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ALFRED AND EDITH LUCY SUGAR page 210 |
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After hearing of the Faith from her brother, E. T. Hall, Lucy
Sugar accepted the Faith on 28 November 1921, but Alfred
remained agnostic until about 1925. He became well known for
his depth of knowledge of the Faith and for his cogent argument.
He was a teacher of the highest order and was largely responsible
for the development of the Faith around Lancashire and over the
Pennines into Bradford and Leeds. Lucy was a member of the
National Assembly in 1929 and Alfred was a member during
eight of the following thirteen years.
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