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Rev. Bill Fritz of Barrie's Collier Street United Church, right, is a vocal opponent of gay ordinations
Rev. Bill Fritz of Barrie's Collier Street United Church, right, is a vocal opponent of gay ordinations

Rev. Bill Fritz of Barrie's Collier Street United Church, right, is a vocal opponent of gay ordinations

Date3/1/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rev. Bill Fritz of Barrie's Collier Street United Church; right; is a vocal opponent of gay ordinations.
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United Church Moderator Rev. Walter Farquharson, above supports church's 1988 statement regarding gay ordinations. General secretary Rev. Howie Mills, left, says church conferences are autonomous
United Church Moderator Rev. Walter Farquharson, above supports church's 1988 statement regarding gay ordinations. General secretary Rev. Howie Mills, left, says church conferences are autonomous
2/22/1991
Press conference: United Church clergy and delegates held a meeting earlier this month at the Central United Church on Weston Rd., opposing the ordination of homosexuals in the church. From left, Rev. Allen Churchill and Rev. Bill Fritz at a press conference after the meetings.
Press conference: United Church clergy and delegates held a meeting earlier this month at the Central United Church on Weston Rd., opposing the ordination of homosexuals in the church. From left, Rev. Allen Churchill and Rev. Bill Fritz at a press conference after the meetings.
5/5/1988
Rev. Eilert Frerichs of Toronto, above, a homosexual rights activist, hailed Vancouver ordination as terrific
Rev. Eilert Frerichs of Toronto, above, a homosexual rights activist, hailed Vancouver ordination as terrific
7/6/1992
Ordination charge by the Rev. Wm. Cocker, D. D., to the young ministers ordained at the Methodist New Connexion Conference, Aurora, Canada, 1867. Published by request of the Conference
Ordination charge by the Rev. Wm. Cocker, D. D., to the young ministers ordained at the Methodist New Connexion Conference, Aurora, Canada, 1867. Published by request of the Conference
1867
Barrie's friend and husband of the dead bride, Jack Kettlewell, is seen with his father at Bracebridge
Barrie's friend and husband of the dead bride, Jack Kettlewell, is seen with his father at Bracebridge
6/21/1947
Barrie's own flat own building
Barrie's own flat own building
6/27/1986
Pleased chaplain: Rev. Eilert Frerichs says a United Church report calling for ordination of homosexuals will have tremendous weight when the issue is debated by the church
Pleased chaplain: Rev. Eilert Frerichs says a United Church report calling for ordination of homosexuals will have tremendous weight when the issue is debated by the church
3/29/1984
Less caring: Rev. Bill Phipps of Trinity United Church says Toronto has become less caring. During Christmas walk past Hazelton Lanes, he noted the ir(...)
Less caring: Rev. Bill Phipps of Trinity United Church says Toronto has become less caring. During Christmas walk past Hazelton Lanes, he noted the ir(...)
12/24/1981
Canon Duncan Abraham of St. Clements church, He is amazed at the number of women who oppose the ordination of women
Canon Duncan Abraham of St. Clements church, He is amazed at the number of women who oppose the ordination of women
5/13/1974
Collier Street Methodist Church, Barrie, Ontario
Collier Street Methodist Church, Barrie, Ontario
1910
No easier: United Church's ruling on ordination of homosexuals a step in right direction
No easier: United Church's ruling on ordination of homosexuals a step in right direction
9/7/1988
Sunday-shopping opponent Rev. Gordon R. Montgomery, of Newtonville, calls on Premier William Davis to stop dithering and get on with enacting the law.(...)
Sunday-shopping opponent Rev. Gordon R. Montgomery, of Newtonville, calls on Premier William Davis to stop dithering and get on with enacting the law.(...)
1/5/1975