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Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in the
Foreign Parts
A Guide to the Archives of the Society for the Propagation
of the Gospel in the Foreign Parts in Trinity Theological College (on SPG
Mission in Borneo)
(with Timeline of Anglican missions)
Extracts on Southeast Asia
from Classified Digest of the Records of the Society for the Propagation of
the Gospel in Foreign Parts 1701-1892 (London: SPG Office, 1893).
Historical Sketches: Missionary
Series, Number X: Borneo and the Straits (Westminster: SPG, 1888).
Anglicans in Singapore | Malaysia |
Indo-China and Myanmar | East Asia Extracts from
Charles Burton Buckley, An Anecdotal History of Old Times in Singapore from
the Foundation of the Settlement under the Honourable the East India Company on
February 6th, 1819 to the Transfer to the Colonial office as Part of the
Colonial Possessions of the Crown on April 1st, 1867. 2 Volumes. Singapore:
Fraser and Neave Ltd., 1902. :Saint Andrew's
Church |
Anglican Missions
Indian Contribution towards the Founding of Saint
Andrew's Church, Singapore
A Historical Note on William Topley Humphrey:
Insight into the Beginnings of Saint Andrew's Mission in Singapore (by
Michael Poon)
William Topley Humphrey's Letter to Church
Missionary Society Madras Committee, 1 September 1841
Saint Andrew's Church Mission Reports:
1864*, 1881,
1883, 1884, 1885,
1886, 1856-1887* (* very important)
Frank G Swindell, A Short History of S.
Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore (Singapore: The Malaya Tribune Press, 1929).
祭坛前(Jitan Qian) [=Before the Altar]
by Robert Wilson, translated by Huang Yang Ying (黄仰英), with Foreword by Bishop
Basil Roberts of Singapore, 1938.
Years surrounding the Japanese Occupation
(1941-1945)
- Singapore Diocesan Association Annual Report
1939, 1940,
1949
- The Diocese of Singapore Report
for the Period from 1941-1949. Foreword by Bishop Henry Baines (Singapore:
Diocesan Synod of Singapore, 1951)
- George Daniel, Love Unites People: Memoirs of a
Christian Worker in Singapore from 1913 to 1959
- John Hayter and Jack Bennitt, The War and After
Series, Number II: Singapore (London: SPCK, 1946); See also John
Hayter, Priest in Prison (1989)
- Leaena Tambyah, "The War
and the Cathedral" in D D Chelliah: Man of Faith, Master Teacher
(Singapore: Armour Pub, 2007), 47-65. (Reproduced by permission from the
author).
- John Leonard Wilson, A Prisoner of the Japanese
(1946), with an Introductory Note by Michael Poon.
- Henry August Wittenbach (Church Missionary Society),
Report on the Diocese of Singapore 1953-1954,
with an Introduction by Michael Poon.
- Saint Andrew's
Cathedral Baptism, Confirmation, Marriage and Burial Records during the
Japanese Occupation Years.
- Photographs from the
period
The Servers Manual, Saint Andrew's Cathedral,
Diocese of Singapore, 1953, 1998
History of Saint Andrew's Church
Mandarin Congregation (by Lu Lixia) in Chinese (transcript of oral
interviews omitted, available in the College Library by application)
The Form and Manner of Making of Deacons and
Ordering of Priests, Diocese of Singapore (Chinese-English bilingual
edition)
Souvenir of the Tenth
Anniversary of the Mandarin Congregation of St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore
新加坡圣安德烈座堂华语教会十周年纪念刊 (1964)
The Diocese of Singapore in the mid 1970s
Meeting of the Council of the Church of East Asia
and Consultation at Singapore, 16-24 April 1975 Press Release (from the
Diocesan Digest, Singapore, No. 141, May 1975).
The Council of the Church of East Asia (CCEA)
Partners in Mission Consultation, 21-24 April 1975, Joint Statement (from the
Diocesan Digest, No. 142, June 1975).
杨清华，<怀念赖文光牧师>. The Anglican News, 427
(September 2010): 5.
Saint Matthew's Church
Anglicans in Malaysia
Guide to the Microfilm: History of
Saint George's Church, Penang
Harriette McDougall, Letters
from Sarawak; Addressed to a Child. London: Grant and Griffith, 1854. (from
Internet Archive)
Harriette McDougall,
Sketches of our Life at Sarawak (London:
SPCK,1882) (from Internet Archive)
Eda Green,
Borneo:
The Land of River and Palm with preface by the Bishop of
Labuan and Sarawak. London: Borneo Mission Association, 1909, courtesy of
Project Canterbury.
Arthur Sharp, Work Amongst the Sea
Dyaks of Sarawak, Borneo [East and West 6 (1908): 48-52]
Charlotte E Ferguson-Davie, In Rubber Lands: An
Account of the Work of the Church in Malaya (Westminster: USPG, 1921). Chapter
V: The Work of Medical Mission and Appendix I on Pamphlet appeal on St Andrew's
Hospital (Singapore) for Women and Children (Full text courtesy of
Project
Canterbury)
Atoran Sambayang Kata Salakau, Christchurch
Mission, Lundu (Services in the Salakau Language)
Christ Church, Malacca 1936 |
1950s |
2003 (250th Anniversary Magazine)
M Orsler, History of the Province Wellesley Mission
Institution (Penang: Georgetown Printers Ltd, 1957?)
with an Introductory Note by Michael
Poon.
Frederic Manson, The Schools in Malaya (1959)
St Columba's Church, Miri, Sarawak, A Historical
Review 1923-2001 (in Chinese)
Autobiography of Bishop Luke Chhoa
[Chhoa Heng Sze, 1925-2000] -- Third Bishop of Sabah, 1972-1990 (in
Chinese) (reproduced by permission of Mrs Luke Chhoa)
Brian Taylor, Elton Hill
diary: story of the founding of St. Michael's Church, Sandakan, Sabah, Malaysia,
1976.
Diocese of Sabah: The Sabah
Anglican Interior Mission -- A Vision becomes a Reality (1980?)
Sylvia Jeannes, Your Light has come: A Historical Outline of the Sabah Anglican Interior Mission 1956-1985
(M. Min. Thesis, Trinity Theological College, Singapore, 1986).
Ng Moon Hing, History and Mission
of the Anglican Chinese Church in Malaysia (M. Div. Thesis, Seminari Theoloji
Malaysia, 1989)
S. Batumalai,
A bicentenary history of the Anglican
Church of the Diocese of West Malaysia, (1805-2005): in the Province of South
East Asia, 2007
Anglicans in Indochina and Myanmar
Christ Church, Bangkok: A Century of Worship
1864-1964
Time Line of the Anglican in Myanmar Church of the
Province of Myanmar (Burma)1825-2001 (by Stephen Myint Oo Than)
Link to
Project Canterbury's Documents on Myanmar
Anglicans in East Asia
CSCA Chung Hua Sheng Kung Hui
website [the Holy Catholic Church in China]
In search of a Relevant
Anglicanism in East Asia. Papers presented in the CCEA Theological
Consultation, 2-7 February 1987, Quezon City, Philippines.
The Daily Offices and Eucharistic Liturgy according to
the Use of Nippon Seikokai (in English) |