Moore Theological College - Samuel Marsden Archives

AU AU-MTC 392-19
Series
2017-2022

Part of Anglican Deaconess Ministries collection

Event and general promotional brochures, decorative bookmarks, cards with Bible verses.
Includes promotional card for 'Why pop culture is obsessed with religion' by Alissa Wilkinson, and brochure for 'Relating across cultures' short course.
Also includes 'The order of Deaconesses in the Church of England in Australia' promotional brochure, and 'Form and manner of setting apart with the laying on of hands of Deaconesses' - both undated, potentially mid-20th century.

Entrance to John Chapman House, with door from Broughton Memorial Chapel

AU AU-MTC 001/16-1-123
Item
n.d.

Part of Photographs

Entrance to John Chapman House with Olympic signage

AU AU-MTC 001/16-1-159
Subseries
2000

Part of Photographs

Arched doorway to John Chapman House, with Olympic branded signs on the doors: "Sydney 2000 Technical Officials Village".

Entrance hall and stairs in Deaconess House

AU AU-MTC 392-33-217
Item
n.d.

Part of Anglican Deaconess Ministries collection

Enthronement of Donald Coggan as Archbishop of York

AU AU-MTC 001/16-7-265
Item
1961-09-13

Part of Photographs

Australian Church Record

English-language books used by Mary Andrews while on missionary service

AU AU-MTC 093/27
Series
1938-1951

This series contains English-language books, mostly hardcovers, which were most likely used by Mary Andrews during her missionary service in China. It contains theological works, religious texts such as Prayer Books, nursing, pastoral and general advice texts, and a small amount of fiction and poetry.
It is impossible to determine definitively whether some of these texts were used on the mission field. Consideration has been given to the condition of the volumes (showing wear or water damage from travel), the context and topicality, and the publication date. Mary Andrews would later come into possession of tomes from the Deaconess House library, as well as texts inherited from various acquaintances and ecclesiastical figures, so an early publication date is not in itself conclusive evidence that any given volume ever travelled to China. This series excludes texts in Chinese (including English-Chinese Bibles and phrasebooks), and Bibles (see series 26).

Andrews, Mary Maria

English church history