Indians of North America -- Missions.
Found in 17 Collections and/or Records:
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions Records Microfilm
American Sunday School Union Records Microfilm
Baptist Women's Missionary Union Records Microfilm
Benjamin Colman Papers Microfilm
Berea St. John Feiner Papers
Eleazar Wheelock Papers Microfilm
Gordon Fraser papers.
InterAct Ministries Records
Miscellaneous letters and article on missions.
Missionary Society of Connecticut Records Microfilm
Microfilm edition of missionary correspondence, superintendents' correspondence, administrative records, and printed matter generated by the Missionary Society of Connecticut. Mission areas included those with a heavy concentration of New England settlers: Vermont, New York, Pennsylvania, New Connecticut (Ohio). There was also an effort toward American Indians. All reels are 35mm.
Moravian Missions Among American Indians Records Microfilm
Navajo Indian Evangelization Movement Booklet
This collection contains a copy of a mimeographed booklet, titled Blessings from Beth-Hanan. The booklet is a transcript of the diary kept by Katherine R. Beard and Ruth A. Grant describing their beginning of their work as NIEM workers among the Dineh (Navajo) people in the Sand Springs region, southwest of Oraibi, Arizona. The transcript covers the period from May 11 through October 30th, 1937.
Presbyterian Mission to American Indians Records Microfilm
This collection consists of 35 reels of microfilm containing nearly 14,000 letters by missionaries of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, focused on evangelizing American Indians. All letters are numbered and catalogued, and indexed by both author and tribe in the printed guide. Originals are in the Presbyterian Historical Society in Philadelphia. The letters date from 1833 to 1893.