Mendenhall Ministries (Mendenhall, Miss.)
Organization
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
Collection 362 Records of Voice of Calvary Ministries
Collection
Identifier: CN 362
Scope and Contents
Administrative correspondence, memos, reports, photographs and other material, relating to the evangelistic ministry of Voice of Calvary Ministries in a context of holistic community development, economic redistribution, and racial reconciliation, primarily from the mid-1970s to 1986 in Mendenhall and Jackson, Mississippi, and nearby rural communities. The collection especially describes the operation of the organization, the fund raising for and promotion of its work, and the educational...
Dates:
Created: 1969-1986
Collection 371 Oral History Interview with C.J. Jones
Collection
Identifier: CN 371
Scope and Contents
Oral history interview with Cornelius Jerome "C.J." Jones about his childhood, work with the civil rights movement, John Perkins and the Voice of Calvary, Dolphus Weary and The Mendenhall Ministries, his philosophy of ministry, the impact of TMM on the community, and racial conditions in Mississippi. The time period covered by the interview is 1944 to 1987.C. J. Jones was interviewed by Paul Ericksen on June 25, 1987, at the Mendenhall Ministries office in Mendenhall,...
Dates:
Created: 1987
Collection 372 Oral History Interview with Judith Adams
Collection
Identifier: CN 372
Scope and Contents
Oral history interview with Judith Rachelle Whitthingham Adams about her childhood, her work with Genesis One Christian School, The Mendenhall Ministries, and the educational and racial conditions in Mississippi. The time period covered by the interview is circa 1960-1987.
Judith Adams was interviewed by Paul A. Ericksen on June 25 and 26, 1987, at the offices of Mendenhall Ministries in Mendenhall, MS.
Dates:
Created: 1987
Collection 373 Oral History Interview with Dolphus Weary
Collection
Identifier: CN 373
Scope and Contents
Oral hisotry interview with Dolphus Douglas Weary, in which he describes his childhood, education and religious training in rural Mississippi, conversion, leadership in Voice of Calvary Ministries and Mendenhall Ministries, impressions of John Perkins, and racial conditions in Mississippi. The time period covered by the interview is 1948-1987.
Dolphus Weary was interviewed by Paul A. Ericksen on June 25, 1987 at the Mendenhall Ministries headquarters in Mendenhall, Mississippi.
Dates:
Created: 1987
Dolphus Weary message audio tape.
Unprocessed Material — Folder: 1
Identifier: 1985-166
Dates:
1985
Found in:
Evangelism & Missions Archives
The Mendenhall Ministries (TMM) promotional video.
Unprocessed Material — Folder: 1
Identifier: 1987-139
Dates:
1986
Found in:
Evangelism & Missions Archives
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- Subject: African Americans -- Religious life. X
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- Collection 4
- Unprocessed Material 2
- Subject
- African Americans -- Social conditions. 4
- African Americans. 4
- Church and social problems. 4
- Community development. 4
- Evangelistic work. 4
- Mendenhall (Miss.) 4
- Race relations. 4
- Racism. 4
- African American churches. 3
- African Americans -- Missions. 3
- Christian leadership. 3
- Christian life. 3
- Evangelistic work -- Philosophy. 3
- Racism -- United States. 3
- African Americans -- Mississippi. 2
- Alcoholism -- United States 2
- Alcoholism. -- United States -- Race relations. 2
- Christian education. 2
- Church and social problems -- United States. 2
- Community development -- Mississippi. 2
- Discrimination. 2
- Education 2
- Education -- United States. 2
- Evangelicalism -- United States. 2
- Evangelicalism. 2
- Evangelistic work -- Mississippi. 2
- Family. 2
- Jackson (Miss.) 2
- Missionaries -- Appointment, call, and election. 2
- Missionaries. 2
- Organizational change. 2
- Poverty. 2
- Reconciliation. 2
- Voluntarism. 2
- African American churches -- Mississippi. 1
- African American evangelists. 1
- African American families -- Mississippi. 1
- African American leadership. 1
- African Americans -- Economic conditions -- Mississippi. 1
- African Americans -- Economic conditions. 1
- African Americans -- Education -- Mississippi. 1
- African Americans -- Education. 1
- African Americans -- Families 1
- African Americans -- Missions -- Mississippi. 1
- African Americans -- Segregation. 1
- African Americans -- Social conditions -- Mississippi. 1
- Athletes 1
- Athletes -- Religious life. 1
- Blacks -- Missions. 1
- Blacks. 1
- Christian education -- Mississippi. 1
- Christian education -- United States. 1
- Christianity and economics. 1
- Christianity and politics. 1
- Church work with African Americans -- Mississippi. 1
- Church work with African Americans. 1
- Church work with children. 1
- Church work with students. 1
- Church work with the poor 1
- Church work with the poor -- Mississippi. 1
- Church work with youth -- Mississippi. 1
- Church work with youth. 1
- Civil rights movements 1
- Civil rights movements -- United States. 1
- College students in missionary work -- Mississippi. 1
- College students in missionary work. 1
- Community development -- Philosophy. 1
- Community development -- Religious aspects. 1
- Community development -- Social aspects. 1
- Conversion. 1
- Discrimination -- United States. 1
- Economic and social conditions 1
- Economic and social conditions -- Mississippi. 1
- Education -- Curricula. 1
- Education -- Philosophy. 1
- Evangelistic work -- United States. 1
- Independent churches. 1
- Integration 1
- Integration -- Mississippi. 1
- Interorganizational relations. 1
- Lay missionaries -- United States. 1
- Lay missionaries. 1
- Management. 1
- Medical care 1
- Medical care -- Mississippi. 1
- Missions -- Agricultural work 1
- Missions -- Agricultural work -- Mississippi. 1
- Missions -- Mississippi. 1
- Missions -- Rural work -- Mississippi. 1
- Missions -- Rural work. 1
- Missions, Medical -- Mississippi. 1
- Missions, Medical. 1
- Missions. 1
- Non-formal education. 1
- Persecution -- United States. 1
- Persecution. 1
- Politics, Practical. 1
- Poverty -- Mississippi. 1
- Quiet revolution (Periodical) 1 ∧ less
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