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American Marathi Mission records, 1813 -- 1962
0.5 linear feetAmerican Madura Mission records, circa 1900 -- 1944, bulk 1944
0.25 linear feetAmerican Madura Mission records, circa 1900 -- 1944, bulk 1944 0.25 linear feet
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- American Madura Mission records, circa 1900 -- 1944, bulk 1944
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions in Madura from 1901-1942, titled, "Notes on the
History of the American Madura Mission, South India, since the 75th Anniversary in 1909." Banninga wrote - Abstract Or Scope
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This series contains the typed recollections of Dr. John J. Banninga, a missionary with the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions in Madura from 1901-1942, titled, "Notes on the History of the American Madura Mission, South India, since the 75th Anniversary in 1909." Banninga wrote the document in Boston in 1944 at the request of Reverend Enoch F. Bell, concerning the history of the Madura Mission since the writing of the 75th anniversary book, "Seventy-Five Years in Madura," by Dr. John S. Chandler, 1849-1934. Banninga's recollections were designed to provide further anecdotal information. A later addition to the collection consists of two handwritten and bound sermons by the Rev. P. Thomas Pastor of Trinity Church, Tirumangalam.
American Constantinople Relief Committee records, 1912 -- 1914
0.25 linear feetAmerican Constantinople Relief Committee records, 1912 -- 1914 0.25 linear feet
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- American Constantinople Relief Committee records, 1912 -- 1914
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This series contains correspondence, committee minutes, reports sent to missionaries in the field, news clippings, photographs, and publicity materials. Correspondence, which comprises the bulk of the collection, shows the frequent sums of money being sent in small increments for relief work and acknowledgment of donations. Other details describe the experience of those in places such as Albania, Thrace, Bulgaria, and Turkey who were subject to severe disease; overcrowded hospitals from civilians and soldiers; official numbers of refugees; and the number of buildings destroyed. Telegrams asking for aid; information on other missionaries in the area; and information about Ambassador Henry Morgenthau, United States Ambassador in Constantinople, are also included. Other correspondence deals with people looking for information on the legitimacy of the Relief Committee and William W. Howard, who wrote many letters asking organizations for donations to the Committee. Howard's letters discuss his own findings when traveling across Albania.
Conference on American Relations with China records, 1925
0.5 linear feetConference on American Relations with China records, 1925 0.5 linear feet
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- Conference on American Relations with China records, 1925
This series contains material related to the Conference on American Relations with China held at - Abstract Or Scope
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This series contains material related to the Conference on American Relations with China held at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland in 1925, and focused on issues such as extraterritoriality and tariff autonomy. Materials include correspondence, bulletins, notes, reports, outlines, transcripts, bibliographies, and draft material, including a draft of the published report of the conference. Some material retains handwritten notes and annotations.
American Encyclopaedia of Christianity records, 1920 -- 1927
4.75 linear feetSeries 1: American Institute of Christianity records, 1923 -- 1927 0.5 linear feet
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- Series 1: American Institute of Christianity records, 1923 -- 1927
different scattered sources. The first packet contained the small group of records of the American Institute
which tried to publish the American Encyclopaedia of Christianity, 1923-26" including financial reports - Abstract Or Scope
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This series contains the first of the three packets of papers recovered by W. W. Rockwell from different scattered sources. The first packet contained the small group of records of the American Institute of Christianity (AIC), formerly known as the Institute for the Advancement of Christian Knowledge until fall in 1923. This series includes records of the 1923 meeting, a "Minute book of the Corporation which tried to publish the American Encyclopaedia of Christianity, 1923-26" including financial reports from the Institute, a sequence of Executive minutes, and a group of Historical Church Papers form a survey of denominations across America (these were the work of Professor Williston Walker 1860-1922, American Church historian at Yale University).
Series 2 : American Encyclopaedia of Christianity records, circa 1920 -- 1927 4.25 linear feet
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- Series 2 : American Encyclopaedia of Christianity records, circa 1920 -- 1927
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This series contains correspondence, editorial minutes, plans and drafts, and promotional items. Rockwell's replies to letters may be found among the correspondence files. The series begins with the second and third groups of papers received by Rockwell concerning the work towards production of the Encyclopaedia recovered from other members of the committees. Rockwell's own files as secretary to the Editorial Board follow these initial sections and are retained in the alphabetical order which was his personal method of file arrangement. The correspondence also includes carbon copies of replies by Rockwell and his annotations on letters received.
Missionary Research Library collection on Latin American churches' response to social movements, 1962 -- 1973
1 linear footSeries 1: Latin American Churches and Social Movements, 1962 -- 1971 4 folders
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- Series 1: Latin American Churches and Social Movements, 1962 -- 1971
This series contains mixed materials describing various Latin American churches' response to the
"Protestants in the Latin American Revolution" and Christian d'Epinay's "Protestant churches and the Latin - Abstract Or Scope
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This series contains mixed materials describing various Latin American churches' response to the movements for social change taking place during the years 1962-1969. Papers like Emilio Castro's "Protestants in the Latin American Revolution" and Christian d'Epinay's "Protestant churches and the Latin American Revolution" are especially helpful in providing information on Latin American Protestant churches' role during this period.
Series 2: North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA), 1967 -- 1973 12 folders
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- Series 2: North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA), 1967 -- 1973
The North American Congress on Latin America was founded in November 1966, and sought to "examine
, journalists and religious and community groups with information on U.S.-Latin American relations on a range of - Abstract Or Scope
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This series contains mixed materials relating to the work of NACLA. Various projects are recorded here though special attention should go to the development of NACLA's "Yanqui Dollar" study. Shown here in its proposed, developmental, and final state, the Yanqui Dollar Study sought to examine U.S. corporate investment in Latin America. Later newsletters and news packets would emphasize how U.S. private investments had led to Latin America's state of underdevelopment.
Series 3: Latin American Organizations: Iglesia y Sociedad en América Latina (ISAL) and Latin American Division of the National Council of Churches (LAD of NCC), 1965 -- 1970 7 folders
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- Series 3: Latin American Organizations: Iglesia y Sociedad en América Latina (ISAL) and Latin
American Division of the National Council of Churches (LAD of NCC), 1965 -- 1970
Originating with the Latin American Protestant youth movement of the 1940's-50's, ISAL first - Abstract Or Scope
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This series contains mixed materials representing U.S. and Latin American churches' response to the movements for social change taking place in 1965-1970 through the lens of various organizations' documents.
Near East Relief Committee records, 1904 -- 1950
10.25 linear feetSeries 1: American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief, 1904 -- 1950 2.75 linear feet
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- Series 1: American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief, 1904 -- 1950
ACASR work and what other organizations, such as the Federal Council of Churches and the American Board - Abstract Or Scope
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This series contains correspondence, notes, articles, pamphlets, reports and source files related to the beginning of the organization and the specific needs and conditions of Armenia and Syria. The correspondence documents the experiences of those in war-torn areas and the need for aid. The bulk of William Walker Rockwell's extensive correspondence is from 1911-1917. The letters go into detail regarding conditions in Armenia, such as deportations and poor treatment of individuals. Correspondence is from individuals and locations throughout the world, such as Germany and Switzerland. Rockwell also wrote to Ambassadors Henry Morgenthau and Abram I. Elkus, US Ambassadors to Turkey. Many of the documents contain copies of other material not directly related to the ACASR, such as other committees with related goals. Rockwell's materials also include his own writings, such as for the pamphlet, The Pitiful Plight of the Assyrian Christians, 1916. The remainder of the series offers source files, also collected by Rockwell, on ACASR work and what other organizations, such as the Federal Council of Churches and the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, were doing to help.
Hezekiah Waterman Ripley papers on the American Home Missionary Society, 1860 -- 1869
0.25 linear feetHezekiah Waterman Ripley papers on the American Home Missionary Society, 1860 -- 1869 0.25 linear feet
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- Hezekiah Waterman Ripley papers on the American Home Missionary Society, 1860 -- 1869
"Sketch of the History of the American Home Missionary Society." Pages 1-132 contain newspaper clippings - Abstract Or Scope
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This series contains one volume (211 pages) handwritten by Hezekiah Waterman Ripley and titled "Sketch of the History of the American Home Missionary Society." Pages 1-132 contain newspaper clippings pasted over the handwriting. The newspaper clippings pertain to the New School Presbyterian Church and Assembly, the Old School General Assembly, and other Presbyterian Church information. The Assemblies contain detailed material on sessions and meetings in 1869. Some pages have been removed. Page 133 begins the section titled, "Documents in regard to the origin of the Home Missionary Society," which include handwritten copies of correspondence, letters to the editor, and chapters from books. Many of these refer to Rev. Nathaniel Bouton; another name of note is Hiram Chamberlain, graduate of Princeton and Andover Theological Seminary, and one of four missionaries who intended to go west under auspices of the United Domestic Missionary Society of New York. This section continues unbroken to page 211. Ripley added notes throughout this section and signed certain sections with "Compiler. Although the clippings date to 1869 and the history section date to the 1860s, it is unknown when the book was officially assembled.
Burke Library collection on African American Church History in New York City, circa 1950 -- 1979
5 foldersBurke Library collection on African American Church History in New York City, circa 1950 -- 1979 5 folders
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- Burke Library collection on African American Church History in New York City, circa 1950 -- 1979
This series contains photographs and a booklet documenting aspects of African American church - Abstract Or Scope
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This series contains photographs and a booklet documenting aspects of African American church history and life in New York City.
Morton Fitch and Sarah Louise Trippe papers, circa 1811 -- 1947
2.5 linear feetSeries 5: Historical notes and writings by Sarah Louise Trippe, circa 1811 -- 1947 6 folders
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- This series contains various documents on the history of the reservations and Native American
a Daughters of the American Revolution Certificate in the name of Trippes' daughter, Myra. - Abstract Or Scope
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This series contains various documents on the history of the reservations and Native American conditions collected by Sarah Louise Trippe along with newspaper articles and other later documents including a Daughters of the American Revolution Certificate in the name of Trippes' daughter, Myra.
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