Church opens prayer drive for road safety in Braidwood
The 1846 brick church with a bell tower hosts tourists and motorists then provides motorists with prayer cards. Fr J P Kelly says mobile life erodes static parishes and inviting travelers promotes integration and road safety as a modern duty under Thou shalt not kill.
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Braidwood
Clyde Mountain
Kelly
Leading Quaker to give address here
Dr Steere, a graduate of Michigan, Harvard and Oxford, president of the American Theological Society, and senior AFSC leader, has conducted relief missions in Europe and Asia and organized Quaker aid in Finland. He will deliver the fourth James Backhouse Lecture at the Society of Friends annual meeting in Hobart this month.
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Dr Steere
Michigan
Harvard
Oxford
Pas
American Theological Society
American Friends Service Committee
AFSC
Europe
Africa
Middle East
India
Japan
Finland
Gations
Poland
Steere
World Council of Churches
National Council of Churches
Society of Friends
Baron von Hugel
James Backhouse
Australia
Hobart
The Ecumenical Consultation on Theological Education in Seoul
The Ecumenical Press Service reports delegates from Japan Korea Taiwan India Southeast Asia the Pacific Europe and North America attended the Seoul consultation sponsored by the East Asia Christian Conference and the Theological Education Fund. Papers covered Knowing your situation Rethinking Essential Tasks and World Council of Churches studies on The Missionary Structure of the Congregation and Patterns of Ministry and Theological Education. Delegates formed small groups to discuss purposes of theological education curricula patterns and joint planning possibilities.
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Ecumenical Press Service
Japan
Korea
Aiwan
India
South-east Asia
The
Pacific
Europe
North America
East Asia Christian Conference
Theological Education Fund
World Council of Churches
Priest 68 Dies in New Guinea Mission Work
Father Stephen Dargas, aged 68, a Roman Catholic priest and mission pioneer, died at Vanapore near Rabaul. He went to New Britain in 1924 and helped establish a station at Kamanakamp. He later became a Japanese prisoner during wartime.
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Rabaul
New Guinea
Vanapore
Stephen Dargas
New Britain
Kamanakamp
Christian education panel to meet in Singapore
A new ecumenical committee formed by the EACC and World Council of Christian Education plans a consultation in Singapore next month themed Gods People in Gods World. LA Kyaw Than serves as secretary and reports strong ecumenism and development emphasis. Mr Wo K Brown of East Malvern Victoria was elected general secretary, succeeding Rev Harvey L Perkins in April.
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Christian Education Committee
Singapore
Tian Education
East Asia Christian Conference
EACC
World Council of Christian Education
Othe
Bangkok
Chris- New
Wo K. Brown
East Malvern
Victoria
Australian Council of Churches
LA Kyaw Than
Anglican Church
General Board of Religious Education
Harvey L. Perkins
Brown
Church of England
World Council of Church
New Delhi
Church Services and Church Listings Across Canberra
A dense compilation of church services across multiple parishes and schools. It lists St Paul Manuka, St Philip’s O’Connor, The Good Shepherd, St Mary’s, St Christopher’s, St Columba’s, and many others with service times, baptisms, confirmations, and Sunday masses. Also notes at Royal Military College chapel, Christian Science, and various school Masses and weekday services.
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Tam
Arm & Am
Sian
Cpm
ST Paul Manuka
de Iohn Munro
Narrabundah
ST Philip's O'Connor Sureda
the Good Shepherd
Hughes-Curtin-Garran
Lyons Primary School
Moly Crors
Wanen-Hackett
Dicken
Peters
New Army Head Takes Command From Canberra
Major Keith Hunter will command the North Rockhampton corps after serving three years there. Captain James Martin departs Canberra on Wednesday January 11 to take a Newcastle City posting. Hunter, 17-year Salvation Army veteran in Queensland, is married with two children. Martin notes Canberra South corps growth, stronger services, and expanding senior citizen programs during five years there.
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Oficer
Keith Hunter
North Rockhampton Corps
James Martin
Canberra
Newcastle
Hunter
Salvation Army
Queensland
Martin Said
South Canberra Corps
South
Home Gardening Health and Pest Control in Canberra
Canberra gardeners face pest and disease risks from plants bought nationwide. Snails spread via imported soil, and neglected fruit trees trigger infestations. Readers are urged to learn disease identification, proper soil care, pruning, watering, and cleanliness, with guidance from CSIRO staff and the Department of the Interior.
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Canberra
Sydney
Molonglo
The
Horticultural Society
CSIRO
Agriculture and Stock
Department of the Interior
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Cnn
Mass
Tle
Star Cat
Mickeon Bae
Maumee
Oipm
Br Appointmert
Aureau
Anda Myre
Holy Trinity Curtin - Hughes
Holy Trinity School
Tata, Hughes Public
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Moly Trinity School
Tepe
Maas
Hector Harrison
St Columba's Addon
Mev Alec
Want Family Service
Cope
Worthip
Henderson
Cooper
Fell San
Sulahi
Lyorhom
St. Gaur
James Hughes
ST Margaret's Watron - Hackett Gee Dow
Erickson
Alec
F.C. Ipeldewinde
Lam
CR. Baxter
Tispm
Peter Watts
G. A
O'Connor
J Braman
Varbaliumla
Queanffy
Peter W
Mr Cc
Mini Sunaiay
Ilam
W. Lawton
Gunusy
Mian
Christian Science
Nom Thursda Dialogue
Dewuigter
ST Addan
Serrabundah
Push Hill
J. Adele Sunday
Wey
Canberra South Corps
ACORN
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Adelaide
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Rom
Atard
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Gilmore Crescent
Garvan
Seven Hill
Pire Street
Fyshwick
Besser Vibrapac Masonry