Talk:Unitarian Church of South Australia

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My family was closely involved with the Unitarian Christian Church during its Wakefield Street period. I was briefly a member of the Church Committee, and an active member of its Young Peoples' League until 1969, since when my involvement has been very occasional. I doubt this amounts to a COI but I have met Rev. George Hale, and remember Revs. Colin Gibson, Hugh Weston and Allen Kirby quite well. Doug butler (talk) 22:46, 19 January 2018 (UTC)[reply]