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    <title>The story of the slides</title>
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    <namePart>Wilson, Geoffrey Allan</namePart>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Geoff Wilson</note>
  <note>Packet * letter to Doug McNaught from Mr Graham Wilson (dated Sept, 2005) re Geoffrey Allan Wilson's (his father) work @ Concord Assembly.  *3 Slides of the words ofthe Emmaus Hymn as produced by the elder Mr Wilson. Slides were made for projecting words of hymns and choruses for use in church and Sunday School/Youth activities. Slides date from the early 1960s.  *Also included the title page and article from the relevant issue of Assemblies Outreach on the passing of Mr Geoffrey Allan Wilson on 17th August, 2005.</note>
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    <topic>Brethren movement</topic>
    <topic> technical innovations</topic>
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