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COLLECTION 0010: Los Angeles Black Church Oral History Project
The Los Angeles Black Church Oral History Project collection consists of three VHS recordings, and eight transcriptions of interviews from nine black ministers from churches in Los Angeles, CA. Rick Stevenson conducted the project in 2000. Interviews address the particular origin and development of the ministers’ churches from 1872-2000
COLLECTION 0915: Papers of J. Dudley Woodberry, 1934 -____
J. Dudley Woodberry (1934- ) is dean emeritus and senior professor of Islamic studies at Fuller Seminary\u27s School of Intercultural Studies. He has served as consultant on the Muslim world to President Carter, the State department, USAID, and other U.S. government agencies. The collection contains extensive research about the Islamic faith and its relationship to the Christian faith. Major topics include: Muslim Popular party, prophetic dreams, Sufis, Quranic healing and medicine, Kabbalah, saint veneration, and various geographical regions
COLLECTION 0156: Papers of David W. Augsburger
David W. Augsburger (Aug 14, 1938 - ) served as Dean of Fuller Seminary’s Graduate School of Theology for the 2000-2001 academic year. He taught at Fuller Seminary as a professor of Pastoral Care and Counseling from 1990-2018. Augsburger’s research expertise includes pastoral counseling, inter-personal relationship, theology, reconciliation, and cross-cultural dialogue specifically between Islamic and Christian religious communities.
The David Augsburger Papers consist of Dr. Augsburger’s School of Theology administrative records, personal research notes, photocopies, clippings, and teaching materials. Bulk dates range from 2000-2018
COLLECTION 0178: F. Ross Kinsler Theological Education by Extension Collection, 1964-2013
The F. Ross Kinsler Theological Education by Extension Collection, 1964-2013 consists of correspondence, educational pamphlets, seminar records, reports, memos, and ephemera related to the Theological Education by Extension movement. Records are directly related to the program and curricular development in areas such as Southern California, Guatemala, Geneva and Costa Rica. Archival materials are in English and Spanish languages
COLLECTION 0107: Coalition for Christian Outreach Records, 1977-1982
The Coalition for Christian Outreach (CCO) was founded March 23, 1971. Its purpose was to bring various ministries together with a unified vision to minister to college students in cooperation with local churches.
This collection documents the collaboration between the Coalition for Christian Outreach (CCO) and Fuller Theological Seminary from 1977 to 1982 via correspondence, course descriptions, files on faculty members and legal documents. Also included in this small collection are brief student records and promotional material