Editing Templers (Radical Pietist sect) (section)

===Temple Society Australia===
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* 1948-50 Australian Templers consolidate around [[Melbourne]], [[Sydney]] and [[Adelaide]]. Over the years church halls and community centres were established at [[Boronia, Victoria|Boronia]], [[Bayswater, Victoria|Bayswater]] and [[Bentleigh, Victoria|Bentleigh]] in Melbourne, [[Meadowbank, New South Wales|Meadowbank]] in Sydney and at [[Tanunda, South Australia|Tanunda]] near Adelaide.
* 1950 Formation of the [[Temple Society Australia]] with Dr. Richard Hoffmann as Regional Head
* 1970 Australian and German Templer Regions linked formally by appointment of Dr. R. O. Hoffmann as President of the Temple Society
* 1972 Templer Home for the Aged opened in Bayswater
* 1979 Tabulam Nursing Home, located next to the Templer Home for the Aged, begun as a joint undertaking with the Australian-German Welfare Society.
* 1981 New Youth Group club room and school rooms completed at Bayswater.
* 1986 Templers in Germany and Australia celebrate 125 years of Temple Society.
* 1987 Sydney Templers secure places in the St. Hedwig Homes for the Aged of the Catholic German Community of St. Raphael in Blacktown NSW, opened in 1989.
* 1988 Dr Richard Hoffmann retires. Dietrich Ruff is elected as the new President of the Temple Society
* 1990s New initiatives: Templer residential unit development in Bayswater, Kids' Club, Australian-German Templer Exchange, Country Victorian Templer Groups
* 2001/2 Dietrich Ruff retires. Peter Lange is elected as the new President of the Temple Society
* 2002 A new Temple Chapel is built in the Bayswater Community Centre. Extensive Remodel of the [http://ttha.org.au/ TTHA].
* 2005 TSA Constitution changed to reflect the lifestyle of its members in Australia. It is no longer a community-based organisation, but one consisting of many focus and interest groups.