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Burwood Congregational Church

Local Congregational church in Burwood.

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Independent Chapel

Congregationalist chapel designed by John Verge and built in 1830 on the western side of Pitt Street between Park and Market Streets. In 1846 the congregation moved to a new building further along Pitt Street between Park and Bathurst Streets.

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Lane Cove Congregational church

Church built in 1878 but closed when the congregation merged with the Uniting church in 1977. The building is now used by the Kamilaroi Retirement centre.

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Manly Congregational church

Church built in 1862 in the Gothic Revival style.

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South Head Congregational church

Established in 1839 at 212-214 South Head Road the congregation moved to new premises in the 1890s.

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St Andrew's Congregational church Balmain

Church designed by Goold & Field opened on 16 August 1855.

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Camden College

Congregational theological college established at Newtown in 1864 by Thomas Hold and the Congregational Church. It also included a day and boarding school for boys.

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Whitefield Congregational Church

Breakaway Congregational church formed by Edward Tremayne Dunstan which held services at the Protestant Hall in Castlereagh Street. When Dunstan absconded owing money the church rejoined the Congregational Union.

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Campbell, George

Congregational minister at Burwood who was first president of the council of Sydney City Mission.

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Cocks, Nicholas John

Congregational minister and academic.

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Crook, William Pascoe

Congregationalist lay leader who was involved with the establishment of a number of schools in the colony.

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Main, James Maxwell

First Missionary Superintendent of Sydney City Mission.

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Rivett, Albert

Clergyman and pacifist who resigned because of growing differences with church officials over his attitude to World War I and his strong anti conscription stance.

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Roseby, Thomas

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Congregational minister who won repute for his liberal theology and radical social ideas.

Threlkeld, Lancelot Edward

Missionary and Congregational minister who established a mission for Aboriginal people at Lake Macquarie where he wrote several well regarded studies of Aboriginal language. Living in Sydney later in life, he continued to champion victims of discrimination.

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