Resources Index

These are provided here to help stimulate Christian people to thought and action. We hope you find them helpful.
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Evangelism

Prayer Book and Liturgical Resources

Women’s Ministries

Prayer

Our Evangelical Heritage

Comment

Other Resources

ACL News – selected articles from ACL newsletters

 

     

    Evangelism

      Evangelism: A Priority in Your Parish? – Neil Prott calls us back to the gospel

      Reaching Out in Difficult Situations by Bishop Dudley Foord

      From a Thankful heart by Canon John Chapman

Reformation Sunday Resources

More churches are observing Reformation Sunday – usually on the Sunday closest to 16 October (anniversary of the martydom of Latimer and Ridley) or around All Saints’ Day (1st November). These talks are written as popular introductions.

Since so few Christians are taught any Christian history, these files might provide a starting point for an occasional talk, sermon or newsletter article.

These files are pdfs – you will need the Acrobat Reader.

Martin Luther pioneering German reformer

William Tyndale English Bible translator – and why the church banned the Bible

Thomas Cranmer First protestant Archbishop of Canterbury

And from more recent history...

Richard Johnson First Chaplain to the Colony of New South Wales

Samuel Marsden Second Chaplain to the Colony of New South Wales


Long Ago and Far Away, Thomas Cranmer, author of the Prayer Book – by Allan Blanch

Also, Kanishka Raffel has contributed this helpful note he wrote for his church news-sheet.


Interview with Dr. Ashley Null, respected expert on Thomas Cranmer.

Published in two parts in the ACL’s newsletter in 2002.


Making your life count for Eternity – the story of Sydney’s “Mr. Eternity”, Arthur Stace – from various sources, by Colin Mackellar.


    Comment

UK Evangelicalism: Optimistic? – John Richardson.

Addresses given at ACL Annual General Meetings

1995 What Must not Change in a Changing Church – Bruce Ballantine-Jones.

1996 Liberalism: What does it mean for the Church? – Rick Brown.

1997 President’s Address – Bruce Ballantine-Jones.

1998 Church Planting on the Central Coast of NSW– Andrew Heard.

1999 Africa, ’Yes’; WCC, ’No’? – The Rev Dr Robert Doyle,
Director of Postgraduate Studies at Moore Theological College, spoke of his impressions from the 1998 World Council of Churches Assembly in Harare.

1999 President’s Address – Bruce Ballantine-Jones.

2000 President’s Address – Bruce Ballantine-Jones

2001 President’s Address – Bruce Ballantine-Jones

2002 President’s Address – Zac Veron

2001 AGM Address – Andrew Cameron – “Taking them with us to ten percent”

2004 AGM Address – Mark Thompson