Gypsy Smith Australian Campaign Letter
1993/778/8
1900-1950 / Document / Letter / Methodism / Ministers, Preachers & Associates / Paper / World Parish
Paper; ink
1926
A letter written by the Rev. Worrall, campaign director of Gyspy Smith's Australian campaign, to Mr Gordon Sprigg. The Rev. Worrall summarises the success of the Australian campaign. Although he had no "knowledge of any dramatic conversions" during the visit, he and his fellow ministers felt "we were being lifted by a tidal wave of spiritual power that thrilled our souls + brought us into closer unity of spirit + purpose".
This letter is part of a small archive of objects in connection with Gypsy Smith in the museum's collection. See also a selection of other documents and photographs from the Gypsy Smith archive in the Online Collection.
1926
A letter written by the Rev. Worrall, campaign director of Gyspy Smith's Australian campaign, to Mr Gordon Sprigg. The Rev. Worrall summarises the success of the Australian campaign. Although he had no "knowledge of any dramatic conversions" during the visit, he and his fellow ministers felt "we were being lifted by a tidal wave of spiritual power that thrilled our souls + brought us into closer unity of spirit + purpose".
This letter is part of a small archive of objects in connection with Gypsy Smith in the museum's collection. See also a selection of other documents and photographs from the Gypsy Smith archive in the Online Collection.
