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Denomination: Presbyterian
Long Beach, NSW - Presbyterian
Address: 16 Melaleuca Cres, , Lonbeach New South Wales, 2536
Maclean, NSW - Free Presbyterian
Year Built: 1864
Address: 8 Wharf Street, , Maclean New South Wales,
A wall plaque reads, "Presbyterian Church of Eastern Australia. This building erected in 1864, was the first building in town, and is the oldest church in the Clarence Valley still in continuous use. Services were conducted by a visiting minister until a call was made to the Reverend Duncan McInnes who was inducted into the church on July…
Maldon, VIC - Presbyterian (Former)
Year Built: 1905
Address: 1 Church Street, , Maldon Victoria, 3463
Formerly a Presbyterian Church it was sold in 2014 to raise funds for the church. The Foundation stone was laid by Mrs Margaret Oswald on 8 November 1905. The laying of the foundation stone of the new Presbyterian Church was performed in the presence of a large assemblage . . . despite the fact that the thermometer registered nearly…
Malvern, VIC - Presbyterian
Year Built: 1905
Address: 161 Wattle Tree Road, , Malvern Victoria, 3144
The church's foundation stone was laid on 16 December 1095 by another congregation member, elder, benefactor and Mayor of the Borough of Caulfield Charles Duplan Lloyd. The old wooden structure was moved to the new site and used as a Sunday school, with the congregation using Malvern Town Hall for worship while their new structure was…
Manly, NSW - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Year Built: 1889
Address: 56 Raglan, , Manly New South Wales, 2095
Designed in the Romanesque Revival style, with Celtic influence and constructed from sandstone with a slate roof, it consists of a nave, vestry and porch dominated by a tall campanile. Walls are generally in rock faced ashlar while quoins and opening surrounds are of smooth dressed finish. The church is considered to be one of the best…
Mardan, VIC - Scot's Presbyterian Ecumenical
Year Built: 1911
Address: Mardan Road South, , Mardan Victoria, 3953
The first church was erected in 1890. Today's church was built in 1911 by George Gardner. Its of Victorian Carpenter Gothic Church style with a gable roof and a small projecting porch with side doors at the west and an off centre gabled vestry with a chimney at the rear. It has lancet windows in the nave and notable stepped half height…
Maroubra, NSW - St Andrew's Memorial Presbyterian
Address: 3 Robey Street, , Maroubra New South Wales, 2035
A wall plaque reads, " To the Glory of God This St Andrews Presbyterian Memorial Church was opened by His Excellency the Governor of New South Wales Lieutenant General Sir ECB CBE DSO and dedicated by the Moderator of the Sydney Presbytery the Rec Colin G. Dane on Sunday 10th December 1961 Rev Walter ? Pordage". A note in the Sydney…
Mascot, NSW - Know Presbyterian
Address: 768 Botany Road, , Mascot New South Wales, 2020
A Foundation stone reads, " This stone was laid by Rev John Ferguson of St Stephens 16th December 1911".
Merrylands, NSW - St Stephen's Presbyterian
Year Built: 1971
Address: 303 Merrylands Road, , Merrylands New South Wales, 2160
A Foundation stone reads, : To the Glory of God this stone was set by the Right Reverend Fred McKay OBE MA BD Moderator General of the Presbyterian Church of Australia this day 8th of May 1971. Gordon C Hayward JP Session Clerk Rev Alan Hewitt Minister".
Millicent, SA - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Address: 2 Sixth Street, , Millicent South Australia, 5280
Early services were conducted by Rev Cadwell who rode or drove from Mt Gambier. A meeting was held in the home of the late Mr A Campbell on January 8 1878 when the gathering was presided over by Rev Cadwell. During this year it was decided to purchase land on which to build a Presbyterian Church and Messrs John McArthur, Samuel Stuckey…
Mitchelton, QLD - Presbyterian
Address: 40 Ruby Road, , Mitchelton Queensland, 4053
The stump capping ceremony was held for the original church building in Ruby Street on 22nd August 1926. That Church was opened by Revv W.H. Waters Moderator of the Assembly.
Mitchelton, QLD - Presbyterian
The stump capping ceremony for the original church building in Ruby Street was held on 3rd July 1926. The Church was opened on the 22nd of August 1926. The Church was opened by Rev. W.H. Waters. (B.A.). Moderator of Assembly. Services of worship commenced on this day. The Foundation stone of the current Church was laid on 8th November…
Mittagong, NSW - Presbyterian
A Foundation stone reads, " To the Glory of God this stone was laid by The Rev Professor Crawford Miller BA BD 24th May 1958".
Moe, VIC - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Year Built: 1963
Address: Fowler Street, , Moe Victoria, 3825
The former church was damaged by a fire in 1952 and was later burnt down in 1960 and a new church building was built on the present site in 1963 with a new hall in 2021.
Mole Creek, TAS - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Address: 49 Caveside Road, , Mole Creek Tasmania, 7304
The Church was consecrated on the 12th of September 1932 and celebrated its 40th Anniversary in 1972.
Montrose, TAS - Presbyterian
Address: Corner Islington & Walker Streets, , Montrose Tasmania, 7010
Moonbi, NSW - Scots Presbyterian (Former)
Address: 48 Gill Street, , Moonbi New South Wales, 2353
Mordialloc, VIC - St Andrew's Presbyterian (Former)
Address: 12 McDonald Street, , Mordialloc Victoria, 3195
Moree, NSW - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Address: 45 Albert Street, , Moree New South Wales, 2400
Moruya, NSW - Presbyterian
Address: 31 Evans Street, , Moruya New South Wales, 2537
The Church was established in 1884. A plaque on the stone gate reads, "To the Glory of God in memory of the Pioneers of The Presbyterian Church of Moruya and District. Unveiled by the Rev H J Hillman BA on 10th June 1961 Interin Moderator Rev S Robertson J Hale Student Minister". A further plaque on the opposite stone gate reads,…
Mosman, NSW - Scots Kirk Presbyterian
Address: 9 Belmont Road, , Mosman New South Wales, 2088
A Foundation stone reads, " This Foundation tablet of the additions to this Church was set in place on 28th February 1920 by Miss Scott Fell".
Mount Lambie, NSW - Presbyterian
Year Built: 1865
Address: Thorp's Pinch Road, , Mount Lambie New South Wales, 2790
Mount Tamborine, QLD - Presbyterian
Address: 34 Main Street, , Mount Tamborine Queensland, 4272
The first church built specifically by and for the Presbyterian congregation was built on the corner of Main and Geissmann Streets and opened and consecrated in June 1931.
Mount Tamborne, QLD - Presbyterian (Former)
Address: 34 Main Street, , Mount Tamborine Queensland, 4272
Mt Barker, SA - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Address: Hutchison Street, , Mt Barker South Australia, 5251
Mudgee, NSW - St Paul's Presbyterian
Year Built: 1875
Address: 105 Mortimer Street, , Mudgee New South Wales, 2850
The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser in an article on 5 June 1875 noted, "On the 27th ultimo, the Foundation stone of the new Presbyterian Church, at Mudgee, was laid by Mrs Dickson. The architect was Thomas Rowe. There was a large attendance present there being some 300 or 400 people in attendance. The Freemasons, decked out in…
Mullumbimby, NSW - Presbyterian
Year Built: 1903
Address: 104 Stuart Street, , Mullumbimby New South Wales, 2482
Mundingburra, QLD - John Knox Presbyterian
Address: 148 Ross River Road, , Mundingburra Queensland, 4812
Muswellbrook, NSW - St John's Presbyterian
Year Built: 1911
Address: 96 Hill Street, , Muswellbrook New South Wales, 2333
The first church was built around 1843. The current Church is of Gothic design and transept in form. On the northern end is the vestry. The tower and spire rises to a height of 101 feet. The outside face bricks are tuckpointed, and are mounted with cement dressings. The Church is built on a reinforced concrete foundation. The roof is…
Nagambie, VIC - St Andrews Presbyterian
Year Built: 1900
Address: Corner of Prentice & Glass Streets, , Nagambie Victoria, 3608
The Foundation stone was laid by Cr John Gordon J.P. on 14 March 1900. The Architect was Evander Mc Iver C.E. and the builder was William Sinclair.
Naracoorte, SA - St Andrew's Presbyterian
Year Built: 1858
Address: Church Street, , Naracoorte South Australia, 5271
The original church was built in 1858 and later became the Sunday School hall. The land was donated by Mr William McIntosh as was the church bell. The current church was erected in 1874 1875 at a cost of 3,000. The slate roof on the spire was replaced with aluminium in 1953 and again in 1990. Built in solid limestone structure of…