Islington Baptists New Church Building Foundation Stone Laying
On Saturday afternoon an important ceremony in connection with the Islington Baptist Church will be performed. The work on the new building…
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Churches, 1920
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Anglican
C.M.S. Notes.—The Rev. J. w. and Mrs. Ferrier are returning to Australia on furlough this month As secretary of the Ceylon Mission, with the oversight of the…
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The assessments of the Presbyterian congregations on which are based their contributions to the Presbytery of Sydney, are to the reviewed, owing to the…
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The Newcastle Central Mission festival will be held to-morrow and Monday. The decorations will be of a special nature, and the musical programme and the…
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Very Rev. Father J. K. Collender of Armidale, has left on a holiday visit to Ireland, Rev. Father T. Vaughan, P.P of…
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The ceremony of laying the memorial stones of the new Baptist Church building, in Islington was performed on Saturday afternoon in the presence of a large…
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The Rev. F. A. Cardell, incumbent of the Anglican church at Scone, has been appointed an honorary Canon of Newcastle Cathedeal…
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A pastoral session of the Methodist Conference was held to-day. The chairmen of districts and ministers from all parts of the State were present…
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The annual meeting of the congregation of St. Philip's Presbyterian Church. Newcastle, was held in the church last night. The Rev. A. Fraser presided. The…
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The annual New South Wales conference of the Methodist Church was Officially opened in the Lycoum Hall to-night. There was a large attendance…
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The annual vestry meeting of st. Thomas' Church of England was held in the Parish Hall, Young-street. Carrington. The rector, Rev. W.E.K…
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The Methodist Conference continued its sittings to-day, under the presidency of the Rev. T. B. Holmes. There was a large attendance of clergymen and laity…
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The second round or the Northern District Methodist competition resulted: Merewether, 31 points, West Wallsend 26, Adamstown 25, Waratah…
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The grant from the Walter and Eliza Hall Trust for £200 towards the education of the sons of clergymen has been renewed for 1920…
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Rev. Dr. E. N. Merrington has been reelected to the Senate of the University of Queensland. The Rev. John Campbell Gibson, M.A.,…
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The South Australian Methodist Hospital Fund has now reached £17,700 Alderman W. R. Alexander, who was recently elected Mayor of Hamilton for…
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Bishop O'Connor of Armidale, and Bishop Hayden of Wilcannia-Forbes, and Rev. Father O'Gorman of East Maitland will leave Sydney in April to visit Europe…
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At the Methodist Conference to-day the Revs. W. G. Taylor, E. J. Rodd, and J. W. Moore were congratulated upon the completion of 50 years' service in the…
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Mr. G. T, Walden, M.A., who has been serving as an A.I.F. Army chaplain during the greater period of the war and demobilisation, in visiting the Indian…
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At the Methodist conference yesterday the business in hand was the oral examination of candidates to be received into full connection, who have been away…
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