Anglican
The Rev. R. North, who has been assisting Canon Kemmis in the work of the Glen Innes parish for the past two years, has been appointed to Little Plain…
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Churches, 1916
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Presbyterian
One of the chief objects of the Elders' Association for some years has been the giving of religious instruction in public schools, and in this matter it has been…
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The New Britain District Synod has recommended to the New South Wales conference for acceptance as a candidate for the ministry, a native-born…
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In the Myrtleford district (Vic.) recently, his Lordship Dr. Reville (Bishop of Bendigo) travelled over 300 miles by motor car, and administered the sacrament of…
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Miss M. Fraser, of the Merewether Church, has returned to Newcastle from her work at La Perouse. It is understood that she is going to work among the…
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Special services will be held at Newcastle Cathedral. At matins the preacher will be the Bishop, and at evensong the Dean…
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All the services at the Central Methodist Mission yesterday were of an intercessory nature. At the Brotherhood breakfast, there was an attendance of nearly 100…
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Special services in observance of the day were held at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Laman-street, in the morning and evening, and at the Merewether…
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At the Brown-street Congregational Church the Rev. S. Morrison, the pastor, conducted services in the morning and evening. At the morning service he…
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There was published in the "Newcastle Morning Herald" the other day a verpatim report of the speech in which Mr. Asquith, the Prime Minister, explained to…
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In making the announcement of the resignation of Canon Wragge, of South Australia, the Bishop of Adelaide writes appreciatively of the canon's work. It…
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The Rev. W. Stanley Bath, of Queensland, son, of the Rev. Henry Bath, has been appointed chaplain for continuous service, and will shortly proceed to the…
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The Rev. S. J. Hoban, superintendent of the Central Mission, Sydney, has left for Melbourne for several weeks' holiday…
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Archbishop Cerretti, the Papal Delegate, will leave for Wellington, N.Z., on the 13th inst., and will be absent from Sydney for about six weeks. During his stay in…
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Mr. S. G. Griffith has resigned the work in connection with the Lygon-street (Melbourne) Church, and will leave for Dunedin at the end of February…
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Archdeacon Tucker, of Ballarat, foresees that as the war increases, it will be impossible to maintain the full staff of the clergy. He thinks that one clergyman…
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There is still living a lady who was present at the first Presbyterian service held in Melbourne. Although the health of the—Rev. John…
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A new church is In course of erection at Hazelbrook, Blue Mountains. The foundation stone was laid on Christmas Day, and the sum of £220 towards the building…
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As a memorial to their fallen soldier and sailor heroes, the English Catholics are to complete, at a cost of £8000, the chapel of St. George, in Westminster…
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Sunday, February 6, has been fixed as the lay for the yearly offering in laid of home missions. Several more young men have…
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