AOG, Assembly of God: The Church Inner West is the widest Pentecostal denomination in the whole world. It is the widest and largest in Australia and the 5th most attended after that of the Baptist, Catholic, Anglican churches. There are more than around 1,100 churches across Australia, and it is good to know a little about them.
Now let’s get into the Church Inner West which comprises of the following places
Abbotsford, Alexandria, Annadale, Ashbury, Ashfield, Balmain, East Breakfast point, Burwood Heights, Canada Bay, Concord, Concord West, Dulwich Hill, Firest Lodge, Marrickville South, Newington, Petersham, Petersham North and there are many more places which is not mentioned here.
Church Inner West in Australia basically use variety of worship styles; in there worship time they generally do a contemporary praise and rhyme the music. In 1930 to 1950s Hymns were used, and Assembly of God churches started to the new styles of praying & worshiping to the god the love.
In the recent years the churches which are affiliated with Australian Christian Church Sydney have changed drastically in the form of their worshiping. The widest force which helped this change is the popularity of Hillsong church which is commonly called as Hillsong Music.
Church Sydney: List Of Anglican Churches in Sydney
• St.Andrew’s
• Allambie Village Church
• St.David’s
• St.Basil’s
• All Saint’s
• St.John’s
• St.Paul’s
• Holy Trinity
• Cherrybrook Anglican Church
• St.John Mark
• St.Aidan’s
• Figtree Anglican Church
The above mentioned Church Sydney has a huge historical significance for example let’s take St.Andrew, suburb is Abbotsford and its name came from the Abbotsford House, which was owned by the sir Arthur Renwick. This property was named only after the Abbotsford House in the UK that was the residence of many historical novelists and poets, such as Sir Walter Scoot. Abbotsford generally was formally known but its Aboriginal name which was BigiBigi.
The suburb Abbosford was originally a location of 5 dock farms and it was subdivided in 1837 at that time it was known as the Feltham. Sir Arthur Renwick was a doctor as well as a politician & a philanthropist; he built his home in the year 1890 and named it as Abbotsford House in the memory and honor of the Sir Walter Scott’s home. In the year 1903 Renwick sold his belonging or properties to Albert Grace and in the year 1918 it became the Nestle chocolates’ factory.
It was initially chocolate production house then it became administrative offices. In the year 1991 the factory was closed after which the farm or the area was renovated as the Abbosford housing complex. Transport during those days were a big issues so they started running electric trams which was operated to Abbotsford till 1954 until when the buses took over the place.
In the year of 2011 the census of population there were 5112 in Abbotsford. 65.8% of the local people were born in Australia. The common religious people live there were catholic which was around 42.00% and there were Anglican of about 13.9%.
Now let’s get into the Church Inner West which comprises of the following places
Abbotsford, Alexandria, Annadale, Ashbury, Ashfield, Balmain, East Breakfast point, Burwood Heights, Canada Bay, Concord, Concord West, Dulwich Hill, Firest Lodge, Marrickville South, Newington, Petersham, Petersham North and there are many more places which is not mentioned here.
Church Inner West in Australia basically use variety of worship styles; in there worship time they generally do a contemporary praise and rhyme the music. In 1930 to 1950s Hymns were used, and Assembly of God churches started to the new styles of praying & worshiping to the god the love.
In the recent years the churches which are affiliated with Australian Christian Church Sydney have changed drastically in the form of their worshiping. The widest force which helped this change is the popularity of Hillsong church which is commonly called as Hillsong Music.
Church Sydney: List Of Anglican Churches in Sydney
• St.Andrew’s
• Allambie Village Church
• St.David’s
• St.Basil’s
• All Saint’s
• St.John’s
• St.Paul’s
• Holy Trinity
• Cherrybrook Anglican Church
• St.John Mark
• St.Aidan’s
• Figtree Anglican Church
The above mentioned Church Sydney has a huge historical significance for example let’s take St.Andrew, suburb is Abbotsford and its name came from the Abbotsford House, which was owned by the sir Arthur Renwick. This property was named only after the Abbotsford House in the UK that was the residence of many historical novelists and poets, such as Sir Walter Scoot. Abbotsford generally was formally known but its Aboriginal name which was BigiBigi.
The suburb Abbosford was originally a location of 5 dock farms and it was subdivided in 1837 at that time it was known as the Feltham. Sir Arthur Renwick was a doctor as well as a politician & a philanthropist; he built his home in the year 1890 and named it as Abbotsford House in the memory and honor of the Sir Walter Scott’s home. In the year 1903 Renwick sold his belonging or properties to Albert Grace and in the year 1918 it became the Nestle chocolates’ factory.
It was initially chocolate production house then it became administrative offices. In the year 1991 the factory was closed after which the farm or the area was renovated as the Abbosford housing complex. Transport during those days were a big issues so they started running electric trams which was operated to Abbotsford till 1954 until when the buses took over the place.
In the year of 2011 the census of population there were 5112 in Abbotsford. 65.8% of the local people were born in Australia. The common religious people live there were catholic which was around 42.00% and there were Anglican of about 13.9%.
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