Methodist Church
There were large and interested conpregations at the Goldsmith-street Methodist Church on Sunday, when the representatives to the Sunday-school convention gave addresses. Mr. Henry Bush preached…
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Churches, 1909
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Church of England
THE annual harvest thanksgiving services are to be held in St. John’s Church, on Sunday next, and the preacher for the day will be the Venerable Archdeacon Wentworth-Sheilds, M.A., of…
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In continuation of the Methodist Sabbath. school Convention a teachers' and scholars' demonstration was held on Monday evening in the lecture,-hall, Goldsmith-street, and was…
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Mr. Albert Bruntnell, the popular and entertaining lecturer, will hold a mission in Goulburn from Saturday, 6th February, to Monday, 8th February…
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Can the irreducible demands and principles and inevitable results of the generally accepted science of political economy be made, anyhow, strive how we will, to…
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A mission for children was commenced at SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral at the 11 o'clock mass on Sunday. Father McGrath and Father Campbell, Redemptorist, daily address large…
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Most interesting services were held at the Cathedral on Sunday, the occasion being the annual harvest thanksgiving. Everything was done by members of the congregation in…
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ON Sunday last the annual harvest thanksgiving services were held in St. John’s Church, and were largely attended despite the uncertain weather which prevailed. The Church was prettily…
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Mr. A. Bruntnell, the well-known temperance organiser, will commence a mission to-night by speaking from the balcony of the Oddfellows' Hall on "The Next Big…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cosmopolitan Fair. in Aid of New Methodist Church
To-day there is in course of erection in Young a new Methodist Church, for which the adherents of the local Methodist body consider there is ample justification for its…
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ON Wednesday and Thursday last, the Methodist Church made an appeal to the public for financial assistance towards the food for erecting a new church, the appeal being in the nature for…
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We come into this world singly, as individuals, through the mysterious gate of life. All through our lives here, be they long or short, however much we may mingle with our follows…
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A committee meeting was held on Monday, when there were present Mesdames Sheaffe, A. Furner, Alison, Grovenor, C. W. Furner, Gauld, and Oliver. In the absence of the president…
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The Rev. Mr. Huntley has been appointed to take up the work of the Baptist Church in Goulburn in succession to the Rev. E. Pocknall. He comes from Sydney, and is spoken of as a splenthe…
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On Sabbath evening last the Rev. C. Jones commenced a series of discourses on the oft asked question—"Why men do not go to church?" The discourse was…
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Sunday School Anniversary.--The anniversary services in connection with the Crookwell Methodist Sunday School were held last Sunday and…
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THE annual meeting of the congregation of St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church was held in the Church on Wednesday night last. The Rev, W. Lewye-Davies (minister) occupied the chair, and…
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The annual meeting of the congregation of the above church was held in the Church Hall on Thursday evening. The Rev. A. M. Gauld occupied the chair. The reports of the session…
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We are ushered, as living souls, into this world, whence we know not; nor have all our questionings and our probings given us any better understanding on the matter…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Pan-anglican Congress
Of the Pan-Anglican thank offering, 223,000 was given unconditionally, and this sum has now been apportioned as follows:— Australia 10,000, mainly for education; New Zealand,…
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