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Poems printed in newspapers, ephemera, orders of service, typescript notes and undated photographs.

Letter to Mr and Mrs Humphreys, dated 1942, signed Mrs [Jo]yce Bradley. Mrs Bradley informs Mr and Mrs Humphreys that she heard [...] Humphreys among the names of prisoners of war, read out over the radio from the Vatican. She says they will be notified about his whereabouts, hopes he is well and tells them that she often listens to the lists of prisoners' names over short wave radio.

Moore College envelope with note about where the letter was found: in floor of 51 King St Newtown.

Cards printed with a Bible verse, for evangelistic or memorization purposes.

The text is a magical tale, featuring non-words and vocalised gibberish, some words resembling the names of angels. It is estimated to date from the 20th century.

Typescript articles on a collaborative Protestant-Catholic Bible translation project.

The book of Esther in Hebrew, starting at the end of verse 6. One section of parchment has been lost at the beginning of the text.

Postcard photos of buildings and scenes around Sydney, with alphabetical index at the front.

Manuscript notes on the parish history of Snodland, Kent.

'Radical orthodoxy - not radical enough? - Charles Sherlock
A critique of 'Revelation: the false legacy of Suarez' - David Powys
Radical orthodoxy for dummies - Elizabeth J. Smith
Social context and theological practice: radical orthodoxy and Richard Hooker - Bruce Kaye

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