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Holocaust Museums
It is over 75 years since the end of World War II. When the advancing allied forces liberated the German concentration camps the full horror of the Nazi’s “Final Solution” to what they called the […]
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How the Gospel of the Kingdom Came to New South Wales
Early Baptisms in Sydney Brother Everitt in an article entitled Reminiscences of the Truth for Forty Years in Sydney stated that: “About the time of the Maori trouble in New Zealand, Bro. Sinclair, refusing to […]
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How the Gospel of the Kingdom Came to New Zealand
In 1841, New Zealand became a separate British colony, having been part of New South Wales before then. By 1860, there were over 100,000 British settlers in New Zealand. The Otago Association actively recruited settlers […]
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How the Gospel of the Kingdom Came to Queensland
The first brethren in Queensland The earliest reference to Queensland in my sources is from 1861: “For some years there resided in this town [Gourock, 45km west of Glasgow, Scotland] a couple, Robert and Mrs […]
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