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COLLECTION 0917: Papers of Barbara Lewis
Get PDFThe papers of Barbara Lewis are filled with research, prayers and information covering a wide array of topics with an emphasis on Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the Middle East
COLLECTION 0017: Robert H. Mitchell Papers, 1921-2002
Get PDFThroughout his career, including on strategically located sites for sabbatical leaves, Mitchell collected hymnals and the literature needed to interpret that corpus. The resulting collection contained 9,000 items. Also interested in liturgy and the arts, he assembled a significant collection of books documenting the traditions of Christian art and liturgy. Particular attention was devoted to material from outside North America. About 1200 hymnals in 210 languages other than English were collected, including German (310), French (79), Scandinavian languages (97), Eastern European languages (70), Welsh (61), Spanish (53), Chinese/Japanese/Korean (203), African languages (44), South Pacific/S.E. Asian languages (68), and miscellaneous American languages (33). Among the treasures of the collection are a Geneva Psalter (1562) and two early Dutch Psalters (1643 and 1767), editions of the Sternhold and Hopkins Psalter (1615, 1640, 1739, and 1776) as well as the hymnals of Lady Selina Countess of Huntington (1793 and 1801). There are also 169 different oblong nineteenth-century American Sunday School Books.
The archival materials include published and unpublished works, correspondence, church music ephemera and documentary resources for Mitchell’s life and ministry
COLLECTION 0907: Papers of Samuel Robert Skivington
Get PDFDr. Robert Skivington (B.? - d. June 19, 2009) served with World Venture Mission Organization for 38 years in the Philippines. He also worked as a professor at Asian Theological Seminary in Manila, Philippines. The collection contains his notes, papers, and research materials
COLLECTION 0911: R. Kenneth Strachan Papers
Get PDFRobert Kenneth Strachan (b.1910, Tandil, Argentina - d. Feb 1965, Pasadena, California) was a missionary for twenty-nine years, and general director of the Latin America Mission (LAM), formerly the Latin America Evangelization Campaign. Strachan began the Evangelism-in-Depth movement, which aimed to harness individual participation in concentrated evangelistic activities within single, highly visible Latin American republics.
The Papers of R. Kenneth Strachan at Fuller Theological Seminary consist of personal papers, notebooks, journals, files, and correspondence
COLLECTION 0110: Worldwide Church of God Collection, 1920-2008
Get PDFThe Worldwide Church of God (WCG), with headquarters in Pasadena, California, was officially begun in Oregon in 1934 by Herbert W. Armstrong (1892-1986). The collection includes materials related to Denzler and other Worldwide Church of God members who questioned the church’s leadership and doctrine. Dates range from the late 1970s -2008. Contents include financial records, written histories, church newsletters, audiovisual materials, and correspondence
