RESOURCE ORGANISATIONS

ABOUT DR. MCLENNAN

Graham McLennan is a practising Dental Surgeon in Orange, NSW. In 1974, he studied under Dr Frances Schaeffer in L'Abri, Switzerland. Dr McLennan has served on the State Executive of a major political party, as well as leading a "Call to Australia" Senate team. He was Foundation Chairman of the Orange Christian School and served on the Executive of the 1988 National Gathering, the 1990 Aussie Easter, the 1993 Bicentenary of Christian Schooling Celebrations. Dr. McLennan is currently the Chairman of the National Alliance of Christian Leaders and Chairman of a Christian radio station (Radio Rhema) in Orange in central western New South Wales. Graham and his wife, Pam, founded the Christian History Research Institute, which has published two previous volumes to help Australians rediscover their Christian heritage. They have three children.

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THE CHRISTIAN HISTORY RESEARCH INSTITUTE:

PUBLICATIONS

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Graham McLennan, ed., Understanding Our Christian Heritage,

volume 1 (1987). Price: $8.00 (postage included)

Graham McLennan, ed., Understanding Our Christian Heritage, volume 2 (1989). Price: $18.80

The above two journals contain well researched and footnoted articles on our Christian heritage and of leading Australians and their faith.

Also available: George Mackaness, ed., Some Letters of Rev. Richard Johnson, B.A.: First Chaplain of New South Wales, Parts 1 and 2 (1954). Both volumes Price: $8.00

All four volumes. Price: $30.

Forthcoming books by Elizabeth Kotlowski--A Teachers' Guide to Southland of the Holy Spirit: A Christian History of Australia, and possibly, a series of ten small biographies of famous Australians, suitable for grades 3 to 7. If interested, please send name and address to:

The Christian History Research Institute

81 Woodward St, Orange, NSW 2800, Australia

Phone: (063) 62 6242 or Fax: (063) 62 1040

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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ELIZABETH ROGERS KOTLOWSKI is a freelance writer and author of several articles. She holds two Masters' Degrees in Public Affairs Journalism and Public Policy from Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia. Ms Kotlowski is an Australian who grew up in the high country of East Gippsland. After graduating from Melbourne State (Teachers') College and Cumberland College of Health Science (NSW), she went to Britain to undertake post-graduate studies in child psychiatric occupational therapy, under Dr Blachford Rogers, Crichton Royal Hospital, Dumfries, Scotland. While there, Ms Kotlowski met and married Polish Canadian neuropsychiatrist and war hero, Dr Kazimierz Kotlowski, a widower with two boys. In 1962, she emigrated with her husband to Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, where their other four sons were born. After her husband's death in 1973, Ms Kotlowski and her four youngest sons moved to the United States where she has resided since. Ms Kotlowski plans to return to Australia permanently in 1995 to pursue further studies in Australian history.

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