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In my last week's notes I ventured a brief reply to the question "Why does not God stop the war?" There are [?] few who have since reinforced…
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Churches, 1942
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Church of England Rector's Notes
A wet Sunday always puts congregations to the test, and I was well satisfied with the attendances last Sunday. It is perhaps worth…
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News of the death of Mrs. Newell, wife of Pastor Newell was received here with keenest regret…
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"Let every soul be subject into the higher powers. For their is no power but of God: the powers that be are…
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"Last time I saw you was on the Acropolis; you were painting the ancient city of Athens. In that beautiful city people are…
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Services in the Grafton Methodist Church to-morrow will be conducted by Rev. E. T. Walker. Mrs. T. Richards will be the…
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On Thursday evening, 29th January, a social evening and American tea was held in the Methodist Church to raise funds for the debt on the…
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The Bishop of Armidale (Rt. Rev. J. S. Moyes) performed the dedication ceremony of the new church of England church hall…
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The circuit quarterly, meeting was held in the church on Friday, February 5. Rev. E. T. Walker presided…
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After taking 18 days to cover 1100 miles in which their small craft was battered by storms and struck reefs on several occasions,…
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My remarks this week will be by way of introduction to our study of bands, a study that, I trust, will prove both interesting and profitable…
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We are certainly going from strength to strength, and last Sunday was our best yet. It was good to see the parish church twice filled,…
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Services in the Grafton Methodist Church to-morrow will be conducted by Rev. E. T. Walker At the morning service which…
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The "Daily Mail," in a leader, said, "The Government can be assured the loss of Singapore has not affected Britain's…
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It is officially stated that the Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, will broadcast to the Empire at 7 o'clock to-morrow morning…
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The induction of Rev. Dr. John Craig, M.A., B.D., to the Grafton Presbyterian Charge in sion to Rev. J. W. Miller, will be…
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At a meeting of Coffs Harbour Evacuation Committee last Friday night, which was well attended, it was decided that if an emergency…
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According to the New York "Times" Washington correspondent, in the considered judgment of responsible…
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Commenting on the fall of Singan[?]e the Prime Minister. Mr. Fraser, said to-day that it was a severe blow to the Allied…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War Review Sombre Picture Painted By P.M. Churchill Says Japs Temporarily Triumphant Says Russia and the United States Will Eventually Make Victory Possible "Strain Every Nerve to Aid N,z. and Aus." London
Singapore has fallen. This announcement was made in a broadcast to-night ty the Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, in which he painted a sombre picture of the Allied position in the Pacific. Mr. Churchill admitted that to-night the Japanese were…
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