S. John's Church and Parish
On Good Friday in the Parish Church there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion (our blessed Redeemer's "Own Service," given to…
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Methodist Church Notes
The installation of officers of the Camden Branch of the Methodist Girls' Comradeship took place on Tuesday last, Rev. E. W. Hyde as…
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Next Sunday the first Octave of Easter we are to have in S. John's a Festal Evensong (7.30 p.m.), a recital of selected and suitable Easter music…
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The Church services on Good Friday and Easter Day were largely attended and the pictures shown at Orangeville of the Saviour's passion…
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Young people who attended the Easter Camps at Bowral and Collaroy returned with a new glow in their experience and a new passion in their…
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The Memorial Flag Staff standing in the grounds of St. Andrew's Cathedral is worthy of more than passing notice. Last Friday it carried…
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Householders and municipal authorities in this Camden district are finding one of their chief problems the prolific growth of grass, and…
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The General Secretary of the Children's Special Service Mission, the Rev. B. H. Williams, B.A., was in this district last week-end. There…
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Concentrating on the little ones for the Cradle Roll is giving Mrs. Fletcher a deal of extra labour in building up for the kindergarten…
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Good work was done at the Cawdor Cemetery on Saturday last, and it is expected that the historic old burying-ground will be a beautiful place when…
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The quarterly business meeting, prescribed by the law of the Church is, perhaps, the most important meeting in Methodism. At Camden, it was…
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The Ascension Day. The crowning festival of the Christian Church year, concludes the 40 days of the Easter Season. Next Thursday, 3rd May, is…
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The beautiful wreath that was made by Miss Clara Munday and laid on the Church Honour-board by Councillor Val Moore at the…
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The next meeting of the Mothers' Union is set down for Wednesday, May 16, when the Rev. M. Payten (Clovelly) will give the address at…
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The Minister desires to convey to very many kind-hearted people his sincere gratitude for expressions of sympathy and floral tokens in the…
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On behalf of the Parish one offers to the Rev. E. W. Hyde and his family our sympathetic regard in the heavy bereavement that has befallen…
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Next Wednesday, May 23, there is to be an evening of particular interest to church people and their friends throughout the Rural…
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The General Conference of the Methodist Church of Australasia will this week meet in the City of Adelaide. This is the, supreme court of…
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The Winter Appeal for 1951 is now being made in all the Parishes of the Diocese. Writing in connection with it the Archbishop (to whom…
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Adverting again to the General Conference meeting in Adelaide, the result of ballots taken have made Rev. Professor calvert Barber, M.A.,…
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