Collections : [Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary]

This series contains notes, correspondence, committee minutes, resource articles, proposals, and reports relating to Isasi-Díaz's work as a member of the Women's Ordination Conference and the Rochester Regional Task Force. It also contains some reports prepared for the organization Las Hermanas.

This series contains correspondence, drafts, outlines, programs, and newspaper and magazine clippings pertaining to lectures and presentations by Isasi-Díaz, as well as homilies and sermons and chapel or church bulletins.

This series contains consent forms and correspondence pertaining to Isasi-Díaz's publications, article reprints and journals, and reviews of her books. There are also unpublished articles and Bible studies in this series. Some materials are in Spanish, Dutch, and German.

This series contains photographs, articles, member rolls, pamphlets, minutes and administrative records, correspondence, and one Syriac language journal relating to the International Missionary Union. Many of the photographs depict members at Clifton Springs, New York during the organization's annual meetings; the bulk of the group photographs in this collection were taken on the steps of the Sanitarium. Some newspaper articles are from Latin American countries (in Spanish); also included is an article from the New York Times regarding U.S. actions in Nicaragua and Honduras. Administrative records include minutes of the meetings of The Board of Control of the International Missionary Union, as well as the Deed of Trust from Henry Foster and Mary E. Foster to "The Clifton Springs Sanitarium Company" (July 9, 1891) and the original handwritten Constitution of the IMU.

This series contains articles, essays, reports, and minutes collected by the organization and covering topics including a Roman Catholic bishops conference in Puerto Rico in 1970, early lectures on liberation theology, articles on the church's struggle against compulsory military service in Puerto Rico, and snapshots of torture cases in Colombia, Brazil, and El Salvador. The majority of the documents are in Spanish.