Diocese of Kuching

However, the political conventions of the day ruled that no Anglican diocese could be created outside the limits of the British Empire, and Sarawak was technically an independent principality of the Rajah.[8] The linked diocese of Labuan and bishopric of Sarawak increased in size as the principality grew and Anglican work in North Borneo and Brunei developed.[1] It extended further when, by an Act of Parliament in 1869, the Church in the Straits Settlements (Singapore, Penang and Malacca) was separated from the see of Calcutta and placed under the episcopal care of the bishop of Labuan.Asian workers played an increasingly larger part as time passed because the formation of a truly indigenous church had been intended from the beginning.[1][11] The limits of the Diocese are those of the present administrative divisions of the State of Sarawak and Brunei Darussalam together with that part of Indonesian Borneo lying North of the equator, and West of longitude 115 º42’.
James Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak brought in missionaries in 1848.
St. Thomas' Cathedral.
Saint Faith's Church in Kenyalang Park.
House of the Epiphany.
Ecclesiastical provinceSouth East AsiadioceseAnglicanChurch of the Province of South East AsiaSarawakMalaysiaBruneiLord Bishop of the Diocese of Kuching and BruneiKuchingJames BrookeFrancis Thomas McDougallbishopricSociety for the Propagation of the GospelBritish EmpireLabuanCrown ColonyLetters PatentCalcuttadiocese of SingaporeWorld War IINigel CornwallHouse of the Epiphanydiocese of Jesselton (Sabah)diocese of West MalaysiaFrancis McDougallWalter ChambersGeorge HoseRobert MounseyLogie DansonAssistant Bishop of CarlisleBishop of EdinburghPrimusNoel HudsonFrancis HollisAssistant Bishop of LeicesterKalimantanNicholas AllenbyDiocese of SabahMichael RamseyArchbishop of CanterburySouthwark CathedralAssistant Bishop of WorcesterBasil TemenggongPeter HowesJohn Leong Chee YunMade KatibBolly LapokArchbishop of South East AsiaarchdeaconriesPetra JayaSri AmanSimunjanEngkililiBetongSerianSaratokBintuluBatu NiahLutongLimbangLundu, SarawakBintangorLambirKuala BelaitBandar Seri BegawanAnglicanismBorneo Mission AssociationProvince of the Anglican Church in South East AsiaCouncil of Churches MalaysiaBishop of KuchingThe TimesChurch TimesWho's Who