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Churches, 1921

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Blacktown Shire Council Water Matters. a Rated Church

Nepean Times · Saturday 9 April 1921 · page 1

The regular fortnightly meeting of Blacktown Shire Council was held on Tuesday afternoon, when there were present:—The President (Cr. G. Lalor))…

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"Saith the Preacher" Church Lacks Courage

Evening News · Saturday 9 April 1921 · page 2

"If society is to be saved we must get back to the eternal springs of life and creative energy which come from the infinite God," declared J. H. Oldham, of…

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Church News Church Op England

Evening News · Saturday 9 April 1921 · page 4

[?] Wright's chief engagements for the [?] to-morrow [?] presiding at the Home Missiion…

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Church Opening at Saratoga, Gosford Circuit

The Methodist · Saturday 9 April 1921 · page 4

The opening of a Sunday school, the establishment of services, and the erection of a new church at Saratoga, are all events of the last ten months, and they are entirely due to the…

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The Present Position Oe the Church

The Methodist · Saturday 9 April 1921 · page 9

THE position of the Christian Church in a community is a matter of general interest, not only to the members of the Church, but to all who are intelligently…

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The Churches. Industrial Missions

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 9 April 1921 · page 7

An effort is being made by the Fresbyterian Church to get into closer touch with the industrial population in the coal-mining districts of Greta, Branxton, Rothbury, Cessnock,…

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Siberian Trade Suggested Mission Request to U.S. and Japan TOKYO. April 8

The Sun · Sunday 10 April 1921 · page 5

A message from Vladivostock states that the Far Eastern Republic on Wednesday formally requested the permission of the American Secretary…

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The Churches An Example of Grit

Sunday Times · Sunday 10 April 1921 · page 12

Thirty years at one church is a long time. The Rev. John Macaulay, M.A., has been at Waveney for that period. The worshippers at the Grahame…

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Central Methodist Mission Ch[?]

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 11 April 1921 · page 4

Mr. E. H. Jones has been elected to the p[?] musical director of the Central Methodist [?] which holds its services in the Lyce[?]. Mr.[?] who is the well-known conductor of the Welsh [?]…

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"Successful Mission" Cable From Mr. Storey Returning in July

The Sun · Monday 11 April 1921 · page 5

Discussing Mr. Storey's health this morning, the Acting- Premier (Mr. Dooley) expressed the opinion that although he had been confined to his…

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Federal Politics. London Mission. Country Party Attitude. Melbourne

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 11 April 1921 · page 6

The luck of the Hughes' Ministry is becoming proverbial. Certainly, the Ministry never came nearer to politcal extinction than was the case last week. Whatever his faults,…

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Memorial Church Stone Laid at Auburn

Evening News · Monday 11 April 1921 · page 4

[?]he soldier's memorial of the [?] community of [?] is to take the form of a new church and the foundation-[?] of the building were placed…

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New Church at Auburn. Memorial of Peace

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 11 April 1921 · page 7

When completed, the new church of St. Phillp at Auburn will provide for a congregation of 500. 'The church is being erected by the Anglican community as a memorial…

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The Church in the Domain

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 11 April 1921 · page 9

The Australian Christian Social Union opened its campaigns in the Domain yesterday afternoon. Dean Talbot took the chair, and the speakers were Rev. A. H. Garnsey, Warden…

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Auburn Peace Memorial Church. The Governor, Sir Walter Davidson, set the first of the foundation-stones of the Peace Memorial Church of St. Philip. Auburn, on Saturday afternoon. Inset: The Archbishop of Sydney (Dr. Wright) setting the second stone

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 11 April 1921 · page 6

The two foundation-stones of the new Peace .Memorial Church of St. Philip at Auburn were set in position on Saturday afternoon--one by the State Governor, Sir Walter…

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The Widow's Mite Exchanged for a Church BATHURST

The Sun · Tuesday 12 April 1921 · page 2

The story of how a homely patchwork quilt, made by a poor widow woman in Bathurst was exchanged for a brand new church, was told by an…

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Churchill's Return Back From Near East LONDON. Monday Night

The Sun · Tuesday 12 April 1921 · page 1

Mr. Winston Churchill (Secretary of State for the Colonics) returned to London from his tour of the Near East to-day…

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Loyalty of Australia. Mr. D. Storey's Mission

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 13 April 1921 · page 9

"When I have the opportunity of speaking to the deep-thinking men of England, you may rest assured that I will refute the sentiments recently cabled home from a small section of…

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Japan and U.S. Mission From Tokio "Heroic Treatment" Necessary VANCOUVER

The Sun · Wednesday 13 April 1921 · page 1

A message from Washington reports that a semi-official cable from Tokio says that the Japanese Government is prepared to send a distinguished…

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Church Bush Aid Society

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 13 April 1921 · page 12

Rev. Neville Haviland, recently curate of St. Stephen's Church of England, Willoughby, was tendered a farewell by the parishioners in the parish hall on Monday night, preparatory to…

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