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Manuscript notes, index cards and annotated photocopies relating to research for Peter Jensen's MA thesis 'Calvinism and the persecution of witches in England (1563-1604)' and PhD thesis 'The life of faith in the teaching of Elizabethan Protestants'

This series contains letters and other personal papers that were neither written by nor addressed to Mary Andrews. In a number of cases these are letters where a copy has been sent to Mary Andrews for her information; others (including the papers of former fellow missionary in China Norah Dillon) pertain to individuals or subjects she was interested in.
In some cases the reason for these papers being in Mary Andrews' possession is entirely unclear.
Some eulogies and letters of condolence sent to Mary Andrews' relatives following her death have been removed.

Typescript and manuscript pages, intended for publication

Title deeds - 1950-2002
Church of England Property Trust v. Canterbury Council - 1980
Funding for College library - 1995-2001
Moore College council - correspondence - 1992-2000
Correspondence - Doug Marr - 1993-2000
Chapel and Principal's Residence - subdivision - 2008-2009
Development application - 2009

Manuscript and typescript lists of books in the library's collection.

Typescript documents on the topic of training and education for vocational ministry.

MBTI indicators - 2001
Systems theory
Continuing Education for Ministers - After College Training Advisers' board - meetings - 1993-1996, 1998, 2001
Ministry wives - 2009-2010
Moore College Women's Fellowship - 1990-2001
Moore Women's Bible Study - 1989-2001
Disability Bible Studies - 2009
MTS training advisory - 199401998
Bible study material

Bishop Perry's diary of the 1850 Bishops' Conference and notes on Holy Baptism. Copied from the original held at the Melbourne Diocesan Registry.

Photocopy and manuscript transcript of the journal and correspondence of Rev Richard Johnson, first chaplain to the colony of NSW. The originals are held in Lambeth Palace Library, London. The correspondence is dated 1793-1794.