Among the Churches Personal Notes and News
Preaching in the Hamilton Methodist Church, on Sunday night, on the subject of "Social Unrest and Its Remedy," the Rev. G. O. Cocks took…
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Churches, 1919
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Methodist Association
Adamstown v. Glebe on Glebe wicket: Rev. Dains, Harrison (2) R. Coote, Robinson, R. Hunter, Johns, Hoy, Strick, Nortney, Park; emergencies, J. R. Rene and…
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Mr. F. Sykes, secretary of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors' Ship and Wharflaborers Union, stated to-day that Lieut. G. H. Moss will leave to…
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Gosford.âRector: Rev. A. Renwick).âThe guild has decided to hold a sale of work at Terrigal on Easter Monday, for church improvements…
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The foundation stone of a new church at Bondi was laid on Saturday afternoon. The Rev. W. Gray Dixon, M.A., of Roslyn, Dunedin, the Moderator of the…
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Rev. Raymond Preston, the N.S.W. Conference evangelist, points out that distinctive religious newspapers are helpful in mission work…
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On Sunday afternoon Archbishop Kelly blessed the new church of St. Kevin, at Eastwood. The Rev. M. D. Forrest. M.S.H., spoke…
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Mr. J. R. Leach has been appointed to missionary work in India. Mr. H. Clark, who was recently given a farewell by the students and faculty of…
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When it was guaranteed, in the name of the Newcastle public, that the expenses would be forthcoming so that the late Mrs. Ping should not be…
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The Rev. G. A. Gordon, B.A., of Pet[?]rsham, Sydney, has been notified by the Rev. Dr. Burgess, clerk of the New South Wales Presbyterian…
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Miss Elizabeth Wiesner, of the China Inland Mission, who is at present on a visit to Australia after over 8 years' missionary work, is spending the final weeks…
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Paderewski has completed the formation of his Cabinet, and has asked the Allies for their recognition of his Government…
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Merewether Methodist team v. West Wallsend, at Blackburn's oval; Rev. G. Reld. Twist, Turner, Allanson. Randall, Minnican, Caldwell, Cook, Burchill, Price,…
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The Supreme War Council in Paris consulted Marshal Foch regarding the situation in Poland. It was decided that the United States,…
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The Archbishop of Canterbury says: "Into the life of everybody had come in these tremendous years a new proportion of great things and small. He did not…
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The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Burgess have given £200 to the Presbyterian. Aged and Infirm Minister's Fund from the estate of their late son. Stewart Salmond…
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The Rev. James Watson, of the Methodist Aborigines' Mission, who is doing foreign mission deputation work in the Armidale district, expects to go to…
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The Rev. R. Peoples, who had been the Catholic chaplain at the North Head Quarantine Station has rejoined the staff of St. Mary's Cathedral…
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Mr. A. E. Illingworth, who for air years has been minister at the Enmore Tabernacle, Sydney has accepted a call to Malvern (Victoria) and will commence his…
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The Churches of Christ Conference of New South Wales recently held a meeting in the City Temple, Sydney, to consider the proposal made by the Baptist…
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