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News clippings and ephemera, relating to the 1949 visit to Australia of German Pastor Martin Niemoller, at the invitation of the Open Air Campaigners.

The series relates to lectures presented by guest lecturers on subjects of interest to the Friends of the Library.
Bishop Barker and his clergy - by Ken Cable
Francis Bertie Boyce
David John Davies, a Principal embattled - by Janet West (1988)
Billy Graham in Australia, 1959 - Was it revival? - Stuart Piggin (1989)
The 450th anniversary of the martyrdom of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer - Holy Communion service - 2006
Invitation to the Library Lecture 2007 - Erasmus in the Twentieth Century - Professor Bruce Mansfield - 2007
Australian Church History Festival - programme - 2009
Moore College Library Lecture 2010 - Tom Frame
Simplicity and Integrity: the King James Version of the Bible in the church and the world - 2011
Launching Marsden's mission - 2013
Remembering Dss. Mary Andrews - 2014
Charles Simeon's enduring influence on Australia - 2015
Archbishop H.W.K. and Mrs Dorothy Mowll - 2021
Deaconess Margaret Rodgers - 2023

Includes Prohibition leaflets and articles, White Cross Society pamphlets (1891); a speech and other material relating to Hammondville's 60th anniversary in 1992; Funeral sermon preached by Archbishop Mowll in 1946.

Photograph, correspondence, news clippings, address given by HWK Mowll at memorial service.

Photographs of members of the Robinson family, as well as official events including functions at Bishopscourt and the Bicentennial celebrations in 1988. Also includes photographs of Archbishop H.W.K. Mowll.

The series includes correspondence between Bishop Moyes and Francis James in his capacity as managing director of 'The Anglican' newspaper. The correspondence also discusses the management of the Anglican Press Ltd., of which Moyes was a shareholder. Also includes correspondence relating to Archbishop H.W.K. Mowll's visit to China in 1956, and discussing how this visit was reported in the Daily Telegraph.

Archbishop H.W.K. Mowll bequeathed one book or picture from Bishopscourt to each of the Sydney clergy. This series contains letters from the clergymen acknowledging the bequest and stating which book or picture they received.

This series contains English-language Bibles - in various editions and translations - used by Mary Andrews. Bibles that have been retained are ones that contain clear signs of use as well as underlined passages and marginal annotations, and in some cases handwritten inserts.
Additionally, some Bibles have been preserved due to the historical interest of their provenance. Mary had possession of a Bible owned by former Archbishop of Sydney (and missionary to China) Mowll, presented to her as a keepsake after his death, as well as a New Testament commemorating the death of the late Archbishop's father. A nearly-pristine illustrated Bible presented to Mary before her departure on missionary service (but to all appearances not taken on that voyage and never used) has similarly been preserved.
Deaconess Andrews frequently left scraps of annotated paper, bookmarks and old envelopes inserted to mark places in the volumes, and these have been left in their original position where possible and desirable. While some of the inserts include annotations of particular relevance to the passage they mark, in many cases it is clear that they were used as bookmarks only with no relevance to the wider context.
A small number of Bibles has been disposed of due to a lack of historical interest - easily-obtainable translations with no features particular to Mary Andrews other than an occasional bookmark. Chinese Bibles have not been included in this series, and neither have other religious texts (such as Prayer Books).

This collection relates to the history of the Church of England in South Africa, and consists of photocopies of correspondence, minutes and reports, publications and newspaper articles. It was collected by Peter James Spartalis for his MTh thesis “From Silvertrees to Lambeth: The Australian connection and the Church of England in South Africa 1933-1948” awarded by the Australian College of Theology in 1990. A copy of the thesis is available for in-library use only in the Moore College Library.

His Grace the Archbishop and Mrs Mowll with Rev C.H. Nash; A group of Deaconesses at the Cathedral.