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Christians in Australia
註釋Sequel to the author's 1984 study, 'Australian Christians in Conflict and Unity'. This second volume of a detailed history of the relationships between the churches in Australia begins with the end of WWI. It traces the development of the ecumenical movement in this country and examines the greater involvement of the churches in the social, political and economic life of the nation. Includes references and an index, and among the five appendices is a list of presidents and general secretaries of the Australian Council of Churches (ACC). The author is a leading figure in the Australian ecumenical movement and was a Uniting Church minister and staff member of the ACC. The first volume has been reissued with dust jacket that bears the title 'Christians in Australia: Volume 1: Conflict and unity, 1788-1926'.