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Wesley Foundation Club
The Wesley Foundation Club at Furman sharing a meal together. The Wesley Foundation is made up of Methodist students attending Furman
Wesley College Foundation Members
A committee preparing programs for the Wesley College Foundation. The only identified person is Dr. Carleton Green. Dr. Green was on the faculty at Wesley College from 1961 to 1970. He was an associate professor of religion and also served as the director of the Wesley Foundation. In 1983, Dr. Green and Reverend Sheffield co-wrote the Wesley Center of Religion departmental history.
Wesley College (later Wesley Center of Religion) was a Methodist institution located at and affiliated with UND. It provided primarily music and religious courses and housing for students enrolled in both institutions.https://commons.und.edu/archive-photos/1734/thumbnail.jp
Wesley Foundation
Written on the back, Wesley Foundation tutoring .https://repository.ulm.edu/people/3171/thumbnail.jp
Wesley Foundation
Religions at Purdue (Wesley Foundation) Campus Ministry of the Methodist Churc
Wesley Foundation
Written on the back, Wesley Foundation tutoring .https://repository.ulm.edu/people/3170/thumbnail.jp
Wesley Foundation
Written on the back, Wesley Foundation tutoring .https://repository.ulm.edu/people/3172/thumbnail.jp
Wesley Foundation Activities Program
A group photograph of the Wesley Foundation activities program. Information taken from the front caption of the photograph.
Wesley College (later Wesley Center of Religion) was a Methodist institution located at and affiliated with UND. It provided primarily music and religious courses and housing for students enrolled in both institutions.https://commons.und.edu/archive-photos/1733/thumbnail.jp
Wesley College Foundation Meeting
The members the Wesley Foundation gather for a meeting. Known people depicted are Mrs. Julian [head resident], President Phillips Moulton, and Mrs. Moulton. Moulton was the acting president of Wesley College from the 1960-61 school year up until the 1962-63 school year. He would later become the academic dean for Wesley College and continue teaching courses in religion.
Wesley College (later Wesley Center of Religion) was a Methodist institution located at and affiliated with UND. It provided primarily music and religious courses and housing for students enrolled in both institutions.https://commons.und.edu/archive-photos/1748/thumbnail.jp
Wesley Foundation Club
The Wesley Foundation Club, made up of Methodist students attending Furman, posing for a photograph
Wesley Foundation Club
The Wesley Foundation Club, made up of Methodist students attending Furman, posing for a photograph
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