Sister Jean Galbraith had very little formal education; she left school at 14 years old. When she was 16, she met Mr H.B. Williamson through the Field Naturalists Club of Victoria. In Jean’s words: “He (Mr. Williamson) asked if I would like to send him species (of plants) and he would name them …
The following article was given by Sister Janet Cresswell at the Aberfoyle Park Sisters’ Class. She had just read a book by Dr Victor Frankl in which he analyses the reaction of Holocaust victims to the suffering, privations and horrors they were subjected to. Sister Janet looks at these responses…
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This is the first of 2 short articles about Sister Jean Galbraith that were presented at a Dorcas Class at Aberfoyle Park Ecclesia some time ago by Sister Janet Cresswell.
Sister Jean Galbraith wrote our beautiful Hymn 383, “Rejoicing in hope and the joy of salvation”. The story of Jean’s lif…
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