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first meetings of SDA Reformers in Australia wee held in
this house (17 Old Canterbury Rd, Lewisham, Sydney). The
first literature published in the name of the Reform
Movement in Australia bore this address. |
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was the first property owned by the Reform Movement in
Australia (42 Prospect Road, Summer Hill, Sydney). The
building was divided into three parts: chapel and union
offices on the group floor; printing and literature
storage in the basement. An additional section of two
floors was built at the rear for general meetings and
for a health education center. |
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Wentworthville property was originally a repair shop for
guns. Remodeled, it became our second chapel in the
western suburbs of Sydney. |
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Workers'
meeting held at 42 Prospect Rd, Summer Hill, Sydney,
1944. |
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| Convention
in Auburn, 1980. The new building on the right is the
chapel. The old buildings on the left serve several
purposes, such as office facilities (headquarters of the
Australasian Union Conference), meeting hall, printing,
storage. |
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