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Churches, 1975

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One From Sydney in Study Mission

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 January 1975 · page 7

Only one Sydney JNF worker participated in the 20-man special study mission to Israel. Mr. Barry Kleiner, deputy-chairman of the…

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Union journals’ little interest in Australian mission to Arabs Petersen disappointed

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 January 1975 · page 2

A parliamentarian-member of an Australian trade union delegation to Arab countries is disappointed with the lack of interest by Australian trade union journals in reporting their…

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Jewish N.z. Mayor Blasts Church

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 January 1975 · page 7

AUCKLAND: Governments in the Christian world were conniving with the Arabs to…

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German Church backs Israel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 January 1975 · page 9

BONN: The synod of the Evangelical Church has passed a resolution expressing solidarity with the people of Israel, “which is fighting for its…

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Churchman for Wizo

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 February 1975 · page 2

The Rev Graham Hardy, rector of St. Stephen’s Church, Sydney will be guest speaker at the Pprim…

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The Next Generation Study Mission Attracts Few

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 February 1975 · page 4

Despite getting off to a bad start, the UIA Young Leadership Study Mission in Israel succeeded in engendering enthusiasm amongst twenty young people from Australia and New Zealand, for the cause of Israel…

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Queen of Peace built at cost of $300,000 Cardinal will open Church

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 4 March 1975 · page 1

Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, Cardinal Freeman, will open the $300,000 Our Lady Queen of Peace Church at Greystanes on…

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Church leader on unity at Purim celebrations

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 March 1975 · page 26

There is a basic unify in God, mutual respect between Jews and Christians, the Rev. Graham Hardy Presbyterian minister of St. Stephens Church in Sydney said to more than 200 WIZO women…

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Churchill sought help of ‘aliens’

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 16 April 1975 · page 12

LONDON: Secret British War Cabinet papers reveal that Winston Churchill sought to use aliens from enemy countries who had sought refuge here in a Foreign Legion to…

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Rabbi on mission for Israel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 May 1975 · page 5

Rabbi Hanan Rikvin, director of the Keren Hayesod-United Israel Appeal’s department for…

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Churchmen for Visit

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 May 1975 · page 10

JERUSALEM: The first church delegation from the. Soviet Union to visit Israel for three years will arrive…

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Reformed Church zet grote opsporing campagne op touw

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 30 May 1975 · page 2

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Windows Like a Chalice Church Opens in July

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 10 June 1975 · page 2

NSW Methodist Conference president. Rev. Alan Brand, will open the new Merrylands…

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Church's Voice

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 26 June 1975 · page 3

The Presbyterian Church of Australia last week spoke out against the aims of the PLO in a circular to the press, Federal and State politicians, church leaders and to 300 Presbyterian congregations in NSW…

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Action at the Village Church Community Centre

Now · Tuesday 1 July 1975 · page 6

That well known exponent of getting things moving, Ray Tunks, has organised a few things he wants people to know about. He's got a debate on "The Nature of Paddington" on Saturday 20th…

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Council Seeks Grant for Church Land

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 8 July 1975 · page 1

Holroyd Council wants to buy land in Greystanes for pre-school kindergarten groups. The Church of…

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Church opens

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 8 July 1975 · page 5

A new Methodist Church was opened on Saturday at Merrylands. It was opened by president of the State Methodist Conference, Rev. A. D. Brand in Memorial Avenue, Merrylands…

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Armenian churchman visits Jerusalem

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 July 1975 · page 9

JERUSALEM: The leading figure in the world Armenian Church, His Holiness Vazken I, arrived…

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Doctor Wins Churchill Scholarship

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 July 1975 · page 7

At least one Jewish person in NSW was among the Australian winners of Churchill Fellowships…

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Abie back from Suez mission

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 July 1975 · page 8

HAIFA: Abie Nathan, 47, the former Tel Aviv restaurateur, has abandoned his attempt to sail through the reopened Suez Canal in his Voice of Peace ship…

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