The Church's Aim
"We have stated that our aim is to save the world. We might have also said it was to save men. But what do we mean by save? What is a saved man in the world to-day?…
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Churches, 1918
616 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 21 of 31
Entertaining the French Mission
Citizens of Newcastle will be bitterly disappointed if General Pau and the other distinguished members of the French Mission, who are to visit Newcastle next week, are permitted to leave without some public recognition. The fact that the Government officials who have drawn up their itinerary should contemplate sending them…
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Mr Watkins, M.H.R., who was as surprised as other Newcastle residents to hear the nature of the programme which had been prepared for the visit of the French mission…
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At the meeting of the Newcastle Council last evening, the Mayor announced that the French mission would arrived in Sydney to-day. The mission proposed to visit…
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Sydney was gaily decorated with hunting, among which the French tricolor predominated, when the Sonoma arrived thin morning bringing to Australia members of the…
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The missionary exhibition week of the Church of England was closed on Sunday last, when special sermons were again held in Newcastle Cathedral. The preacher in…
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General Paul Pan, the leader of the French mission now visiting Australia, has delivered a message in which he explains that the foremost aim of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →French Mission Newcastle Itinerary No Civic Reception
There is no possibility of altering the itinerary of the French Mission so as to permit of a civic reception being tendered the illustrious visitors in Newcastle. That fact is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The French Mission. Arrival in Sydney. Message to Australia. Sydney
Members of the French mission arrived by the Sonoma in Sydney to-day, and were met by Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald, on behalf of the State Government. All are…
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A tea and public meeting connected with the Methodist Church anniversary took place on Monday evening. The chair was occupied by Mr. F. Luckham, of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Newcastle Slighted French Mission Visit Mr. Holman Criticised
Whit is termed the Premier's "studied neglect of Newcastle's rights," is declared by business men to have manifested itself in his failure, or refusal, to arrange for a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The French Mission. Tribute to La Perouse. Sydney
Members of the French Mission to-day visited places in and about Sydney. The weather was beautiful, and the objects of inspection were at their best…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Sydney Letter. the War Loan.—our Patriotic Fund.—soldiers' Homes Day.—the French Mission.—a Good Word for Newcastle.—costs in Manufacture.—strange Faces.—the Old Connection. Sydney
The Seventh War Loan is being started with several great advantages. One is that the people now thoroughly understand what they have to do and how to…
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Though disappointed at the fact that no opportunity will be afforded the citizens to give the French Mission a civic welcome during its forthcoming visit to Newcastle,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The French Mission. Inspection of Schools. Sydney
A visit to the various schools about Sydney was made by members of the French Mission to-day. Their first cull was at Fort-street School, where they…
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The Rev. H. R. Holmes, M.A., of Sauialia, India, who was expected in Australia Shortly has been sent with troops to Mesopotamia. Rev. N. Mackenzie, who had been acting as…
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The committed at Ithaca (Q.) has decided this year to dispense with a sale of work and ply off part of the debt by giving. The sum of £200 is aimed at…
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St. Andrew's Church, Bombala, was built in 1851. Rev. Father Roche was appointed from Lewisham last year to that parish. A new sanctuary and sacristy were recently…
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To-morrow special service in relation to the centenary of Methodism in Newcastle will be held. Some time in the seventies the United Free…
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The reader might improve an idle hour just now by re-reading "Our Neighbours." It was written by Max O'Rell, and Is probably the most delightful of…
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