Christian Science Churches
“Soul and Body” was the subject in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday. The Golden Text was: “I pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be…
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Methodist Christian Endeavour Mission Band
Activities since our last report have included (1) the half-yearly rally on May 21st, which was very successful. A fine missionary item…
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Received at this office, 218 Castle-reagh Street, Sydney, up to Tuesday last and not otherwise acknowledged.In payment to 31-12-1941: Mrs. S…
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His Excellency Sir Leslie Orme Wilson, P.C., G.C.S.I, G.C.M.G., D.S.O., presided. In introducing the Governor of Queensland the President-General (Rev. H. M. Wheller) said:…
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At the anniversary meeting of the Sydney City Mission in the new headquarters, Bathurst Street, yesterday afternoon, it was stated that work had been carried…
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The wisdom of the Church in establishing Mission centres in thickly populated areas is surely justified by the fact that needy people can attend services with more ease than is the case…
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The Rt. Rev. Dr. John Flynn, O.B.E., Moderator-General of the Presbyterian Church of Australia, came to pay a courtesy call and to bring greetings from the Presbyterian Assembly…
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For many years the question of Church Union has been before General Conferences. It cannot be claimed that much has been accomplished. The Churches still stand apart from one another…
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The report which was presented to the New South Wales Conference by the convener, Mr. A. B. Lalchere, was considered by the…
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Excellent congregations met to observe Youth Sunday in connection with the preliminary services of the Newtown Methodist Church Centenary Celebrations…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Scots College Spitfire Fund. Mr. Churchill's Thanks
The following answer has been received to a cable sent to the British Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill: "Prime Minister much appreciates generous action of boys…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Pictures by Yesterday's Air Mail — Famous London Church Destroyed — Embarkations From Sydney
Wounded German prisoners who were captured during a night attack on Sollum being brought in by British guards. Australians with the first German prisoners to be captured in…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Views on War Policy. Message to Mr. Churchill. Mr. Menzies's Plans. MELBOURNE
The Australian Government's views about the future campaign in the Middle East will be communicated direct to the British Prime Minister,…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →Protest by Council of Churches
The president of the Council ol Churches in New South Wales, the Rev. C. A. White, said yesterday that the increase in the number of sporting meetings for patriotic…
Continued on Trove, page 17 →The Churches. Christian Witness
Conferences are to be held in each rural deanery of the Sydney Diocese during June and July to discuss Christian witness…
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LONDON, Saturday. — The Prime D Minister (Mr. Churchill) this morning inspected coastal defence batteries the East Anglian coast…
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LONDON, Saturday. — The Prime Minister (Mr. Churchill) this morning inspected coastal, defence batteries on the East Anglian coast…
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LONDON, Saturday (from F. E. Baume): A most spectacular political crisis concerning the direction of the war has come. Mr. Churchill's personal position, so far, is unassailable, but his cabinet has been seriously damaged…
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CLERGYMAN GIVES HIS BLESSING to Corporal C. I. Morrison, Canadian highlander and his bride, Helen Fowler, after marrying them amid the ruins of St. Bartholomew's Church, bombed in the last big raid on London…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mrs. Churchill Wants to Make Empire Tour After War LONDON
"WHEN the war is won, it the Prime Minister and I could make an Empire tour personally to thank the men and…
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