Chapter XVIII: The Church at Work
Doctrine and discipline--Worship--Hymns--Clergy--Theological colleges
--Parish priests of the past--Church buildings--ADMINISTRATION--Legal
position of priests and people--The General Synod--Patronage--Finance
--EDUCATION--Grammar schools--Primary education--Bible-in-schools
movement--Sunday-schools--CHARITABLE RELIEF--MISSIONARY EFFORTS--Maori
Mission--Melanesian Mission--the Church Missionary Association--
Conclusion.
MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS.
1. Portrait of Samuel Marsden Frontispiece
2. Map of North Island, showing Missionary Routes Facing page 16
3. View of Paihia " " 32
4. Henry Williams at the Treaty of Waitangi " " 48
5. Portrait of Bishop Selwyn " " 64
6. Ruins of St. Thomas', Tamaki " " 80
7. Old Church at Russell " " 88
8. Nelson Cathedral " " 96
9. A Village Church, Stoke, near Nelson " " 112
10. St. Matthew's Church, Auckland " " 128
11. St. Matthew's Church, Dunedin " " 144
12. Canterbury Churches " " 160
13. Map of the Bay of Islands " " 168
14. St. John's Cathedral, Napier " " 176
15. All Saints' Church, Palmerston North " " 192
16. St. John's, Invercargill " " 200
17. St. Luke's, Oamaru " " 208
18. Wanganui School Chapel " " 224
19. Baptistery of St. Matthew's, Auckland " " 232
20. New Zealand Bishops " " 240
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