Pamphlet / An Heritage project for our community and beyond, St. Stephens Anglican Church
Shared by Lincoln and Districts Historical Society, Inc.
Pamphlet outlines the background, recent events, vision, and plan for the restoration for St. Stephens Church, Lincoln. The congregation envisioned a place of worship and outreach suited to current needs and a community facility, while still retaining the historical integrity of the building. Includes a request for contributions to the project, and supporting letters from Rt. Rev. Dr. David Coles, Bishop of Christchurch, and Selwyn Mayor Michael McEvedy.
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Pamphlet / An Heritage project for our community and beyond, St. Stephens Anglican Church
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Date made
1997
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Visitors are welcome to our heritage buildings. Pioneer Hall, corner of Gerald St and Kildare Tce, Lincoln, Canterbury. Liffey Cottage, James Street, Lincoln, Canterbury, New Zealand. Our local history collections are held offsite. Please email your inquiry.
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