Anglican Church
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If you are after a more traditional style of church meeting, try the Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Brisbane Street. Say hi to Brian Peet and you will be warmly welcomed.
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Dear sirs,
I am conducting a family history research and am tring to locate a copy of a book written by Geoffrey Lovejoy in 1940 called “In Journeys Often”. He was a bush brother known as Brother Peter from 1934 – 1939 (Gilaandra/Berwarinna area) for the Brotherhood of the Good shepherd, Dubbo NSW. Any assistance you might be able to give would be very greatly appreciated. Does the Brotherhood still exist as an entity? Is there any other body I could approach that you know of? If anyone wishes to know wwhat happened to Uncle Geoffrey after 1939 I would be very pleased to supply what information I have.
Thank you again.
Regards
Richard M. James.
To Holy trinity Church Dubbo
Dear sirs,
I am conducting a family history research and am tring to locate a copy of a book written by Geoffrey Lovejoy in 1940 called “In Journeys Often”. He was a bush brother known as Brother Peter from 1934 – 1939 (Gilaandra/Berwarinna area) for the Brotherhood of the Good shepherd, Dubbo NSW. Any assistance you might be able to give would be very greatly appreciated. Does the Brotherhood still exist as an entity? Is there any other body I could approach that you know of? If anyone wishes to know wwhat happened to Uncle Geoffrey after 1939 I would be very pleased to supply what information I have.
Thank you again.
Regards
Richard M. James.
Search for Ivan Southall’s book: “Parson on the Track”, a story of the Dubbo based Brotherhood of St. Lawrence. My copy is well worn, and under lock and key. It’s valuable. Hope you can obtain one …. Les Nixon
the brothehood is not The brotherhood of S Lawerence but the Brotherhood of the Good Shepherd.Where you would get another copy of this book I do not know.I had the great delight in driving Ivan around the then area administered by The Brotherhood whilst He did the field research for the book.I have an authographed copy which I also prise.
If you are looking for a contemporary church service come along and check out the Anglican church’s new ‘New’ church!
Great bible based preaching, fantastic fellowship and great K-6 kids program: ‘Max7′: Living life to the max for Jesus 7 days a week.
4.30pm Sunday afternoons.
Through the large gates at Macquarie Anglican Grammar, the end of The Sunset Way, West Dubbo.
Contact Holy Trinity office for any more details.
There are a number of online bookshops that stock books on the Brotherhood. I have recently purchsed Brothers in the Sun and I know that both “In Journeyings often” and “A Parson in the Australian Bush ” are currently for sale as of Christmas 2009.