Wooden giving box Front: "The Methodist Church of Australasia, Home & Foreign Missions. Go Ye Into All the World And Preach the Gospel to Every Creature". Top: "freely have Ye Received! Freely Give". Side 1: "Home Mission: To Spread Scriptural Holiness Through the Land". Side 2: "Foreign Mission: The Idols He Shall Utterly Abolish".methodist church of australasia home & foreign affairs

PHOTOGAPH OF METHODIST CHURCH IN CLUNES.local history, photography, photographs, churches wesley

The Methodist Church in Heathmont in 1967

In 1924, the Methodist Church opened at the corner of River Ave and Yan Yean Road, Plenty. It was a simple weatherboard gabled building. The church developed a strong community life with celebrations as well as worships, Sundays Schools and social events. It closed in 1979. Covered under Heritage Overlay, Nillumbik Planning Scheme. Published: Nillumbik Now and Then /​ Marguerite Marshall 2008; photographs Alan King with Marguerite Marshall.; p113 In 1924, the Methodist Church, (which closed in 1976), opened at the corner of River Avenue and Yan Yean Road. Church members including George Starling and Ernest Osmond, built the simple weatherboard gabled building.3 The church developed a strong community life, with celebrations as well as worship through Sunday School anniversaries, picnics, harvest festivals and youth groups. Many volunteers worked hard for the church - teaching Sunday School and ferrying young people to events, sometimes in the backs of trucks and furniture vans. Children from the Sutherland Homes were brought to church by their Matron – a ‘grim martinet’! Members included the Ashton, Reid, Harris, McLachlan, Hopkin, Rose and Stuchbery families. The first wedding was for Vida McLachlan and Ray Stuchbery.4This collection of almost 130 photos about places and people within the Shire of Nillumbik, an urban and rural municipality in Melbourne's north, contributes to an understanding of the history of the Shire. Published in 2008 immediately prior to the Black Saturday bushfires of February 7, 2009, it documents sites that were impacted, and in some cases destroyed by the fires. It includes photographs taken especially for the publication, creating a unique time capsule representing the Shire in the early 21st century. It remains the most recent comprehenesive publication devoted to the Shire's history connecting local residents to the past. nillumbik now and then (marshall-king) collection, methodist church, plenty

CHANCELLOR COLLECTION: GOLDEN SQUARE METHODIST CHURCH Group of people out the front of the church.bendigo, history, churches

A presentation to Miss.F.Liddell from the Trustees of the Ironbark Methodist Church in appreciation of her services as organist for 31 years 1894 to 1925 showing photograph of Miss Liddell, Ironbark Methodist Church, Webster St Methodist Church and the Trustees, A.Jackson, W.Bren, G.Pyatt, H.Cox, L.A.Carlyon, G.J.Reid, W.G.Felton & H.J.Moorhead, framed in a brown wooden frame, under glass with name Kalma Pall Mall Bendigo in bottom right corner.photograph, building, church

Pastorate Bulletin for the Golden Sqaure, Kangaroo Flat, Specimen Hill and Lockwood Methodist Church Congregationsreligion, history, lydia chancellor collection, church

Golden Square Methodist Church Centenary of the Church Building Celebrations Record of the Day's Anthems and organ recitalsreligion, history, lydia chancellor collection, church

Certificates of Baptism (Methodist Church of Australia - Greensborough) 1959-1963; and change of name by Deed Poll 1981, for members of the Fraser family Three baptismal certificates and one receipt for Deed pollkenneth stewart mckellar fraser, margo ruth mckellar fraser, peter andrew mckellar fraser

Small booklet, seven pages, on the history of the Golden Square Methodist Church. On the front cover a black and white photo of the Church, with the words above the photo: Praise God from whom all blessings flow and under the photo: Golden Square Methodist Church 1872-1972.church, history, methodist

The original Methodist (Wesleyan) Church was built on the corner of Alexandra Crescent and Windsor Lane in 1888. It was enlarged in 1892. In 1908 this building was removed to Valonia Avenue by horse-drawn dray. The brick church was built in 1915 after which the earlier building became the Sunday School. In 1977 the Methodist Church joined with others to become the Uniting Church. In more recent times, the brick church has been painted but architectural details visible in this photo can still be discerned.Black and white photo of a brick and rendered building taken from diagonally opposite across Canterbury Road looking to the north-west. The church sits behind a woven-wire fence with an opening at the front and at the side to a portico off Valonia Street. On the RHS is the church hall and on the LHS a small part of the adjacent house can be seen.surrey hills methodist (wesleyan) church, surrey hills uniting church

Child’s Platform Rocking Chair (Methodist Church) stawell

One of the windows from the Melton Methodist Churchchurches, local architecture

Norma PEET (ELDEN) 4th from right bottom standing row. Classes were held in the Methodist Church, Graham Street, while Graham Street Primary School was being renovated.Sepia photograph mounted on brown card. Three rows of Graham Street Primary School, Port Melbourne students standing with the front row seated in front of Methodist Church.Norma Elden Peet, Graham St School held in Methodist Church while school being renovated. 4th from Right Bottom Row. 1921-2. norma elden, norma peet, education - primary schools, graham street primary school, religion - methodist church graham street