Media: paperback - 144 pages 
Author: S. Bryson
Year: 1993

From the Foreword

Part of the humanity of the story which interests me is the history in which it has been played out: rural Australian life pre-World War I, the modem missionary story in the colonial world, the Depression years in Australia, the advent of modem means of travel, the influence of the Sydney evangelical 'aristocracy', the rise of the strong leaders of the 1930s in religious and secular movements, the Australian experience of the Second World War, the post-War boom in church adherence and its subsequent decline, the theological debates and divisions of Evangelicals, and last, but by no means least, the baby boom!

Contents

Dedication
Foreword
Preface
Chapter One Bryson Clan—Stuart: c.1800-1915
Chapter Two A New Direction: 1915-24
Chapter Three Tales out of Africa
Chapter Four Return to Sydney: 1924
Chapter Five The Depression Years: 1932-35
Chapter Six Adelaide—Courtship—Marriage: 1937-40
Chapter Seven The War Years: 1940-45
Chapter Eight Campaigner, Businessman: 1945-73
Chapter Nine Retirement Pursuits: 1973-93
Chapter Ten Epilogue “Life Must go on Dad”

APPENDICES
I Family Trees
i Jackman
ii Haynes
iii Van Brakkel iv Bryson
II Henry Coxwell—Balloonist
Ill Press Tribute to A.S. Jackman
IV Stuart Bryson: Letter of Reference
V The Baylis Family
VI Everyman’s Jubilee Medal
VII Sydney & Adelaide 80th Celebrations
VIII Ninety Eight Years in Africa
IX “Now for Renewal”