High Church versus Low
When Bishop Walsham How first went to be rector of Whittington a High Churchman was practically an unknown quantity in those parts. The smallest innovation or…
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Churches, 1902
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Traveller. Church Hewn in Rock
OF many curious old buildings in Cappadocia one is a church, remarkable for the reason that it is formed out of a rock. Still, it is…
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In 1736 the churchwardens of Prestwich, near Manchester, resolved "That thirteen shillings a year be given to George Grimshaw, of Roodenlane, for ye time being, and a now cost (not…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Divine Services. Church of England. AUGUST All Saints', Wyalong
3rd—7 30 p m—Rev G W Ratten 9th—Coronation day—11 am HC—Rev G. W Ratten—7 30 Mr Bannister 10th—11 am—Mr Bannister; 7 30 Rev G…
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The Rev. J Kinghorn, of Bathurst, de livered an address in the Presbyterian Church here on Sunday evening last [?] large congregation. At the conclusion of…
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Special Coronation services were held morning and evening on Sunday. August 9th, in St. John’s Church of England. Appropriate sermons were delivered by the…
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A General Mission in connection with the Church of England in the city and suburbs of Sydney is arranged to commence on Sunday, 31st August,…
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OF many curious old buildings in Cappadocia one is a church, remarkable for the reason that it is formed out of a rock. Still, it is…
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The Mission was inaugurated by a special service, in St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, on Friday evening last. The Archbishop delivered the…
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Tenders are called in this issue for labor only in Finishing Trades—Plastering Carpentering, and Painting. Specification of work required and further…
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THE most complete preparations are being made for bringing the bazaar, in aid of the Roman Catholic Church funds, to a successful result. It will open on Friday…
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On the 17 th inst. the new Wesleyan Church at Goobang was formally opened. An appropriate service was conducted by the Rev B. Lane on that…
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THE Bazaar is aid of the R.C. Church funds, was opened in the Oddfellos' Hall, on Friday night, and has been doing good business…
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A truly marvellous clock is that recently completed, after five years' labour, by to ingenious German watchmaker, and placed on exhibition in Munich…
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THE Wyalong field must posess wonderful vitality, judging by the results achieved in connection with the late Roman Catholic Church bazaar. There were many…
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A truly marvellous clock is that recently completed, after five years' labour, by an ingenious German watchmaker, and placed on exhibition in Munich…
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The annual picnic or St. Andrews Presbyterian Sunday School was held on the Cricket Ground on Wednesday. There was a large attendance of…
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"Looker-On," of the "Birmingham Post," tells a good story in connection with the recent visit of the King to Burton…
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The Right Rev. Dr. Dunne, Bishop of Bathurst, who during the week preceding Sunday the nineteenth October, was the guest of the Rev. D. O’Kennedy at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. While our columns are freely open to correspondents, it must be distinctly understood that we do not hold ourselves responsible for opinions expressed, nor do we necessarily agret with them. Ed. C.] the Church at Coradgery. (To the Editor of the "Champion"
SIR,—I notice in your issue of the 26th your Coradgery correspondent wishes to know what became of the money collocted for building a church…
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