Church Fair
A bazaar to form the nucleus of a fund to build a new Anglican church at Railway Town was opened in the Federal Hall yesterday afternoon. The ladies of the…
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Churches, 1901
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A New Church Organ
AN organ from the factory of Messrs. Wilcox and White which is in every way a magni[?]icent specimen of the builder's art has been placed in the Mica-street Methodist Church,…
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THE Broken Hill Methodist District Synod opened its sittings this morning in the Blende-street Church, under the presidency of the Rev. W. Jeffries (chairman of the…
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THE BUSINESS SESSION. THE Broken Hill Methodist District Synod commenced its sessions in the Blende-street church yesterday morning. The sessions…
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THE sitting of the Methodist Dist[?]ict Syn[?]d were continued yesterday. In addition to the Ministers there were present the following circult lay representatives:—…
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SPECIAL services in connection with the Picton Methodist Church were held on Sunday and last night. The services on Sunday were conducted in the morning by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boycott of a Church. by Telegraph.] Melbourne
A lad named Jones, organist at the Warrenhelp Church of England and the son of a local constable, was recently complainant in a case of ass[?]lt against a lad named Clark,…
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FOR the first time in their history the ten Methodist Churches of Broken Hill met last night for the purpose of uniting in a special mission. The meeting was held in the…
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THE United Methodist Mission which was in ugurated on Monday evening was continued last night in the Blende's reet Church. There was a very good meeting, led by the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →An Evangelical Mission. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
A s[?]multaneous evangelistic mission will start in Sydney to-morrow. This will be the larg[?]st mission of the kind attempted in Australia. About 60 united missions will be…
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An Orarge telegram elates that the Rev. M. Walker (Australian Church) convened a meeting of the local church committee for the purpose of affording members an…
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WHAT could be happier than the reply of the bishop who went to preach a sermon on behalf of a special collection in a country…
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Influential meetings of churchmen are being held in England to promote a fund for the purchase of a new Melanesian mission ship…
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A number of the evangelical churches have combined their forces to make an attack on the ungodlessness, which is as obstrusively prevalent in Sydney as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Free Church of Scotland Free Church [?] LONDON, Thursday Afternoon
Professor Marcus Dods, D.D., Free Church Professor of New Theology at Edinburgh, is the Moderator-Elect of the United Free Church of Scotland…
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THOUGH the weather was not favorable, there were excellent congregations to hear the Rev. W. A. Potts in the Sulphide street Church yesterday. Mr. Potts preached with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Church of England Social. Mr. Wheeler Reannounces his Resignation. High Praise from the Bishop. The Position of the Church
A PARISH social was tendered to the Bishop of Riverina (Dr. Anderson) last ev[?]ing [?] the new Masonic Hall. The inclement weather kept many intending guests at home,…
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A BAZAAR in aid of the funds of S James' Church of Kngland, South Broken Hill, was opened in Hegarty's Hall yesterday afternoon. The opening ceremony…
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THERE was again a good attendance at the bazaar in aid of the funds of St. James Church at Hegarty's Hall last night, and businees was brisk. During the evening the vicar…
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LAST night the bazaar in aid of S. James' Church, [?]th Broken Hill, was formally closed by the Vicar, who expressed his high appreciation of the loyal sacrifice[?] made by…
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