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COLLECTION 0085: Fry Manuscript, 1807-1899
Get PDFThe Fry Manuscript is a collection of writings from the life of Benjamin Wills Newton (12 December 1807 - 26 June 1899) with emphasis on the Plymouth Brethren in the 19th century. From the Christian Brethren Archive at John Rylands University Library, Manchester
COLLECTION 0025: Robert Boyd Munger Papers, 1954-1995
Get PDFAuthor of the bestselling booklet, “My Heart, Christ\u27s Home,” (1954, 2005) with over eleven million copies in print, Robert Boyd Munger (1910-2001) served as pastor at South Hollywood Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles (1936-1945), First Presbyterian Church of Berkeley, California (1945-1962), and University Presbyterian Church in Seattle (1962-1969).
This collection consists of 15 linear feet of sermon preparation materials and finished sermons, correspondence, materials collected for writing and speaking, and course materials
COLLECTION 0918: Papers of William E. Pannell, 1929-2015
Get PDFThe Papers of William Pannell, 1929-2015 contain topical folders, miscellaneous records, and binders of research materials related to the preaching and spirituality
COLLECTION 0035: Papers of Wilbur Moorehead Smith, 1915-1972
Get PDFThis collection documents the ministries, family life and literary career of Wilbur Moorehead Smith. The centerpiece of the collection is his extensive correspondence with family, colleagues and publishers, dating from 1915 through 1972. Many of the documents in the Biographical, Pastorates, Independent Board and Moody files were used by Dr. Smith in writing his autobiography, Before I Forget. Also included are documents related to his literary, speaking and teaching career, including a collection of his published bibliographies, articles and pamphlets, notes and manuscripts for his speaking engagements, Bible study guides for both church groups and students and the topical files which supported this lifelong work as a well-read and popular Bible scholar and teacher
COLLECTION 0908: Papers of Charles Van Engen
Get PDFCharles Van Engen is the Arthur F. Glasser Professor Emeritus of Biblical Theology of Mission and Senior Professor of Biblical Theology of Mission and has taught in the School of Intercultural Studies since 1988.
This collection contains some of Dr. Van Engen\u27s class materials and notes. Subjects include missiology, theology of mission, theology of church growth, contextual theology, systematic theology, and Latin American Studies. The material is unprocessed. It may contain class materials in the Spanish language
COLLECTION 0174: Billy Graham Material
Get PDFWilliam “Billy” Graham (b. Nov. 7, 1918 – d. Feb. 21, 2018) was a prominent American evangelist and ordained Southern Baptist minister, who rose to international prominence in 1949-50. Graham served as a Fuller Seminary Board of Trustee member from 1959-1968 and Senior Trustee from 1968-2018.
The material contains magazines, pamphlets, newspaper articles, and audiovisual records from the latter part of Rev. Graham’s ministry
COLLECTION 0166: Material of Bryan and Mercedes Marleaux of Grace World Mission
Get PDFBryan and Mercedes Marleaux serve as 20th-21st century missionary evangelists, primarily in Baja, Mexico as well as Sweden, Spain, England, Germany, Norway, France, Latvia, Japan, and Argentina. Their non-profit organization Grace World Mission incoroporates power evangelism and a focus on the work of the Holy Spirit. Charismatic leader and Lutheran minister Harald Bredeson (1918-2006) served as a founding board member. The Material of Bryan and Mercedes Marleaux of Grace World Mission documents the mission work, primarily in Baja, Mexico. Materials consist of DVDs and newsletters within two boxes
COLLECTION 0064: Collection of Sr. Claire, SMMI Biblical Art, 1980-2003
Get PDFThis is a collection of Biblical Posters done in an Indian style, the work of Sister Claire, SMMI. The collection contains prints marked Series 1, 1-140, printed in Bangalore: N.B.C.L.C
Christians and Their Behaviors: A Quantitative Analysis of the Effect of Mind-Body Beliefs on Daily Practices
No full textAlthough the theoretical debate about the relationship between the mind and body has a long history, little research has been conducted to examine whether holding dualistic or monistic beliefs have behavioral ramifications. Contemporary thinkers have argued espousing a dualist anthropology predisposes one to focus on the inward self, and by extension to focus on the physical needs of others less (Brown & Strawn, 2012). In the present study I examined 84 Christian participants to determine whether one’s beliefs about the mind and body impact acts of altruism, acts of evangelism, and subjective sense of purpose in life. Structural equation modeling indicated that low to moderately religious dualists tended to engage in fewer acts of altruism than monists or more highly religious dualists, though highly religious participants, regardless of belief in monism or dualism, tended to engage in similar levels of altruistic and evangelistic behaviors. Interpretations and future directions are then explored