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All Saints' Anglican Church
All Saints' Anglican Church 28-03-2025 - John Conn, Templestowe, Victoria
All Saints' Anglican Church 28-03-2025 - John Conn, Templestowe, Victoria

All Saints' Anglican Church

Barwon Heads, VIC 3227

Church Information

Church Name: All Saints' Anglican Church
Church Previous Name: -
Denomination: Anglican Church of Australia
Street Address: 61-63 Hitchcock Ave, Barwon Heads VIC 3227, Australia
Suburb: Barwon Heads
State: VIC
Postcode: 3227
Foundation Stone Laid: unknown
Foundation Stone Notes: 

No Foundation Stone or Memorial Plaque details are known. Information/photographs are invited.

A plaque records: This porch is dedicated - to the memory - of our beloved 'Golly' - Joan Cox - 1922 ~ 2006 - 'The Lord is my Shepherd.'

A plaque beside the St George window records: The St George Window is - in memory of - Anthony Arthur Robinson - who died aged 24 years on 21st March 1964 - and is the gift of his mother - Beverley Robinson - 'Thou art my hope O Lord God - my trust from my youth'. Ps 71.

Plaques record:

  • To the Memory of - Marjory Osborne Hay - who administered - The Barwon Heads Red Cross Library - in this building - From 1954 ~ 1975.
  • All Saints Anglican Church - Marjory Osborne Hay - Resource Centre
Date Opened: 25-12-1937
Date Closed: unknown
Email: admin@churchesaustralia.org

Comments

The All Saints' Anglican Church, Barwon Heads is part of the Parish of Ocean Grove with Barwon Heads and the Diocese of Melbourne. The first worship service recorded in the church building was on 25/12/1937, however, as plaques on some of the church furnishings predate this service, there would have been previous use. Early records were destroyed in a vicarage fire. The font was donated on behalf  of Wendy Ann Hopkins, who was the second child to be baptised in the church on 25/3/1939. The church building was consecrated on 29/12/1940 by Bishop Donald Barker. Earlier worship services were held in the Mount Colite Hotel, with a committee formed in 1936 to collect funds for a church building. The Vicar of Marshall, the Rev D D Carruthers, whose parish included Barwon Heads, purchased a building from Sparrovale Farm for 105 pounds, on behalf of the congregation, for use as a church. This building is still the core of the building today, with extensions in 1952 and 1964. More historical information/photographs of the church/congregation are invited. Photographs uploaded 6/4/2025.

 



For more of the Church story see - All Saints Barwon Heads - 1937~2010 - 75 Years of Worship. /third edition.
Last Updated: Sunday 6th April, 2025
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