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'The person of Christ' (typescript); 'The disobedient prophet' (manuscript)

Blue suitcase with red plastic QANTAS tag. Used by Mary Andrews on her travels.

Blank testamurs for Diploma of Bible and Missions, Diploma of Arts in Theology, Bachelor of Theology.

The rare book collection in the Moore College Library, called the Bishop Broughton Memorial Library, was listed in a published catalogue, of which volume 1 appeared in 1973.The catalogue was compiled by the Rev. Noel Pollard and Mrs Margaret Chivers, and edited by N.K. Macintosh. The collection was formed by the amalgamation of early books donated to the College, and books from the Sydney Diocesan Library, which were transferred to Moore College in 1959.

This series includes several typed copies of the catalogue, divided into books printed before 1700, 1700-1800 and 1800-1840, as well as a copy of the published catalogue and cataloguing notes.

A sub-series includes correspondence and reports relating to the inclusion in the Australia’s Book Heritage Project of the Broughton Library Catalogue, from 1993-1995.

A second sub-series includes bibliographic notes and printed material relating to the Bray Collection, which forms part of the Bishop Broughton Memorial Library.

News clippings, correspondence, flyers and commemorative lapel pins

The series comprises original documents and copies of material possibly gathered for Mary Andrew's planned autobiography that was never published, the partial biography written by Margaret Yarwood Lamb and may be used for future biographical purposes. In addition to official documentation such as birth certificate, visas, passports, the series includes charitable donations, family history, school reunion, details of travels, response to her Member of the Order of Australia award.
Also includes copies of her ordination certificate (1946) and her death certificate (1996).
A note concerning Item 31 of this series. It appears that soon after returning to Australia from Missionary service Mary Andrews commenced preparing lists with brief descriptions of the major events and achievements in her life including overseas travel and lists of positions held were appended. . These seems to have been updated regularly although the date of composition is not recorded prior to 1979. From March 1979 they were known as Bio Data. It is assumed that these were prepared for occasions when background information was required and as source material for biographers and journalists..
Some routine material has been culled. Some however has been retained (such as travel documents) as this has been used to date some of Mary's writings.
The routine material (tickets, boarding passes, drafts have been removed from the travel records.