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Special Synod on merger - on the merger of Anglicare and Anglican Retirement Villages, Newtown crane rises - on the construction of the 2017 building of Moore College, Diocese plans integrated Syrian response, Archbishop's term extended - on the extension of Glenn Davies term as Archbishop until 2020, A surprised, saved servant by Judy Adamson - on the testimony of Dean, Kanishka Raffel, Royal Commission apology - on the apology given by Glenn Davies to victims of abuse in the Church of England Boys' Society, FORCED SILENCE by Michael Kellahan - on having the courage to speak openly about Christ, sex and politics, A burning issue? by Mark Thompson - on the Lord's Supper, 2016-03-01/2016-03-31

Archbishop calls for "warm and generous welcome" - on welcoming Syrian refugees in light of ISIS, History goes digital - on the digitisation of church records, Defender of the faith by Glenn Davies - on Queen Elizabeth II's witness, The right mix by Paul Williamson - on corporate prayer, the Lord's Prayer, liturgy and tradition, 2015-10-01/2015-10-31

Sole edition of an anonymous essay designed to bring about peace and harmony in the taking of communion: for, as the author says, Judas himself was a partaker at the original supprt. The writer quotes the rhyme attributed to Queen Elizabeth I when, under the reign of her sister Mary, she was challenged on the doctrine of the real presence.' - bookseller's description. There was a reply to this the same year, also published in Oxford but not noted by Madan, titled 'The Receiver Undeceived' (Wing R262)., Woodcut border and printer's device on title page. Woodcut initial and header. Page 6 misnumbered 3.

Report on the history of the administration of Holy Communion, from the Early Church to the Reformation. Also outlines the law of the Church on the matter.

Manuscript report of meetings of the Subcommittee. Outlines committee members' views on the use of the individual cup at Holy Communion.

Manuscript report presented to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.

List of resolutions proposed.

Viva lay revolution by Jeremy Halcrow - on lay presidency, Protest rally threat sees liberty cancel by Stephen Liggins, Christian leaders arrested in China, Support given to E Timor refugees by Margaret Rodgers, More young people moving into ministry by Dominic Steele, Single parents find support, Parishes without property a step closer, Cheers as lay presidency trial passes, Sydney must look to the world - on a visit from the Bishop of Nigeria, Volume 05 number 10, 1999-11-01/1999-11-30

Archbishop averts crisis, Minto begins new Aboriginal ministry by Amy Morton, lay administration decision by Bishop Colin Buchanan - an English view, Eyes on the future with Colin Bale and Graham Stanton - on the establishment of Youthworks College in partnership with Moore College, Poke-mania is here! by Jeremy Halcrow, Volume 05 number 11, 1999-12-01/2000-01-31

New millennium sees evangelism bug grip Sydney, Window of opportunity: - on gospel work amongst university students in Japan, MYC puts students on track by Natasha Percy, ‘Far East’ is our ‘Near North’ by Margaret Rodgers - on the effects of Chinese sovereignty of Macau, Real change in our Church? Maybe this time by Rob Forsyth - on the introduction of Parish Cost Recoveries, Aboriginal ministry needs help by Jane Thomas, Long-serving cleric retires - retirement of Barry Schofield, church’s quiet revolution by Bruce Ballantine-Jones - on lay administration of the Lord's Supper, Volume 05 number 08, 1999-09-01/1999-09-30