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Dates
London : September 1907-May 1909.
Editor
C.B.Robinson
Corporate
Church Missionary Society
Place
London
Publisher
Church Missionary Society
Abstract
Publishing history: Aiyansh Notes, established 1907, was incorporated with North British Columbia News in 1909.
Dates
London : September 1907-May 1909.
Holdings
(1907) v.1, no.1-7.
Publication Frequency
Quarterly
Other Form
GSA Mf 83-13 (1907-1909)
See
See: North British Columbia News
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Character and state of the Indians and progress of the Society's North-West America Mission

http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/2591
Publication Date
1826
Material Type
Pamphlet
Location
General Synod Archives
Call Number
MM29.7 .R42
Corporate Author
Church Missionary Society
Place
London
Publisher
Missionary Papers, No. XLIV
Publication Date
1826
Physical_Description
4 p. : illus.
Material Type
Pamphlet
Subjects
Indigenous peoples - Canada - Northwest
Red River Settlement - History
West, John, 1778-1845
Jones, David T., 1799-1844
Cockran, William, 1798-1865
Location
General Synod Archives
Call Number
MM29.7 .R42
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Church Missionary Gleaner

http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/periodicals96
Dates
London : 1841-1920
Material Type
Periodical
Corporate
Church Missionary Society
Material Type
Periodical
Place
London
Publisher
Church Missionary Society
Abstract
Publication of exerpts of news from Church Missionary Society missionaries.
Dates
London : 1841-1920
Holdings
(1855) v.5, Feb., April-Aug.; (1858-1860) v.8-10. n.s. (1875-1877) v.2-4; (1887 Dec.) v.14, no.168; (1891 March); (1900 May) v.27, no.317; (1900 Nov.) v.28, no.323; (1901 Jan.), v.28, 325; (1901 Aug.-Oct.), v.28, no.332-334.
Publication Frequency
Monthly
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Church Missionary Intelligencer. - A Monthly Journal of Missionary Information

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Dates
London : 1849-1906
Material Type
Periodical
Corporate
Church Missionary Society
Material Type
Periodical
Place
London
Abstract
Publishing history: Replaced the Church Record, which ran from 1830 to 1849. In 1876 the name was changed to Church Missionary Intelligencer and Record: A Monthly Record of Missionary Information. In 1893 the name was changed back to Church Missionary Intelligencer: A Monthly Journal of Missionary Information. Superceded by the Church Missionary Review in 1907.
Dates
London : 1849-1906
Holdings
(1850) v.1, no.1-20; (1851) v.2, no.5; (1852) v.3, no.1-12; (1856) v.7, no.4-12; (1857) v.8, no.1-12. n.s. (1868) v.4, pp.97-128, 225-256. n.s. (1876) v.1; (1884) v.9, no.97-108; (1887) v.12; (1893) v.18; (1894) v.19; (1898) v.23; (1901) v.26; 1903-1906, v.28-v.41.
Publication Frequency
Monthly
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Church Missionary Paper. - For the Use of Weekly and Monthly Contributors

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Dates
London : [1853-1862?]
Material Type
Leaflet
Corporate
Church Missionary Society
Material Type
Leaflet
Place
London
Publisher
Church Missionary Society
Printer
W.M.Watts
Dates
London : [1853-1862?]
Holdings
(1853) no.151; (1854) no.152; (1855) no.159; (1860) no.177, no.180; (1861) no.182; (1862) no.185, no.186.
Publication Frequency
Weekly
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Church Missionary Record. - Detailing the Proceedings of the Church Missionary Society

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Dates
London : 1830-1875
Material Type
Periodical
Corporate
Church Missionary Society
Material Type
Periodical
Place
London
Publisher
Church Missionary Society
Printer
W.M. Watts
Notes
Includes photocopies of North West America for March-April 1865, October 1866, July 1867, and December 1873
Dates
London : 1830-1875
Holdings
(1852) v.23, no.9; n.s. (1864) v.9, no.1- (1865) v.10, no.12.
Publication Frequency
Monthly
See
See: Church Missionary Intelligencer
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Church Missionary Society (CMS) records

http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/microforms86
Dates
1820-1920
Format
microfilm
Dates
1820-1920
Format
microfilm
Extent
53 reels
Exposure
positive
Dimensions
35 mm
Biographical Sketch
The Church Missionary Society (CMS) was started in 1799 in England by a group of Anglican laypeople and clergy who had evangelical sympathies. The CMS wanted to convert "the heathen" - that is non-christians and participated in social activism such as campaigns against slavery and educational programs for the underprivileged. The CMS played a particularly important role in the Canadian West as it worked to convert and "civilize" the First Nations people. They did this through religious ministry and education, starting schools, particularly for First Nations. CMS continued to support the Canadian work until the turn of the century when it adopted a plan of gradual withdrawal and the Canadian Church had to become self-supporting.
Scope and Content
Reel 1 - CMS Finding Aid
Reel 2-53 - CMS records (A75-A126)
Finding Aids
Finding aids available. See Microfilm collections - Church Missionary Society
Restrictions
No copies without written permission from Library and Archives Canada.
Corporate Name
Church Missionary Society
Subject
Church of England. Missions
Missionary societies
Accession Number
Mf 78-13
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Coral Missionary Magazine

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Dates
London : 1859-1897?
Material Type
Periodical
Editor
Mrs. Beatrice Batty
Corporate
Church Missionary Society
Material Type
Periodical
Place
London
Publisher
Wells, Gardner, Darton & Co.
Abstract
Publishing history: The Children's Missionary Magazine, established 1838, became Coral Missionary Magazine in 1859.
Dates
London : 1859-1897?
Holdings
1890
Publication Frequency
Monthly
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A History of the Evangelical Movement in the Canadas, 1840-1880

http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/microforms54
Dates
1961
Format
microfilm
Dates
1961
Format
microfilm
Extent
1 reel
Exposure
positive
Dimensions
35 mm
Scope and Content
Microfilm consists of S.T.M. thesis by Arthur MacRae, McGill University (Montreal), 1961
Corporate Name
Church Missionary Society
Bishop's University (Lennoxville, QC)
Montreal Diocesan Theological College (Montreal, QC)
Trinity College (Toronto, ON)
Huron College (London, ON)
Wycliffe College (Toronto, ON)
Subject
Evangelical Movement
Oxford Movement
Tractarianism
Church Associations
Theological Colleges
Title Note
Title continues: with special emphasis on evangelical principles in Anglican theological education
Accession Number
Mf 73-1
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A many-coloured mosaic : the Christian presence in the Holy Land

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Author
Amos, Clare
Publication Date
[1988]
Material Type
Book
Location
Trinity College (Graham Library)
Call Number
BR 1070 A4M3 1988
Author
Amos, Clare
Place
London
Publisher
Church Missionary Society
Publication Date
[1988]
Physical_Description
iv, 36 p. : diagram ; 17.3 x 10.5 cm.
Material Type
Book
Notes
"[By] Clare Amos".
"This short book fills a notable gap. It is the only popular introduction in English to the Christians of the Holy Land. .... The rich mosaic of the Christian presence is surveyed in a review of the story of the Churches of the Middle East down the centuries. The reader is introduced to the different Orthodox traditions, the growth of the Catholic Churches and the formation of the more recent Protestant (including Anglican) denominations". -- Intro., p. iii.
Contents: Introduction -- Setting the scene -- The start of the story -- A clearer picture of people and places -- The Holy Sepulchre -- Diversity -- Muslims and momophysites -- Crusaders and Catholics -- Eastern Christians united with Rome -- Protestant missionary activity -- Anglicans in Jerusalem -- Younger Protestant Churches.-- Christians and Jews -- The world's painful apex -- The Christian Church of the Middle East (diagram).
Added Entry
Church Missionary Society
Subjects
Christians - Middle East
Christians - Israel
Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East
Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East - History
ISBN
0-85273-070-5
Call Number
BR 1070 A4M3 1988
Location
Trinity College (Graham Library)
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