The Methodist Churches
LONDON, Friday.—The Rev. W. J. Williams, of New Zealand, delivered a cheering address before the Methodist Eenmenical Conference on "The…
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Churches, 1901
335 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 14 of 17
In the Churches
In the city and district churches yesterday at morning and evening services preachers made pathetic reference to the President's death, and special in…
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LONDON, Monday.—Innumerable messages of sympathy from Sovereigns, Governments, and statesmen have been received at Washington…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Most of the New York buildings and churches were draped on Sunday and at most of the Services the hymn, "Nearer my…
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The bazaar and sale of work was continued last evening, when a large audience was present, and a fair amount of business done, Mr. W. Case occupied the chair, and…
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St. Peter's Church, Hamilton, of which the Ren. T. W. Ramm is the incumbent, stands in the somewhat unique position of being free from debt; and the parishioners…
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The circuit embracing the churches of the Primitive Methodist denomination at Burwood, Old Racecourse. Broadmeadow, Adamstown, and Cardiff, having by their…
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The bazaar being held in connection with this church was largely attended last night. Alderman Gray occupied the chair. The following programme was…
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Mr. J. G. Wolley, temperance orator, who is visiting New South Wales upon a lecturing tour, under the auspices of the New South Wales Alliance, was expected…
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The above bazaar was continued on Friday and Saturday evening, and was largely attended. Alderman D. Lloyd offciated as chairman on Friday evening, and at…
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The Russians are naturally a deve[?] people, and even when taking a long journey almost always contrive to spend the Sabbath in some place where they…
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At last evening's service at the Brown-street Congregational Church, which was crowded, the Rev. L. L. Wirt, B.D., referred to the President's assassination…
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A special "In Memoriam'" service was held in the Victoria Theatre, there being a very large congregation. The Union Jack rand the Stars and Stripes were…
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At the Brown-street Primitive Methodist Church special reference was also made to the death of President M'Kinley. At the openig of the evening service Miss…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Sydney Letter. the Serious Problem of Empty Churches.—clerks, Bearded and Beardless Ones. —The Popularity of the Motor Car.—the South African War and Recent News.—again, a Reception to George Towns.—mr. Sam Hordern's Sixteen Hundred Signatures.—a Point in Insurance—all Lives, Bad As Well As Good, Have a Value. Sydney
It is perhaps a sign of the times that while we haven't got a Continental Sunday, every year sees an additional depletion in the attendances at the churches,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Sydney Letter. the War of the Churches.—sentenced to a Minute.—our Army and Navy Rates of Pay.—the Milk and Newspaper Thief.—beware of Carelessness with the Lamp.—the City Spider and the Country Pressman.—another Little Didge for the Unwary.—that Swearing-in Temple. Sydney
The war of the churches continues in Sydney, and after one side and then another is uppermost. Cardinal Moran holds the standard on behalf of himself, and…
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A bazaar in aid of the Wallsend and Waratah Wesleyan Parsonage Fund is to be held on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday next in the Wallsend School…
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Special anniversary services were conducted on Sunday last the above church by Revs. G. B. Black and R. J. Thomas. The services were very largely attended…
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New Guinea is regarded by most Australians as a land far removed from their large centres of population. Yet as a matter of fact both Port Moresby and Samaral…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—At the Church Congress now sitting at Brighton, England, Lord Brassey, Bishop Barry (formerly Primate of New South…
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