Collection 330 Records of Moody Memorial Church
Collection
Identifier: CN-330
Scope and Contents
Correspondence, reports, scrapbooks, church bulletins, minutes of meetings, and other records documenting the activities of the influential independent Chicago church started by Dwight L. Moody; chiefly from ca. 1910 through 1946.
Topics documented include worship services, Sunday school, the weekly activities of the congregation, the governance of the body, and various urban evangelistic outreaches of the church. Besides the history of the church, the collection also documents such topics as American foreign and home missions at the beginning of the twentieth century, the life and ministry of Moody's pastors A.C. Dixon, Paul Rader, P.W. Philpott, and Harry Ironside, various Evangelical and Fundamentalist figuresand institutions, the beliefs and practices of American Fundamentalism and Evangelicalism, and the impact of current events such as World Wars I and II on church life.
Biographical Note: Independent conservative Protestant church; founded by Dwight L. Moody in Chicago, 1864; one of the leading churches of Chicago and of Fundamentalism-Evangelicalism in the U.S.; originally called the Illinois Street Church, 1864-1871; after the building burned in the Chicago Fire, the congregation built a new structure at Chicago Avenue, which gave the church its name until it was renamed the Moody Church in 1900.
Topics documented include worship services, Sunday school, the weekly activities of the congregation, the governance of the body, and various urban evangelistic outreaches of the church. Besides the history of the church, the collection also documents such topics as American foreign and home missions at the beginning of the twentieth century, the life and ministry of Moody's pastors A.C. Dixon, Paul Rader, P.W. Philpott, and Harry Ironside, various Evangelical and Fundamentalist figuresand institutions, the beliefs and practices of American Fundamentalism and Evangelicalism, and the impact of current events such as World Wars I and II on church life.
Biographical Note: Independent conservative Protestant church; founded by Dwight L. Moody in Chicago, 1864; one of the leading churches of Chicago and of Fundamentalism-Evangelicalism in the U.S.; originally called the Illinois Street Church, 1864-1871; after the building burned in the Chicago Fire, the congregation built a new structure at Chicago Avenue, which gave the church its name until it was renamed the Moody Church in 1900.
Dates
- Created: 1864-1987.
Extent
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Other Descriptive Information
Related URL: http://www.wheaton.edu/bgc/archives/guides/330.htm
- Africa Inland Mission.
- African Americans
- African Americans -- Religious life.
- Bingham, Rowland V.,
- Blanchard, Charles A.
- Blanchard, Julia.
- Borden, William,
- Central American Mission.
- Chafer, Lewis Sperry,
- Chicago (Ill.)
- Chicago (Ill.) -- Religion.
- Children
- Children -- United States
- Children -- United States -- Religious life.
- China Inland Mission.
- Christian education
- Christian education -- United States.
- Christian education, Outdoor
- Christian education, Outdoor -- United States.
- Christian stewardship.
- Christian vacation schools.
- Church and social problems
- Church and social problems -- United States.
- Church architecture
- Church architecture -- United States.
- Church buildings
- Church buildings -- Chicago.
- Church discipline.
- Church fund raising.
- Church work with children
- Church work with children -- Chicago.
- Church work with youth
- Church work with youth -- Chicago.
- City missions
- City missions -- Chicago.
- Clark, Gordon Haddon.
- Conversion.
- Dallas Theological Seminary.
- Dixon, A. C.
- Dixon, A. C. -- Sermons.
- Evangelicalism
- Evangelicalism -- United States.
- Evangelistic invitations.
- Evangelistic sermons.
- Evangelistic work
- Evangelistic work -- Chicago.
- Evangelistic work -- China.
- Evangelistic work -- Ireland.
- Evangelistic work -- Japan.
- Evangelistic work -- South Africa.
- Evangelistic work -- United States.
- Fundamentalism
- Fundamentalism -- United States.
- Gospel musicians
- Gospel musicians -- United States.
- Home missions
- Home missions -- Illinois.
- Home missions -- United States.
- Independent churches
- Independent churches -- Chicago.
- Ironside, H. A.
- LaSalle Street Church (Chicago, Ill.)
- Missionaries
- Missionaries -- United States.
- Missions
- Missions -- Africa.
- Missions -- Asia.
- Missions -- Australia.
- Missions -- China.
- Missions -- Colombia.
- Missions -- Educational work.
- Missions -- Europe
- Missions -- Finance.
- Missions -- Japan.
- Missions -- Latin America.
- Missions -- Mexico.
- Missions -- Middle East.
- Missions -- Nigeria.
- Missions -- Russia.
- Missions -- Study and teaching.
- Missions -- United States.
- Missions to Jews.
- Missions to Muslims.
- Missions, Medical.
- Moody Bible Institute.
- Moody Memorial Church (Chicago, Ill.)
- Moody, Dwight Lyman,
- National Association of Evangelicals.
- Pentecostalism
- Pentecostalism -- United States.
- Philpott, P. W.
- Philpott, P. W. -- Sermons.
- Prayer groups
- Prayer groups -- United States.
- Rader, Paul,
- Redpath, Alan.
- Religious institutions.
- Sermons, American.
- Smith, Gipsy,
- Songs in the Night (Radio program)
- Southern Bible Training School (Dallas, Tex.)
- Storytelling
- Storytelling -- United States.
- Sudan Interior Mission.
- Sunday schools
- Sunday schools -- Chicago.
- Sunday, Billy,
- Sweeting, George,
- Theological seminaries
- Theological seminaries -- United States.
- Thiessen, Henry Clarence,
- Townsend, William Cameron,
- Voluntarism
- Voluntarism -- Religious aspects
- Voluntarism -- Religious aspects -- United States.
- Wheaton College (Ill.)
- Wheaton College (Ill.).
- Women
- Women -- Religious life.
- Women in church work
- Women in church work -- United States.
- Women in missionary work.
- World War, 1914-1918.
- World War, 1939-1945.
- Worship.
- Youth
- Youth -- United States
- Youth -- United States -- Religious life.
- Youth -- United States -- Societies and clubs.
- Youth in missionary work.
- Title
- Collection 330 Records of Moody Memorial Church
- Description rules
- Describing Archives: A Content Standard
- Language of description
- English
Repository Details
Part of the Billy Graham Center Archives Repository