The Christian Endeavour group, taken in 1908 at the Primitive Methodist Church, Manchester Street Feilding. Mary Jane Flavall is seated on the extreme left while son Fred is standing in the back row between the two ladies. On Back of Photograph written by Bessie Flavall nee Managh: Primitive Methodist Church, Manchester Street, Feilding, 1908 Members of Christian Endeavour Back Row left to right: J. C. Thompson, ?, Mr T Mingins, Miss G Svendsen, Mr F. Flavall, Miss Pemberthy, Mr Polkinghorn (Australian), Mr J. Wilkinson, Mr Naukurois (Australian) 2nd Row: Mrs. F. Flavall, Miss Pemberthy, Mr Hunes, Mrs Cossuin, Rev Cossuin, Miss Gould, Miss Thompson On Ground: Mr Rose (Australian), Mr B. Mingins, Mr B. Gould

Two women outside St. John's Anglican Church, on Camden Street, Feilding. The date of the photograph is unknown, as are the identities of the women. The clothing they are wearing suggests that it was sometime between 1890 to 1910.

St. John's Anglican Church is still active, with services held throughout the week, and it belongs to the Anglican Diocese of Wellington.

St. John's Anglican Church is located on Camden Street, Feilding. Consecrated on 17 February 1882, it is now listed as a Category 1 Historic Place. The parochial district of the church was established several years earlier, in 1875.

The building itself was designed by Frederick de Jersey Clere, a prominent church architect of the 19th and 20th century.

The church is still active, with services held throughout the week, and it belongs to the Anglican Diocese of Wellington.

St. John's Anglican Church is located on Camden Street, Feilding. Consecrated on 17 February 1882, it is now listed as a Category 1 Historic Place. The parochial district of the church was established several years earlier, in 1875.

The building itself was designed by Frederick de Jersey Clere, a prominent church architect of the 19th and 20th century.

The church is still active, with services held throughout the week, and it belongs to the Anglican Diocese of Wellington.

St. John's Anglican Church is located on Camden Street, Feilding. Consecrated on 17 February 1882, it is now listed as a Category 1 Historic Place. The parochial district of the church was established several years earlier, in 1875.

The building itself was designed by Frederick de Jersey Clere, a prominent church architect of the 19th and 20th century.

The church is still active, with services held throughout the week, and it belongs to the Anglican Diocese of Wellington.

The Primitive Methodist Church, whose cause was established in 1875, built their church on a site in Manchester Street, near the banks of the Makino Stream in 1876. The Primitive Methodists were responsible for the erection of the first permanent Methodist parsonage in Feilding, this being built in Church Street in 1891. The present parsonage, built by the Wesleyans, was constructed in West Street in 1900.

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The date and photographer is unknown.

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(Lydia Smith, 2021)

The Presbyterian Board of Managers, photographed in 1914.

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In the photo:

Back Row, left to right: Svendsen; T. Watson; Thompson; McIntyre; Short; Bridge; Wackrill.

Middle Row, left to right: Wilson; Watts; .......; G. Bartholemew; G. Budd; McFarland; Williamson; Ken Bartholemew.

Front Row, left to right: E. McFarland; A. H. Maclean; A. Reid.

St. Paul's Presbyterian Church is located on the corner of Grey and Church Street in Feilding. Services are still held there.

The caption on the photograph reads "Presbyterian Church and Sunday School, Feilding, N. Z.

The interior of St. Mark's Methodist Church, photographed in 1908. The church is situated on Grey Street in Feilding, and services are still held there.

St. John's Anglican Church, Camden Street.

The Salvation Army Citadel, after the 1942 earthquake damage. This building was completed in 1921, and after the earthquake was demolished. A new Citadel opened in 1980 on the site of the old one.

This photo shows the now-abandoned Anglican Church in Colyton.

Date and creator unknown.

This is a stained glass window depicting the crucifixion of Jesus, at St. John's Anglican Church located on Camden Street.

Date and photographer unknown.

These images show a pamphlet inviting the residents of Feilding and surrounding districts to the opening of the new St Paul's Presbyterian Church, located at 37 Grey Street. The new building was completed less than nine months after the foundation stone was laid, and still stands today.

The second photograph shows the old church that was destroyed by suspected arson two years prior.

Pohangina Methodist church

History and description of St Andrews Church, Colyton

Rangitikei Parish which includes St Thomas' is a large rural parish situated south of Mt Ruapehu and west of the Rangitikei River. St. Thomas was built in 1877 at a cost of 590 pounds. Consecrated by Bishop Hadfield, the architect was Charles Tringham. Mid-Victorian Gothic with tower, apse and sanctuary and built with totara pegs and dowels, rather than nails.

Taken from Cheltenham School

St. Marks Methodist Church, Grey Street, 1974.

The Fire station stood on the corner of Stafford and Bowen Streets and was demolished between February and July 1979 by the Feilding Rotary Club. The Baptist church was sold and trucked from the site in the early 1990s and a new building erected in its place.

Written on the back of the photograph "Flash bulb shot in Catholic Church, Feilding"

Written on Back of Photograph: Flash bulb shot in Catholic Church Feilding

Christian Endeavour Primitive Methodis Church Manchester Street, Feilding (On back of photograph says "beside Makino Stream"

St. Simon & St. Jude Anglican Church

Photograph taken outside the church on Camden Street.

This church was constructed in 1908 - situated at Te Hiri Marae, Pryces Line Kakariki

Opening and Dedication Service sheet of Knox Church 1964

Photograph of the newly completed Knox Church. Situated on the corner of North Street & Kimbolton Road.