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Een Drietal Getuigen in Verhoor Gebragt Tegen Het Gebruik Der Beelden in 'S Heeren Dienst, Verdedigd Door Den Wel-Eerw 166 Lutheran Churches 1329. STEGMANN , G.W. De geschiedenis, de Schrift, en de be- vinding: een drietal getuigen in verhoor gebragt tegen het gebruik der beelden in 's Heeren dienst, verdedigd door den Wel-Eerw. Hr. J.L. Parisius in zij'n bijvoegsel tot "Dr. Luther en de Beeldstormers". Kaapstad: Marais, 1854. 40p. 1330. VAN ZWEEL, S.N.H. Beeldstormer en beeldendienst, evan- geliesch voorgedragen naar het voorstel in het Bijvoegsel van den Wel-Eerw. Beer J.L. Parisius beoordeeld. Kaapstad: Marais, 1854. 24p. Refers to Parisius' Bijvoegsel tot Dr. Luther en de beeld­ stormers [q .v .]. 2.5.11 WORSHIP: LITURGICS, HYMNOLOGY, CHURCH MUSIC 1331. OTTERMAN , R.E. Die kerkmusiek in die Evangeliese Luther- se Kerk in Strandstraat, Kaapstad, tussen 1780 en 1880. M.Mus,thesis, US, 1963. 2.5.14 MINISTRY: SOCIAL WORK OF THE CHURCH : CARE OF AGED, POOR, ORPHANS, SICK, PRISONERS, ETC. 1332. BOCKELMAN, W. & BOCKELMAN, E. An exercise in com­ passion: the Lutheran Church in South Africa. Minneapolis: Augsburg Pub. House, [1972]. 112p. Anglican Churches 167 2.6 ANGLICAN CHURCHES Anglicanism may be said to have arrived in South Africa with the first British Governor and garrison in 1795. The first clergymen were chaplains whose work was confined to the men and officers of the garrison and to British civil officials. The first Bishop of Cape Town, Robert Gray, was consecrated in 1847. Two other Bishoprics, Grahamstown and Natal, were created in 1853. The first Bishop of Natal, J.W. Colenso, arrived in 1854. His personality, theology, biblical criticism, missionary policy, and his siding with the Zulus against the Colonial authorities, all contributed to the crisis whose reverberations are felt to this day in South Africa, and indeed in the world-wide Anglican communion. The whole issue of the legal relationship between the Church of England and Anglican churches in other countries was recognised and defined as a result of the Colenso case. The Anglican Church in South Africa became independent of the Church of England in 1870, when the Church of the Province of South Africa (C .P.S .A .) was constituted. However, the Colenso controversy had caused much division, and not all the churches were happy about breaking the ties with England. As a result, the dissentient churches formed a separate organisation which came to be known as the Church of England in South Africa. The schism has never been healed. The two churches exist side by side as distinct entities, causing confusion especially to non-Anglicans. 2.6.1 BIBLIOGRAPHIES 1333. CHURCH OF THE PROVINCE OF SOUTH AFRICA. The Re­ cord Library of the Church of the Province of South Africa. Durban: Knox, 1939. 16p. 1334. CHURCH OF THE PROVINCE OF SOUTH AFRICA. Central Record Library (Johannesburg). Select catalogue. [Jo­ hannesburg]: Central Record Library , 1960. 38p. Library housed in the University of the Witwatersrand Library. 168 Anglican Churches 1335. CHURCH OF THE PROVINCE OF SOUTH AFRICA . Central Record Library (Johannesburg). Short-title catalogue of printed books. Johannesburg: Central Record Library, 1979. 47p. Library housed in the University of the Witwatersrand Lib rary. 1336. FRASER, B.D. John William Colenso: a bibliography. Cape Town: the University, School of Librarian ship, 1952. 26p. 1337. LEDWARD, S.-A. The constitutional development of the Church of the Province of South Africa 1848-1936: biblio­ graphy. 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