Annerley Churches of Christ

Stage Number: MBSH.02.02.23

Group: Southern

Local Study Area: Fairfield-Annerley

Epoch: Early 20th Century

Street Address: 459 Annerley Road

Latitude & Longitude: -27.50920278,153.03223611

Time Link: 1913

Map Link: 1914

Image Time Point: 1914

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The Annerley Churches of Christ began as a Bible school on Ipswich Road, Annerley, in February 1913. Formed as a church congregation in February 1914, the community met at the Walker Memorial Hall (see entry). In 1919 the land on Annerley road was purchase and the Mount Vernor church building was transferred to the site. The Churches of Christ tradition began much earlier, in the early nineteenth century, in the ethos of ‘Christian primitivism’ (also known as ‘Restorationism’; with breakaway groups known as ‘Primative Methodists’ and ‘Primative Baptists’). Although a diverse collection of very autonomous churches, the basic concept of the broad movement has been reviving the original and basic form of the ancient Christian faith, as revealed in the New Testament.

Citations

George Haigh (Complied). 100 Years Venturing in Faith: Churches of Christ in Queensland. Historical Committee of the Conference of Churches of Christ in Queensland. 1983.

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Map References

MLMS. 8 chain series 1904–1917—Brisbane. 8 chains to the inch. Cadastral map of Brisbane and Suburbs sheet 8. MLMS 8 Chain