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Centenary History Of The Presbyterian Church In New South Wales, Richard Bardon

By Richard Bardon

Hardcover • W R Smith & Paterson

Description

Centenary History Of The Presbyterian Church In New South Wales Prose Books by Richard Bardon.

Synopsis

Title: Centenary History Of The Presbyterian Church In New South Wales
Author/Publisher: Richard Bardon (W R Smith & Paterson)
Publication Year: 1949
Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket

Published in 1949, this significant non-fiction work by Richard Bardon meticulously chronicles the first one hundred years of the Presbyterian Church's presence and development in New South Wales.

Presented as an original historical document intended for adults, the book serves as a vital record of religious institutional growth and its impact within an Australian context, offering a detailed account of the church’s journey through its formative century.

  • Founding and Early Establishment: Explore the initial steps and challenges faced by the Presbyterian Church as it laid its foundations and began to establish a presence across New South Wales.
  • Growth and Community Influence: Delve into the expansion of the church's reach and its evolving role within the social and spiritual fabric of New South Wales communities during its first hundred years.
  • Key Figures and Ministries: Discover the contributions and legacies of prominent ministers, elders, and other significant individuals who shaped the Presbyterian Church in NSW through their leadership and service.

As an original, vintage account, this centenary history offers an invaluable perspective for scholars and enthusiasts of Australian religious history, local New South Wales studies, and Presbyterian heritage. Its personalised and inscribed nature further enhances its unique appeal for collectors.

Condition

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Specifications

Format Hardcover
Condition Acceptable
Publisher W R Smith & Paterson
Signed No
Subject Religion & Spirituality
Vintage Yes
Language English
Ex Libris No
Inscribed Yes
Book Title Centenary History Of The Presbyterian Church In New South Wales
Personalised Yes
Year Printed 1949
Custom Bundle No
Narrative Type Non-Fiction
Intended Audience Adults
Original/Facsimile Original
Special Attributes Dust Jacket

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