Wayside Chapel
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The <entity_0> is a charity and Parish Mission of the Uniting Church in <entity_2> in the Potts Point area of Sydney, <entity_2>. The <entity_0>'s <entity_3> is described as "creating a community with no 'us' and 'them'". The <entity_0> was established in the Kings Cross area of Sydney in <entity_4>. <entity_1> was the founder of the <entity_0>, which was at the time a Methodist ministry (Uniting Church from 1977). <entity_1> intended the <entity_0> to be a place where action came before preaching and engagement with the community was more important than going to church on Sunday. Noffs pioneered a number of far-reaching and innovative developments in social welfare at The <entity_0>: Raymond Richmond was responsible for: Graham Long attempted to develop the <entity_3> of "creating community with no 'us and them'".
['mission', 'charitable organization']