Church News Church of England
January 6th is Epiphany Day, when the Church commemorates the appearance of the "Star in the Bast" by which means the Gentlies (all…
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Churches, 1937
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George Iv Bible. 115 Years' Service in Windsor Church
A bible presented to St. Matthews' Church, Windsor, by King George IV., was used for the last time in the church service on Sunday evening…
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Mr. Brooks, who has had an enjoyable holiday in Sydney and Garra, will return to his circuit on Saturday morning next, January 9th…
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It is delightful to know that Mr. Taylor and Mr. Bell, during the absence of the minister, conducted services that were appreciated and…
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Last night tho service was uplifted by the singing of a solo by Mrs. D. H. Sky. The words of "The Lord is My Shepherd," as rendered by Mrs…
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Through circumstances that could not be avoided, the choir did not gather for practice last Friday night, but on Friday next at 7.30 p.m. there…
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In connection with the death, last month, of Mr. Tom Logan, the minister's address at the evening Service at St. Stephen's next Sunday night…
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The Sunday Schools at both Narrabri and Wee Waa resumed yesterday. At Wee Waa the attendance was very small, but at any rate a…
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Moree, 10.15 a.m., Mr. E. J. Hemming, Rev, R. C. Dempsey, L.Th…
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Good attendances marked the services yesterday. Conditions are rapidly coming back to normal, and once the annual congregational…
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The Parish Church was well filled with about two hundred people, who gathered to hear tho Rev. W. A. Cross deliver his farewell service…
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The annual vestry meeting was largely attended at the Mission Hall. Danger Village, last Monday night. The three wardens of last year were…
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Rain somewhat interfered with the attendance at the Communion Service at Narrabri yesterday morning, no country members being present…
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The Conference held during the past three weeks in Sydney was a very busy one for all who attended. No ministers in the N.W. Mission…
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In spite of the rain the early morning service and Holy Communion was well attended, and the choir admirably rendered the choral part of…
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The annual congregational meeting on Monday last was well attended. Reports and Balance Sheets for the past year showed the Narrabri-Wee…
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A prayer of thanks will go up from thousands of hearts for the most welcome rain, and despite the steady fall on Sunday an encouraging…
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The dally celebrations of Holy Communion have been attended each morning by a few of the faithful, and the numbers at the Wednesday…
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THE Mission for which the Charge has been preparing will commence at Wee Waa next Sunday morning and at Narrabri the same evening. As…
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ON Saturday night a willing band of workers were engaged in decorating the Church with the offerings brought along. The display was…
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