Presbyterians.
Found in 42 Collections and/or Records:
Agnes Russel papers.
Collection 005 Papers of Vernon W. Patterson
Collection 039 Papers of Sarah "Belle" Hawkes
Collection 061 Papers of Billy and Helen Sunday
Collection 077 Papers of J. Wilbur Chapman
Microfilm from the Presbyterian Historical Society of correspondence, sermons, sermon notes, photographs, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, and memorabilia documenting the life and ministry of J. Wilbur Chapman. Materials detail Chapman's life from his early education through his pastoral Ministry and full-time evangelistic work. Documents also relate to his interests in Bible conference centers in Winona Lake, IN; Montreat, NC; and Stony Brook, NY.
Collection 087 Papers of Fredrik Franson
Collection 088 Papers of Paul and Catharine Gieser
Oral history interview with Kenneth Gieser and letters reporting to the Southern Presbyterian Mission Board in Nashville, TN on the Gieser’s work in China, written between October 19, 1934, and November 1, 1936. Also contains audio tapes and transcripts of autobiographical statements.
Collection 104 Oral History Interview with Bruce F. Hunt
Collection 105 Oral History Interview with Paul D. Votaw
Collection 125 Oral History Interview with Jane (Teresa) Leasor
Collection 182 Papers of J. Herbert and Winnifred Kane
Correspondence and curriculum material from James Herbert Kane and Winnifred Mary (Shepherd) Kane's missiology courses, and three oral history interviews. Materials document the Kanes' missionary work in China and Dr. Kane's teaching in the U.S. Events described in the interviews cover the time period from 1932 to 1950.
Collection 188 Papers of Jonathan and Rosalind Goforth
Collection 200 Papers of Robert and Winifred Hockman
Collection documenting the medical missionary service of Robert and Winnifred Hockman with the United Presbyterian Church in Ethiopia, including correspondence written by Hockmans to Robert Hockman’s parents, photographs, a scrapbook about the life and death of Robert Hockman, and oral history interviews with Winifred Hockman. The collection contains extensive material on the Italo-Ethiopian War and the work of the International Red Cross.
Collection 206 Oral History Interview with John C. Chin
Collection 209 Papers of Eugene R. Bertermann
Collection 227 Ephemera of John Pinney
Collection 267 Ephemera of the United Presbyterian Men
Collection 283 Oral History Interviews with Nancy Folkerts
Collection 286 Oral History Interview with Marilyn J. Suttie
Collection 293 Oral History Interview with Melvin D. Suttie
Collection 298 Papers of Howard E. Thomas
Collection 299 Oral History Interview with Ruth M. Thomas
Collection 318 Papers of L. Nelson Bell
Collection 331 Papers of Reuben Archer Torrey, III
Collection 335 Papers of Ralph E. Shannon
Collection 344 Oral History Interview with Paul B. Long
Collection 355 Papers of J. Edwin Orr
Correspondence, academic papers, clippings, reports, films, videos, and other materials relating to Orr’s life as an evangelist active around the world and as a professor and historian of spiritual awakenings (revivals) and evangelism. The collection is an excellent source on Protestant Evangelicalism as a global movement in the twentieth century.
Collection 363 Papers of Ruth M. Mellis
Collection 387 Papers of William M. Miller
Oral history interviews and transcripts with William M. Miller in which he describes his education at Princeton, Christian faith, and work as a Presbyterian missionary to Iran from 1919 to 1962. Besides descriptions of his evangelistic, pastoral, and educational work, he also describes many aspects of Iranian and Islamic society. Most of the transcripts are of interviews done for the Presbyterian Historical Society.
Collection 410 Oral History Interviews with Arthur Rorheim
Oral history interviews with Arthur Rorheim, executive director of Awana Clubs, International. Topics disussed include his childhood, his parents' Christian example, his conversion, the youth work of the Chicago Gospel Tabernacle, Paul Rader, Lance Latham, the origins of AWANA, and principles for establishing programs for boys and girls. The time period covered by the interviews is 1918 to 1989.
Arthur Rorheim was interviewed by Robert Shuster on March 31 and April 24, 1989.