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Anglican Church of Australia SRG 94/A2 Holy Trinity Church, Adelaide Special Lists Series 14, 138 & 140 _________________________________________________________________________ Anglican Church of Australia SRG 94/A2 Holy Trinity Church, Adelaide Special Lists Series 14, 138 & 140 Series 14 : Miscellaneous material re Sunday School 1. Report of the Trinity Sunday School for 1874 2. Ditto 1854 3. Ditto 1885/86 4. Trinity Church Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Society Library Catalogue 1871 5. Rules and By-laws of the above 1869 6. Ditto 1874 7. Ditto no date 8. Rules of the South Australian Church of England Sunday School Institute 1849 8A. Trinity Church Choir rules 1879 9. Sketch plan of Holy Trinity land, North Terrace 10. Hand written list of Trinity ‘Statistics’ 1909-1915 11. Printed programme for Trinity Sunday school c. 1870? 12. Rules of North Adelaide Young Men’s Society 1870 13. Trinity Sunday school 57th anniversary, service sheet 1894 14. Ditto 59th anniversary 1896 15. Trinity Church School room entertainment (programme) 1896 16. Holy Trinity Lecture Hall, Winter concerts (programme) c. 1890? 17. Scripture lessons for Sunday Schools (table) 1900 18. Sketch plan of church and hall c. 1880s? 19. Trinity Church Sunday School, Six winter evening concerts (programme) 1890 20. Trinity Church School Room, an entertainment (programme) 1890 21. Victoria Hall, entertainment for Trinity Church (programme) 1891 22. Ditto 1892 23. Ministering Children’s League, festival service 1892 24. Trinity Young Men’s Society, programme 1883 25. Rules of Trinity Church Sunday School 1885 26. Ditto 1859 27. Hymns and Anthems for Trinity Sunday School Festival 1862 27A. Ditto 1868 28. Trinity Church Mutual Improvement Society, half yearly Soiree 1865 29. Ditto 1866 30. 34th anniversary Trinity Sunday School 1871 31. 36th ditto 1873 32. 44th ditto 1881 33. List of Scripture lessons for Sunday Schools 1874 34. Ticket of admission to Fourth Creek Waterfall for Trinity Sunday School 1883 SRG 94/A2/14, 138 & 140 Page 1 of 4 _________________________________________________________________________ Series 138 : Subject files Box 1: 1. Advertising 1984-1990; 2. missionaries 1981-1990; 4. Bob Files 1-14 Brady’s project 1984-1990; 5. Catering Committee 1970-1976; 6. Valedictory services LR Shilton 1973; 7. Vestries project 1979- 1980; 8. Youth Committee 1967; 9. Zondervan Publishing & S. John Bacon (L Shilton) 1961-1963; 10. Holy Trinity study course; 11. World Council of Churches – national conference 1960; 12. World Congress on Evangelism 1966; 13. Visits – John Stott 1976, Michael Green 1975; 14. John Stott re launching NIV 1979. Box 2: 15. Vestry reports 1967-1973, 1973-1976; 16. George Philip Files 15-32 1982; 17. Preaching school – John Chapman 1979; 18. Trinity Publishing Society; 19. Public Relations; 20. Missionary Convention 1978; 21. Marriage preparation meetings; 22. National Evangelical Anglican Congress 1981; 23. Adelaide Festival 1980; 24. Festival of Arts 1972 – archeological exhibition; 25. Festival of Arts 1974 – ‘Bread’ and ‘Gifts’; 26. Festival of Arts 1976; 27. Festival of Arts church service 1978; 28. Festival of Arts – general 1978; 29. Finance & administration 1974; 30. Australian Church Record; 31. April Encounter ‘75 (Bishop John Reid); 32. Lay readers. Box 3: 33. Dennis Johnson; 34. Legislation – protection of children 1978; Files 33-56 35. Pastoral Committee 1975-1979; 36. Parish Council Committees 1970-1973; 37. Goolwa Conference Centre – Graham’s Castle 1977; 38. Missionary Convention 1979-1981; 39. Bishop Ken Short 1976; 40. Trinity dinner 1977-1979; 41. Bush Church Aid Society 1970-1983; 42. James Farrell Building 1964- 1966; 43. Bible Society in Australia 1970-1979; 44. BCA personal tapes 1980; 45. Baptisms till 1976 RESTRICTED ACCESS; 46. Anglican Home Mission Society 1961-1972; 47. AAPB 1978-1979; 48. EU, SCM, OCF 1968-1976; 49. Miscellaneous – replies to newcomers’ cards etc 1971-1979; 50. Staff meetings 1979-1982 [transferred to series 133]; 51. televised services 1962-1979; 52. films; 53. finance 1977-1979; 54. Guest services record sheets 1970-1973; 55. donations 1970-1979; 56. World Vision of Australia 1969-1974. SRG 94/A2/14, 138 & 140 Page 2 of 4 _________________________________________________________________________ Box 4: 57. Cliff Richard visit 1973; 58. Clergy & lay visiting; 59. Church of Files 57-74 England Boys’ Society; 60. Church services (special) till 1981; 61. Church Missionary Society; 62. Choir; 63. Camps – beach missions 1978-1981; 64. Church newspapers etc till 1976 (historical events); 65. Men’s meetings (& CEMS) 1960-1970; 66. Organ and gallery dedication (1955-1956); 67. Bookstall 1967- 1979; 68. Broadcast articles till 1976; 69. Healing; 70. General correspondence 1977-1980; 71. Marriage counselling; 72. Sales tax 1974-1975; 73. Show stand 1980; 74. Study courses 1979- 1980. Box 5: 75. Sunday School material; 76. George Philip preaching seminar Files 75-88 1982; 77. Theological students 1962-1981.78. Weddings 1977- 1982 [RESRICTED ACCESS]; 79. ‘Paintathon’; 80. Radio (media) ministry – Rev RC Forsyth; 81. Rector – general 1979- 1981; 82. Rector – ‘Meet the Rector’ & welcome evenings 1977- 1978; 83. Religious instruction 1965-1973; 84. Robert Forsyth 1981-1983; 85. Fellowships and women’s organizations, Trinity marrieds 1971-1977; 86. Festival of Arts 1976; 87. Panels 1966- 1973; 88. Parishioners – general 1970-1975. Box 6: 89. Advertising – radio, TV, newspapers 1968-1984; 90. Bible Files 89-96 studies – till 1981; 91. Trinity Times; 92. Diocese of Adelaide; 93. ‘Decision’ magazine 1969-1972; 94. Dillon Memorial Gallery 1960-1961; 95. Trinity correspondence Bible Fellowship 1978- 1980; 96. Trinity dinner 1978-1979. Box 7: 97. Correspondence with government officials etc 1967-1985; 98- Files 97-116 99. Colonel Light memorial services 1988; 100. Alterations to old rectory 1988; 101. Tringles; 102. Archbishop 1978-; 103. Jason Page; 104. Hawkins; 105. Robert Forsyth; 106. Finance and Administration Committee (proposed budgets); 107. Family camp 1978 – Don Howard; 108. New Zealand convention 1984; 109. Preaching engagements; 110. Rev. John Smith – United Christian Forum, 111. John & Josie Bishop; 112. Miscellaneous; 113. Rev. Harry Goodhew; 114. Trinity Players Production Committee; 115. Melbourne Crusade trip; 116. Parish visits – Mildura. Box 8: 117. Youth groups, 1980-1983; 118. Home Fellowship Leaders’ Files 117-129 Course, 1983-1990; 119. Integrated Studies, 1990; 120. Parishioners – general, 1976-1987; 121. Parish House [Old Rectory], 1987; 122. Rector – personal, 1978-1983 [RESTRICTED ACCESS]; 123. Women’s Day, 1996; 124. Donations, 1980-1982; 125. Easter, 1996-1997; 126. Festival of Arts, 1980-1981; 127. Follow-up – Holy Trinity, 1972-1975; 128. Funerals, 1979-1995 (includes burial details for individuals); 129. 5DN, 1980-1981 (radio broadcasts by Robert C. Forsyth). SRG 94/A2/14, 138 & 140 Page 3 of 4 _________________________________________________________________________ Series 140: Sundry accounts, financial statements and promissory notes 29 July 1 Robert Thomas & Company’s account (receipted) for 16/- for 1837 advertisements in the S.A. Gazette and Colonial Register inviting subscriptions, and tenders for the erection of the church. 13 June 2 Promissory note for £300 in favour of the Bank of South Australia, 1838 signed by trustees and minister. 3 November 3 Promissory note for £250 in favour of the Bank of South Australia, 1838 signed by trustees and minister. 1841-1844 4 Trustees’ statement of account current, May 26 1841 to April 1 1844. 1843-1844 5 Treasurer’s statement of account with the trustees, July 17 1843 to January 3 1844. 17 June 6 Requisition issued by the minister for the purchased of 6 lbs. of 1843 sperm candles. 10 February 7 R.G. Bowen’s account (receipted) for £31-14-0 for additions and 1844 repairs to the parsonage. 9 March 8 R.G. Bowen’s account (receipted) for £21-4-6 for the erection of a 1844 stable. 9 April 1844 9 William Ross’ account (receipted) for £1-10-0 for repairs and painting (Sunday School room and church gates). SRG 94/A2/14, 138 & 140 Page 4 of 4 .
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