attention for writing the word "eternity" in chalk on the streets of Sydney from the 1940s through to the 1960s in a distinctive copperplate style. "Eternity" was featured on the Sydney Harbour Bridge during the 2000 New Year's celebrations. A documentary about Stace, called Eternity, by Lawrence Johnston was released in 1994. Battle of the signs R. B. S Hammond began the weekly ritual of the St. Barnabas message board. His witty and often thought provoking messages were what made St Barnabas famous. Some include; "Drink and trouble are like petrol and fire", "Alcohol makes your mind stagger long before your feet do", "Do not nurse a grievance, teach it to walk" and "Divorce is the hash we make from domestic scraps". Continuing on the tradition was Robert Forsyth, who found that he had competition from Arthur Elliot, publican of the nearby pub, Broadway Hotel. The two noticeboards would often display subtle wordplay. Here are some of them: St Barnabas: "This church is for sinners" Broadway Hotel: "This pub is for drinkers" St Barnabas: "Money does not make you happy" Broadway Hotel: "I'd rather be rich and happy than poor and happy" St Barnabas: "God made sex for marriage not for money" Broadway Hotel: "Wish he had made money for marriage" St Barnabas: "Free Grace brothers and sisters" (St Barnabas was next to a Grace Brothers store) Broadway Hotel: "Free David Jones too" (referring to another Australian department store) St Barnabas: "The best things in life aren't things" Broadway Hotel: "Things are not all what they seem to be" Nowadays and perhaps somewhat ironically, after some services, particularly the later services, parishioners share fellowship with each other at the pub opposite St. Barnabas. Gallery See also Australian non-residential architectural styles List of Anglican churches in the Diocese of Sydney References External links Anglican Diocese of Sydney St Barnabas Broadway Soccer Club Newly rebuilt St Barnabas Church on Broadway reopened – Daily Telegraph Message from a feisty congregation – we're back in the house – SMH [CC-By-SA] Anglican church buildings in Sydney Churches completed in 1858 Buildings and structures demolished in 2010 Destroyed churches in Australia Former churches in Australia Demolished buildings and structures in Sydney Churches completed in 2012 Anglican Diocese of Sydney 21st-century Anglican church buildings 1858 establishments in Australia 19th-century Anglican church buildings 19th-century churches in Australia 21st-century churches in Australia