Frank Nicol McInnes

  Noted events in his life were:

• Obituary. ¹⁰⁵ Rev Frank McInnes was received into the arms of Jesus on Sunday 9 August 2009 after a short
illness in RPA.
After being inducted at Cronulla Congregational Church as a Pastor Frank trained at Camden
College as a mature age student. He was ordained at the Cronulla Congregational Church in
1966. He served there with distinction. Frank conducted Beach Missions and gathered an
enthusiastic team for ministry while continuing to lead missions across Australia and overseas as
well. Frank encouraged Alan Russell and Barry Fairfax to candidate for ministry through Camden
College. He also saw a number of people enter Christian missionary organisations.
Frank served as Director of Evangelism for the Congregational Board of Evangelism. He led
Sylvania Congregational Church into the Uniting Church after that congregation had exercised a
'no' vote in the original voting process.
Frank was a popular speaker and broadcaster presenting a Sunday morning program each week
for 27 weeks. He was a founding Director of 2CBA now Hope FM.
Frank retired from active ministry from Sylvania but continued to lead evangelical Missions and to
broadcast. He continued as Chaplain to the Camping Association and as guest preacher until he
grew infirm. Frank was a great prayer warrior and a great encourager of many ministers.
Frank McInnes will be greatly missed by his colleagues and the many people that he led to
Christian faith.
Prepared by the Rev Bill Clarke, Caringbah Uniting Church.

• Occupation. Ordained Congregational Church 22 March 1967

Frank married Betty Brown circa 1945. (Betty Brown was born circa 1920 and died in Jul 1997.)

Frank next married Kay Scott Johnson, daughter of Walter Johnson and Lillian, circa 1970. (Kay Scott Johnson was born on 3 Apr 1935 ¹⁰⁵.)