A CHURCH ON WHEELS.
TO REACH SYDNEY “PAGANS.” Sydney is to have a church on wheels. It has been built on a motor lorry chassis and is known as a gospel waggon. It is fitted with sleeping and living accommodation, while one side of it drops down to form a speaking platform. Also there is an organ and an electric lighting system that throws into bold relief the hymns that arc to be sung. Even to a letter box, the waggon is complete. “In this city,” said Mr. W. Bradley, who is the prime mover in this moving mission, "T have been told that 800,000 people never darken the doors of God’s house. I hope that is not true. One could scarcely realise such Paganism. The day has come if they will not go to church then the church will have to go to them.”
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Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1922, Page 3
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145A CHURCH ON WHEELS. Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1922, Page 3
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