152:(1911â1914) Joan studied mathematics, Latin, English and History. While an undergraduate she was Secretary of the Women's University Union in 1913. From the history of the Tasmania University Union 1899 -1999: "A Law Students' Association had been formed; debating flourished, with Joan Hore described as 'the finest lady debater ever'." She graduated on 30 March 1914, Joan had set her eyes upon teaching.
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Islington and Beresfield. After leaving Newcastle N.S.W. area Rev. Hore served the Congregational Church at West Epping (a western suburb of Sydney) and back in Tasmania at Devonport Congregational Church (1942 -
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Newcastle, NSW area coincided with The Great Depression and she was well known in the district for her work with the unemployed. She visited shanty camps, taking donated food and groceries, clothing, reading matter, and gifts and cake on Christmas Day. Joan also publicly
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After her teaching and missionary service, Joan Hore set her sights on becoming an ordained
Christian Minister. It wasn't a straightforward path as, in Australia, the Congregational Union was the only Protestant church to provide a pathway for women into the ministry. Winifred Kiek was ordained on
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Julia Pitman outlines the history of involvement of women in the
Congregational Church in Australia and she profiles the thirteen women ordained in the period 1927 â 1977, including Rev Joan Hore, in 'Our principle of sex equality': the ordination of women in the Congregational church in Australia
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Morning Herald reported "The Rev. Joan Hore, who was received at the session of the Congregational Union yesterday, is probably the first woman preacher of any denomination ordained in New South Wales. She preaches at Speer's Point, Islington, and Beresfield, three
134:, England, on 12 August 1890, to Edward Coode Hore who was a missionary, explorer, mariner and shipbuilder and his wife Annie nÊe Boyle. Both were associated with the London Missionary Society (LMS). Joan had one sibling, Jack (b. 1882) who was the first white child to visit
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Redlands' Girls College, Cremorne, NSW and, during the 1920s, she had two short missionary placements, one in India and the second in Fiji. In both instances her service was shortened by illness.
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Colonel Light Gardens Congregational Church in Adelaide, South Australia. Rev. Kiek, was a pioneer, as the "first woman minister in a Christian church and in a dominion of the British Empire."
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110:(1890â1955) was the first ordained woman minister in New South Wales. She was ordained at the Bethany Congregational Church in Speers Point on 28 July 1931 to the
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