Papers [manuscript]. 1905-1981.

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Papers [manuscript]. 1905-1981.

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Miscellaneous papers and minutes of the Uniting Church of Australia; proceedings of meetings, seminars, conference papers; programmes, forms of services, papers, reports of various assemblies, synods, and conferences; monographs, periodicals, programmes and orders of services; newsletters, press releases on Aboriginal issues; published material, church and parish newsletters; church reports; papers relating to Trinity College, Emmanuel College and University of Queensland chaplaincy and army chaplaincy; photographs, lecture notes.

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University of Queensland. Emmanuel College.

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Busch, Rolland Arthur, 1920-1985.

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Rolland Arthur Busch, A.O., M.B.E., was a Professor of New Testament Studies, Trinity Theological College, 1978-1985, President and Principal of Emmanuel College, University of Queensland, 1961-1978, 1st Moderator of the Queensland Synod of the Uniting Church, President of the Assembly, 1982-1985, Chairman of the Board of Local Missions (Presbyterian Church of Queensland), 1970-1974, Convenor of the Department of Christian Education (Presbyterian Church of Queensland), 1960-1963, and Chaplain-Ge...

Uniting Church in Australia

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In June 1977 the Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregational Churches of Australia joined together to form the Uniting Church in Australia. Plans for this merger were first discussed early this century. In 1956 a commission was set up to draft the basis of union and in the early 1970s votes were held on this issue. In the Uniting Church a number of parishes form a Presbytery. The Presbyteries in each state form Synods and the national body of the Church is called the Assembly. From th...