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Evangelical Committee on Latin America.

 Organization

Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:

Collection 577 Papers of Vergil Gerber

 Collection
Identifier: CN 577
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, manuals, newsletters, reports and other materials relating to the life and ministry of Vergil Gerber, a Conservative Baptist minister and missionary to Central and South America. The collection documents Gerber's work as a teacher, writer, and leader in church growth studies and Evangelical global missions, especially in Latin America.

Dates: Created: 1966-1984

Evangelical Fellowship of Mission Agencies Records

 Collection
Identifier: CN-165
Brief Description Executive Directors' (Clyde Taylor, Wade Coggins, Paul McKaughan) files of the EFMA. The association of denominational and nondenominational foreign missions boards began as a commission of the National Association of Evangelicals to serve common interests of members in government relations (domestic and foreign); use of communication channels; cooperative purchasing/travel; and relations between each other. The collection is subdivided into thirteen parts: 1. Correspondence and General...
Dates: Created: 1937-1996

Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association (IFMA) Records

 Collection
Identifier: CN 352
Brief Description Correspondence, form letters, financial and statistical reports, minutes, memos and promotional material related to IFMA administration and its service to its member missions. The files on IFMA members and numerous other Christian agencies predominate. Also includes series of maps of Latin American countries identifying nondenominational and denominational mission activity. Numerous mission-related subjects are documented. Persons prominently featured include Jack Frizen, Billy Graham, and...
Dates: Created: 1934-1983, undated

Latin America Mission Records

 Collection
Identifier: CN 236
Brief Description Records of the mission, including correspondence, minutes, reports, memos, financial reports, policy statements, planning documents, promotional material, photographs, etc. Documents describe the origins of LAM (particularly the contribution of the Strachan family); evangelistic, church planting, educational, medical, and literature activities (primarily in Colombia and Costa Rica, but also many other Latin American countries and the United States); the restructuring of the mission in the...
Dates: Created: 1903-1994

Filtered By

  • Subject: Missions -- Interdenominational cooperation. X
  • Subject: Missions X
  • Subject: Evangelicalism. X

Additional filters:

Subject
College students in missionary work. 3
Evangelicalism -- Latin America. 3
Evangelicalism. 3
Evangelistic work -- Philosophy. 3
Indigenous church administration 3
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Missionaries -- Appointment, call, and election. 3
Missionaries -- Salaries, etc. 3
Missions -- Congresses. 3
Missions. 3
Anti-communist movements. 2
Catholic Church -- Colombia. 2
Catholic Church -- Protestant churches. 2
Catholic Church -- Relations -- Protestant churches. 2
Catholic Church. 2
Children of missionaries. 2
Christian education. 2
Christian literature -- Publication and distribution. 2
Christian literature. 2
Christianity and culture. 2
Church and state -- Colombia. 2
Church and state -- United States. 2
Church and state. 2
Church development, New. 2
Church growth. 2
College students in missionary work -- United States. 2
Communism. 2
Congo (Democratic Republic) -- History -- Civil War, 1960-1965. 2
Corporations, Religious -- Taxation. 2
Corporations, Religious. 2
Counseling. 2
Ecumenical movement. 2
Evangelicalism -- Africa. 2
Evangelicalism -- Asia. 2
Evangelicalism -- North America. 2
Evangelicalism -- Relations -- Catholic Church. 2
Evangelicalism -- South America. 2
Evangelicalism -- United States. 2
Evangelistic work -- Africa. 2
Evangelistic work -- Asia. 2
Evangelistic work -- Congo (Democratic Republic) 2
Evangelistic work -- Congresses -- Latin America. 2
Evangelistic work -- Europe. 2
Fund raising. 2
Fundamentalism. 2
International relief. 2
Journalism, Religious -- Latin America. 2
Journalism, Religious. 2
Management. 2
Missionaries -- Training of. 2
Missionaries -- Leaves and furloughs. 2
Missions -- Administration. 2
Missions -- Africa. 2
Missions -- Asia. 2
Missions -- Biblical teaching. 2
Missions -- Central America. 2
Missions -- Educational work. 2
Missions -- Europe. 2
Missions -- Finance. 2
Missions -- North America. 2
Missions -- South America. 2
Missions -- Study and teaching. 2
Missions -- Theory. 2
Missions to Muslims. 2
Organizational change. 2
Pentecostalism. 2
Personnel management. 2
Radio in missionary work. 2
Religious institutions. 2
Terrorism. 2
Women in missionary work. 2
Anti-communist movements -- United States. 1
Bible colleges 1
Bible colleges -- United States. 1
Catholic Church -- Italy. 1
Catholic Church -- Spain. 1
Catholic Church -- United States. 1
Charismatic movement. 1
China -- History -- 1937-1945. 1
China -- History. 1
China. 1
Chinese -- Missions. 1
Christian education -- Colombia. 1
Christian education -- Costa Rica. 1
Christian education, Outdoor. 1
Christian leadership. 1
Christian literature -- Publication and distribution -- United States. 1
Christian literature -- Publishing. 1
Christian martyrs. 1
Christianity and other religions. 1
Church -- Biblical teaching. 1
Church and social problems. 1
Church and state -- Congo (Democratic Republic) 1
Church and state -- Costa Rica. 1
Church and state -- Italy. 1
Church and state -- Spain. 1
Church and state -- Turkey. 1
Church growth -- Africa. 1
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