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Annual reports from other Diocesan branches around Australia

Guidelines for workshops, songs and prayers, catering ideas and recipes, craft ideas and instructions.

Papers relating to churches associated with Bishop Frederic Barker (for centenary 1955)
Transcription of Mrs Jane Barker’s diary 1855-1876
Notes on the history of the family of Barker of Edensor in the county of Derby, and of their descendants and related families by Capt. Roland Auriol Barker
Notes relating to the Barker family, Barker & the evangelical tradition in Australia/The Heretics’ Club articles and notes
Transcriptions of Bishop Broughton’s letters relating to the SPG 1847-1852
Grey papers, Durham 1846-1847
Notes on St Mary’s Edge Hill
Copies of letters to/from Bishop of Tasmania 1880s
Correspondence re. Bishop of Newcastle (Tyrell) 1853
Excerpts from the Guardian newspaper re. religious matters 1847-1854
Transcriptions of Bishop Broughton’s letters to Rev Coleridge and Mrs Broughton
Correspondence & notes re. writing Australian Church History correspondence course for MTC External Studies
Transcriptions of correspondence relating to SPG 1856-1867
Transcriptions of papers relating to Archdeacon Thomas Hobbes Scott’s 1827 visitation of Tasmania
Notes on Rev. Henry Hodgkinson Bobart of St John’s Parramatta
Transcriptions of papers from Baroness Burdett-Coutts collection (Lambeth Palace library)
Transcriptions of church-related articles in English newspapers 1840s-1850s
Some chapters on the history of universities in the British Empire
A gulf too deep: the church and the urban working classes in Australia - Peter Kaldor
Photocopies of books and articles relating to church history
Transcriptions and lists of sources
Index cards for Cable Clerical Index
Pusey House notes and transcriptions
Typescript copy of M.A. Thesis, 1952 - 'The Church of England in New South Wales and its policy towards education prior to 1880'.
1991 Felix Arnott Lecture
The University of Sydney and its affiliated colleges 1850-1880 (The Australian University, Vol. 2, No. 3, 1964)
Good government in the church: the inaugural Bishop Perry lecture 1983
The diary of James Stephen 1846 (Historical Studies, Vol. 13, No. 52, 1969)
The Churches and local government finance: an historical survey (1966)
Arthur Wellesley Pain: his first four weeks in Australia (diary transcription)
St James' One Hundred Years Ago - an address given at St James Church, Sydney, on Friday 30th July, 1976.

Correspondence received and sent

Minutes, financial records, ephemera, material relating to events and retreats.

Includes reports, correspondence and ephemera.

Includes reports, correspondence and ephemera.

Material relating to church retreats and house parties

These letters and invitations are from the Archbishop and other Diocesan officials, the Governor and NSW Government and sundry other correspondents.
The letters include invitations to meetings and State and Diocesan social functions, acknowledgements of hospitality. Responses to letters she had sent, opinions that she made known, comments she had made and articles submitted for publication
Many letters and invitations were sent in regard to Ms Andrews capacities as Principal of Deaconess House and Head Deaconess others because she was a well-known personality.
These letters contrast with personal letters received in that the items are matters of business and there is no evidence of a personal relationship between the contributors although some of the correspondents were well known to Mary.

This series contains short publications, articles, and coursework material - mostly theological - on a range of topics of interest to Mary Andrews. Some of them were originally separated and presented as coherent courses of study, but others have been compiled from disparate corners of the collection during the sorting phase. Ordination of Women Background Material: Theological and sociological articles and reports, along with some pertinent news stories, debating the propriety of including women in ordained ministry. Christian Counselling Correspondence Course: Run by the Christian Counselling Institute, taking the form of loose papers divided into ten lessons by blue separators. Mary Andrews may have taken this course in 1970 (according to the date on the attached cover letter) or examined it for potential use in the Deaconess House. Deaconess Andrews extended the Deaconess House curriculum to include lectures in counselling from government departments and Sydney University staff following a trip to the UK in 1958-9 in which she researched training methods. Reports on Ministry and Missiology: Booklets and single articles from a variety of sources, many of them ecumenical. Some of these were most likely received as readings to inform the topics of discussion at conferences attended by Deaconess Andrews run by the World Council of Churches, Church Women United, and other similar organisations. Contents include sociological, theological and creative analyses of world evangelisation. Short Guides: Short articles from a wide range of sources that contain concrete guides for the content of prayer or preaching.
*Samuel Marsden in New Zealand: Articles, book extracts and press clippings relating to Samuel Marsden's trip to Matauri Bay in 1814 and its 175th anniversary in 1989.