Melanesian Institute / University of Papua New Guinea / Nungalinya College / Rarongo Theological College / /
NaturalFeature
Torres Strait Islands / Melville Island / /
Organization
Anglican Church / French government / Northern Land Council / Institute for Aboriginal Development / Nelen Yubu Missiological Unit / Nungalinya College / Aboriginal and Islander Catholic Council / Australian government / Whitlam Labor government / Department of Aboriginal Affairs / Melanesian Institute / Central Land Council / Roman Catholic Church / Rarongo Theological College in East New Britain / /
Person
Pat Dodson / John Leary / Fr Mullins / Alice Springs / Maurice Heading / Pat Mullins / John May / Alexander Dawia / Terry Djinyini Gondarra / Martin Wilson / Don Carrington / Revd Robert Bos / /
Position
federal minister / first Aboriginal bishop / Dean / Dean of Theological Studies / /
ProvinceOrState
Queensland / East New Britain / New South Wales / Northern Territory / /
PublishedMedium
the Lutheran / /
Region
northern New South Wales / Northern Australia / Central Australia / North Queensland / /
Melanesian Journal of TheologyREPORTS Ministerial Training for Aboriginal Australians In August-September, 1985, Dr John May was able to visit the most distant member school of MATS, Nungalinya College in Da