Lower Light Methodist Church - Revision history

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-|Locality=Lower Light, South Australia
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 |DateEstablished=1861

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 |CeasedOperation=1962
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-|EstablishedBy=Adherants of the Primitive Methodist faith.
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 The majority of the new settlers in the Lower Light area were of the Primitive Methodist faith and so a small timber structure was built for their use on Section 393 on land donated by J. Braund of Prospect. It was built by W.B.Town and had rafters of pine, a thatched roof and gravel floor. The first trustees were James Braund, Charles Jacome Cooper, Benjamin Milton, John Pratt, Joseph Richardson, William Broadbridge Town and James Wilson.

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 John Gordon built an entrance wall to his property with some of the stone and a plaque with relevant inscription is placed on the wall. Mr Gregor of Reeves Plains also used some of the stone for additions to his house.  Following demolition the land was eventually sold.
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-|Related Articles=Barabba Primitive Methodist Church, Bethesda Church, Church Pedal Organ, Dublin Christ Church, Dublin Primitive Methodist Church, Feltwell Primitive Methodist Church, Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church, Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel, Long Plains Church of Christ, Mallala Methodist/Uniting Church, Redbanks Wesleyan Methodist Church, Redbanks Methodist Church Hall, Shannon Cemetery,Shannon Methodist Church, St Malachys Catholic Church, St Paul's Anglican Church, St Peters Anglican Church, Two Wells Methodist Church, Windsor Church,
+|Related Articles=Barabba Primitive Methodist Church, Bethesda Church, Church Pedal Organ, Dublin Christ Church, Dublin Primitive Methodist Church, Feltwell Primitive Methodist Chapel, Foundation of Mallala Methodist Church, Grace Plains Bible Christian Chapel, Long Plains Church of Christ, Mallala Methodist/Uniting Church, Redbanks Wesleyan Methodist Church, Redbanks Methodist Church Hall, Shannon Cemetery,Shannon Methodist Church, St Malachys Catholic Church, St Paul's Anglican Church, St Peters Anglican Church, Two Wells Methodist Church, Wild Horse Plains Church, Windsor Church,
 |Sources="Life around the Light" a history of the Mallala District Council Area, "To South Australia's Shore They Came"  by Monica Porter
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 John Gordon built an entrance wall to his property with some of the stone and a plaque with relevant inscription is placed on the wall. Mr Gregor of Reeves Plains also used some of the stone for additions to his house.  Following demolition the land was eventually sold.
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 The year 1900 saw the Primitive Methodist Church, The Wesleyan Methodist Church and the Bible Christian Church amalgamate to form the Methodist Church of Australia.
-Increasing population in the area found the stone building to be overcrowded so the final church building was erected in 1910. The foundation stone was laid on 30th March 1910 by J.H. Bottrall and the silver trowell used at the ceremony is on display at the Two Wells uniting Vhurch. The stone for the building came from the property of Samuel Frost senior.  The builder is unknown but the carpenter was Mr. Burton of Mallala  The church was opened on August 17th 1910 by Mrs A.W. Wellington. The first two early structures had been demolished and so remained the old church used for Sunday School and the new building. The minister at the time was Rev. J. McIntosh.
+Increasing population in the area found the stone building to be overcrowded and inadequate so the final large church building was erected in 1910. The foundation stone was laid on 30th March 1910 by J.H. Bottrall and the silver trowell used at the ceremony is on display at the Two Wells Uniting Church. The stone for the building came from the property of Samuel Frost senior.  The builder is unknown but the carpenter was Mr. Burton of Mallala  The church was opened on August 17th 1910 by Mrs A.W. Wellington. The first two early structures had been demolished and so remained the old church used for Sunday School and the new building. The minister at the time was Rev. J. McIntosh.
 The windows in the new church were beautifully patterned leadlight; two in the front of the building, three on either side wall and two over the back doors.
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 John Gordon built an entrance wall to his property with some of the stone and a plaque with relevant inscription is placed on the wall. Mr Gregor of Reeves Plains also used some of the stone for additions to his house.  Following demolition the land was eventually sold.
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