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Comprises one volume documenting an alphabetical list of parishioners enlisted in World War I, and of those Killed in Action.

Multiple copies of a Guide to Sunday School Learning, used to assist volunteers with their Sunday School Classes. Lessons cover the following age groups: Kindergarten children, Lessons for 8 - 9 years old, Lessons for 9 - 10 years old, Lessons for 10-11 years old, What they should know when they finish Sunday School.

1. Original Church built by E.T. Blackett.1877. B/W Reproduction.
2. New South Head Road, showing St Michael's, c. 1887. Printed reproduction
3. Exterior northerly view of church, showing extensions by C. Blackett,1908. B/W mounted on board. 16 X 12 cm.
4. Interior, showing sanctuary, added by C. Blackett, 1900. B/W mounted on board. 16.5 X 12 cm.
5. General exterior view, 1911-1920. Sepia reproduction. Mounted on board. 15 X 8 cm.
6. Sanctuary decorated for a festiva1,1938. B/W Magazine reproduction. 5.5 X 9.5 cm.
7. Lateral chapel decorated for a festival, 1938. B/W Magazine reproduction. 5.5 X 9.5 cm.
8. Exterior, western aspect, c.1940. B/W mounted. 20.5 X 15.15 cm. Photographer, Max Shepherd. (3 copies).
9. Extension to sanctuary and nave, c. 1940. B/W. 19 X 24.5.
10. Interior showing sanctuary and nave (added by Prof. L. Wilkinson), c. 1940. 16.5 X 21.5 (2 copies)
11. Westerly aspect showing spire and baptistry added 1938. Photo, c. 1945. B/W 8.5 X 10.5 cm
12. Western facade,sepia reproduction,c.1940. 10.5 X15 cm. (4 copies)
13. Northerly aspect, showing extended transept reconstructed nave and added spire(1938), 1950. B/W 15.5 X 17 cm.
14. Wedding, choir procession, c.1950 B/W
15. Sunday School Kindergarten, Miss Starling and two teachers. B/W 21 x16 cm. 1956
16. Entrance porch, 1956. B/W 10,5 X 12 cm.
17. Sunday School Group. Canon Poyws, 1956, B/W 20 X 15 cm. Photographer: A. West
18. Sunday School Group. Sue Williams,1956, B/W 20 X 15 cm Photographer: Allen West
19. Sunday School group. Miss Starling and Canon Powys, 1956. B/W. Photographer: A. West
20. Sunday School group. Miss J. Cook, 1956. B/W 20 X 25 cm. Photographer: Allen West.
21. Boys with Sunday School Teacher,1956. B/W 20 X 15 cm Photographer: Allen West.
22. Boys' Sunday School Class,1956. B/W 20 X 15 cm. Photographer: Allen West.
23. Canon Powys, Rector of St Michael's,1956 B/W 8.5 X 10.5 cm. Photographer:A. West
24. Canon Powys and Secretary, 1956. B/W 10 X 12 cm Photographer: Allen West
25. View of tower and spire,westerly aspect, c. 1956. B/W 11.5 X 12 cm.

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Clerical engagements listed in a daily sequence

Incomplete. 'Beloved now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be...' Theme: The State of Believers. A description of the present and future state of believers. Concludes with a discussion on the difference between believers and non-believers.

'...Then shall the king say unto them on his right hand, come, ye blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world...' Theme: Eternity. Consideration and explanation of the happiness experienced with the knowledge that a future state exists, and the rewards and punishments to be experienced in that State. Concludes with an exhortation on the experiences of sinners and believers after death.

'And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son!' Theme: Prayer. Interprets the Gospel as an address to the disciples and everyone else. Determines to what extent Jesus will answer prayer and for what end he will answer the prayer. Concludes with the inference that some appear to embrace God and Jesus but their lives do not correspond with this. Warns of the time when religion will be tried.

'But let us, who are of the day, be sober, putting on the breastplate of faith and love; and for an helmet, the hope of salvation.' Theme: Believers. Considers the description given of Believers, the exhortation addressed to God and the particular directions that accompany it. Refers to a person released from hospital as returning to the old ways and dying of a bowel complaint, and as having lost his soul.