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• Goodhew, Richard Henry (1931-)
• Miller, Simon
• Robinson, Donald William Bradley (1922-2018)
• Jensen, Phillip D. (1945-)
• Doyle, R. C. (Robert Colin) (1947-)
• Halcrow, Jeremy
• Horniman, Val

• 1999-05-01

• Moore Theological College

• Christians respond to Kosovo crisis Wollongong Anglicans offer safe haven to people fleeing former Yugoslavia New look at renewing a failing society by Jeremy Halcrow New name to continue the vision for youth by Harry Goodhew- on the formation of Youthworks Divorce: one grandfather’s heartache by Philip Jensen Anglicans Debate an Australian Republic by Robert Doyle and Bishop Donald Robinson Archbishop writes to Herald on Euthanasia Demolishing the myth of work by Simon Miller Ten yeare later, Tiananmen’s legacy lives on by Val Horniman Sisters find future in inner-city oasis by Margaret Rogers - on the visit of International Leader, Sister Anita, to Glebe Sisters of the Church. Volume 05 number 04 1999-05-01/1999-05-31

• Tiananmen Square Incident (China : 1989)

• English

• Anglican Diocese of Sydney

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