May be restrictions on access based on the terms of the Deposit Agreement and the Anglican Church of Canada's policy on Privacy and Archives. Subject to established university policies and to applicable privacy legislation.
May be restrictions on use based on the terms of the Deposit Agreement and the Anglican Church of Canada's policy on Privacy and Archives. Subject to established university policies and to applicable privacy legislation.
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Christ Church Anglican Parish (Lively, Ont.) is a single point parish comprised of Christ Church Anglican Church in Lively, Ontario. The parish of Christ Church (Lively, Ont.) began in 1948 by students Donald Brown and Ernest Gillbody. Services were first held in Lake Street Hall in Creighton Mine and private homes in Lively. From a Mission Parish, the Parish of Lively became self-supporting in January 1957.
Fonds is comprised of records documenting the activities at Christ Church Anglican Parish (lively, Ont.), specifically Christ Anglican Church (Lively, Ont.). Includes registers, minutes, reports, and other materials.
Accrual 2010-192 transferred from Laurentian University Archives to Algoma University in May 2009. Accrual 2011-047 transferred to Algoma University from the Synod Office.
May be restrictions on access based on the terms of the Deposit Agreement and the Anglican Church of Canada's policy on Privacy and Archives. Subject to established university policies and to applicable privacy legislation.
May be restrictions on use based on the terms of the Deposit Agreement and the Anglican Church of Canada's policy on Privacy and Archives. Subject to established university policies and to applicable privacy legislation.
The parish of Christ Church (Lively, Ont.) began in 1948 by students Donald Brown and Ernest Gillbody. Services were first held in Lake Street Hall in Creighton Mine and private homes in Lively.
The original church began as a basement with a completed front entrance and tower. The basement walls were poured on Thanksgiving Day, October 13, 1952. The tower contained an apartment which Rev. Arthur Crisp lived in for 18 years.
From a Mission Parish, the Parish of Lively became self-supporting in January 1957. During the same year serious consideration was given to the completing the construction of Christ Church. In 1958 construction of the present-day Christ Church began. The first service in the new church took place on Christmas Eve of that year. A dedication service for the new church was conducted by Archbishop W.L. Wright in 1959. In 1962 the Archbishop dedicated two memorials at Christ Church: an altar cross in memory of Lillian A. Closs and a credence table in memory of Daisy A. Browne.
Christ Church (Lively, Ont.) celebrated its 25th anniversary in 1977.
Incumbents of Christ Church and its predecessor mission include the Revered G. Thompson and students James Jackson, Nelson Adair, and John Jordan, 1948-1952; the Reverend Arthur Crisp, 1952-1970; the Reverend James Hinchcliffe, 1970-1975; the Reverend Robert Flowers, 1975-1985; the Reverend Franklin Dow, 1985-1994; the Reverend Harry Huskins and the Venerable Susan De Gruchy, 1995-2000; the Reverend Glen Miller, 2000-present.
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Sous fonds is comprised of records documenting the activities at and the functions of Christ Anglican Church (Lively, Ont.). Includes registers, minutes, reports and other materials.
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Baptisms 1952-1965; Confirmations 1953-1966; Marriages 1953-1971
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