The Samuel Marsden Archives contains college and collected archives, including material relating to the Anglican Church of Australia and general Australian church history.

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Group of deaconesses

AU AU-MTC 392-33-7
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Part of Anglican Deaconess Ministries collection

Group of Deaconesses - Mary Andrews (back row, right)

AU AU-MTC 392-33-43
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Part of Anglican Deaconess Ministries collection

Group of Deaconesses, includes Edith Lowenstein

AU AU-MTC 392-33-89
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Part of Anglican Deaconess Ministries collection

Group of men and women in front of building

AU AU-MTC 392-33-193
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Part of Anglican Deaconess Ministries collection

Group of men and women on steps of 'Weroona' house

AU AU-MTC 392-33-5
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Part of Anglican Deaconess Ministries collection

Group of men at Upwey Convention

AU AU-MTC 001/16-3-181
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1929-1930

Part of Photographs

Back row: C.N. Lack, Canon Begbie, H.P. Smith.
Front row: Northcote Deck, J.J. Kitchen, C.H. Nash.

Group of Oxford students including Nathaniel Jones and Carey Ward

AU AU-MTC 001/16-3-86
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1890s

Part of Photographs

Group of people at launch of 'God who is rich in mercy'

AU AU-MTC 001/16-3-138
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1986

Part of Photographs

Includes Peter O'Brien, David Peterson, Donald Robinson, Ailsa & Broughton Knox. 'God who is rich in mercy' is a festschrift published in honour of Broughton Knox.

Group of people getting out of a boat