Allan K. Davidson

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL438299A

Top Subjects

History (5)
New Zealand (4)
Theological seminaries (2)
College of St. John the Evangelist (Auckland, N.Z.) (2)
Auckland (2)
Church history (2)
India (1)

Books by Allan K. Davidson

Total count: 12

Missionary propagandaits early development and influence with respect to the British missionary movement and India

Presbyterian Historical Society of New Zealand1974-01-01
Transplanted Christianitydocuments illustrating aspects of New Zealand church history

College Communications1987-01-01
Evangelicals & attitudes to India 1786-1813missionary publicity and Claudius Buchanan. with the text of Buchanan's Memoir of the expediency of an ellesiastical establishment for British India; both as the means of perpetuating the Christian religion among our own countrymen; as a foundation for the ultimate civilization of the natives (1805).

Sutton Courtenay Press1990-01-01
Selwyn's legacythe College of St John the Evangelist, Te Waimate and Auckland, 1843-1992 : a history

The College1993-01-01
Aotearoa New Zealanddefining moments in the gospel-culture encounter

WCC Publications1996-01-01
Christianity in Aotearoaa history of church and society in New Zealand2nd ed.

New Zealand Education for Ministry1997-01-01
A footnote to Selwyn's legacyE.H. Strong & St. John's College

Anglican Historical Society1998-01-01
The place which I have loved so wellJohn Kinder and the College of St John the Evangelist

Kinder House Society2001-01-01
Tongan Anglicans, 1902-2002from the Church of England Mission in Tonga to the Tongan Anglican Church

Published on behalf of the Diocese of Polynesia by the College of the Diocese of Polynesia2002-01-01
Where the road runs out--research essays on the ecumenical journey and the Conference of Churches in Aotearoa New Zealand

Conference of Churches in Aotearoa New Zealand2005-01-01
Living legacya history of the Anglican diocese of Auckland

Anglican Diocese of Auckland2011-01-01
A controversial churchmanessays on George Selwyn, Bishop of New Zealand and Lichfield, and Sarah Selwyn

Bridget Williams Books2011-01-01