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LOI 1993-11: New Home Workers: "Paul and Joanne Abrahams, commended by Danforth Gospel Hall, Toronto, Ontario, to the work at [https://www.sanctuarytoronto.org/ Sanctuary], an outreach directed toward the inner city neighborhood of the former [[Central Gospel Hall , Toronto, ON|Central Gospel Hall]] and to similar work surrounding our own assembly. We know this will be a difficult work and it is only under His direction that Paul will see fruit. Since he came to us a year ago, Paul has been a happy contributor and participant in the outreach efforts of the assembly. His love for the Lord and for the communications of the Gospel have been evident."

* LOI 1967-5: "Mrs. James Gunn Sr., of Toronto, Ont., Feb. 25, age 88. Esteemed and faithful member of Danforth (formerly Swanwick) assembly for many years, encouraged sisters' missionary work, sewed garments for missionaries. Survived by one son, James Gunn of Midland."

* James Gunn '''+1910-1947''' (b. 1871 Glasgow, Lanark, Scot. - d. 1947 Toronto, ON), son of James Gunn (b. 1841 Thurso, Caithness, Scot. - d. 1922) & Mary Ann Mortimer Gunn (b. 1852 East Indies - d. 1928 Ballengeich, Stirling, Scot.) * Margaret Gunn (b. 1869 Scot.) ** James Gunn '''+1910-1936+''' (b. 1899 Paisley, Renfrew, Scot.)

OR 1931-2: Gone Home: Toronto, Ont. "On Nov. 25 our young brother, Wilfred Hibbins, at the age of 25 years, went home to be with Christ. He was a great sufferer but is now at rest. An active worker in Swanwick Assembly, he will be missed there. He leaves a young wife. Funeral service was taken by Brn. Hynd, [[Roy John Littleproud |Littleproud]] and Joyce." The entire Hibbins family was registered PB in 1931.

OR 1933-4: Gone Home: Toronto, Canada: "On February 23rd, after a long sickness, Mrs. Christina Hynd, widow of the late Peter Hynd, Troon, Scotland, fell peacefully asleep in Jesus; aged 81 years. Saved 64 years ago and associated with the assemblies for 63 years. The funeral service in Swanwick Gospel Hall was conducted by [[Roy John Littleproud|R.J.R. Littleproud]]." Christina was saved in 1869, joined the assemblies in 1870.