at Christ Church Cathedral, has initiated a system of awards to the choirboys that must, in time, bear very…
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Dr. Henry, of the Henry-Bilhorn mission, speaking at the Lyceum Hall, said Heaven who a state rather than a place, and that only those who were prepared for Heaven…
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The Sale of Gifts and Concert organised by the Mothers' Union of St. Matthew's Church, South Grafton, took place in the Parochial Hall on…
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A memorable function took place in the Grafton Methodist Church last evening, when a farewell was tendered by the Rev. W. Stewart, the…
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At the Grafton Methodist Church on Thursday evening the congregation took leave of Mr. and Mrs. Francis, senr[?], and Mr. D. Donst, who are leaving Grafton,…
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My third visit to Trubanaman Mission Station has left me with some very definite ideas. I have learned something of native…
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Cathedral 7.30. (H.C.), 11 (Choral Eucharist), 7.30 (Evensong)—Archdeacon Lewis. German Church 7.30—Rev. Brown. Moleville 11, Carr's Creek 3, Alumny Creek…
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The first of a series of [?]tainments to raise funds for the building of a mission church on Ulgundahi Island, Maclean, was held in the…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—During the debate in the House of Commons on the Government's veto resolutions, Mr. Lyttelton delivered a rebuke to Mr. Winston Churchill…
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It is refreshing to find Catholics and Protestants exchanging friendly glances over the barrier between the two camps. It is not always thus. Bishop McFaul,…
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When the world assumes an expectant attitude towards the Church, her burden of obligation can be hardly shirked, thinks an editorial writer in the Chicago "Interior."…
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Twelve deaths occurred in a chapel at Sturgen, Michigan (U.S.A.), through the building being struck by lightning…
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