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Brett Knowles: New Life: The New Life Churches of New Zealand: 1942-1979, 3rd edition: Lexington, Kentucky: Emeth Press: 2015:ISBN 978-1-60947-093-7 For New Zealand Pentecostalism as a whole: Brett Knowles: Transforming Pentecostalism: The Changing Face of New Zealand Pentecostalism, 1920-2010: Lexington, Kentucky: Emeth Press: 2014: ISBN 978-1-60947-076-0
Church of England: St Andrew, Ashburton Ashburton: Andrew: Medieval Church of England: Ashburton etc. Our Lady of Lourdes & St Petroc, Ashburton Ashburton: Mary & Petroc: 1911 Roman Catholic: Buckfast Parish Current building 1935 Ashburton Methodist Church Ashburton: early C19th Methodist: Teignbridge Circuit [1] Current building 1835 Ashburton ...
Ashburton Borough School is a state full primary (Year 1–8) school. It has a roll of 291 students. Ashburton Christian School is a state-integrated evangelical Christian composite (Year 1–13) school. The school opened in February 2009 as a private school, and integrated into the state system in March 2011.
Eiffelton once had a Catholic church. Mass was first said in the area in 1888 in Waterton's town hall, but it was subsequently held in Eiffelton at either the school or the town hall. On 4 June 1961, a proper church was built, the Church of St Thomas More, and 300 people gathered for its formal opening.
New Life Church may refer to: New Life church (Canada) New Life Churches, New Zealand; New Life Church (Colorado Springs, Colorado), United States; See also.
The Grace Presbyterian Church describes itself as "Presbyterian in government, Calvinist in theology, and Evangelical in spirit."[2] It confesses the truth of the Trinity, the centrality of Jesus, the unconditional and yet particular love of God the Father, and the irresistible calling, present power and ministry of The Holy Spirit.
The church was founded by the World Harvest Mission in 1986, working with Ugandan Christian. The first congregation located in Fort Portal in 1986, and the second congregation in 1992 in Bundibugyo. The church reports growing church planting across western Uganda and the Congolese border.
Ashburton House, also known as St. John's Church Parish House or the British Legation, is a historic house at 1525 H Street NW, on Lafayette Square in Washington, D.C. Built in 1836, it is notable as the residence of Lord Ashburton in 1842, during which time negotiations took place there culminating the Webster–Ashburton Treaty.