Angaston, SA - Uniting

Year Built: 1878

Denomination: Uniting

Address: Corner Fyfe & Sturt Street, Angaston, South Australia, 5353

Previous Denomination: Congregational

Architect: Daniel Garlick

Architectural Style: Gothic Revival

Traditional Owners: Peramangk people

Last Updated: 21/02/2024

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History and Architecture:

Formerly a Congregational church the first church was a red brick chapel built in 1861 at the rear of the current church.

The foundation stone of this church was laid by Mr J H Angas Esq J.P. on 13 May 1878. It cost £2162.00. It is of Gothic Revival style with bluestone walls and rendered dressings. The leadlight windows were shipped from England. The vestry building stands beside and to the back of this church.

Clergy:

This list may not contain every serving cleric, past or present, for this church.
Further submissions welcomed.

Years	Name	Annotation	D.o.D
1853 -	Rev James Sawle	C
1863 - 1874	Rev John Gibson	C
1875 - 1877	Rev Robert Newton Morris	C
1877 - 1879	Rev Thomas Edward Owens Mell	C
1879 - 1880	Rev Edwin H. Scott	C
1888 - 1890	Rev John Ebenezer Kelly	C
1881 - 1888	Rev Alfred Jones	C
1891 - 1907	Rev William Mugford Grant	C
1907 - 1910	Rev Frederick Vicary Pratt M.A.	C	1932
1910 - 1916	Rev John George Wright	C
-	Rev Herbert George Nelson	C
1924 - 1926	Rev Wilfred John Magor	C
1926 - 1934	Rev William James Williams	C
1934 - 1942	Rev Ernest William Weymouth	C
1942 -	Rev G. Lindsay Lockley B.A.	C
2019 -	Rev Christine Manning	U
2022 -	Rev Rob Morgan	U

Organ:

The first organ was installed in 1889 at a cost of £150.00. It was later sold to the Whyalla Methodist Church. The current organ came from Draper Memorial Methodist Church in Adelaide. It was built in 1908 and installed in its present location in 1943.

Source:

1. Congregationalism in Angaston 1844 - 1944 The story of a Hundred Years. SA 285.894232 L816 1944