Zamzam (Ship)
Organization
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Collection 478 Oral History Interviews with Paul A. Buyse
Collection
Identifier: CN 478
Scope and Contents
Oral history interviews with Paul Adrian Buyse (1926-2017), Africa Inland Mission worker in the Belgian Congo/Zaire. Topics covered include Buyse's childhood and youth as the son of AIM missionary parents in the Congo; education at Rethy Academy, Northwestern Schools, and Moody Bible Institute; work with North Arkansas Gospel Mission, spiritual hardships of being a missionary; his work in the Congo among pygmies; development of the Africa Inland Church in the Congo, transition from...
Dates:
Created: 1993
Collection 496 Papers of Mabel Buyse
Collection
Identifier: CN 496
Scope and Contents
Diaries, photographs, correspondence, and a scrapbook relating to Mabel Easton Buyse’s missionary service with Africa Inland Mission among the Dungu and Bafuka people groups in Belgian Congo (later, Zaire) before her marriage and later service in Aru and Kasengu, Belgian Congo; Goli, Uganda; and Opari, Sudan. Buyse was involved with setting up, operating, and teaching in schools in each place she worked. The scrapbook deals with the 1941 sinking of the Zamzam, in which her brother-in-law,...
Dates:
Created: 1908-1967
Collection 630 Oral History Interview with Arthur M. Barnett
Collection
Identifier: CN 630
Scope and Contents
One oral history interview with Arthur Malcom Barnett, in which he describes his parents’ work as missionaries with Africa Inland Mission (AIM) among the Maasai people in Kenya, the development of Christianity in East Africa; traditional Maasai culture, his experiences aboard the Zamzam in 1941, and different aspects of medical missions. Other topics discussed include different AIM missionaries, including the Stauffachers, Davises, and Collins; the effect of World War II, leprosy treatment...
Dates:
2006
Filtered By
- Subject: Missions. X
Additional filters:
- Subject
- Missionaries -- Leaves and furloughs. 2
- Missionaries. 2
- Missions -- Congo (Democratic Republic). 2
- Missions, Medical -- Congo (Democratic Republic) 2
- Missions, Medical. 2
- World War, 1939-1945. 2
- Ababua (African people) 1
- Africa. 1
- Africa. -- Description and travel. 1
- Bible colleges 1
- Bible colleges -- Congo. 1
- Boarding schools -- Congo. 1
- Boarding schools. 1
- Children -- United States 1
- Children -- United States -- Conversion to Christianity. 1
- Children of missionaries -- Kenya. 1
- Children. 1
- Christian life. 1
- Christianity and culture. 1
- Church development, New -- Congo. 1
- Church development, New. 1
- Church growth -- Congo. 1
- Church growth. 1
- Colonialism -- History -- Africa 1
- Congo 1
- Congo (Democratic Republic) -- History -- Civil War, 1960-1965. 1
- Congo -- Religion. 1
- Congo, -- History, 1
- Congo, -- History, -- 1908-1960. 1
- Congo, -- Social life and customs. 1
- Education 1
- Education -- Sudan. 1
- Education -- Uganda. 1
- Education -- Zaire. 1
- Indigenous church administration 1
- Indigenous church administration -- Congo. 1
- Lay missionaries. 1
- Leprosy -- Hospitals -- Kenya 1
- Leprosy -- Hospitals -- Tanzania 1
- Maasai (African people) 1
- Missionaries -- Retirement. 1
- Missionaries' spouses. 1
- Missions -- Educational work. 1
- Missions -- Finance. 1
- Missions -- Kenya. 1
- Missions -- Sudan. 1
- Missions -- Tanzania. 1
- Missions -- Uganda. 1
- Missions -- Zaire. 1
- Missions, Medical -- Kenya. 1
- Missions, medical -- Tanzania 1
- Missions. 1
- Moody Bible Institute -- Alumni. 1
- Part-time missionaries. 1
- Prayer groups. 1
- Prisoners of war 1
- Prisoners of war -- Germany. 1
- Pygmies. 1
- Women 1
- Women -- Religious life. 1
- Women missionaries. 1
- Worship -- Congo. 1
- Worship. 1
- Youth -- Belgium 1
- Youth -- Belgium -- Administration. 1
- Youth -- Belgium -- Colonies 1
- Youth -- Belgium -- Colonies -- Africa. 1 ∧ less
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