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'Noffs speaks of his educational background ; working in various towns around Australia ; civil right issues for Aboriginal people in the early 1950s ; sailing to the U.S.A. to study at a seminary in Chicago ; his appointment to a parsonage in a slum area of Chicago ; coming back to Australia, to the Central Mission in Sydney ; the Wayside Chapel in Kings Cross, its beginnings in 1964 and its role ; his philosophy and thoughts on the role of the church in society today ; his views on prostitution.' (Libraries Australia).
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