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Church Hall Firebug – Daily Telegraph.
The rector of an Anglican church gutted by fire in Sydney’s inner west yesterday believes he knows who started the blaze and it has given a suspect “shortlist” to police. Reverend Dave Smith said he believed a disgruntled youth was … Continue reading
Fighting Father Dave to Attempt Guinness World Record – Blitz Magazine
Anglican parish priest Father Dave Smith, 50, is taking the good fight to a new level as he attempts the Guinness World Record for the greatest number of continuous rounds of boxing. On Sunday 1 April, Father Dave will leave … Continue reading
A BIG SUNDAY FOR … GLOVED PALMS
When Father Dave Smith of Holy Trinity Church in Dulwich Hill saw the youth centre’s budget was a few thousand dollars short, he decided to break a Guinness world record and raise $10, 000. “I can preach and I can … Continue reading
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Tagged Ester Han, Father Dave Smith, Guinness world record, Holy Trinity Church, John Safran
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Forging Friendships to Cross Cultural Divides – The Torch December 7th, 2005
IT WAS a 1970s chart hit but now the song title ‘Why Can’t We Be Friends’ has been attached to a multicultural dinner designed to dispel some myths and strengthen ties between Muslims and non-Muslims. The ‘Why Can’t We Be Friends’ dinner will be … Continue reading
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Tagged church, community, Father Dave, Father Dave Smith, Forging, Holy Trinity Church, Islamic, multicultural dinner, the Torch, Trinity
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Church to screen film on suicide bombers – Inner Western Suburbs Courier – 23rd May 2006
Father to air controversial film that Sydney cinemas ‘didn’t have the guts to show’. Report LAWRENCE CONWAY A controversial film about suicide bombers will be screened in Dulwich Hill over the weekend by Father David Smith of the Holy Trinity … Continue reading
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Tagged controversial film, Father, Father David, Father David Smith, film, Holy, Holy Trinity Church, Report, suicide bombers, terrorism
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Fair Go for the Sheikh to Stay – Inner-Western Courier December 11th, 2007
by Isaac Wilson MEMBERS of the Save the Sheikh Christian Coalition are calling on the new Government to help stop a top Islamic cleric from being deported Led by Father Dave Smith of the Holy Trinity Church at Dulwich Hill, … Continue reading
Citizen Focus: Father Dave – Marrickville Matters: December, 2007
Father David Smith Is a local icon born and bred in the area and known as the “Fighting Father” or “the boxing priest”. Father Dave is reverend at the Holy Trinity Church in Dulwich Hill and spends a lot of … Continue reading
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Tagged Dulwich Hill, Father Dave, Father David Smith, Holy Trinity, Holy Trinity Church, priest, series, Trinity, violence, work
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Bishop Makes a Special Visit – Valley Times: February 14th, 2008
By Jeanette Stephen The Anglican bishop of Jerusalem, Bishop Suheil Dawani was jointly welcomed to Dulwich Hill’s Holy Trinity Church yesterday by community leaders from Christian, Greek Orthodox and Islamic sectors. The Right Reverend Bishop Dawani visited the local church … Continue reading
Congratulations to Our Citizens of the Year – Marrickville Matters, February 2009
Father Dave Smith and Una Mu have been awarded the 2009 Marrickville Citizen of the Year. Father Dave is the reverend at Holy Trinity Church and also runs Holy Trinity Gym in Dulwich Hill. “I think of myself as a … Continue reading
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Tagged Citizens, community, Father Dave, Gym, Holy, Holy Trinity Church, Holy Trinity Gym, Marrickville, Trinity, Una Mu
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