Chicago Gospel Tabernacle (Ill.)
Organization
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Collection 270 Oral History Interview with Ray Schulenburg
Collection
Identifier: CN 270
Scope and Contents
Oral history interview with Roy Harvey Schulenberg (1909-2003) in which he discusses his conversion and involvement in Christian work, his memories of Paul Rader and the Chicago Gospel Tabernacle, the early days of Youth for Christ, evangelistic preaching, and city missions. Other topics discussed include: Rader’s radio ministry, Moody Memorial Church, evangelical figures who worked with or were influenced by Rader (Lance Latham, Richard Oliver, Howard Ferrin, Oswald Smith, Clarence Jones,...
Dates:
Created: 1984
Collection 273 Oral History Interview with Harold Day
Collection
Identifier: CN 273
Scope and Contents
Oral history interview with Harold Louis Day (1913-2006) in which he describes his experiences working at the Chicago Gospel Tabernacle during the pastorate of Paul Rader and his successor, Clarence Erickson. The time period covered by the interview is 1913-1978.
Harold Day was interviewed by Robert Shuster on May 31, 1984 at the Billy Graham Center Archives at Wheaton College.
Dates:
Created: 1984
Collection 399 Oral History Interview with Paul E. Johnson
Collection
Identifier: CN 399
Scope and Contents
Oral history interview with Paul E. Johnson (1909-1997) in which he talks about his family background; conversion; lay witness as a musician involved in the work of Pacific Garden Mission and various prison ministries; Chicago in the 1930's; the Chicago Gospel Tabernacle; the Christian Businessmen's Committee; Paul Rader, Jack Wyrtzen, Roger Malsbary; and the early days of Youth for Christ in Indianapolis. Other topics discussed include the Great Depression in Chicago, and Johnson's...
Dates:
Created: 1988
Filtered By
- Subject: City missions -- Chicago. X
Additional filters:
- Subject
- Chicago (Ill.) 2
- Chicago (Ill.) -- Religion. 2
- Christian leadership. 2
- Christian life. 2
- Church work with youth -- United States. 2
- Church work with youth. 2
- Depressions 2
- Depressions -- 1929 2
- Depressions -- 1929 -- United States. 2
- Gospel music. 2
- Gospel musicians -- United States. 2
- Gospel musicians. 2
- Mass media in religion -- United States. 2
- Mass media in religion. 2
- Radio in religion -- United States. 2
- Radio in religion. 2
- African Americans -- Religious life. 1
- African Americans. 1
- Back Home Hour (Radio program) 1
- Bible -- Congresses. 1
- Bible. 1
- Businessmen -- Religious life. 1
- Businessmen. 1
- Children -- United States 1
- Children -- United States -- Conversion to Christianity. 1
- Children. 1
- Christian education -- United States. 1
- Christian education, Outdoor -- United States. 1
- Christian education, Outdoor. 1
- Christian education. 1
- Church and social problems -- United States. 1
- Church and social problems. 1
- Church work with immigrants 1
- Church work with immigrants -- United States. 1
- Church work with military personnel -- United States. 1
- Church work with military personnel. 1
- Church work with prisoners -- Illinois. 1
- Church work with prisoners. 1
- Church work with the poor 1
- Church work with youth -- Chicago. 1
- Cities and towns -- United States. 1
- Cities and towns. 1
- Conversion. 1
- Dance 1
- Dance -- Christianity. 1
- Evangelicalism -- United States. 1
- Evangelicalism. 1
- Evangelistic sermons. 1
- Fundamentalism. 1
- Hymn writers -- United States. 1
- Hymn writers. 1
- Laity. 1
- Missions -- Congresses -- United States. 1
- Missions -- Congresses. 1
- Music -- Religious aspects. 1
- Prisoners 1
- Prisoners -- Religious life. 1
- Prisoners -- United States. 1
- Prisons 1
- Prisons -- Missions and charities. 1
- Prisons -- United States 1
- Prisons -- United States -- Officials and employees. 1
- Race relations. 1
- Street preaching. 1
- Vacation schools, Christian. 1
- Youth 1
- Youth -- United States 1
- Youth -- United States -- Religious life. 1
- Youth -- United States -- Societies and clubs. 1 ∧ less
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