Church and Workers
Sir,—At the recent Synod a note of warning was sounded, which, if acted upon, will be of lasting benefit to the Church and mankind in…
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Churches, 1942
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Letters to Editor Workers and Church
Sir,—Your correspondent "Flathead' draws attention to the "settled conviction of the worker to-day that the Church is the cornerstone…
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Sunday school anniversary celebrations at the Maryville Presbyterian Church concluded with an anniversary tea and concert in…
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Petition forms with the signatures of people desiring the restoration of broadcasts of religious services through regional stations were…
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"The people want non-ritual services. They are tired of the traditional and ritual services," said the Rev. W. Gibbins,…
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A luncheon arranged by the New Lambton Methodist Church branch of the Women's Overseas Mission Auxiliary was held…
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The Rev s. Bembrick preached he sermon at a special Young People's service in the Hexham Methodist Church. Amo[?] those…
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CANBERRA, Thursday.—The new Australian Broadcasting Commission will meet at Canberra on July 1 and 2…
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Excerpt from a memorandum addressed to the Prime Minister of Great Britain by the Executive committee of the Council of the Institute of Journalists…
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THE SECRETARY of the Allied Women's Day Committee (Mrs. M. Wilson) has received the following message from Mrs…
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LONDON, Friday (AAP): The Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) has prepared a message, which will be read on Sunday throughout…
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CENTRAL METHODIST MISSION.— The morning preacher at the central Methodist Mission will be mr. Pred e. Cooksey. The evening service will be…
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LONDON, June 14.—In a United Nations' Day message that was read at ceremonies throughout Britain honouring the flags of the United Nations, the Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) said:…
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MacArthur in Australia was big news. Prestige plays an important part in war, and the American defender of the…
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LONDON, June 15.—A Nottingham Home Guard section that was participating in large-scale invasion manoeuvres and had been ordered to…
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LONDON, Thurs. (AAP).—Mr. Churchill has arrived in the United States, it was announced at No. 10 Downing Street last night. With him are General Sir Alan Brooke, Chief of the…
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SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRLIA.—In peacetime it was a sleepy, pleasant town where up north, The last rew…
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NEW YORK, June 19.—With the British Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) again in the United States for consultation with President Roosevelt—their third meeting in 10 months—the world is looking toward Washington for…
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Appointment from church congregations of escorts 10 accompany aged people, women, and girls to their homes after…
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NEW YORK, June 21.—As President Roosevelt and Mr. risk the consequences of participate military talks for the third day…
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