A.L. Fleming fonds. - 1906-1990
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/mss28
- Main Entry
- Fleming, A.L. (Archibald Lang), 1883-1953.
- Description Level
- Fonds
- Physical Description
- 104 cm of textual records.
- 438 photoprints
- 1337 photonegatives
- Fonds Number
- 130
- Material Type
- Multiple media
- Description Level
- Fonds
- Physical Description
- 104 cm of textual records.
- 438 photoprints
- 1337 photonegatives
- Administrative History
- Archibald Lang Fleming (1883-1953), enrolled at Wycliffe College in 1908, and was ordained deacon in 1912 and priest in 1913. Fleming was Archdeacon of the Arctic, 1927-1933 and first Bishop of the Arctic, 1933-1949. Earlier he had served as rector of the Church of St. John The Evangelist, Saint John, New Brunswick. His duration as Bishop, which landed him the name "The Flying Bishop", saw the Diocese of the Arctic add sixteen mission stations, two modern hospitals, nine churches, four residential schools, four chapels and two day schools.
- Scope and Content
- Fonds consists of personal papers created and collected by or about A.L. Fleming. Includes: Notebooks regarding specifications for numerous ships and customs of the Eskimo; a dictionary of translated words; correspondence; financial records; scrapbooks; newspaper and magazine articles; cartographic records; Fleming's diaries, writings and photographs. Fonds consists of the following series: Series 1. Certificates, diplomas and personal documents; Series 2. Diaries, notebooks and journals; Series 3. General files; Series 4. Scrapbooks, clippings, and memorabilia; Series 5. Photographs; Series 6. Maps and drawings; Series 7. Manuscript writings; Series 8. Publications
- Related Fonds
- Diocese of the Arctic fonds
- Main Entry
- Fleming, A.L. (Archibald Lang), 1883-1953.
- Personal Name
- Flaherty, R.J.
- Hoyles, N.W.
- Sainsbury, S.S.
- Parsons, Ralph
- Stringer, Isaac O., 1866-1934
- Burgett, Arthur Edward, 1869-1942
- Anderson, John George, 1866-1943
- Westgate, T.B.R. (Thomas Buchanan Reginald), 1872-1951
- McKeand, Major
- Corporate Name
- Lake Harbour, N.W.T. Mission
- Colonial and Continental Church Society
- Society for the Propagation of the Gospel
- Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge
- Accession Number
- M70-1
- P7516
- P9107
Colonial and Continental Church Society
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/microforms25
- Dates
- 1823-1870
- Format
- microfilm
- Extent
- 7 reels
- Exposure
- positive
- Dimensions
- 35 mm
- Biographical Sketch
- The Colonial and Continental Church Society in Canada began in 1823 as the "Newfoundland School Society". When activities were extended to the mainland, the name was changed in 1829 to the "Newfoundland and British North America Society for the Education of the Poor" and in 1846 to the "Church of England Society for the Education of the Poor in Newfoundland and the Colonies". In 1851, it united with the Colonial Church Society (originally established in 1835 as the Western Australian Missionary Society and the Colonial Church Society in 1838) to form the "Colonial Church and School Society for sending out clergymen, catechists, and schoolmasters to the colonies of Great Britain, and to British residents in other parts of the world". In 1861, the name was changed to "Colonial and Continental Church Society" (Col. and Con. or C.C.C.S.), the name by which it was known throughout the longest part of its history.
- Scope and Content
- Microfilm consists of the records from the Newfoundland School Society and the Colonial and Continental Church Society.
- Reel 1 - Reel A-321 (1824-1853)
- Reel 2 - Reel A-322 Vol. 1 (1823-1833), Vol. 2 (1834-1848)
- Reel 3 - Reel A-323 Vol. 2 (1834-1848), Vol. 3 (1838-1848)
- Reel 4 - Reel A-324 Vol. 4 (1851-1856)
- Reel 5 - Reel A-325 Vol. 4 (1851-1856)
- Reel 6 - Reel A-326 Vol. 6 cont'd, Vol. 7 (1861-1870)
- Reel 7 - Reel A-327 Vol. 7 (1866-1870)
- See finding aid for detailed content description.
- Finding Aids
- Finding aid available.
- Restrictions
- No copies without written permission from Library and Archives Canada
- Related Fonds
- Colonial and Continental Church Society fonds
- Corporate Name
- Society for Education the Poor of Newfoundland
- Newfoundland and British North America Society for the Education of the Poor
- Church of England Society for the Education of the Poor in Newfoundland and the Colonies
- Colonial and Continental Church Society
- Colonial Church Society
- Colonial Church and School Society
- Newfoundland Church Society
- Originals and Reproductions
- Original microfilming and indexing done by Public Archives of Canada.
- Accession Number
- Mf 64-2
The Greater Britain Messenger. - Colonial and Continental Church Society Quarterly Paper
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/periodicals132
- Corporate
- Colonial and Continental Church Society
- Material Type
- Periodical
- Place
- London
- Publisher
- Colonial and Continental Church Society
- Abstract
- Publishing history: The Greater Britain Messenger continued as Outpost starting in 1960.
- Notes
- Objects of the Society: "To send forth clergymen, catechists and school teachers to all parts of the world wherever OUR COUNTRYMEN are to be found. To send chaplains to minister to the wants of British sailors in foreign parts, the Negroes in Jamaica, the French settlers, the Aboriginal Indians and the Coloured population in Canada...To send Chaplains to minister to residents and travellers on the Continent of Europe."
- Dates
- London : 1876-1959
- Holdings
- (1905 Mar.) no.76 ; (1921 Dec.) no.260; (1929 May&June, July & Aug.) no. 306, 307; (1942 Jan.-Oct.) no. 382-384, 386; (1943 Sept.& Oct.) no.392; (1947 Nov.& Dec.) no.412; (1959 Sept. & Oct.) no.466.
- Publication Frequency
- Monthly
- Historical Note
- Continued as Outpost (1960-1961)
- Other Form
- GSA Mf 64-2
Relevant liturgy
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/catalog1276
- Author
- Brown, Leslie Wilfrid, 1912-1999
- Publication Date
- 1965
- Material Type
- Book
- Location
- Trinity College (Graham Library)
- Call Number
- BV 10.2 B76 1965
- Place
- New York NY
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press
- Publication Date
- 1965
- Physical_Description
- vi, 86 p.
- Material Type
- Book
- Notes
- "[By] L.W. Brown, Archbishop of Uganda and Rwanda-Urundi".
- "Zabriskie Lectures 1964".
- "These lectures were delivered in the Protestant Episcopal Seminary, Alexandria, Virginia, in April 1964 at the invitation of the Dean, the Very Reverend Jesse Trotter, and are printed in more or less the form in which I gave them". -- Foreword.
- "It is my intention to speak first about the nature of Christian liturgy and then to go in the second lecture to consider what must be done to show that liturgy is relevant to our contemporary world. In the third lecture I wish to examine the Report of the Committee on the Prayer Book in the 1958 Lambeth Conference, the Report on Worship accepted by the Fourth World Conference on Faith and Order held in Montreal in July 1963, and the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy promulgated by the Vatican Ecumenical Council on 4 December 1963. I think that this examination shows a very great measure of agreement among all Christian people on the purpose and nature of the liturgy. ... In my fourth lecture I hope to show how this agreement and these convictions which are now so widely held have been embodied in an actual eucharistic rite. Here I want to explain the Liturgy for Africa, with a good many glances at the Liturgy of the Church of South Africa." -- p. 2.
- Contents: Foreword -- The Nature of Liturgy -- Relevant Liturgy -- Christian Unity and Liturgy -- Two Experimental Liturgies -- Appendix A: A Liturgy for Africa.
- Series
- Zabriskie lectures, 1964
- Added Entry
- A Liturgy for Africa
- Subjects
- Worship
- Liturgical movement - Anglican Communion
- Liturgics - Anglican Communion
- Liturgical renewal - Anglican Communion
- Liturgical adaptation - Anglican Communion
- Liturgics and Christian union
- Liturgy - Church of South India
- Liturgy - Anglican Communion - Africa
- Call Number
- BV 10.2 B76 1965
- Location
- Trinity College (Graham Library)
"Tell me" : "Please tell me; I want to get nearer God" : Sunday School by Post as told "By Mail and Trail"
http://archives.anglican.ca/en/permalink/catalog6889
- Author
- Robinson, Ruby
- Publication Date
- [193-?]
- Material Type
- Book
- Location
- General Synod Archives
- Call Number
- BV 1515 R6T4 193-?
- Author
- Robinson, Ruby
- Edition
- 4th ed.
- Place
- London
- Publisher
- Colonial and Continental Church Society
- Publication Date
- [193-?]
- Physical_Description
- [iv], 67 p. : ill. (front., 3 ll. (pl.) ; 18.2 x 12 cm.
- Material Type
- Book
- Notes
- "By Ruby Robinson, Sometime Superintendent C.C.C. Society's Hostel, and S.S.P. Office, Saskatoon [and] Margery Godward, Driver and Teacher on the Vans".
- "Fourth edition".
- An anecdotal description of the work (and history) of the Sunday School by Post in the Anglican Diocese of Saskatoon as narrated by two vanners, "Mary" and "Ray". The beginning of Sunday School by Post is credited to Deaconess Jessie Bolton in 1907 (p. 39).
- Contents: Foreword -- Starting Out -- Delivering the Message -- Sowing the Seed -- From Somewhere in the Bush -- Homeward Bound -- Questions and Answers -- Opening the Mail -- "The Church in the House of .." -- A Great Little Missionary -- Packets and Parcels.
- Colophon: Church Army Press and Supplies Limited, Cowley, Oxford, England.
- Includes two pages of illustrations from Canada, in addition to illustrations from Australia and Africa.
- Subjects
- Sunday school by post - Canada
- Sunday schools - Canada - History
- Christian education - Anglican Church of Canada - History
- Colonial and Continental Church Society - Canada
- Sunday school teachers - Saskatchewan - Anecdotes
- Church history - Canada, Western
- Vanners - Anglican Church of Canada
- Call Number
- BV 1515 R6T4 193-?
- Location
- General Synod Archives