Records of the Evangelical Fellowship of Mission Agencies (EFMA) - Collection 165

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Table of Contents

Brief Description of This Collection

Title Page and Restrictions

Historical Background of EFMA and Biographies of Executive Directors

Clyde Taylor
Wade Coggins
Paul McKaughn

An Essay on the Contents of the Collection (Scope and Content)

Correspondence (arranged into annual (34) subdivisions and alphabetical subseries)
Five Missionary Martyrs Fund
Latin America Survey
Meetings
Publications
Reference Files (divided into two sections)
Protestants in Roman Catholic Countries (divided between Colombia & Spain)
Countries Files
Minutes
Members' audits
Universal Travel Service

Audio Tapes
Video Tapes

Lists of Audio Tapes, Books, Negatives, Oversize Materials, Periodicals, Photographs, and Video Tapes in This Collection (Location Records)

Audio Tapes
Books
Negatives
Oversize Materials
Periodicals
Photographs
Video Tapes

List of the Contents of Boxes of Paper Records in This Collection (Container List)

Box List for Records in Boxes 1 through 222
Folder List of Records in Boxes 1 through 110

Collection 165 [October 19, 2016]
Evangelical Fellowship of Mission Agencies (EFMA); 1945-2011
Records; 1937-1996
225 boxes, (208 DC, 1 ODC, 16 RC; 100.0 cubic feet), Audio Tapes, Books, Negatives, Oversize Material, Pamphlets, Periodicals, Photographs, Video Tapes

Restrictions

EFMA retains copyright to its publications contained in this collection. The following folders are restricted to all users except with the written permission of the EFMA Executive Secretary:

Requests for permission to use restricted materials should be directed to:

Forms to be sent to the contact person should be obtained from the staff in the Reading Room.

Historical Background

Founded		1945
Headquarters location
	Washington, DC. Also maintained a purchasing office in New York (later in Wheaton, Illinois) and travel office (Universal Travel Service) in Chicago
Executive officers
	1945-1974	Clyde W. Taylor, Executive Secretary
	1975-1989	Wade T. Coggins, Executive Director
	1990-	Paul McKaughan, Executive Director
Membership
	1949	Thirty-four member missions
	1976	Seventy-two members with over 8,200 missionaries overseas
	1981	Eighty-three agencies with over 10,000 missionaries in over 100 countries
	1996	One hundred plus member agencies with over 11,000 missionaries serving throughout the world
	-	While the total number of members increased steadily, there were also mission boards which withdrew their membership
Significant events in organizational history
	1943	Began as a commission of the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE)
	1944	Opened its own office, separate from that of the NAE, in Washington, DC
	1945	Formally organized and incorporated, becoming an independent body although retaining its affiliation with the NAE as its missions arm
	1962	Established with IFMA a joint office in Africa
	1963	With IFMA established a joint commission, chartered in l964 as the Evangelical Missions Information Service (EMIS). EMIS took over the publication of Missionary News Service, and the various editions of Pulse (concerned primarily with geographical areas, e.g. Latin America Pulse, or Asia Pulse). EMIS began publication of Evangelical Missions Quarterly.
	2007	Renamed to The Mission Exchange
	2011	Merged with CrossGlobal Link (formerly IFMA)
Ministry emphasis		Union of denominational and nondenominational foreign mission boards, differentiated from the Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association (IFMA, founded in 1917), whose membership was limited to mission societies without denominational affiliation and operated financially on the "faith-mission" basis Serve the common interests of members in government relations, cooperative purchasing and travel, visa applications, inter-mission relations, and in spiritual fellowship and encouragement through conferences, consultations, conventions, and retreats Membership was contingent on the following factors: subscription to the EFMA statement of faith, a board of directors of at least five persons, a minimum of ten active missionaries, the regulation of missionaries by the board, and published annual financial statements Statement of faith was that used by the NAE, stressing the deity of Christ, the inspiration of Scripture, the work of the Holy Spirit and regeneration and sanctification of believers, and the spiritual unity of the Church Dissemination of information via Missionary News Service (MNS) and EFMA-gram Membership consisted of active organizations Accomplished much of its work through committees, which were formed on an ad hoc basis. With increased cooperation between EFMA and IFMA, several standing committees operated under the joint direction of the two associations, including: CAMEO (Committee to Assist Missionary Education Overseas, renamed Committee to Assist Ministry Education Overseas), Committee on Bible Translation Concerns, Evangelical China Committee, Evangelical Committee for Africa, Evangelical Committee for Asia, Evangelical Islamics Committee, Latin American Committee, and Personnel and Student Affairs Committee Sponsored relief efforts though the NAE's World Relief Commission EFMA utilized the professional services of Organization Resources Counselors on matters of international finance cost of living
Publications		Missionary News Service (MNS), a newsletter-format collection of news items, published twice-monthly beginning in 1954, focusing exclusively on matters of current interest in the inter- national missions context EFMA-gram was distributed only to members to keep them advised on routine and practical matters
Alternate names		Named Evangelical Foreign Missions Association until 1992; name change motivated by including domestic missions into membership
Other significant information		EFMA's main office customarily handled: relations with the US and foreign governments; practical matters such as passport and visa service, counseling on tax matters, advising on world financial conditions, etc.; missions policy; comity. The headquarters staff also coordinated specific research projects, an example of which was the 196l publication of an exhaustive survey of Latin American Protestant missions. EFMA primarily accomplished its tasks through the Executive Director's office, which handled the day-to-day affairs of the organization and kept abreast of happenings in the myriad of committees of its own founding and of co-authorization with the IFMA. A major factor in the cohesiveness of the machinery was the relatively small number of men in leadership positions. Another aspect of EFMA's contribution was its organization of conventions, retreats, seminars, etc. The annual convention was held concurrently with the NAE convention, offering sessions on and occasion for discussion of issues of common concern. The Mission Executives Retreat, an annual event first held in 1953, was a "meeting of the minds" where specific topics of mission policy and operation were studied in depth by senior-level executives from EFMA missions. Beginning in 1955, the papers read at these meetings were published in the Mission Executives Retreat Report. EFMA also sponsored another yearly event, the Organization Resources Counselors Seminar. Beginning in the early 1970's, the seminar gave mission board personnel professional guidance on the use of their financial resources in a variety of international settings. EFMA periodically sponsored or co-sponsored Study Conferences, Think Conferences, etc.

Biography: Clyde Taylor
See Biography for the Guide to Collection 597

Biography: Wade Coggins

Full name		Wade Thomas Coggins
Birth		December 12, 1924, in New Market, North Carolina
Family
	Parents	Charles L. and Laura Hinshaw Coggins
	Marital Status	Married Jane Wells in 1945
	Children	Robert (born 1950)
Education
	1945	Graduated with a diploma from the C & MA's Missionary Training Institute (1945)
	1953-1955	Nyack Missionary College, B.S. degree
	1965	University of Maryland, M.A.
	1973	Nyack College, LL.D.
Career
	1946-1947	Pastored a church in Des Moines, Iowa
	1947	Ordained by the Christian and Missionary Alliance
	1947-1953	C&MA missionary in Colombia, serving as field director of a large rural district, working closely with a native Colombian evangelist among the Paez Indians, and later being associated with the Bethel Bible Institute, which trained young Colombians for the ministry. While there he witnessed the 1948 uprising in Colombia, where widespread political and religious violence accounted for two hundred thousand deaths. Coggins himself was attacked and severely beaten by natives of rural Argelia in southern Colombia in 1950.
	1958	Worked on EFMA staff in various capacities
	1964	Instrumental in founding Evangelical Missions Quarterly
	1975	Appointed EFMA Executive Director
	1981	Served on EMQ's editorial committee and was editor of Missionary New Service
Other significant information
	He was the author of So That's What Missions Is All About (1975), and co- editor of four additional works: Protestant Missions in Latin America--A Statistical Survey (1961), Mobilizing for Saturation Evangelism (1970), Evangelical Missions Tomorrow (1977), and Christ and Caesar in Christian Missions (1979)

Biography: Paul McKaughan

Full name		Paul E. McKaughan
Birth		September 14, 1938, in Alhambra, California
Family
	Marital Status	Married to Joanne Repetto
	Children	Don, Doug, Debbie (all born in Brazil)
Conversion
Ordination
Education
	1961	Graduated from Bethany Fellowship Bible Institute, Minneapolis, specializing in missions studies
	1966-1967	Attended Fuller Seminary Institute of Church Growth
	1981	Completed Management Course of the American Management Association
	1994	Honorary Doctor of Divinity, Denver Seminary
	--	Attended assorted courses and seminars in management
Career
	1961	Ordained by Bethany Church, Minneapolis
	1962-1975	Missionary in Brazil
	1962-	First assignment to establish Bethany Fellowship Bible Institute's school and clinic in the Brazilian jungle. Taught church growth and pastoral theology in Word of Life Seminary and Free Methodist Seminary in Sao Paolo, Brazil. Lectured on church and time management, planning for change.
	1962	Directed Billy Graham's crusade in Brazil
	1966-1967	Chaplain of Los Angeles Probation Authority while on furlough
	1967	Joined Overseas Crusades as coordinator of planning
	1971-1975	Consultant to churches and missions in strategic planning in Brazil
	1974	Coordinated Brazilian delegation for 1974 Lausanne Congress
	1975	Directed Billy Graham's Rio de Janeiro Crusade
	1975-1976	Assistant to the President of Overseas Crusades and consultant to Mission to the World
	1976	Member of Pacific Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church of America
	1977-1987	Coordinator and CEO of Mission to the World, foreign mission arm of Presbyterian Church in America; responsible for the oversight and funding of over four hundred missionaries in thirty-six countries
	1980	Attended Consultation on World Evangelization in Pattaya, Thailand
	1983	Attended Amsterdam '83 as a consultant
	1986	Consultant to Amsterdam '86 program committee
	1987-1989	Associate International Director and Chief Operating Officer for the Lausanne Committee on World Evangelization. Director of Ministries for the Lausanne Committee. Coordinator for Lausanne II Congress in Manila
	1990-	Executive Director of Evangelical Fellowship of Mission Agencies
	1992	Represented North America at the World Evangelical Fellowship's General Assembly
Other significant information
	Moderator of the North American Presbyterian and Reformed Missions Council. Member of the American Management Association Member of World Future Society Member of World Evangelical Fellowship's Missions Council On Board of Directors of Evangelical Missions Information Service On Board of Directors of AD 2000 Member of Mission America 2000 Member of Ministerial Advisory Board of Reformed Seminary Fluent speaking, reading and writing in Portuguese Contributed chapters to several books on missions; co-authored Choosing a Future for U.S. Missions

Scope and Content

[NOTE: In the Scope &Content section, the notation "folder 2-5" means box 2, folder 5.]

This collection covers the administration of EFMA by its first Executive Secretary, Clyde Taylor, and his two successors, Wade Coggins and Paul McKaughan, who served with the title Executive Directors. The collection consists of the office files of these three men and their staff. However, the collection documents EFMA's routine administration, its services to members, the widespread Evangelical network in denominational and nondenominational bodies, and various missiological issues at both practical and theoretical levels. Files on organizations (particularly those in the Reference Files series) and meetings are not exhaustively indexed. The following is an outline of the collection series arrangement:

1. Correspondence (arranged into annual (thirty-four annual subdivisions) and alphabetical subseries)
2. Five Missionary Martyrs Fund
3. Latin America Survey
4. Meetings
5. Publications
6. Reference Files (divided into two sections)
7. Protestants in Roman Catholic Countries (divided between Colombia & Spain)
8. Countries Files
9. Minutes
10. Members' audits
11. Universal Travel Service
12. Audio Tapes
13. Video Tapes

The collection consists predominantly of administrative correspondence, reports, memos, minutes, etc., related to the operation of EFMA and its service to its member missions. Also included are a few photographs, tape recordings, and maps (see corresponding Location Records following the Scope & Content section of this guide).

Series overviews and notes on arrangement. The arrangement of the files has remained as it was received, although the archivists have done some interfiling to integrate various accessions. The folder titles have also been retained as received, except in cases where modification has been made to provide uniformity or where no title was provided. A few files, such as folder 1-3 (Board Meetings, 1944-45) were created from loose papers found unfoldered in the accession. The contents are described in this Scope & Content section in two ways: first, according to series, and second, thematically.

Some material received from EFMA was not included in the collection. Duplicates were removed from the collection and disposed of at the donor's request. Reference periodicals on organizational management (in Organization Resources Counselors files) were not retained. An unannotated copy of the galley proofs for the EFMA Missions Manual was not included as a copy was already available in the Center Library. Tourist guide books used by EFMA staff in their international travels were not retained. In addition, registration forms and correspondence regarding visa applications were sampled, with the majority of the documents being returned to the donor or disposed of at the donor's request.

In updating the EFMA collection in 1988 and revising the guide to the materials, most of the Missionary News Service issues were deaccessioned; the 1954 through 1961 issues were transferred to the Library. The descriptions of boxes 18 and 19 in the Container List of the revised guide therefore differ from the previous edition. The deaccessioned issues were returned to the donor.

Series I: Correspondence
Subseries IA: Annual correspondence files
Arrangement: Chronologically subdivided into thirty-four subseries according to years, in most cases annually:
1944-1948
1948-1949
1950-1951
1951-1952
1952-1956
1957-1958
1958-1960
1960-1961
1962-1963
1963-1964
1965-1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991-1995

Prior to the 1969 section, the time periods span two or more years. However, beginning with the 1969 subseries, the files are limited to one year, with only minimal overlap into the preceding or succeeding years. Only the final section, 1991-1995, returns to the multi-year format. The files created prior to 1977 are arranged alphabetically by folder title for each time period. Beginning with the 1977 material, however, the subseries are further subdivided by files relating to EFMA committees (including Africa, CAMEO, Evangelical Joint Accounting Committee, EMIS, Latin America, Missionary News Service, Organizational Resources Counselors, Personnel), organizations, administration, and meetings. Within each section, the files are arranged alphabetically, with the one exception that the meetings files are arranged chronologically. The 1988 section inexplicably deviates from this pattern by returning to the earlier single alphabetical order throughout and intermingling committee, meeting, administration and organization files.
Date Range: 1944-1996
Volume: 60.7 cubic feet
Boxes: 1-13, 19-63, 90-97, 99, 111-177
Geographic coverage: United States and international
Type of documents: Correspondence, memos, minutes, reports, event programs, statistics, message manuscripts, questionnaires, members' certification of audits
Correspondents: Clyde Taylor, Wade Coggins, Paul McKaughan, Peter Beck, executives or representatives of mission agencies, prominent Evangelical figures, representatives of other organizations or government agencies which EFMA either contacted or heard from, or pastors and mission committee representatives of local congregations.
Descriptive limits: The files spanning 1944 to 1985 (boxes 1-110) are described by their corresponding folder title (see detailed Container List at the conclusion of the guide). Beginning with the 1986 subseries (boxes 111 and following, the files are only described at the box level.
Notes: This series documents over fifty years of EFMA's general administration (primarily of its three chief executives), recording the activity of its office and various committees, requests from its members, collection of dues from member agencies, providing current tax information and instructions, coordination of visa services, surveys of the membership, interaction with other organizations, EFMA's annual convention held each Spring at the time of the National Association of Evangelicals annual meeting, EFMA's Fall Retreat co-sponsored with the Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association (IFMA), and the many meetings in which the Executive Directors participated as a representative of the Association. The earlier years of the series contain a higher percentage of substantive correspondence, while those for the later years, although much thicker, are primarily reports, papers, and other mass-produced items, and correspondence is largely confined to routine housekeeping. (One exception to this trend in boxes 1 through 19 is the Africa material, which has much correspondence in every file.) Many files were created as general housekeeping files, and these reflect a major portion of EFMA activity. The topics covered in most of these files are too varied to receive individual note, and in many cases, it is questionable whether this wide smattering of details is of significance bit by bit. Commonly recurring files include those titled: Board Minutes, Board of Directors, Bulletins, EFMA Board Meetings, EFMA (Spring) Convention, EFMA-gram, Mailings to Member Boards, Miscellaneous, Mission Executives (Fall) Retreat, News Releases, and NAE; the most substantive of these are the Spring and Fall meetings files. The administration section of the 1991-1995 series includes subsection of alphabetically arranged general files (folders 152-6 through 156-8), which seems to parallel the General Correspondence series of this collection compiled by Taylor and Coggins.

There are many Evangelical meetings, conventions and conferences documented in this series, most related to some aspect of missionary thought or practice. Some of these are focused on an area of the world such as the 1987 COMIBAM (or Congreso Misionero Ibero-Americano) found in folders 125-8 through 126-2 (seven folders) and several of the other subseries for the later half of the 1980s), or the 1992 Conference on CIS (or Commonwealth of Independent States, formerly of the Soviet Union) in folders 171-3 to 12. Other meetings emphasized a strategic approach as in the 1976 Tell Asia seminar (see folder 111-8 and 208-1 in the General Correspondence). Still others addressed a missiological issue such as the 1989 Translation Conference (folder141-6) or International Conference on MKs (missionary kids; folder 142-1,2) or the Billy Graham Center's 1987 Tentmaking Consultation (folder 122-5). Other gatherings looked at a personnel or administrative need of member missions such as the 1987 Stress Management meeting (folder 122-3) or the 1986 State Department briefing on International Terrorism (folder 116-4); some meetings files contain message manuscripts from the event. Some files in the series relate to resources EFMA made available to its members for administration, such as consulting expertise of Organization Resources Counselors in seminars or publications, such as ORC's manuscript Missionary Compensation: A Balance Sheet Approach in folder 112-3. Researchers will greatly benefit from browsing through the detailed portion of the Container List (boxes 1 through 110) for a complete enumeration of these files. Among the organizations represented in the Organizations subseries of each annual series are those which EFMA was regularly interacting with, including the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE), National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) and World Evangelical Fellowship (WEF). Of the nine series, this is the most extensive and complex.
Exceptional items: EFMA's incorporation papers (folder 1-5), documents related to the restructuring of EFMA by-laws in 196l (folder 4-26), and information about EFMA co-op purchasing and discounts (folder 2-43). Among the surveys conducted were those for annual statistical EFMA reporting, a 1992 survey to assess the impact of the weakened economy on member agencies, and a 1986 survey of EFMA members on missionary salaries. In some cases, the completed individual questionnaires are available in the file, while other folders contain only the resulting report with compiled data. The 1991-1995 subseries includes notebooks apparently kept by McKaughan to use in planning for or reporting at EFMA's Spring and Fall meetings. Several of the subseries from the 1990s record the activity related to EFMA's requirement that member missions have their financial records audited once a year. The files in these series don't include the actual audits but rather statements certifying that an audit was conducted by an auditing firm; see the concluding series for a selection of EFMA members' audits. The 1991-1995 series also includes documents (folders 160-4 and 160-5) related to the Foundation for New Era Philanthropy scandal in 1995, as the EFMA office attempted to assess the impact of the Foundation's collapse on its members and coordinate a subsequent response.

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Subseries IB: General correspondence files
Arrangement: Alphabetical
Date Range: 1948-1988
Volume: 10.4 cubic feet
Boxes: 188-209, 222-225
Geographic coverage: U.S. and international
Type of documents: Similar to the preceding subseries, also message manuscripts
Correspondents: Taylor, Coggins, mission agency representatives, US government contacts
Descriptive limits: Described only at the box level
Notes: Similar to the Reference Files series which follows later, this series serves as a reference file and spans a wide variety of organizations, persons, places, events, and themes. However, it appears to be more of a working series and internally oriented, not just documenting other agencies but including a record of EFMA's interaction with them or on a particular issue. It is also similar to the Reference series, both in that it spans the Taylor and Coggins administrations of EFMA, and in the document types represented in its files. The extent of documentation for these files seems more substantive than that of the preceding series, although some files simply provide background information on the agency. A sampling of the organizations, persons, events and themes represented follows, illustrating the complex network EFMA operated in and diversity of issues and activities that intersected with EFMA's service to its members; folder numbers are only provided where the name or subject heading provided below does not indicate where in the alphabetical ordering the file will be found; in some instances the word being used to alphabetize the file appears in all upper case type. Many issues are covered, including operation of the EFMA, visa situations in countries where member missions had staff, relationships between and cooperation among agencies, background information on social trends and political movements throughout the world, use of diplomatic influence, legal and financial obligations of member agencies, and trends throughout the world and in missions thinking with implications for missions practice.

Organizations: Association of Church Missions Committee or ACMC (folders 188-3,4,5), Association of Relief and Development Organizations or AERDO (folders 188-7,8), Billy Graham Center (folders 190-5,6), the Bangui Evangelical School of Theology or BEST (folders 189-10,11,12), Campus Crusade for Christ or CCC (folder 223-6), Comite Latino Americano Sobre Evangelismo or CLASE (folder 224-4), Congo Protestant Council (folder 193-12), Difusiones InterAmericanas (folder 194-6), EMIS (folders 198-11,12), Evangelical Fellowship of India (folder199-1), Evangelical Men's Fellowship (folder 199-4), Evangelical Missionary Association of Japan (folder 199-5), Evangelism-in-Depth's In-Depth Evangelism (folder 225-2), Greater Mexican Missions (folder 200-4), Help for a Hungry World (folder 200-12) for which Clyde Taylor was a board member, Intercristo (folder 225-7), International Students Incorporated (folder 225-8) and its executive officer Bob Finley, Jaffray School of Missions at Nyack Missionary College (folder 225-9), Latin America Mission (folder 201-4) about the theological direction of the Latin American Seminary in Costa Rica), Link Care (folders 200-2, 201-7,8), Logos (folder 201-9 re Operation Mobilization, for which Coggins served as a member of the Logos Ship Replacement Committee), Missionary Communication Service for which Taylor was a board member (folder 201-13), Mexican Indian Mission (folder 202-1), Nairobi Evangelical Graduate School of Theology or NEGST (folder 202-2, Orient Crusades (folder 202-11, includes a 1957 principles and practices handbook), PACLA (folder 202-12), Project Look-Up (folder 203-6 on satellite communication), SHARE (folder 204-8), Charles Tripp in folder 208-7 (of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada) on the 1982 World Council of Churches Lima Agreement, UNELAM (folder 208-11) or Unidad Evangelica Latinoamericana or "Unity of Evangelicals in Latin America" concerning a continent-wide gathering of Protestants in the late 1960s, World Council of Churches Conference on "Salvation Today (folder 209-4)," World Evangelical Fellowship (in folder 209-5 about a financial appeal), and study documents for WEF's International Missions Commission (folder 225-1).

EFMA committees: Accounting Task Force (folder 188-2), Africa (folders 189-1,2, 198-8,9,10, 222-3), Asia (folders 189-5 and 222-4), Business Administration (folder 223-4), China (folder 191-8), Comity (folder 193-10), [EFMA] Media Use (folder 197-4), Latin America (folder 201-3, Personnel & Student Affairs Committee (in folder 203-1, including a summer missionary survey), Student Affairs (folder 206-1).

People: Brojendra Nath Banerjee (folder 189-8) exploring becoming a legal representative for Evangelical ministries in India, researcher and statistician David Barrett (folder 190-1); Wycliffe missionary Chet Bitterman (folder 223-2) executed in Colombia; Antonio Caliandro of Ex-Priests' Association of Italy and Evangelical Bible Institute of Italy (folder 223-5); Samuel Doctorian (folder 194-8), a Lebanese minister, whose controversial fund-raising activities in the United States and ministry with World Gospel Mission in Latin America required EFMA involvement; Alvin Martin, for whom EFMA was attempting to reverse a refused visa to Israel (folder 201-11); Wilton Nelson, who authored the article, "Separation and Cooperation Among Evangelicals in Latin America (folder 202-3);" Gordon Smith, a missionary in Vietnam (folder 204-12); Clyde Taylor at the time of his death (folder 207-12).

Countries, continents and regions: Africa (folder 188-5), Bangladesh (folder 188-9), China (folders 223-8,9,10), Colombia (folder 193-8), Cuba (folders 194-2,3), Ethiopia (folder 198-13), Greece (folder 200-5), Guatemala (folder 200-7) at the time of the 1976 earthquake, Haiti (folder 200-9), India (folders 225-3,4,5; folder 225-5 relates to the difficulty of obtaining visas and includes letters from Donald McGavran), Indonesia (folders 225-5,6), questionnaires on Japan (folder 225-10), Jerusalem (folder 201-1), Mexico (in folder 201-12, including an article about criticism of Billy Graham in a Mexico City newspaper), Nicaragua (folder 202-7,8), Rhodesia (folder 204-2, now Zimbabwe), Rosario (Argentina) Plan (folder 204-3), Spanish (Spain) constitution (folder 205-8), Taiwan (folder 206-8), Turkey (folder 208-9), Uganda in folder 208-10 (and Festo Kivengere), Venezuela about visas (folder 208-12), Vietnam in folder 209-1 (re captive missionaries).

Events: The Asia Missions Association 1967 meeting which produced the Seoul Declaration on Christian Mission (folder 189-4; also see folder 204-7)), placing emphasis on Asian churches contributing to missionary efforts from Asia; the Catholic Inter-American Cooperation Program's (CICOP) 1967 conference on "The Integration of Man and Society in Latin America: A Christian View," including manuscripts (folder 224-3) on various social and theological aspects of the issue, including a paper by Protestant liberation theologian Jose Miquez-Bonino; the Andean Consultation on Church Mission Relations, which produced the Bogata Statement (folder 223-3); III CELA or III Conferencia Evangelica Latinoamericana, 1969 (folder 223-7); COMIBAM (folder 193-9); documents from the 1962 Consultation on World Missions (folder 193-13) sponsored by the Presbyterian Church, US, including program book and workbook, committee reports and message manuscripts, among them those by Harold John Ockenga, Leslie Newbigin, and John A. Mackay; a ca. 1970 consultation (folder 200-3) to facilitate cooperation between Global Orphans (also see folder 180-13) and World Relief Commission to assist in providing relief to Biafra.

Themes: Accountability (folder 188-1), Bible translation (folders 190-2,3,4 and 222-5), claims of property in China (folder 223-9), Christian education in Africa (folder 222-6), church growth (folders 223-13 and 224-1), missionaries and the CIA folder 224-2), closed countries (folder 224-5), financial disclosure by members (folder 194-7), ecumenism recorded in articles and message texts (folder 195-3,4,5,6), emerging missions (folder 195-8), guidelines for joint committees on relationships with non-Evangelicals (folder 200-8), laymen (folder 201-5), prayer thrust (folder 203-4), primary health care (folder 203-5, particularly as a component of ministry), recruitment (folder 203-11), research (folder 203-12, including a report at the close of the Missions & Advanced Research and Communication Center's first year and a proposal for implementing the PERT or Program Evaluation and Review Technique for strategic mission planning; retirement (folder 203-13, about a survey about retirement programs of member missions); review (folder 204-1 about a EFMA-IFMA task force proposal for member mission's self-evaluation) and self study (folder 204-4,5 with the corresponding instrument for conducting the evaluation); seminary extension or TEE (folder 204-6); short terms (folder 204-10); social security regarding missionary status and EFMA guidance to member missions (folders 204-13,14,15 and 205-1 through 7); surveys on communications, missions fields, missionary living allowance and salaries (folders 206-2,3,4,5,6); taxes, including a questionnaire on tax practices, IRS practices and rulings, and tax requirements for member agencies and their missionaries (folders 206-9,10,11,12 and 207-1 through 11); tentmakers (folder 208-2); terrorism and CIA in folder 208-3 (includes documents on recommendations for developing evacuation plans); theological seminars in Latin America (folder 208-4); Third World missions (folder 208-6); transition from Coggins to the next executive director (folder 208-8); visas (folder 209-2); women in folder 209-6 (articles and a few letters related to the leadership role of women in missions and the a 1979 EFMA session on the topic); world hunger (folder 209-7).

EFMA: A portion of the series relates to the Association itself (filed under E), including annual statistics (folders 195-9, 196-1,2), constitution and by-laws (folder 196-4), newsletters (folder 196-7), documents about EFMA's incorporation in Delaware (folder 196-5), discussions between EFMA and IFMA, its nondenominational counterpart (folder 196-8), a financial policies questionnaire (folder 196-9), a list of foundations (folder 196-10), the founding of EFMA (folder 197-1), investments (folder 197-2), medical statistics by country (folder 197-5), personnel (folders 197-8 through 197-20), purchasing (folders 197-21, 198-1,2), regional committees, and more. Folder 201-14 contains the 1967 Missions Study Conference Report of Findings. Several folders (folders 189-6, 201-2 and 202-4) document the exploration to establish offices (or liaisons) in Buenos Aires and New Dehli as extensions of the joint EFMA-IFMA committees for Latin America and Asia committees; in Latin America this was envisioned to parallel the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) in encouraging evangelism and fellowship, while in India it was intended to provide assistance in securing visas for missionaries. Folder 202-10 contains correspondence, questionnaires and compiled data from an Organization Resources Counselors (ORC) survey of EFMA members on missionary expenditures. Folder 203-10) consists of manuscripts from the 1981 Fall retreat on "Reaching Our Generation." Statement on Cooperation in folder 205-9 (appears directed to an unidentified national church body) states EFMA intent to support and work alongside rather than abandon national church and mission leaders.

Other: The Business Administration Committee file (folder 223-4) contains a 1965 Methodist manuscript, "A Study in the Nature of Missionary Support." The biographical sketch file (folder 223-1) includes vitae for Ben Armstrong, Harold Lindsell, Richard Foulkes, Bob Cook, Larry Ward, Thomas Zimmerman and Jacques Blocher; also included is the press release announcing Billy Graham's participation in the 1967 Urbana Student Missionary Conference. Folder 209-3 documents an article which appeared in the Washington Post on missionaries in Irian Jaya which drew criticism from EFMA, missionaries and others. Message manuscripts which were the basis for a book published in 1963 titled Facing Facts in Modern Missions: A Symposium comprise the contents of folder 199-6). Folders 199-7,8 contain correspondence, receipts and disbursements ledger for the Five Missionary Martyrs Fund. Folder 200-1 relates to the Frankfurt Declaration, authored by Peter Beyerhaus as a response to the perceived changes in the World Council of Churches' definition of evangelism.

A distinct subseries (folders 224-6,7,8,9 and 191-1 through 193-7, and 222-7) within the General Correspondence is a series of files of Wade Coggins. While much of the entire series contains folders or documents created or gathered during Coggins' administration, almost all of these Coggins files have his name as part of the title. The subseries includes articles and speeches, files on organizations of which he was a board member or acted in an advisory capacity, or related to international trips he took.

Noteworthy: Documents in folder 188-6 record the dismissal of US embassy physicians Rex and Jeanne Blumhagen in Afghanistan for their support of attempts to reverse a State Department decision to withhold tuition allowances to families sending their children to Ahlman Academy, a Christian school. The Blumhagens and missionaries in Afghanistan worked with EFMA staff to influence US government procedures.

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Series II: Five Missionary Martyrs Fund
Arrangement: Chronological
Date Range: 1956-1972
Volume: .8 cubic feet
Boxes: 13-14
Type of documents: Correspondence, financial records and reports
Correspondents: Trustees Clyde Taylor, V. Raymond Edman, and William K. Harrison, widows of the five missionaries killed, legal representatives, and donors
Notes: The materials in this series document the fund raising effort through correspondence over a sixteen year period. The program was "established to provide for the widows and fatherless children of the brave missionaries martyred in the jungles of Ecuador in January of 1956." Those killed by Auca Indians were James Elliot, Peter Fleming, T. Edward McCully, Nathaniel Saint, and Roger Youderian. Their widows (children) were: Elisabeth Elliot, later Mrs. Addison Leitch and Mrs. Lars Gren, (Valerie); Olive Fleming, later Mrs. Liefeld; Marilou McCully (Steven, Michael, and Matthew); Marjorie Saint, later Mrs. Abe Van Der Puy (Kathy, Steven, and Phillip); and Barbara Youderian (Beth Elaine and Jerry). The Fund was set up under the trusteeship of V. Raymond Edman, President of Wheaton College; Lt. Gen. William K. Harrison, Jr., of the U.S. Army; and Clyde W. Taylor. EFMA's involvement in the project resulted from Taylor's serving as a trustee of the project. The Fund was hastily set in motion under what was later shown to be shaky legality. Over $70,000 had been accumulated during a three year period before the funds were directed into the Auca Missionary Foundation. Three factors contributed to the confusion which resulted: the trustees' determination that they were obligated to retain control of the money; the widows' equal determination that they should have full authority to spend the funds as they saw fit; and the lawyers' opinion that nothing could be permanently settled until the youngest child married or reached twenty-one.
Exceptional items: Located in the General Correspondence series which follows are correspondence and a ledger of receipts and disbursements for the Fund in folder 199-7,8).

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Series III: Latin America Survey
Arrangement: Correspondence files arranged chronologically; country files are arranged alphabetically
Date Range: 1958-1962, primarily 1959-1960
Volume: 1.2 cubic feet
Box: 15
Geographic coverage: Thirty-two countries in South and Central America and the Caribbean
Type of documents: Correspondence, notes, lists, statistics, maps and other documents gathered to conduct the survey
Correspondents: Clyde Taylor, Wade Coggins, and Avery Kendall of the EFMA office; J.O. Percy of IFMA, Howard Yoder of the National Council of Churches, and representatives of mission agencies which contributed to the survey
Notes: This series contains the raw data gathered on missionary activity in Latin America, including correspondence and separate files on thirty-two countries

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Series IV: Meetings
Arrangement: Alphabetical
Date Range: 1955-1978
Volume: 1.9 cubic feet
Boxes: 16, 17, 19
Geographic coverage: United States, Africa, South America
Type of documents: Correspondence, message manuscripts, planning documents, registration materials
Correspondents: Clyde Taylor, Wade Coggins
Subjects: Missions-Congresses, Missions-Study and teaching
Notes: This series consists predominantly of meetings in which the EFMA executive director participated, and was created from separate files loosely grouped together in the original accession. Most of the meetings documented in this series were held prior to 1977 and appear to correspond to the meeting section of each of the annual subseries from 1977 onward. Conversely, the meetings documented in this series are only a small portion of those documented in the collection, and the researcher should also review the Container List description of the meetings section of each annual subseries after 1976.

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Series V: Publications
Arrangement: Chronological
Date Range: 1951-1977
Volume: 1.0
Boxes: 17-19
Type of documents: Newsletters, texts of Fall retreat proceedings and messages
Notes: The series of CEDEC Bulletins and Mission Executives Retreat Reports was created from the unfoldered reports, following their chronological sequence. In addition to the written retreat reports, audio taped recordings of sessions from 1977, 1978, 1981, 1982 and 1983 retreats are also available in the collection (See Location Record: Audio Tapes).

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Series VI: Reference Files
Arrangement: Subdivided into two further sections, each arranged alphabetically
Date Range: 1937-1987 and 1939-1989
Volume: 12.3 cubic feet
Boxes: 63-84, 97, 177-187
Geographic coverage: U.S. and international
Type of documents: Varies widely from folder to folder, but may include inquiries regarding EFMA policies, requests for assistance with processing visa and passport applications, annual and other reports, correspondence, prayer and appeal letters, press releases, news clippings, and public relations materials.
Correspondents: Taylor and Coggins, mission agency representatives
Descriptive limits: For boxes 111 and above, the contents are only described at the box level
Notes: This series consists almost entirely of files on organizations, but also includes a few for individuals and topics. The files combine to provide a widespread if not substantive picture of American Evangelicalism and its mission efforts. While many of the files contain only limited documentation on the respective organization, individual or topic, together they offer a glimpse of the many large and small organizations that EFMA was in contact with. Although subject access points are not provided for all of these, the complete list is nonetheless enumerated in the Container List at the conclusion of this guide. The second subseries, described only at the box level in the Container List, parallels the first; the files span the same time period but there is very little overlap of the organizations represented.

One of the services EFMA provided was as a reference for members, whether endorsing member agencies to churches, individuals or other agencies, and also handling inquiries about agencies or individuals. A few of the files document this process. The Underground Evangelism and Richard Wurmbrand files (folders 184-25,26,27, 185-1,2,3, and 187-4,5) record some of the story of the conflict within the organization and between Richard Wurmbrand and Joe Bass, illustrating EFMA's response to inquiries about the conflict and handling communication from the involved parties. Those few cases in the second subseries where the files are titled with an individual's name primarily relate to a person in need of assistance or who came to EFMA's attention (such as John Bremen in Indonesia, see folder 178-2) due to inquiries about their character, behavior, mission structure, or fund-raising practices.

Exceptional items: Folder 187-3, labeled Dale Wu (a contact to John MacArthur's Grace Community Church), contains manuscripts by Monroe Brewer on various aspects of the role of the local church in missions.

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Series VII: Protestants in Roman Catholic Countries (Colombia & Spain)
Arrangement: Chronologically for each country
Date Range: 1947-1976
Volume: 2.7 cubic feet
Boxes: 84-89, 97, 98
Type of documents: Correspondence, reports, petitions, clippings, and photographs
Correspondents: Clyde Taylor and Wade Coggins of the EFMA office; missionaries, representatives of mission agencies in the US and Canada, church leaders in Colombia and Spain, Evangelical leaders and journalists in the U.S., representatives of the US State Department, representatives of the Catholic Church in the US, US senators and congressmen, and ambassadors. Among those corresponding regarding Colombia are Robert Lazear of the Colombia Mission of the Presbyterian Church in the USA, missionary Ernie Fowler, Lorentz D. Emery, David Howard of Latin America Mission, Stanley Rycroft of the Latin American Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the USA, and James Goff of the Confederacion Evangelica de Colombia. Among those corresponding regarding Spain are Jack Dain, Samuel Vila, and Jose M. Martinez.
Subjects: Persecution-Colombia, Persecution-Spain, Church and state-Colombia, Church and state-Spain, Church and state-United States
Notes: This series provides extensive documentation of the circumstances in which Protestants were suffering in Colombia and Spain. The majority of the contents were created as reports to the NAE and EFMA, in order to broaden awareness in the United States of the widespread persecution of Protestants. As the contents make clear, the reporting served the dual purposes of stimulating prayer and applying pressure on the two countries through the US State Department. The clippings in the series have been removed when not attached to a document and filed separately.
Exceptional items: The contents of folder 87-13 document a campaign to enlist support of US Congressmen and Senators against the Colombian harassment of Protestants.

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Series VIII: Countries Files
Arrangement: Alphabetical by country name
Date Range: 1946-1985
Volume: 4.0 cubic feet
Boxes: 99-110
Geographic coverage: International
Type of documents: Clippings, handwritten notes, telegrams, administrative correspondence, US congressional records, US State Department briefing documents, and correspondence documenting the difficulty of renewing visas for missionaries to return to certain countries.
Correspondents: Clyde Taylor and Wade Coggins of the EFMA office, US State Department representatives, mission representatives and missionaries, including J. Christy Wilson in Afghanistan (folder 100-1) and Evangelical leaders like A. Jack Dain (folder 100-19)
Notes: This series covers a broad though often light coverage of national and religious conditions in various countries. Frequently the documentation relates to a national disaster or crisis, persecution of Christians (usually Protestants), an Evangelical fellowship or congress, or some other special condition. The clippings in the series have been removed when not attached to a document and filed separately.

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Series IX: Minutes
Arrangement: Subdivided by board, combined, committees, other. Within each subseries the files are arranged chronologically.
Date Range: 1944-1990
Volume: 2.4 cubic feet
Boxes: 209-215
Notes: This series consists of bound volumes of board minutes, committee minutes, etc., which record the decisions of EFMA's board, conventions, and committees, the acceptance of new member agencies, financial reports, and other information relevant to EFMA deliberations. The board minutes (1944-1978) include those of its executive committee, reports to the board and other attachments. The combined minute volumes (1955-1984) include some of the board meeting minutes appearing in the previous subseries, convention minutes and committee reports at the conventions. One of these volumes is labeled "Secretaries' minutes." The committees whose minutes are represented in the final subseries are: Africa (1962-1988), Asia (1975-1984), Bible Society (1969-1970), CAMEO (1963-1989), China (1976-1982), EMIS (1963-1990), Islamics (1972-1986), Latin America (1957-1990), Membership (1978-1981), ORC (Organization Resources Counselors, 1974-1984), and Personnel and Student Affairs (1968-1969).
Exceptional items: Included are minutes from NAE Missions Committee meetings prior to the incorporation of EFMA (folder 209-8).

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Series X: Member audits
Arrangement: 1985-1991, 1992-1994 subseries; alphabetical by agency within each
Date Range: 1985-1994
Volume: .9 cubic feet
Boxes: 215-217
Type of documents: Annual audit statements
Notes: These copies of audits were submitted to EFMA by member missions. These do not exhaustively or even extensively represent EFMA's membership of over one hundred agencies.

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Series XI: Universal Travel Service (UTS)
Background: UTS was incorporated in 1949 as a general travel service agency "organized to especially serve Christians and Christian organizations." The National Association of Evangelicals and EFMA both endorsed UTS and authorized it as their "official travel agency." Menno Travel Service (MTS), for which there are several files in the series, was an agency also "serving missions, church and Christian service agencies," in which EFMA owned shares as a result of selling Security Travel Service (STS) to Menno in 1970. It is unclear at what point EFMA took on responsibility for UTS. However, in 1982 EFMA initiated procedures to sell UTS to Wheaton Heritage Travel, which was to manage the agency before the final sale was complete several years later; this arrangement deteriorated and the travel agency was sold to Menno in 1984.
Arrangement: Subdivided into two subseries (1948-1983, 1965-1989) correlating to the restructuring in 1981, although in no apparent order; each alphabetically ordered by processor
Date Range: 1948-1989
Volume: 1.7 cubic feet
Boxes: 217-221
Type of documents: Correspondence, reports, financial records (audits, balance sheets), records of the pension fund for A.S. Bowker, ballots for board action, by-laws and articles of incorporation, legal papers, and other documents related to the operation and management of the business.
Correspondents: Wade Coggins, Clyde Taylor, UTS executives including A. [Adda] S. Bowker (president from 1949-1975), Charles Carr (president 1975-1981), mission agencies' representatives, UTS board members, representatives of Wheaton Heritage Travel and Menno Travel Service
Notes: This series covers the life span of UTS (1949-1984) and purchase by Menno Travel Service (MTS). The files, many labeled "Universal Travel Service," appear to have been come from various filing series. While there is intermittent record of the agency's routine business, most of the series documents a transition of leadership in the mid-1970s, the decline of the service's financial viability which climaxed in 1981, and its sale in 1984. Included are a record of the assessment of the extent of UTS debt and EFMA's attempt to rescue the agency in 1981, as well as negotiations from 1982 to 1984 to sell the operation.

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Series XII: Audio Tapes
Arrangement: EFMA-related meetings, unidentified meetings, miscellaneous
Date Range: 1975-1995
Volume: 340 cassette tapes
Notes: Described in the Location Record: Audio Tapes section of this guide, these tapes primarily cover EFMA's Spring conventions and Fall Retreats, touching on a wide variety of subjects relevant for EFMA's member missions and the missions community. Also included are a handful of recordings of sessions at non-EFMA meetings on subjects with relevance for missions and evangelism, and other tapes featuring speakers moving in EFMA circles, promoting organizations, or distributing missions news.

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Series XIII: Video Tapes
Date Range: Ca. 1985-1996
Volume: 16 VHS video tapes
Notes: Described in the Location Record: Video Tapes section of this guide, these tapes are primarily promotional or informational videos about Christian organizations or highlighting their programs. Only one video (V1) focuses on EFMA. The others address missions and evangelism, relief, Christian influence, and organizational leadership and development.

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Topical Overview

Only boxes 1 through 19 are described extensively in the notes below with a topic focus on their contents. The addition to the collection in boxes 20 through 110 is only briefly and infrequently described. All additions in boxes 111 and above are not included in this thematic description. The researcher will therefore benefit from studying these not only for their description of the contents of boxes 1 through 19 but also as suggestive of the topics that might be available in the rest of the collection. Since for boxes 1 through 110, the Container List consists of individual folder titles, the researcher should consult the Container List of this guide, as the vast majority of folder titles listed there are adequately specific to identify their folders' contents.

The collection contains material on the following themes:

1. Diplomatic Function
2. Nationalism, communism, etc.
3. Public Policy Issues
4. Inter-church relationships: conflict and cooperation
1. Ecumenical movement
2. Evangelical/Roman Catholic Relationships
3. Other Relationships
5. Geographical emphasis
1. Africa
2. Asia
3. Latin America
6. Communications/Media
7. Conferences, consultations, etc.
8. Personnel
9. Correspondents
10. Foreign Language Materials
11. Miscellaneous

I. Diplomatic Functions. Materials in the collection document both EFMA's service to its members and the evangelical church in a diplomatic capacity, and political situations, both domestic and international, of concern to the evangelical church.

One of EFMA's aims was to maintain good relations between mission agencies and governments, at both the international and domestic levels. Following World War II, EFMA was called upon to act in a diplomatic capacity. Folders 1-19, 1-24, 1-35, 2-49, 2-50, 2-51, 4-21, and 10-1 deal with a variety of problems in Italy, especially the alleged persecution of Pentecostal missionaries by Italy's Roman Catholic government. Sources in Italy complained that relief supplies sent from the United States in the late 1940's were being distributed only to Catholics. The ensuing conflict brought heated correspondence on both sides of the issue, climaxing in the threat of a lawsuit by journalist Drew Pearson concerning allegations made against the integrity of the Friendship Food Train to Italy (see folders 1-24, 1-50, and 2-49; the last folder contains an article by Pearson). Much of the correspondence on Italian matters came from Rev. Frank B. Gigliotti, NAE's Vice-Chairman of the Commission on Evangelical Action, and later National Commander of the Regular Veterans Association.

Additional documentation of the Italian situation is filed in the Country Series files. Among these are a petition to the US Secretary of State, Dean Acheson, regarding the closing of Churches of Christ in Italy (folder 104-6), a report, "Religious Intolerance in Italy" (folder 104-6), and another report, "Italian Court Decision Upholds the Rights of Church of Christ in Italy."

Charges of persecution of Protestants by predominantly Catholic governments were also raised against Colombia and Spain. Extensive documentation for both situations (Colombia, 84-20 through 88-3; Spain, 88-4 through 89-11) is available in the form of reports from missionaries, photographs, correspondence to and from US government representatives, and press coverage. In the midst of this record, several items stand out: a summary report, "Religious Liberty in Colombia," which briefly overviews the historical context of the persecution (folder 86-10); census reports on Colombian Protestants (1966, 1967, 1968, 1969); clippings from Billy Graham's 1962 tour of South America, which included a stop in Colombia.

Other incidents which relate to alleged government persecution of missionaries include:

Alleged persecution is documented for a number of other countries, including:

Bolivia (folder 100-11,12); Canada (folder 100-15); China (folders 100-18,19, 101-1,2, 109-3,4); Ecuador (folders 103-1, 109-6); Italy (folder 104-5,6); Mexico (folder 106-1,2); Pakistan (folder 106-11); Soviet Union (folder 107-8,9); and Venezuela (folder 108-3).

As terrorism came into vogue as a method of solving problems, various EFMA reports and meetings began to discuss the issue: folders 10-14 and 12-12, both contain information on how to protect missions and missionaries from terrorism; folder 13-3 contains recommendations on evacuation (if necessary), avoidance of kidnaping, and information on CIA involvement with missionaries.

Also touched on are relief efforts and aid to refugees. Among these are: a file concerning poor treatment of Vietnamese refugees by their Danish hosts (folder 12-15); the Korean War (folder 2-37); and a memo on European War Relief (folder 1-49).

II. Nationalism, communism, etc. International social movements are considered from various angles. Documents in folder 4-15 relate to a 1961 conference in Lima, Peru, where the impression was created that the World Council of Churches intended to use "rapid social change," if not revolution, for its own ends; also from the conference is the paper, "The Evangelical Churches in the Changing Situation in Latin America," which addressed "Yankee Imperialism" and its implications for missions in Latin America (folder 4-29), and material on a special set of meetings at which Castro and Cuba (folder 4-30, which also contains material on the Bolivian Revolution of 1922) were discussed.

An extreme impact of national rebellion on missionaries was illustrated during the rebellion of Congolese Simbas in 1964 and 1965. A number of missionaries were murdered, the most notable of which was medical missionary Paul Carlson, whose portrait was featured on the cover of Time magazine following his execution (folder 102-2).

The question of cultural pride in South American countries was the focus of a confidential report by William J. Kornfield in 1975 that stressed governmental attempts to "control religious missions that propose cultural change" by withholding visas (folder 11-19); in the same folder is more material by Kornfield about the "culture of conquest" or "donor culture" vs. indigenous culture. This was a topic discussed as early as 1947, preserved in an address, "Nationalism and Foreign Missionaries" (folder 1-13).

The fear of the spread of communism, throughout the United States and around the world, generated a wide variety of thought and interaction. Folder 2-37, contains interesting material about the upsurge of American anti-communism. Folder 4-11, contains official memos on communism, China, and the Bricker Amendment (which sought to impose controls on the power of the President to negotiate treaties); the 196l EFMA convention was the scene of addresses re communism (folder 4-17); this file also has two data sheets recording convention audience response to an anti-communism, anti-student-demonstration movie.

Other items of relevance to the study of communism include: a 1955 convention address, "Communism: A Missionary Problem" (folder 3-13); a 1959 address on communism in general (folder 4-9); a letter from Palestine during the Jewish takeover in 1948 (folder 1-45) and information about Palestine, 1949 (folder 2-10); a letter from the NAE to Secretary of State Dean Acheson, opposing diplomatic recognition of Franco's Spain (folder 2-3); "displaced persons" files (folders 1-4, 2-4, and 2-11); West Pakistan's relations with England (folder 4-31); documents illustrating the fear of the spread of communism from Cuba (folder 7-4, including a pamphlet entitled "Christiano: Que del Comunismo?"); material on communism in Peru (folder 106-15), and, more broadly, a report, "Communist Propaganda Activities in Latin America in 1961" (folder 105-9); and a 1959 report authored by the US Congress's Committee on Un-American Activities, "Communist Persecution of Churches in Red China and Northern Korea" (folder 101-1).

III. Public Policy Issues. Domestic politics and social concern also played an important role in EFMA activity and considerations. A few samples:

Researchers should refer to the notes in the Inter-Church Relations section of this guide which follows, as the relationship between evangelicals and Roman Catholics became visible in discussion over issues of public policy.

IV. Inter-church relations/Ecumenism: conflict and cooperation. Inter-church relations were an important aspect of EFMA endeavor. The majority of material on conflict between Christian bodies centers on the struggles evangelicals had with liberal Protestants and Roman Catholics. These conflicts are documented in both mission field settings and at the executive levels of organizations.

A. Ecumenical movement. An interesting set of letters from Bob Jones, Sr., and Bob Jones, Jr., in 1950 (folder 2-23) provides a perspective of the fundamentalist-modernist controversy, which itself intensified evangelical wariness of the ecumenical movement. Friction between the evangelicals and the National Council of Churches (NCC) and World Council of Churches (WCC) is evident in many files. Evangelical distrust of the WCC and NCC was based on their emphasis on unity at the expense of doctrine. A few highlights:

Other files illustrate evangelicals' concern about ecumenism in various locations. Folder 4-2 discusses Latin American ecumenism. Folder 4-14 contains a letter about ecumenism's threat to Angolan Protestantism. Folder 7-29 concerns "New Life for All," an ecumenical experiment in Nigeria among missions representing Anglicans, Assemblies of God churches, Methodists, Churches of Christ, and Baptists missions.

Of special note is a series of files on Zaire (folders 16-5 through 9), which trace the history of Zaire's ecumenism, against the backdrop of the nation's stormy political history between 1964-1974 and its move toward nationalizing the church in Zaire. Among the events, people, and topics covered are:

The nationalization of the church was felt in other areas as well. The 1957 Mission Executives Retreat heard a paper entitled "Nationalization of the Assemblies of God in Mexico" (folder 3-37). A Latin American conference from the same time period (folder 3-33) addressed the question of church nationalization, along with other political concerns.

B. Evangelical/Roman Catholic Relationships. The heated conflict over public policy issues between antagonistic evangelical and Roman Catholic factions is well documented. Folder 2-9 relates to a congressional bill concerning aid to schools, and the attempt of some evangelicals to limit such aid exclusively to public schools.

Documentation of the efforts of Protestants and Other Americans United (POAU) include results of the 1948 North Dakota congressional elections (folder 2-1) and letters (folders 2-65,47) written denouncing President Truman's appointment of an ambassador to the Vatican; the file also touches on the issue of tax-exempt status for Roman Catholic schools. A catch-all file (folder 4-11) contains material on the parochial school aid question, the Vatican ambassador, and the entire church-state issue. Additional church-state relationship material is available in folder 4-17 and 5-2, and on tape in recordings from the 1978 Mission Executives Retreat, the theme of which was the church-state issue (T1 through 8).

Pope Paul VI's visit to the United States in 1965 brought angry correspondence (folder 7-8) from some evangelicals. Particularly interesting are the replies from major networks' executives (NBC, CBS, and ABC) to the charges that the Pope's visit was accorded too much coverage.

The relationships between Protestants and Catholics in various countries is documented in numerous files. The researcher should consult those country files, both in the Protestants in Catholic Countries series and the Countries Files series, where a Catholic majority is more likely to have an adverse effect on a Protestant minority (i.e., the Philippines, folder 107-1).

C. Other relationships. There is relatively little in the collection about trouble between evangelical bodies in mission situations. Of the few:

Folder 7-14 contains papers about a Pan African Conference, and documents about an intriguing situation where EFMA took the middle ground between the WCC and the combative ICCC led by Carl McIntire.

On the domestic front, a few files touch on conflict within the conservative wing of the American church, particularly with the International Council of Christian Churches (ICCC) and American Council of Christian Churches (ACCC). Material on the ACCC can be found in folders 2-24 and 2-3l. Carl McIntire states in a lengthy letter (folder 2-l7) why the ICCC and ACCC could not deal with the NAE.

V. Geographic emphasis. The descriptions which follow highlight some of the files that refer specifically to the EFMA and its work as it related to certain geographic areas of the globe: Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

A. Africa. The earliest EFMA files are almost devoid of material concerning Africa. Three items of interest from these early years are a 1943 edition of the constitution of the Congo Protestant Council (folder 1-14); a 1948 London conference, called by the British government, which emphasized missions in Africa (folder 1-47); and Vice President Richard M. Nixon's 1957 report, "The Emergence of Africa," filed along with several Department of State brochures and pamphlets on Africa (folder 4-9).

The strongest expression of EFMA concern and activity in Africa (reflected in its records) is seen in its establishment of the Evangelical Committee for Africa in 1962, from which developed the Africa Evangelical Office (AEO) in Nairobi, from which emerged the Association of Evangelicals of Africa and Madagascar (AEAM) in 1966. Ken Downing, on loan from Africa Inland Mission, was chosen to direct the AEO. His correspondence can be found in most folders dealing with Africa (see the guide Container List). Eric Maillefer (pronounced My-fair) and his wife Lydia arrived in Nairobi in 1965 to assist in the work of the AEO. As with Downing, Maillefer's correspondence is found in most files concerning Africa after 1965. With the formation of AEAM, Downing served as its director until his resignation in 1971 (folders 7-16, 8-2 and 19). The AEAM continued under the direction of General Secretary Byang Kato, a native African. Kato's brief career with AEAM, ending with his accidental drowning in 1975, is documented in folders 11-12 and 22, 12-11 and 33.

A number of files include a rich source of information on the AEO and AEAM, the contacts Downing had throughout Africa, and the social and political status of the continent's many countries. Among the highlights:

Woven into the movement to create an evangelical alliance in Africa is a concern over the ecumenical question, illustrated in folders 7-14, "WCC and ICCC in Nigeria," and 7-29, "New Life for All." See also folders 6-12 through 6-15, especially 6-12 for material re the Consultation of the Union of the Churches of Congo).

Folder 6-1 has a quantity of material on the organization of the Congo Protestant Council, and other material that touches on a broad spectrum of activity: the launching of the All Africa Conference of Churches; TEAM involvement in Africa; tensions between evangelical fellowships and the WCC; an embezzler known as Mr. Pindi; the general state of the church in the Congo; the Ivory Coast Fellowship; an AEO visit to South Africa, Rhodesia, and Nyasaland in 1963; and a letter from David E. Climenhaga, bishop of the Rhodesia Brethren in Christ Church, re a proposed evangelical fellowship here, separate from the WCC.

One impact of the African continent's political and social turmoil on missionaries was illustrated during the rebellion of Congolese Simbas in 1964 and 1965. A number of missionaries were murdered, the most notable of which was medical missionary Paul Carlson, whose portrait was featured on the cover of Time magazine following his execution (folder 102-2).

Deserving of highlights are these items found in folders that in general concern Africa:

Many folders not wholly concerned with African affairs contain miscellaneous bits of information about Africa, such as in folder 8-13, a letter about the future of missions in the Congo; folder 9-36 on trouble between churches in Uganda; folder 9-38, news items of and concerning mission work in Ivory Coast, Kenya, and Nigeria.

B. Asia. EFMA materials dealing with the Asia vary considerably in quality over time, with much of the most interesting material in the early files. Records dating from the first phase of involvement with China touch on:

President Nixon's 1972 visit to China renewed evangelical's hope of again sending missionaries to China. The 1972 EFMA convention heard an address by Ted Engstrom of World Vision International on the current situation in light of Nixon's visit to Red China (folder 9-3). There quickly followed a "China Consultation" in Keswick, New Jersey, on the prospects for future mission work in China (folder 9-29). A joint EFMA-IFMA Evangelical China Committee was formed in 1975 to prepare for the work ahead (folder 11-21). The same year a "Love China '75 Seminar" was held to the same end (folder 11-19) and also that year the EFMA-IFMA Evangelical Asia Committee received an "Asian briefing" from a State Department official (folder 11-10). There are also files concerning two groups interested in China: Far East Broadcast Company (folder 9-44) and Far Eastern Gospel Crusade (folders 2-45 and 9-45).

Two files focus on Taiwan. Folder 3-31 contains material on tensions between Catholics and Protestants in Taiwan. Folder 10-39 holds a hymnal with Chinese characters and a paper by Thomas Wang, "Mobilization and Evangelism of the Chinese Churches." Folder 2-5 has information about the Evangelical Fellowship of Hong Kong.

Folder 35-10 contains a geographically broad report, "Random Observations of Missionary Work Among Chinese in the Diaspora."

There are several files that center attention on Japan. Folder 1-24 has statement about missionary policy on Japan, written at the close of World War II when that field was expected to reopen. Folder 2-6 has correspondence from Pocket Testament League field secretary Timothy Pietsch concerning an interview he had with General Douglas MacArthur. Folder 1-14 contains material on the return of missionaries to Japan in 1947. Post-war radio mission enterprise in Japan is depicted in folders 2-7 and 2-30; see especially the constitution of Japanese Christian Broadcast Company in 2-7. Files containing Japanese material in general are 1-46, 2-28, and 2-45. Examples of Japanese literature are found in 1-46. A short but important report presented to the 1952 EFMA convention on Shintoism in Japan, is in folder 3-6. Two folders have material on Japan dating from a later period: folder 6-10 contains mid1960's correspondence of the Japan Council of Evangelical Missions; folder 9-24 has a 1973 report of the Assemblies of God's Far East Mission Work. Also of interest is criticism of evangelistic crusades led in Japan by Bob Pierce (folder 105-5).

An overview of the situation in Bangladesh is available in folder 23-1. Folder 69-24 contains a training manual for evangelism in the Soviet Union.

Folder 107-1 includes an interesting item, a thesis, Survey of Pagan Tribes in the Philippines and on Missionary Efforts Toward Their Evangelization.

Folders 108-4,5 contain material related to the Vietnam War, including a report prepared by the Lyndon Johnson White House, titled "Why Vietnam?", which includes the texts of comments made by Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson, and Johnson's Secretary of Defense, Robert McNamara.

C. Latin America. By far in the area for which the EFMA records have the most data in its first nineteen boxes is Latin America. Of vital interest is the 1959-61 "Latin America Survey," the findings of which were published under the title Protestant Missions in Latin America: A Statistical Survey. Box 15 contains the raw data gathered for the project, including correspondence, notes, and separate files on thirty-two countries (see Contain List). These country files include data sheets submitted by every mission board operating in that country, giving size, budget, etc. of individual mission stations. Several folders include maps of the areas, which are more fully described under the Location Record for Oversized Material. Of special note is a series of pamphlets published by the Assemblies of God describing its missions in each of the Latin American countries. More information on the project, especially the records of merchandising the finished product, can be found in the general files, folders 4-22, 4-23, 5-18, and 5-19.

The general files contain much information about specific problems and events in Latin America. Once again are case studies of persecution of missionaries. Among these are:

Material on missionary activity and general conditions in specific countries is also available. Missions in Bolivia are the subject of folders 7-4 (political information, deals with the fear of communism's immigration), 7-11 (correspondence with the Bolivian Indian Mission), and 9-38 (concerns another mission in Bolivia). Folder 10-28 has papers presented to the Evangelical Committee on Latin America concerning Ecuador and Haiti. Folder 12-39 contains Paul N. Lewis's paper, "Hundreds, Thousands, or Millions," concerning missions in Brazil and Catholic-Protestant relations there. Folder 7-31 has a paper, "Strategy to Reach a Nation with the Gospel," presented to a 1969 consultation on "saturation evangelism" set forth the methods used for a nationwide evangelistic crusade in Brazil in 1965, which resulted in 100,000 decisions for Christ, and 300 new churches. The files from the EFMA 1947 convention (folders 1-13 and 1-14) have material concerning evangelism in Honduras, Guatemala and Puerto Rico; also included is the constitution of "Concilio Cubano de Iglesias" (Cuba). Folders 4-15 and 5-12 contain information on political and ecclesiastical matters in Argentina and Guatemala in the early 1960's; folder 4-15 also contains two booklets, "El Problema del Protestantismo en Colombia" and "Hacia la Iglesia"). WCC intervention in Central America is described in folder 5-28 as it is for South America in folder 5-10.

Much Latin American material is found in folders concerning several conferences, consultations, and meetings. One such file is folder 3-33, which includes correspondence, reports, statistics, and papers presented on mission work, political commentary, and the threat of church nationalization. A 1959 communications congress held in Cali, Colombia, by Literatura Evangelica para America Latina (LEAL, folder 4-8) included a lengthy report, "The Challenge of Gospel Broadcasting in Latin America." Folder 16-2, concerning the same conference, has material about many types of media: radio, television, press, phonograph, etc. The Second Latin American Conference, held in 196l and 1962 at Lima and Huampani, Peru, is covered by material in several folders (folders 4-2 and 15). Folders 4-29 and 4-30 contain substantial material on all facets of the Conference, including correspondence, newspaper publicity, Spanish literature (especially Rodeheaver-Hall-Mack Co. promotional literature) and texts of papers delivered. Folders 16-15 and 16-16 also deal wholly with that conference. A Third Latin American Congress (folder 7-21) was held in 1969.

In 1970, a Latin American Consultation was held at Elburn, Illinois. Folder 8-12 contains manuscript notes from the sessions; feedback from participants on the effect of the consultation; and critical reviews of William Read, Victor Montresso and Harmon Johnson's Latin American Church Growth. A separate Haitian Consultation was also held in 1970, on the strength of the argument that Haiti, while geographically a part of Latin America, was culturally segregated from the rest of the hemisphere. The last of the Latin American conferences in this collection was the 1976 Quito Consultation, called in order to obtain from a "small, but significant cross-section" of evangelical churches and missions (pastors, denominational/para-church leaders, etc., from Mexico, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Argentina, and Peru) the Latin American perspective on church-mission relations. Included in the file (folder 13-17) along with the usual correspondence and papers, is a Spanish hymnal, and evangelistic tracts and brochures. Of special interest are cartoonist's sketches of participants, including Wade Coggins, IFMA's Jack Frizen, and EMIS's Vergil Gerber.

One potpourri file (folder 11-19) deserves consideration for its Latin American contents. Included in it is the William Kornfield report "for those involved in programs of mission strategy overseas" about South America and his belief that its governments were beginning to view foreign missionaries as threats to national, indigenous culture. Also in the file are two other reports, one on hurricane Fifi's spree in Honduras, 1975; and on the ecumenical problem, "Cooperation: An Obstacle to Church Growth in Latin America?" Folder 13-4 includes a paper, "Protestant Belief Systems in Three Latin American Countries: A Preliminary Report of an Empirical Analysis." The three countries were Argentina, Peru, and Mexico.

Description of the data on Latin America in the collection is incomplete without mention of the numerous files of CLASE (Consulta Latino Americana Sobre Evangelismo) and ECLA (Evangelical Committee on Latin America): folders 4-2, 4-15, 5-3 through 5-10, 5-12, 5-25 through 5-27, 6-20, 6-25, 7-21, 9-1, 10-28, 11-18, and 13-1. These contain extensive material in Spanish (see especially folders 5-3 through 5-9). An example of what these files contain is illustrated by folder 6-20: a letter from Eugene Wittig about violence done to a mission school in Colorado, Colombia (see also photos of the school); an incomplete run of the Spanish "Boletin Informativo"; a paper, "The Position of the Gospel Mission of South America on CLASE"; and material on LEAL and DIA (Diffusiones Inter Americanas), the latter a communications organization.

VI. Communications & Media. A major EFMA concern was that of communications, principally as it related to the spreading of the Gospel, reflecting both a concern for principles of communication and the related technology.

Literature was one focus of this concern. Much of what the EFMA did in this regard was through the Evangelical Literature Overseas (ELO) and its leaders Harold B. Street, Peter Gunther, and later James L. Johnson (folders 3-16, 3-17, 3-31, 4-7, 4-19, 4-20, 6-30, 9-42, 10-34, and 12-37). Issues touched on in these files include: the discussion about Wheaton College's possible establishment of a writing major geared to mission needs (folder 3-31); the financial operations of ELO (folder 10-34); the possibility of ELO becoming an EFMA/IFMA joint committee (folder 10-34).

Other literature related materials:

Other materials on ministry through literature are available in folders 1-40 through 1-42, 2-26, and 3-2. Most convention files (see Container List, "EFMA Convention...") contain reports from the EFMA Literature Committee. Examples of pieces of literature are included in some files: Spanish (folders 1-33, 2-68, 3-20, and 5-9); Japanese (folder 1-46); and French (folder 8-11). The ECLA files, especially folder 9-1, also contain literature concerns.

There is considerable material in the collection on electronic communications, specifically radio. Random highlights include:

Researchers should also note the NRB (National Religious Broadcasters) files in both the annual subseries and the Reference Files series.

The NAE developed its own radio program in 196l, "Bridges to Understanding," which featured spots about foreign missions around the globe. Folder 4-27 contains correspondence and scripts for the show, aired by NBC. Folder 4-26 concerns another radio show, "The Church at Work."

Two files reflect EFMA involvement in the film industry and the use of motion pictures to promote mission interest. Folder 2-58 concerns the film company Missions Visualized. Folder 7-3 documents the production, financing, and marketing of the film Anything Can Happen, including brochures, publicity, and shooting-script excerpts.

Another aspect of EFMA's involvement in communication was through its own publications. Evangelical Missions Information Service (EMIS) assumed responsibility for this after its founding in 1963 (folders 7-23, 9-1, 9-4, 9-5, 9-38, 10-31, 11-19, 12-38). EMIS publications for which some aspect is documented in the collection are: Missionary News Service, as a clearing house for evangelical mission news on a worldwide scope (early issues are noted on the Location List for periodicals); Pulse, a digest of mission news tailored to specific geographical areas (folder 7-21 contains random issues, and folder 9-38 has issues of Asia Pulse, Muslim World Pulse, and Africa Pulse); and Evangelical Mission Quarterly (EMQ, folder 11-25). Folder 9-5 includes a copy of Wheaton College Graduate Communications Department paper, "A Study of Subscribers to Evangelical Missions Quarterly."

The collection also has extensive files of two other publications: CEDEC Bulletins, and "Mission Executives Retreat Report". The series of CEDEC Bulletins (folders 17-12 and 17-13), issued by the news service of the Evangelical Confederation of Colombia from its Barranquilla, Colombia, office, covers a twelve year period (1951-1962). Some issues are in English, while others are in Spanish. Covered in the publication are a myriad of topics of interest to South American evangelicals, including tensions between Catholics and Protestants, and Billy Graham's 1962 appearance in Colombia. The "Mission Executives Retreat Reports" (Box 18 and 19) from 1955 to 1977 (lacking 1973 when none was issued, and 1976) contain exactly what its title claims: papers presented at retreats, committee reports, etc. The themes of individual retreats reflect the concerns of mission executives from their experience in the mission world.

Much of the communications-related material in the collection is found in files about individual conferences. Among the more significant of these was:

Other conference files with communication-related material include the 1955 World Conference on Missionary Radio (folder 17-11), the 1957 Panamerican Christian Network Conference (folder 17-2), and the 1971 Africa-wide Christian Communications Conference (folder 16-1).

VII. Conferences, consultations, etc. An central activity of EFMA and its executives is the sponsoring of or participation in conferences, consultations, seminars, and meetings. Some of these have already been identified: Second Latin American Conference (Lima, Peru), 196l; Third Latin American Conference, 1969; a Communications Conference (Cali, Colombia), 1959; a Second Communications Conference (Huampani, Peru), 1962; the Quito Consultation, 1976; and CLASE (Consulta Latino Americana Sobre Evangelismo).

Major meetings coordinated by EFMA each year were its annual convention and the Mission Executives Retreat. Both of these events are well documented throughout the collection. The researcher should consult the Container List under the folder headings, "EFMA Convention" and "Mission Executives Retreat" in the appropriate year's files. These files are largely correspondence regarding routine details such as reservations and general housekeeping measures. However, meeting minutes, texts of addresses and papers, reports, etc. can also be found in the folders. The "meat" of the Mission Executives Retreats is in boxes 18 and 19, which contains the published reports between 1955 and 1977. Audio tapes of addresses at the 1977, 1978, 1981, 1982, and 1983 meetings are described in further detail in the Location Record for audio tapes.

In 1967 EFMA sponsored a "Think Conference," with its stated purpose: "to determine the best way of evaluating the effectiveness of evangelical mission programs, to identify necessary changes in existing programs, to recommend action, and to outline steps for implementation." Correspondence, addresses, minutes, etc. about this Conference are available in folders 7-12, 17-4 through 17-6, and folder 208-5 in the General Correspondence.

The 1971 Mission Executives Retreat was expanded into a series of meetings at Green Lake, Wisconsin. Materials on these meetings, known by the title, "Missions in Creative Tension" or "Green Lake '71" are found in folders 11-34 and 19-6.

In 1973 EFMA co-sponsored (with the IFMA and the Association of Evangelical Professors of Missions [AEPM]) a "Study Conference" which sought to answer the questions: How can North American agencies aid Third World national churches in evangelistic work, and encourage them to send their own missionaries? How can North American missionaries help? How can evangelical relations be secured and bettered area-wide, nation-wide, and world-wide? Folders 10-16 through 10-19 contain the records of this conference. The work of another EFMA/IFMA/AEPM Retreat in 1976 (folders 12-44 through 12-46) was documented in a book (see especially folder 12-45), containing all the papers presented, titled Evangelical Missions Tomorrow.

Files for EFMA sponsored meetings may include participant lists, reports and papers, program books and the handwritten notes of the Executive Director.

Over the years, the EFMA participated in various other conferences sponsored by other bodies. Folder 6-23 concerns the 1966 Congress on the Church's Worldwide Mission, held in Wheaton, Illinois. It includes drafts of session papers, press releases, statement of purpose, delegate lists, statistics on world population, and perhaps most importantly, early drafts and revisions of the Wheaton Declaration which was the foundational document produced by the Congress. Folders 6-24, 16-11, and 16-12 also concern the Congress, and folder 11-34 includes questionnaires completed by participants in the Congress. folder 16-10 contains records of the Congress Continuing Committee, instituted to extend the impact of the Congress.

EFMA's participation in the 1974 International Congress on World Evangelization (ICOWE) held in Lausanne, Switzerland (folder 10-36) is documented through Wade Coggins' manuscript notes from the sessions, which offer a firsthand reflection on the Congress, and a manuscript, "What's Behind the Idea of a Missionary Moratorium."

A few of the others documented in the collection:

Numerous other meetings, described in the Container List, are also documented in the collection.

VIII. Personnel. The Personnel and Student Affairs Committee was an EFMA standing committee beginning in 1974 (folders 11-2, 12-4, and 13-15). This committee, under Virgil Newbrander's leadership was involved in missionary evaluation through psychological tests, etc. Personnel selection was always a prime focus of the EFMA, as evidenced by the files and cases involving individual missionaries or employees. Folder 8-18 contains the records of a Personnel Seminar, highlighting the scientific methods outlined for selection, screening and administration of employees. Evaluation of personnel was one of the topics of the 1977 Missions Executives Retreat (See the Audio Tape Location Record, T9 through 14. Also see the folder 39-36, which includes a copy of its candidate assessment form.

IX. Correspondents. The collection's eclectic coverage of evangelical concerns naturally produced correspondence with many major figures from within and outside the evangelical world. A few samples with their subject are:

There are more correspondents in the EFMA papers than can feasiblely be noted individually. What follows here is a box-by-box sampling of some of the correspondents in the Correspondence and General Files series. This is not an exhaustive listing: it does not exclude other correspondents as present within the files nor does it claim that writers listed are to be found only in that box. Authors listed may be in one or more folders within a box; it was not possible to identify writers folder-by-folder. The persons mentioned were chosen subjectively, with consideration given to volume of correspondence, quality of correspondence, and importance of author. The sole judge on these criteria was the processor.

X. Foreign Language Documents. While the vast majority of the collection's documents are in English, a few of the files contain documents in Spanish (folders 1-33, 2-68, 3-20, 5-3 through 5-9, folders 32-3,4,5, folder 49-2, folder 52-10, folders 84-20 through 89-11, folders 97-16 through 98-22, folder 102-5, and folders 106-1,2,14,15), Portuguese (folders 44-3, 97-5 and 107-3), Japanese (folder 1-46), and French (folder 8-11). Folders 17-12 and 13 contain issues of CEDEC Bulletins, some of which are in Spanish.

XI Miscellaneous. As an association of mission agencies, the EFMA necessarily dealt with a wide scope of missions and missionaries on unique matters. The Assemblies of God was a frequent correspondent about many individual situations its missionaries encountered (folders 1-19, 1-24, 2-19, 3-37, 8-32, 9-24 and 12-7). Of special interest are these incidents: the nationalization of the Mexican church (folder 3-37); missionaries in Iran with legal problems (folder 8-32); and the Congregational Church's receiving a permit for mission activity from the Marshall Islands' "Institute for Cultural Affairs" (folder 12-7).

The following highlights the more interesting "miscellaneous" missions:

The EFMA records are also a rich source for information about other organizations. Among them:

World Relief Commission, whose documents include information from diverse areas such as Bangladesh, Pakistan, Thailand, South Vietnam, Haiti, Guatemala, Honduras, and Chad (folders 11-8, 12-18, 13-24).

Organization Resources Counselors, consultants offering professional advice on world finance, dispensed information to EFMA members on their utilization of funds (folders 8-16, 8-30, 9-14, 10-13, 10-14, 10-42, 11-1, 12-3, 13-11, 13-12 and 13-13).

Information by or about the Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association (IFMA) is dispersed throughout the collection, principally in files which concerned the IFMA as well as the EFMA, such as Evangelical Missions Information Service or a regional committee. A merger of IFMA and EFMA was considered in correspondence between Clyde Taylor and Harmon S. Nixon in 1947 (folder 1-23). Cooperation between the two is discussed in folder 2-28. Also see folder 3-32 for IFMA material.

Some of the most intriguing items and topics, sampled below, are buried in files without any notice on folder headings, etc.

The collection contains some information on missionary use of aviation, ranging from files with aviation information (folder 1-12) to letters from James Truxton and others concerning Christian Airmen's Missionary Fellowship's philosophy and in-house problems. Folder 1-26 contains a 1946 report titled, "Missionary Aviation--Why and How."

Other bits and pieces include: screening of missionary personnel (folder 3-24); discussion on proper salaries and allowances for missionaries (folder 3-37); the Biblical authority for missions (folder 4-12); missionary education and missionaries' children's education folder 4-9); discussion on whether the NAE should declare policy on moral or ethical issues (folder 4-11); Selective Service classification of missionaries (folder 6-33); tax information for missionaries (folder 8-13); Philippine social security obligations (folder 9-44); and general surveys of missions around the world (folders 1-28 and 4-4).

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Provenance

LOCATION RECORD
Accession 80-99, 88-42, 89-90, 89-127, 90-15, 91-4, 92-106, 97-23, 97-35
Type of Material: Audio Tapes
The following item(s), arranged chronologically, are located in the AUDIO TAPE FILE:

IFMA/EFMA Fall Retreat, 9/27-10/1/76.
T91 - Cassette. Ralph Winter on "Evangelical Missions Today." 9/27/76.

T92 - Cassette. Ray Ortlund on "Biblical Dimensions." Part of daily devotional series.

T93 - Cassette. Side 1: Pablo Perez (#5) on "Future Role of Missions in Latin America I." Side 2: Enrique Guang (#6) on "Future Role of Missions." 9/28/76.

T94 - Cassette. George Peters I on "Reading Unreached Peoples;" conclusion of Enrique Guang on "Future Role of Missions." 9/28/76.

T95 - Cassette. George Peters II on "Issues Confronting Evangelical Missions." 9/29/76.

T96 - Cassette. Wade Coggins on "New Patterns for Missions," 9/29/76. Eldon Howard on "Financing Missions in the Future," 9/30/76.

T97 - Cassette. Waldron Scott on "Evangelical Cooperation," 9/29/76. Conclusion of Eldon Howard on "Financing Missions in the Future," 9/30/76.

T98 - Cassette. Ray Ortlund on "Biblical Dimensions." Part of daily devotional series.

T99 - Cassette. Richard Oestreicher on "Interaction: Inflation, administration costs, deferred giving, pensions, etc." 9/30/76

T100 - Cassette. E. L. Frizen on "Education Today for Missions Tomorrow." 9/30/76.

T101 - Cassette. Ed Neteland on "Management of Missions Tomorrow." 9/30/76.

T102 - Cassette. Luis Palau on "Evangelism in the Future." 9/30/76.

T103 - Cassette. Wilfred Bellamy on "Personnel for Tomorrow's Mission." 10/1/76.

T104 - Cassette. Ian Hay on "Missions and the Future." 10/1/76.

IFMA/EFMA Mission Executives Retreat, 9/26-29/77.
T9 - Reel-to-reel, 7-1/2 ips, approximately 45 minutes. Melvin L. Hodges: Keynote address, "Apostolic Missions Today." 9/26/77. Address text or notes in printed form in folder 19-3.

T10 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 90 minutes. Gordon McDonald: "The Local Church in the Evaluation Process" (Part 1); discussion. 9/27/77. Address text or notes in printed form in folder 19-3.

T105 - Cassette. Memorial Service for Milt Baker. 9/27/77.

T11 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips. Continuation of Gordon McDonald address (T10) and discussion, approximately 20 minutes, 9/27/77; Pat Mortenson: "The Role of Women in Missions," approximately 35 minutes, 9/28/77; Larry Poland: "Combined Media in Evangelism," approximately 40 minutes, 9/29/77. Address texts or notes in printed form in folder 19-3.

T12 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 45 minutes. Virgil Olson: "The Basis of Evaluation of Missionaries." 9/27/77. Address text or notes in printed form in folder 19-3.

T13 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips. "Cooperation in Evaluation" (continuation from T15, Side 1), approximately 30 minutes; Betty Vetterlein: "Response from Mission Committees" (Part 1; continuation on T15, Side 2), approximately 15 minutes. 9/27/77. Address texts or notes in printed form in folder 19-3.

T14 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips. Wesley L. Duewel: "A Case History of Evaluation in OMS International," approximately 40 minutes; Hans M. Wilhelm: "Evaluation of Missionaries at Overseas Crusades," approximately 40 minutes. 9/27/77. Address texts or notes in printed form in folder 19-3.

T15 - Cassette. Side 1 - Don Hamilton: Task Force Report on "Cooperation in Evaluation," followed by panel discussion (continued on T13), approximately 90 minutes. Side 2 - Betty Vetterlein: "Response From Mission Committees" (continued on T13), approximately 10 minutes; Donald Bray: "Evaluation: A Missionary's Response," approximately 15 minutes; followed by panel discussion, approximately 15 minutes. 9/27/77. Address texts or notes in printed form in folder 19-3.

T16 - Cassette. Side 1 - Gordon MacDonald: two Bible studies, approximately 20 minutes each, 9/27-28/77. Side 2 - Gordon MacDonald: Bible study, approximately 25 minutes; Jeff Wiebe: report on Project Lookup, which used satellite technology for international broadcasting of television programs, approximately 20 minutes. 9/29/77.

T17 - Cassette. Side 1 - Ben Armstrong: "The Outreach of Gospel Broadcasting," approximately 40 minutes. David Carlson: "Communication Through Audio Cassettes" (includes slide presentation), approximately 5 minutes. Side 2 - David Carlson: continuation from Side 1, approximately 15 minutes; Ben Armstrong: "Challenges Facing Gospel Broadcasting," approximately 25 minutes. 9/28/77. Address texts in printed form in folder 19-3.

T18 - Cassette. Side 1 - Robert F. Rice: "Adult Literacy: The Bible and Evangelism," approximately 45 minutes. Side 2 - H. Robert Cowles: "Print: The Quiet Medium," approximately 20 minutes; C. Ray Carlson: "Film and Video in Missions Strategy," approximately 25 minutes. 9/28/77. Address texts or notes in printed form in folder 19-3.

T19 - Cassette. Side 1 - C. Ray Carlson: continuation of T18, approximately 10 minutes, 9/28/77; Joseph Kilpatrick with Roger Olson: "Combined Media in Education and Communication: A Case Study," approximately 35 minutes, 9/29/77. Side 2 - Joseph Kilpatrick: continuation from Side 1, approximately 40 minutes. 9/28-29/77. Address texts or notes in printed form in folder 19-3.

IFMA/EFMA Mission Executives Retreat, 9/26-28/78.
T1 - Reel-to-reel, 7-1/2 ips, approximately 45 minutes. Horace L. Fenton, Jr.: Bible study, "The Wineskin of Mission Witness: Partnership." 9/26/78.

T2 - Reel-to-reel, 7-1/2 ips, approximately 30 minutes. Horace Fenton, Jr.: Bible study, "Wineskin of Motivation." 9/27/78.

T3 - Reel-to-reel, 7-1/2 ips, approximately 45 minutes. Horace Fenton Jr.: Bible study, "The Wineskin of Management of Resources." 9/28/78.

T4 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 75 minutes. Earle Cairns: "Under Three Flags: Christ and Caesar in Missions, The Biblical Conception," followed by discussion. 9/26/78.

T5 - Reel-to-reel, 7-1/2 ips, approximately 20 minutes. Continuation of T6.

T6 - Reel-to-reel, 7-1/2 ips, approximately 50 minutes. Earle Cairns, "Under Three Flags: History of Church and State." 9/27/78.

T7 - Reel-to-reel, 7-1/2 ips, 62 minutes. 1 side. Earle Cairns, "Under Three Flags: Development of Christian Principles with respect to Communism and Totalitarianism." 9/28/78.

T8 - Reel-to-reel, 7-1/2 ips, approximately 55 minutes. Earle Cairns, "Under Three Flags: Problems and Applications in Social Change." 9/28/78.

IFMA/EFMA Study Conference, 9/28-10/2/81.
T20 - Cassette, approximately 90 minutes. Peter Letchford: Bible study. 9/29,30/81.

T21 - Cassette, approximately 60 minutes. Peter Letchford: Bible study. 10/1-2/81.

T22 - Cassette, approximately 75 minutes. Personnel Committee: "Personnel for Our Generation." 10/1/81.

T23 - Cassette, approximately 80 minutes. Continuation of T17.

T24 - Cassette, approximately 90 minutes. John T. Seamonds: Keynote address, " Serving Our Generation." 9/28/81.

T25 - Cassette, approximately 90 minutes. James Somerville: "Compassion for Our Generation." 9/29/81.

T26 - Cassette, approximately 80 minutes. Lois McKinney: "Training Our Generation." 9/30/81.

T27 - Cassette, approximately 75 minutes. Warren Webster: "Reaching Our Generation." 10/1/81.

T28 - Cassette, approximately 55 minutes. Robertson McQuilkin: " Understanding Our Generation." 9/29/81.

T29 - Cassette, approximately 70 minutes. Allen Thompson: "Strategies For Our Generation." 9/29/81.

T30 - Cassette, approximately 70 minutes. George Thomas: "Mission Self-evaluation." 9/30/81.

T31 - Cassette, approximately 70 minutes. Mission Task Force: Question & Answer panel. 9/30/81.

T32 - Cassette, approximately 40 minutes. W. Elwyn Davies: Attitude For Service to Our Generation." 10/2/81.

T33 - Cassette, approximately 75 minutes. "Issues Facing Our Generation: Africa." 9/29/81.

T34 - Cassette, approximately 70 minutes. Continuation of T28.

T35 - Cassette, approximately 60 minutes. "Issues Facing Our Generation: Asia." 9/29/81.

T36 - Cassette, approximately 35 minutes. Continuation of T28.

T37 - Cassette, approximately 60 minutes. "Issues Facing Our Generation: Western Europe." 9/29/81.

T38 - Cassette, approximately 80 minutes. Continuation of T32.

T39 - Cassette, approximately 85 minutes. "Issues Facing Our Generation: Latin America." 9/29/81.

T40 - Cassette, approximately 45 minutes. Continuation of T34.

T41 - Cassette, approximately 65 minutes. "Issues Facing Our Generation: North America." 9/29/81.

T42 - Cassette, approximately 25 minutes. Continuation of T36.

T43 - Cassette, approximately 90 minutes. "Issues Facing Our Generation: Muslim World." 9/29/81.

T44 - Cassette, approximately 90 minutes. Continuation of T38.

EFMA Annual Convention, 3/1-4/82.
T45 - Cassette, approximately 60 minutes. Larry Poland: "Spiritual Dynamics for a New Missionary Thrust." Held concurrently with NAE 40th Annual Convention, 3/3/82.

T46 - Cassette, approximately 50 minutes. William Shoemaker: "Biblical Model Roles of the Husband/Father." Held concurrently with NAE 40th Annual Convention, 3/3/82.

T106 - Cassette. Ronald Iwasko and Don Triplett on Missionary Family: Coping with Change. 3/3/82.

T47 - Cassette, approximately 55 minutes. Raymond Bakke: "Significance of Urbanization for the World Mission of the Church." Held concurrently with NAE 40th Annual Convention, 3/4/82.

T48 - Cassette, approximately 60 minutes. Wayne Bragg, Arno Enns, John Robinson: "Understanding the Political Dynamics Affecting the New Missionary Thrust." Held concurrently with NAE 40th Annual Convention, 3/4/82.

EFMA Retreat, 9/27-30/82.
T49 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 90 minutes. Larry Poland: "The Challenge of Our Future." 9/27/82.

T50 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 45 minutes. Gordon MacDonald: Bible study. 9/28/82.

T51 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 50 minutes. Gordon MacDonald: Bible study. 9/29/82.

T52 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 50 minutes. Gordon MacDonald: Bible study. 9/30/82.

T53 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 45 minutes. David Barrett: "The Challenge of the World." 9/28/82.

T54 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 45 minutes. Continuation of T43.

T55 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 40 minutes. David Barrett w/ Ed Dayton: Question and Answer session. 9/28/82.

T56 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 50 minutes. Gordon MacDonald: "The Challenge For the Church." 9/28/82.

T57 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 45 minutes. James Montgomery: "The Challenge of a Whole Country." 9/29/82.

T58 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 50 minutes. Donald McGavran: "The Challenge of the Unreached Peoples." 9/29/82.

T59 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 40 minutes. Roger Greenway: "The Challenge of the Cities." 9/29/82.

T60 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 75 minutes. James Montgomery, Ralph Winter, Roger Greenway and David Barrett: "Interaction." 9/29/82.

T61 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 60 minutes. Continuation of T50.

T62 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 60 minutes. David Wang: "The Challenge of China." 9/29/82.

T63 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 40 minutes. Ted Engstrom: "The Challenge of the Cost." 9/30/82.

T64 - Reel-to-reel, 3-3/4 ips, approximately 60 minutes. Larry Poland: "The Commitment of the Task." 9/30/82.

EFMA Annual Convention, 3/8-10/83.
T65 - Cassette, approximately 35 minutes. President Ronald Reagan. Held concurrently with the NAE 41st Annual Convention, 3/8/83.

T66 - Cassette, approximately 40 minutes. Ralph Winter. 3/9/83.

T67 - Cassette, approximately 60 minutes. Mariano DiGangi, John Perkins, Ronald Sider: "Growing Social Concern: Implications for Missions--Reflections on CRESR (Consultation on the Relationship Between Evangelism and Social Responsibility). 3/9/83.

EFMA Retreat, 9/26-29/83.
T68 - Cassette, approximately 40 minutes. Arthur Glasser: Bible study. 9/27/83.

T69 - Cassette, approximately 45 minutes. Arthur Glasser: Bible study. 9/28/83.

T70 - Cassette, approximately 35 minutes. Arthur Glasser: Bible study. 9/29/83.

T71 - Cassette, approximately 45 minutes. Harvie Conn: "Expansion of the Kingdom." 9/27/83.

T72 - Cassette, approximately 45 minutes. Ralph Covell: "Challenge of Materialism/ Secularism." 9/28/83.

T73 - Cassette, approximately 45 minutes. Larry Keyes: "Emerging Missions in Partnership." 9/29/83.

T74 - Cassette, approximately 35 minutes. Arthur Glasser: "The Kingdom and Hope." 9/27/83.

T75 - Cassette. Side 1 - James Reapsome: "Challenge to the Kingdom," approximately 20 minutes. 9/29/83. Side 2 - Al Hatch: "Liberation Theology," approximately 20 minutes. 9/27/83.

T76 - Cassette, approximately 45 minutes. Howard Snyder: "Church, Kingdom and Missions." 9/26/83.

T77 - Cassette, approximately 45 minutes. Don McCurry: "Challenge of Islam." 9/27/83.

T78 - Cassette, approximately 35 minutes. Waldron Scott: "International Partnerships." 9/28/83.

EFMA Annual Convention, 3/6-8/84.
T107 - Cassette. James A. Falkenberg, Edward A. Elliot, and Eugene Soderberg on "Working Together Through Printed Media." Held concurrently with the NAE 42^nd Annual Convention, 3/7/84.

T108 - Cassette. Luis Palau on "Media Use in Evangelism." Held concurrently with the NAE 42^nd Annual Convention, 3/7/84.

T109 - Cassette. Eugene Soderberg on "Learning to Disciple." Held concurrently with the NAE 42^nd Annual Convention, 3/7/84.

T110 - Cassette. John Smee and John Gilmore on "Meeting Pastoral Needs of Missionaries." Held concurrently with the NAE 42^nd Annual Convention, 3/7/84.

9th EFMA/IFMA Study Conference, 9/25-28/84: Biblical Balance in Modern Missions.
T111 - Cassette. Robert Coleman, "Biblical Preaching" 1 & 2. 9/25-26/84.

T112 - Cassette. Robert Coleman, "Biblical Preaching" 3 & 4. 9/27-28/84.

T113 - Cassette. Pablo Perez on "Biblical Principles," 9/25/84. Terry Hulbert on "Biblical Preparation," 9/26/84.

T114 - Cassette. Chris Marintika on "Biblical Partnership," 9/27/84. Daniel Bacon on "Biblical Response," 9/28/84.

T115 - Cassette. David Hesselgrave on "Biblical Balance in Modern Missions," 9/24/84. Ron Blue on "Biblical Balance in Mission Preparation," 9/25/84.

T116 - Cassette. Paul Cedar on "Biblical Balance in Partnership," 9/26/84. Ralph Winter on "Biblical Balance in Future Thrust," 9/27/84.

T117 - Cassette. Virgil Olson (Moderator) with panel of theologians. 9/25/84.

T118 - Cassette. Marv Mayers (Moderator) with panel of professors. 9/26/84.

T119 - Cassette. Harold Fuller (Moderator) with panel on "Church and Mission." 9/27/84.

T120 - Cassette. Music, Special Reports. 9/84.

T121 - Cassette. Wil Norton on "Ministry Education Overseas." Jack Robinson on "Missionary Continuing Education." 9/26/84.

T122 - Cassette. Paul Nelson on "MK Alternative Training." 9/27/84.

T123 - Cassette. Bill Goheen on "Short Terms," Session 1. 9/27/84.

T124 - Cassette. Bill Goheen. "Short Terms," Session 2. 9/27/84.

T125 - Cassette. Bill Goheen (Moderator) with panel on "Short Terms," Session 3. 9/28/84.

T126 - Cassette. Donald McGavran on "Missiology's Endangered Heart." 9/?/84.

T127 - Cassette. Ray Badgero on "Bicultural Simulation Models." Ralph Winter on "World Christian Encyclopedia." 9/?/84.

T128 - Cassette. John Gration on "Church/Parachurch Relations." 9/?/84.

T129 - Cassette. Gordon Aeschliman on "Integrating Young Leaders into the Mission Thrust." 9/?/84.

T130 - Cassette. Byron Spradlin on "Music, Arts in Missions Today." 9/?/84.

T131 - Cassette. Dave Bryant on "Prayer Concerts." 9/?/84.

EFMA Annual Convention, 3/5-7/85.
T132 - Cassette. Sam Wilson and others on "Sharing Hope in World Cities." 3/5/85.

T133 - Cassette. Paul Freed, Ben Armstrong, and Alan Compton on "Sharing Hope Through Broadcasting." 3/5/85.

T134 - Cassette. James Bowman on "Media-Planted Churches - Hope for Closed Areas." 3/6/85.

EFMA Fall Retreat, 9/23-26/85: Mission in the Nineties.
T135 - Cassette. Ted Ward on "Business as Usual." 9/23/85.

T136 - Cassette. Tom Houston on Tuesday Bible Hour. 9/24/85.

T137 - Cassette. Ted Ward on "Futuristic Procedure as Stewardship." 9/24/85.

T138 - Cassette. Panel Session on Tuesday Afternoon. 9/24/85.

T139 - Cassette. Panel Session on Tuesday Evening. 9/24/85.

T140 - Cassette. Tom Houston on Wednesday Bible Hour. 9/25/85.

T141 - Cassette. Wayne Shabaz and Dick Staub on "Seeing the Hand of God." 9/25/85.

T142 - Cassette. Panel Session on Wednesday Afternoon. 9/25/85.

T143 - Cassette. Byron Spradlin on "Tomorrow's World Through Music and Art." 9/25/85.

T144 - Cassette. Tom Houston on Thursday Bible Hour. 9/26/85.

T145 - Cassette. Gleanings from the Futuristic Process - Missions in the 1990's. 9/26/85.

EFMA Fall Retreat, 9/22-25/86.
T146 - Cassette. Donald Patterson on "People - God's Amazing Strategy." 9/22/86.

T147 - Cassette. Ronald Iwasko on "The Personal Function in Missions." 9/23/86.

T148 - Cassette. Gordon Engdahl on "Values/Principles for Developing People." 9/23/86.

T149 - Cassette. Donald Patterson on "Developing Effective People." 9/23/86.

T150 - Cassette. John Powell on "Overcoming Barriers to Personal Development." 9/24/86.

T151 - Cassette. Ralph Mattson on "Your Stewardship of God's Gifts of People and Resource." 9/24/86.

T152 - Cassette. Carroll Hunt on "Developing Policies to Address the Special Needs of Women." 9/24/86.

T153 - Cassette. Donald Patterson on "The Ministry of Encouragement." 9/24/86.

T154 - Cassette. Chester Quarles on "Safety Consideration for the Missionary Force." 9/25/86.

T155 - Cassette. Donald Patterson on "Going Forward in God's Strength." 9/25/86.

EFMA Annual Convention, 3/3-5/87.
T156 - Cassette. Paul McKaughan on "Developing a Strategy for a City." 3/4/87.

T157 - Cassette. David Bryant on "Reaching Cities Through Movements of Prayer for the World." 3/5/87.

EFMA Fall Retreat, 9/21-25/87: Focusing the Vision.
T158 - Cassette. Leith Anderson on "Focusing the Vision for the Nineties." 9/21/87.

T159 - Cassette. Kenneth Gangel on "Assumptions and Realities in Facing the Vision." 9/22/87.

T160 - Cassette. Stanley Davies and Ingulf Diesen on "Mission Realities Viewed from Europe." 9/22/87.

T161 - Cassette. Gangel on "Developing People to Own the Vision." 9/22/87.

T162 - Cassette. Ajith Fernando on "The Focus of our Vision." 9/22/87.

T163 - Cassette. Michael Pocock on "Preparation for Placement Effective in the Vision." 9/23/87.

T164 - Cassette. Fernando on "The Basis of our Vision." 9/23/87.

T165 - Cassette. Luis Bush on "The Expanding Vision: Emerging Missions." 9/24/87.

T166 - Cassette. William Taylor on "Emerging Missions: Comments, Models, Discussion." 9/24/87.

T167 - Cassette. Fernando on "Man's Lostness and our Vision." 9/24/87.

T168 - Cassette. Harold Fuller on "Strategy Groups: Reports and Prayer." 9/25?/87.

T169 - Cassette. Fernando on "Living the Vision: Servanthood and Mission." 9/25/87.

T170 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: Islam, Part I - Robert Douglas. 9/?/87.

T171 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: Islam, Part II - Robert Douglas. 9/?/87.

T172 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: Frontiers, Part I - Larry Allmon. 9/?/87.

T173 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: Frontiers, Part II - Larry Allmon. 9/?/87.

T174 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: Europe, Part I - George Murray. 9/?/87.

T175 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: Europe, Part II - George Murray. 9/?/87.

T176 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: Africa, Part I - Harold Fuller. 9/?/87.

T177 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: Africa, Part II - Harold Fuller. 9/?/87.

T178 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: Asia, Part I - Leonard Tuggy. 9/?/87.

T179 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: Asia, Part II - Leonard Tuggy. 9/?/87.

T180 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: Latin America, Part I - Arno Enns. 9/?/87.

T181 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: Latin America, Part II - Arno Enns. 9/?/87.

T182 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: North America, Part I - Bill Lottis. 9/?/87.

T183 - Cassette. Regional Meetings: North America, Part II - Bill Lottis. 9/?/87.

T184 - Cassette. Workshop Session: Research: New Frontiers - Howard Brant. 9/?/87.

T185 - Cassette. Workshop Session: Bi-vocational Workers - Dick Staub. 9/?/87.

T186 - Cassette. Workshop Session: Mission Media - Robert Reekie. 9/?/87.

T187 - Cassette. Workshop Session: Relief, Development, and Evangelism - Roger Greenway. 9/?/87.

T188 - Cassette. Workshop Session: Ministry Teams - Carl Wilhelm. 9/?/87.

T189 - Cassette. Workshop Session: Sharing the Vision - Colin McDougall. 9/?/87.

T190 - Cassette. EFMA Business Meeting, Part I. 9/23/87.

T191 - Cassette. EFMA Business Meeting, Part II. 9/24/87.

EFMA Annual Convention, 3/8-10/88: Passing the Vision -- It Can Be Done.
T192 - Cassette. Ted Engstrom on "The Leader, Preparing for Retirement." 3/8/88.

T193 - Cassette. Lorne Sanny on "A Planned Transition - Navigators Case History." 3/8/88.

T194 - Cassette. Bobb Biehl on "Succession/Recruiting - Finding the Right Senior Executive, Part 1." 3/8/88.

T195 - Cassette. Bobb Biehl on "Succession/Recruiting - Finding the Right Senior Executive, Part 2." 3/8/88.

T196 - Cassette. Bobb Biehl on "Ten Predictable Traumas of Succession." 3/9/88.

T197 - Cassette. Ted Engstrom on "Succession, Challenges, and Concerns." 3/9/88.

T198 - Cassette. EFMA Annual Meeting - Wade Coggins. 3/9/88.

T199 - Cassette. Ted Engstrom on "Maximizing your Board's Role in the Succession Process." 3/10/88.

EFMA Fall Retreat, 9/26-29/88: Challenges for the Nineties. (Tapes marked October 1988)
T200 - Cassette. Robert Douglas on "Opportunities Among Muslims I." 9/27/88.

T201 - Cassette. Robert Douglas on "Opportunities Among Muslims II." 9/27/88.

T202 - Cassette. Robert Waymire on "Locating Muslim Opportunities." 9/27/88.

T203 - Cassette. Elward Ellis on "Black Churches in Missions." 9/27/88.

T204 - Cassette. Elward Ellis on Tuesday Evening Message. 9/27/88.

T205 - Cassette. James Engel on "Who are our Supporters?" 9/28/88.

T206 - Cassette. James Engel and Jones on "Challenging the Baby Boomers #1." 9/28/88.

T207 - Cassette. James Engel and Jerry Jones on "Challenging the Baby Boomers #2." 9/28/88.

T208 - Cassette. Bobb Biehl on "Strategic Planning for EFMA I." 9/28/88.

T209 - Cassette. Bobb Biehl on "Strategic Planning for EFMA II." 9/28/88.

T210 - Cassette. Elward Ellis on "Wednesday Evening Message." 9/28/88.

T211 - Cassette. Bobb Biehl on "Strategic Planning for EFMA III." 9/29/88.

EFMA Annual Convention, 3/7-9/89: Mission Vision -- A Key Element of a Revived Church.
T212 - Cassette. Jack Sims on "America's Baby Boom Market Place." 3/7/89.

T213 - Cassette. Jack Sims on "Meeting Spiritual Needs of Baby Boomers - Involving Them." 3/7/89.

T214 - Cassette. David Moore and Burnis Bushong on "Preparing Missionaries for Effective Ministry." 3/7/89.

T215 - Cassette. Paul Bothwick on "Enhancing the Short Termer's Impact on the Constituency." 3/7/89.

T216 - Cassette. Kermit Yoder on "Mission Field Tours for Key Leaders." 3/8/89.

T217 - Cassette. Paul B. Smith on "Reaching the Back Rows." 3/8/89.

T218 - Cassette. Wade Coggins on EFMA Meeting - Challenge. 3/8/89.

T219 - Cassette. Richard Crespo on "Developing Organizational Policies Regarding AIDS." 3/9/89.

EFMA Fall Retreat, 9/25/28/89: Toward AD 2000.
T220 - Cassette. Bill Bright on "The Vision." 9/25/89.

T221 - Cassette. Ralph Winter on "Positive Lessons from Past Calls." 9/26/89.

T222 - Cassette. Roger Greenway and others on "Response: Applications of Lessons." 9/26/89.

T223 - Cassette. Brant Gustavson on "Media in AD 2000 Thrust." 9/26/89.

T224 - Cassette. Ralph Mann on "Reaching Restricted Areas." 9/26/89.

T225 - Cassette. Larry Keyes on "Partnering with Third World Missions." 9/26/89.

T226 - Cassette. David Hesselgrave on "Overcoming Hindrances in Past." 9/27/89.

T227 - Cassette. John Kyle and others on "Response: How to Overcome." 9/27/89.

T228 - Cassette. Keith Parks on "Management Development in Light of AD 2000." 9/27/89.

T229 - Cassette. Wesley Duewel on "Developing Increased Prayer for World Evangelism." 9/27/89.

T230 - Cassette. Keith Parks on "What Can Move Us Toward the Goal." 9/27/89.

T231 - Cassette. Paul McKaughan on "2000 and Beyond." 9/28/89.

EFMA Annual Convention, 3/6-8/90: Stewardship of People Resources.
T232 - Cassette. Wade Coggins on "Serving with Joy." 3/6/90.

T233 - Cassette. Thomas Graham on "Integrity - a Key to Leadership." 3/6/90.

T234 - Cassette. Ted Noble on "The Growing Leader." 3/6/90.

T235 - Cassette. World Relief Luncheon - Larry Ward. 3/6/90.

T236 - Cassette. Paul McKaughan on "The Multiple Roles of a Leader." 3/6/90.

T237 - Cassette. Brent Lindquist on "Restoring the Hurting." 3/6/90.

T238 - Cassette. Paul McKaughan on "Leadership for World Evangelism in the 90s." 3/7/90.

T239 - Cassette. Paul McKaughan on "Leadership.... (continued)." 3/7/90.

T240 - Cassette. Brian O'Connell on "Opportunities in Eastern Europe." 3/7/90.

EFMA Fall Retreat, 9/17-20/90: Confronting Change.
T241 - Cassette. Dr. David Howard on "Bible Study Hour I and II (Part 1)." 9/17/90 - 9/18/90.

T242 - Cassette. Dr. David Howard on "Bible Study Hour II (Part 2) and III." 9/18/90 - 9/19/90.

T243 - Cassette. Dr. Eugene Williams on "Concept of Change." 9/18/90.

T244 - Cassette. Dr. Leith Anderson on "Change in the Church." 9/19/90.

T245 - Cassette. Rev. Paul McKaughan on "Change in Missions." 9/20/90.

T246 - Cassette. Dr. William Taylor on "2/3 World Missionary Training." 9/20/90.

EFMA Annual Convention, 3/3-5/91: Internationalization of Missions.
T247 - Cassette. Gordon Loux (International Students) on "Internationalization of Missions and International Students." 3/5/91.

T248 - Cassette. Thomas Marks and panel on "Internationalization of Missions and Organizational Implications." 3/5/91.

T249 - Cassette. Samuel Escobar on "Internationalization of Missions and Leadership - N/S/E/W." 3/5/91.

T250 - Cassette. Raymond Bakke on "Ethnicity in America and the Internationalization of Missions." 3/6/91.

T251 - Cassette. Don Bjork on "Internationalization of Missions and Recent Arrivals." 3/6/91.

T252 - Cassette. Luis Bush on "Internationalization of Missions and Empowerment of Nationals." 3/7/91.

EFMA Fall Retreat, 9/23-26/91: Funding World Evangelism.
T253 - Cassette. Dr. Leighton Ford on "Globalizing the Gospel." 9/23/91.

T254 - Cassette. Dr. Johnny Miller on "Purity of Heart." 9/24/91.

T255 - Cassette. Hugh Maclellan Jr. on "What a Potentially Large Donor Looks for When Funding World Evangelization." 9/24/91.

T256 - Cassette. Bob Screen on "How Your Mission Can Gain the Support of the Potentially Large Donor." 9/24/91.

T257 - Cassette. Bob Screen on "How Your Mission Can Gain the Support of the Potentially Large Donor" (continued). 9/24/91.

T258 - Cassette. Dr. Ed Dayton on "The U.S. Church and Funding for World Evangelization." 9/24/91.

T259 - Cassette. Dr. Johnny Miller on "Repose of Contentment, Psalm 131." 9/25/91.

T260 - Cassette. Glenn Kendall on "Individual Support Raising: Is the System Overloaded?" 9/25/91.

T261 - Cassette. Dr. Roger Greenway on "Dollars, Lifestyle, and World Evangelization." 9/25/91.

T262 - Cassette. Panel Discussion: "Financial Resources that Two-Thirds World Mission Movements Seek From the U.S." (Tape 1). - Luis Bush, Ramesh Richard, and Jun Vencer. 9/25/91.

T263 - Cassette. Panel Discussion: Financial Resources that Two-Thirds World Mission Movements Seek From the U.S." (Tape 2). - Luis Bush, Ramesh Richard, and Jun Vencer. 9/25/91.

T264 - Cassette. David Bryant on "Mobilizing Prayer Movements for World Evangelism." 9/25/91.

T265 - Cassette. Dr. Johnny Miller on "The Content of Faith, Hebrews 11:6." 9/26/91.

T266 - Cassette. Jerry Sharpless, Dean Beal, and Bob Auer on "From Financial Dependency to 'In Country' Self Support: Case Studies from Latin America and Poland." 9/26/91.

EFMA Annual Convention, 3/3-5/92: The Executive and the 90s Family: Opportunities, Challenges and Trends.
T267 - Cassette. John Powell on "The Family." 3/3/92.

T268 - Cassette. Laura Mae Gardner on "Characteristics of a Healthy Family." 3/3/92.

T269 - Cassette. Brent Lindquist and Hans Finzel on "Nurturing the Family - Pre-field and On-field Issues." 3/3/92.

T270 - Cassette. Jim Smotherman on "Nurturing the Family - Focus on Family Stages." 3/4/92.

T271 - Cassette. George Grant on "Revival and Social Action: Vision and Service." 3/5/92.

T272 - Cassette. Ed Dayton on "The Family All Grown Up." 3/5/92.

Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Conference, 1992.
T273 - Cassette. Side 1: Peter Kuzmic on "European, North American Collaboration in Reaching the CIS and Eastern Europe." Side 2: Anita Deyneka on "Building Bridges for God's Kingdom in the CIS." 5/29/92.

T274 - Cassette. Side 1: Kent Hill on "The Changing Face of the Church's Ministry in the CIS." Side 2: Serge Duss on "Assessment of Physical Needs and Church Government and NGO Strategies in the CIS and Eastern Europe." 5/30/92.

T275 - Cassette. Side 1: Panel Discussion - Kent Hill, Serge Duss, Mark Elliott, and Andrew Semenchuk. Side 2: Devotional/Bible Study - Art Gay. 5/30/92.

EFMA Fall Retreat, 9/21/-24/92: The Small Half of the World -- The World of Children and Young People.
T276 - Cassette. Michael Little on "Child Evangelism Through Creative Use of TV." 9/21/92.

T277 - Cassette. Floyd McClung on "Bless the Children." 9/21/92.

T278 - Cassette. Eduardo Ramirez on "Status of Children's Ministries Around the World." 9/22/92.

T279 - Cassette. Paul Borthwick on "Status of Youth Ministries Around the World." 9/22/92.

T280 - Cassette. Doug Nichols on "The World's Street Children: Trash or Precious Souls?" 9/22/92.

T281 - Cassette. Barry St. Clair on "Developing Strategies of Youth Ministries Culture by Culture." 9/22/92.

T282 - Cassette. Svetlana Dirina on "A Children's Television Ministry in Russia: A Model of Impact." 9/22/92.

T283 - Cassette. Mark Senter on "An Historic Perspective of Children/Youth Ministries and World Evangelization." 9/23/92.

T284 - Cassette. John Pavey on "Youth Ministries in Post-Christian Europe." 9/23/92.

T285 - Cassette. Lorraine Stirneman on "The Potential of Urban Children and Youth Ministries." 9/23/92.

T286 - Cassette. Eddie Waxer, Dale Jones, Ralph Drollinger, Lowrie McCown, and Bill Sunderland on "Sports...A Unique Bridge to Young People." 9/23/92.

T287 - Cassette. Paul Borthwick on "Mobilizing Children and Young People for World Evangelization in the Local Church." 9/23/92.

T288 - Cassette. Dan Harrison on "Students in World Mission." 9/23/92.

T289 - Cassette. Andre Normandin on "Reaching Young People within the Context of New Age and the Universal Youth Culture." 9/23/92.

T290 - Cassette. Don Miller and Dan Brewster on "Making Disciples Among Children." 9/24/92.

EFMA Annual Convention, 3/6-9/93: New Directions in Missions.
T291 - Cassette. Bob Klamser on "Security Challenges to the Mission Community into the 21st Century." 3/6/93.

T292 - Cassette. Roger Peterson on "Is Short-Term Mission Really Worth the Time and Money?" 3/6/93.

T293 - Cassette. Mark Percy on "Business as Ministry." 3/6/93.

T294 - Cassette. Hans Finzel on "Understanding Our Hurting World." 3/8/93.

T295 - Cassette. Luis Bush on "The Changing Role of the U.S. Church in World Evangelization." 3/8/93.

T296 - Cassette. Panel Discussion on "China Watch" - John Smee. 3/8/93.

EFMA/IFMA/EMS Joint Retreat, 9/20-23/93: Managing Diversity -- The Mission Leadership Challenge of the 90s.
T297 - Cassette. Dr. Tony Evans on Tuesday Morning Bible Study. 9/21/93.

T298 - Cassette. Dr. Tony Evans on Wednesday Morning Bible Study. 9/22/93.

T299 - Cassette. Dr. Tony Evans on Thursday Morning Bible Study. 9/23/93.

T300 - Cassette. Dr. Daniel Sanchez and Dr. John Orme on "Diversity at Home - Fund Raising and Recruiting." 9/21/93.

T301 - Cassette. Gerard Thames and David Hicks on "Diversity Within the Organization - Training and Managing." 9/22/93.

T302 - Cassette. Floyd Kvamme and Phill Butler on "Diversity Internationally - Strategic International Partnerships and Alliances." 9/23/93.

T303 - Cassette. Dr. Jun Vencer on "Diversity in the Church." 9/?/93.

T304 - Cassette. Dr. Emilio Nunez on Thursday Evening Session. 9/23/93.

T305 - Cassette. Dr. Yusufu Turaki on "An African Response to Missions." 9/?/93.

T306 - Cassette. Dr. Kalevi Lehtinen on "Change and Challenge in Europe." 9/?/93.

T307 - Cassette. Dr. James Reapsome on "Parliament of World Religions I." 9/?/93.

T308 - Cassette. Dr. James Reapsome on "Parliament of World Religions II." 9/?/93.

T309 - Cassette. "Tensions in Diversity I." 9/?/93.

T310 - Cassette. "Tensions in Diversity II." 9/?/93.

EFMA Annual Convention, 1994.
T311 - Cassette. David Wells on "Whatever Happened to Evangelical Theology?" 3/7/94.

T312 - Cassette. J.P. Hogan on "Finishing Well, the Personal Journey of the Missionary Executive." 3/7/94.

T313 - Cassette. Joni Eareckson Tada on "Health Care: The Impact on People With Disabilities." 3/8/94.

T314 - Cassette. Julia McLean Williams on "Keeping Your Love Affair With Christ to the End." 3/8/94.

T315 - Cassette. Ben Sawatsky on "How Culture Shapes Our Perception of Leadership." 3/5/94.

T316 - Cassette. Paul Nelson on "How to Make it to the End of a Whole Person." 3/6/94.

T317 - Cassette. Brent Lindquist on "Self-Evaluation Tools: Who, Where, and How." 3/6/94.

T318 - Cassette. G.K. Otis Jr. on "The Executive Decision Making Process." 3/7/94.

T319 - Cassette. Paul McKaughan on "Life Cycle of a Mission Executive." 3/5/94.

T320 - Cassette. John Huffman on "Spiritual Warfare in the Personal Life of an Executive." 3/5/94.

T321 - Cassette. Terry Taylor on "Maintaining Spiritual Perspective." 3/5/94.

EFMA Fall Retreat, 9/19-22/94: Seeking Creative Ways to Fulfill the Great Commission.
T322 - Cassette. Side 1: Dr. Richard Love on "Charismatics and Non-Charismatics Working/Learning From One Another." Side 2: Peter Stewart and Jim Reapsome. 9/20/94.

T323 - Cassette. Dr. Leighton Ford on "Biblical Basis for Cooperation." 9/29/94.

T324 - Cassette. Gerry Thames and Dr. Ian Hay on "Mergers: When, Why and Why Not." 9/21/94.

T325 - Cassette. Dr. Grant McClung on "Why Pentecostals/Charismatics are Growing Worldwide." 9/21/94.

T326 - Cassette. Chip Grange on "Learning From Legal Profession in a Litigious Society." 9/21/94.

T327 - Cassette. Dr. William D. Taylor on "Learning from 2/3 World Missions." 9/21/94.

T328 - Cassette. Bishop Gus Marwieh on "Learning From Each Other in Adversity." 9/21/94.

T329 - Cassette. Andrew Jackson and Daniel Williams on "Churches and Sending Agencies Cooperation." 9/22/94.

T330 - Cassette. Peter Nanfelt on "CS/Cambodia - Where/Why Didn't Work." 9/22/94.

T331 - Cassette. Howard Foltz and Paul McKaughan on "Why 2 Groups? and How They Can Work Together?" 9/22/94.

Unidentified or non-EFMA meetings.
T79 - Cassette, approximately 60 minutes. Robert Bowman: China.

T80 - Cassette, approximately 45 minutes. Paul Hiebert: "The Missionary in the Community."

T81 - Cassette, approximately 60 minutes. Ron Iwasko, Wanda Kroeger: "Married Women in Missions - Identifying and Meeting Their Special Needs."

T332 - Cassette. Report on WCC Assembly - Dr. Byang Kato, given a few days before his death in Mombassa. 12/19/75.

T334 - Cassette. Dr. Raymond J. Bakke on "Understanding the Muslim World" at the Covenant Church Mission Conference in Rolling Hills, CA. 3/17/91.

T333 - Cassette. Wade Coggins on "The Cost of Missions Today" at the ACMC National Conference. 7/20/79 or 7/21/79.

T346 - Cassette. Wheaton College Homecoming Chapel Message - Dr. James Plueddeman. 10/12/90.

T335 - Cassette. Robert W. Dingman on "Development Offices at the Turn of the Century" at a fund-raising conference of the Christian Stewardship Association. 10/?/91.

T336 - Cassette. Dr. Ted Engstrom and Dr. Bill Bright on "Vision for New Life 2000" at the International Committee of Reference for New Life 2000. 5/?/93.

T337 - Cassette. Coach Bill McCartney on "Let the Walls Fall Down," at the Promise Keepers pastors conference at the University of Colorado. 5/10/93.

T350 - Cassette. Side 1: Panel Discussion on "Summer Ministry for Teens." Side 2: Mr. Joe White on "Summer Youth Camp: Why Go?" ?/?/93.

T338 - Cassette. EDayton and Ted Engstrom on handling change in missions, church growth, future shock, and management. N.d.

T339 - Cassette. Dayton and Engstrom. Continuation of T338.

Other.
T82 - Cassette, approximately 20 minutes, one side only. Three recorded phone conversations, originated by John and/or Margaret Ann McKinnon, to Ed Hickle, director of Advent Christian Mission, and George Teshera, pastor and former missionary with ACM. Conversations address doctrinal issues of atonement, hell, eternal security, "soul sleep," annihilation and judgement. 1980. From folder 39-6.

T83-T90 - 8-cassette set, "Competent to Counsel" by Jay E. Adams. Set designed to train laypersons for counseling. Topics include establishing a training program for counselors in a local congregation, counseling methodology and philosophy, depression, family problems, among others. Each cassette recorded on both sides, approximately 90 minutes per tape. Includes supplementary materials. 1975.

T348 - Cassette. "Trans World Radio - Update 1992." Ca. 1992.

T340 - Cassette. Floyd McClung on "Guarding the Gospel." ?/?/94.

T341 - Cassette. Paul Smith on "Bible Translations on Tape." N.d.

T342 - Cassette. Side 1: Jim Reapsome on Evangelical Missions Quarterly and a Report on the IFMA and EFMA Missionary Conferences. Side 2: Evangelical Newsletter on Mission News, Ted Ward on Missions in the Year 2000, and Paul Freed on Cooperation in Missions. N.d.

T343 - Cassette. George Verwer on "How To Be a Missions Mobilizer." N.d.

T344 - Cassette. Book Review - George Verwer. N.d.

T345 - Cassette. Language Acquisition Made Practical (LAMP) Demonstration Tape. N.d.

T347 - Cassette. "An Interview with Peter Kuzmic," part of the "Urbana Options" series. 1992.

T349 - Cassette. Side 1: An Interview of Jerry Bridges, The Navigators. Side 2: An Interview of Surgeon General Dr. Everett Koop Talking About Map International. N.d.

T351 - Cassette. "Radio ELWA Returns to the Airwaves." 1/15/92.

T352 - Cassette. Clyde Taylor dictating correspondence for transcription by his secretary. N.d.

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LOCATION RECORD
Accession 80-99, 83-7, 83-84, 85-172, 87-102, 88-118, 88-123, 88-124, 90-15, 92-106, 94-42, 96-52
Type of Material: Books (and Pamphlets)
The following items are located in the BGC LIBRARY unless otherwise noted:

Books

Adeney, David H. Missionary Service Overseas. (Washington, DC: Evangelical Foreign Missions Association, n.d.)

Adolph, Paul E. The Physical and Emotional Stress of Missionary Work. (New York: Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association, 1959)

Allen, A.A. My Vision of the Destruction of America Atop the Empire State Building: Will Russia Invade America?. Hereford, AZ: A.A. Allen Publications, 1954. From folder 63-17.

American Bible Society. Evangelicals and the Bible Cause. (New York: American Bible Society, n.d.)

Bailey, Helen L. and Jackson, Herbert C. A Study of Missionary Motivation, Training, and Withdrawal (1953-1982). New York: Missionary Research Library, 1965.

Baker, Milton. Evangelical Missions and the World Council of Churches. (Wheaton: Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society, 1964)

Barna Research Group. Today's Teens: A Generation in Transition. Glendale, CA: The Barna Research Group, 1991)

Barnes, James H. Recap of Missionary Retirement Survey. St. Petersburg, FL: United World Vision, n.d.

Bates, M. Searle. Dates on the Distribution of the Missionary Enterprise. International Missionary Council, 1943.

Beck, James Romaine. Parental Preparation of Missionary Children for Boarding School. (Taipei, Taiwan: Mei Ya Publications, Inc., 1968) From folder 202-13.

Bibliography for Latin American Studies (Office for Research Bulletins, Vol. III, No. 2). New York: United Presbyterian Church, 1963.

Bourdeaux, Michael and Rowe, Michael, eds. May One Believe - In Russia?: Violations of Religious Liberty in the Soviet Union. London: Darton, Longman & Todd, 1980. From folder 60-10.

Brethren Annual, 1975. Winona Lake, IN: Brethren Missionary Herald Co., 1974.

Brushwyler, Vincent. Why Are the Laborers Few? (Washington, DC: Evangelical Foreign Missions Association, n.d.)

Buker, Raymond B. The Place, The Goal, The Method of Christian Missions: Three Lectures. (Chicago: Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society, 1954)

A Calling to Fulfill: 1976 Yearbook. Elizabethtown, PA: Brethren in Christ Missions, 1976.

Capon, M.G. Toward Unity In Kenya: The Story of Co-operation between Missions and Churches in Kenya 1913-1947. (Nairobi, Kenya: Christian Council of Kenya, 1962)

A Charge to Keep: 1975 Yearbook. Elizabethtown, PA: Brethren in Christ Missions, 1975.

Christian Education in Africa. London: Oxford University Press (for the All Africa Churches Conference), 1963.

Christian Missionary Activities Enquiry Committee, Madhya Pradesh. Report. Madhya Pradesh, India: Government Printing, 1956.

Christianity in Haiti: A Preliminary Survey. Monrovia, CA: Missions Advanced Research and Communication Center, 1970.

Church of Scientology Information Service. Scientology: A Religion of Helping Others. (1978) From folder 184-5.

Coggins, Wade T. and E.L. Frizen, Jr., editors. Evangelical Missions Tomorrow. (Pasadena: William Carey Library, 1977)

______. Reaching Our Generation. (Pasadena: William Carey Library, 1982)

Colquhoun, Frank. Christian Faith and Fellowship: An Evangelical Approach to Christian Unity. (London: Evangelical Alliance, 1958)

COMIBAM. Latino-america y las misiones mundiales: testimonios de misioneros latinoamericanos. (Guatemala, 1987)

Conner, Ruben S. Evangelizing the Black Community. Dallas: Black Evangelistic Enterprise, n.d. From folder 64-32.

Conservative Congregational Christian Conference. Annual Report, 1975. Westchester, IL, 1975.

Conservative Congregational Christian Conference. Annual Report, 1976. Westchester, IL, 1976.

Cook, Harold R. You Have Made a GREAT DECISION: Friendly Counsel to Volunteers for Foreign Missionary Service. (Ridgefield Park, NJ: Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association, 1960) Also a Korean translation.

Cook, Robert A. The Evangelical Objective in the 60's: 4 steps to vital Christianity. (Wheaton: National Association of Evangelicals, n.d.)

Crawford, John R. Protestant Missions in Congo, 1878-1969. Kinshasa: Librarie Evangelique du Congo, 1969(?).

Cummings, Norman I. What Is a Missionary Call? (Washington, DC: Evangelical Foreign Missions Association, n.d.)

Dain, A. Jack. The Screening of Missionary Candidates. (Washington, DC: Evangelical Foreign Missions Association, 1956)

Declaration de Wheaton 1966. (Nairobi, Kenya: Office Evangelique pour l' Afrique, 1966). French translation of Evangelical Missions Information Service's Wheaton Declaration.

Deffinbaugh, Bob. Racial Problems Are Biblical Problems. Dallas: Black Evangelistic Enterprise, 1980. From folder 64-32.

Devine, Bob. The Shape of the Stars. Chicago: Moody Press, 1977.

Dickson, Lillian. These My People: Serving Christ Among the Mountain People of Formosa. (Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1958)

Directory of Christian Colleges in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1961.

Directory of Churches and Missions in India, Pakistan, Burma and Ceylon 1947-49. Nagpur, India: National Christian Council, 1947.

Directory of Member Colleges. Washington, DC: The Council for the Advancement of Small Colleges, 1970.

Directory of North American Protestant Foreign Missionary Agencies. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1956.

Directory of North American Protestant Foreign Missionary Agencies. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1958.

Directory of North American Protestant Foreign Missionary Agencies. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1960.

Directory of North American Protestant Foreign Missionary Agencies. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1962.

Directory of North American Protestant Foreign Missionary Agencies. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1964.

Directory of Protestant Church-Related Hospitals Outside Europe and North America. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1963.

Directory of the Ministry. A Yearbook of Christian Churches and Churches of Christ. 1976.

Directory: Theological Schools in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Latin America, and the South Pacific. New York: Theological Education Fund, 1966.

Doughty, W.E. The Call of the World. New York: Missionary Education Movement of the United States and Canada, 1913.

Ethnologue of Bibleless Tribes (plus supplement). Glendale, CA: Wycliffe Bible Translators, Inc., n.d., supplement, 1961.

Evangelical Foreign Missions Association. Comity: A Statement by the Evangelical Foreign Missions Association. (Washington, DC: Evangelical Foreign Missions Association, n.d.)

Evangelical Joint Accounting Committee. Accounting and Financial Reporting Guide for Christian Ministries. (EJAC, 1994)

Evangelical Literature Overseas. Messages and Findings of the Fourth Annual Conference, Evangelical Literature Overseas. Wheaton: Evangelical Literature Overseas, 1955.

Evangelical Missions Information Service. Wheaton Declaration. (Washington, DC, 1966)

Evans, Anthony T. Biblical Theology and the Black Experience. Dallas: Black Evangelistic Enterprise, 1977. From folder 64-32.

Fabun, Don. The Children of Change. Beverly Hills, CA: Glencoe Press, 1969.

Facing Facts in Modern Missions. (Chicago: Moody Press, 1963)

Ford, George L. A Roman Catholic President: how free from church control? (Wheaton: United Evangelical Action, ca. 1960)

Ford, George L. and Clyde W. Taylor. A Protestant Strategy for the Sixties. (Wheaton: National Association of Evangelicals, ca. 1961)

Foreign Missionarie: Service & Sacrifice or Antinational Activities. (Dehli: Indian Christian Association, 1967)

Forsberg, Malcolm with Phil Schwab. Don't Turn of the Missions Boards. (Washington, DC: Evangelical Missions Information Service, n.d.)

Fraser, Donald. The New Africa. New York: Missionary Education Movement of the United States and Canada, 1928.

Gerber, Vergil, ed. Missions in Creative Tension: The Green Lake '71 Compendium. South Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library, 1971.

Glasser, Arthur F. Don't Forget the Ghettos. (Washington, DC: Evangelical Missions Information Service, n.d.)

Glover, Robert Hall. World Frontiers in Christian Missions. (Ridgefield, NJ: IFMA, 1961)

Guiding Principles for Interconfessional Cooperation in Translating the Bible. (London: United Bible Societies and Rome: Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity, 1968)

Hawkins, Robert. The Winning of a Waiwai Witch Doctor. Dallas: Bible Fellowships, Inc., n.d. From folder 64-28.

Houghton, A.T. Evangelicals and the World Council of Churches. (London: World Dominion Press, 1962)

______. What of New Dehli? (London: Bible Churchmen's Missionary Society, 1962) From folder 179-18.

Howard, David M. Don't Wait for the Macedonians. (Washington, DC: Evangelical Missions Information Services, n.d.)

Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association. The Divine Logic of Foreign Missions. (New York: IFMA, ca. 1959)

______. Facts and Figures. (Ridgefield, NJ: IFMA, 1961)

______. A Glance at the World. (Ridgefield, NJ: IFMA, 1961)

______. The Heart of Missions. (Ridgefield, NJ: IFMA, 1962)

______. Men Wanted. (Ridgefield, NJ: IFMA, 1961)

______. Missionary Qualifications and Preparation. (Ridgefield Park, NJ: Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association, 1962)

Johnson, Harmon A. The Growing Church in Haiti. Coral Gables, FL: West Indies Mission, 1970)

Kirby, Gilbert W., compiler. National Evangelical Fellowship: Some suggestions for organisers. (London: World Evangelical Fellowship, n.d.)

Lloyd-Jones, D. Martyn. The Basis of Christian Unity: An Exposition of John 17 and Ephesians 4. (London: Inter-Varsity Fellowship, 1962)

Loane, Marcus. That They May Be One: A Biblical Approach to Christian Unity. (London: Evangelical Alliance, 1962)

Lores, Ruben. Mobilization of Believers and Churches for Evangelism. (Bogata, NJ: Office of Worldwide Evangelism-in-Depth, 1969)

MacCollam, Joel A. THE WAY of Victor Paul Wierwille. (Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 1978)

Manifesto Evangelico. (Sao Paulo, Brazil: Juna Editorial Crista, 1966) Portuguese translation of Evangelical Missions Information Service's Wheaton Declaration.

March, Arthur W., comp. Directory of Protestant Medical Missions. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1959.

May, Bernie. Climbing on Course. Portland: Multnomah Press, 1979. From folder 37-6. Spiritual lessons drawn from missionary aviation experiences.

McGavran, Donald A. How to Do a Survey of Church Growth. (Pasadena: School of World Mission and Institute of Church Growth, ca. 1958.

Mills, Edgar W. and Koval, John P. Stress in the Ministry. Washington, DC: Ministry Studies Board, 1971.

Missionary Statesmanship in Africa. Brussels: Civilizations, 1953.

Missions Annual. New York: Interdenominational Foreign Missions Association, 1958.

Missions Annual. New York: Interdenominational Foreign Missions Association, 1959.

Missions Annual. Ridgefield Park, NJ: Interdenominational Foreign Missions Association, 1961.

Moon, Sun Myung. New Hope: Twelve Talks by Sun Myung Moon. (Washington, DC: The Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity, 1973) From folder 185-4.

Morehouse, Ward. American Institutions and Organizations Interested in Asia. New York: Taplinger, 1957.

Moser, M.L., Jr. Good News for Modern Man: 'The Devil's Masterpiece.' (Little Rock: The Challenge Press, 1970. From folder 184-15.

Moyer, Kenyon. A Study of Missionary Motivation, Training, and Withdrawal (1932-52). New York: Missionary Research Library, 1957.

Murch, James DeForest. A Aventura Ecumenica: Uma Analise do Conselho Mundial de Igrejas. (Sao Paolo, Brazil: Edicoes Vida Nova, 1963). Portuguese translation of Murch's The World Council of Churches: An Analysis and Evaluation.

______. The Coming Great Church: A Critique of the World Council of Churches. (National Association of Evangelicals, 1955)

______. The National Council of Churches: A Critique. (Wheaton: National Association of Evangelicals, 1966)

______. The World Council of Churches: An Analysis and Evaluation. (Washington, DC: National Association of Evangelicals, 1961)

______. The World Council of Churches: An Analysis and Evaluation, revised edition. (Washington, DC: National Association of Evangelicals, 1962)

National Association of Evangelicals. Spiritual Unity in Action: A Handbook of Information on the National Association of Evangelicals. (Wheaton: National Association of Evangelicals, n.d.)

National Association of Evangelicals, Church Extension and Home Missions Commission. Church Extension Commission Messages, 1965. (Wheaton: National Association of Evangelicals, 1965)

National Council of Churches, Yearbook of American Churches. Edited by Benson Y. Landis. New York: National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA, 1961.

National Council of Churches. Yearbook of American Churches. Edited by Benson Y. Landis. New York: National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA, 1964.

National Council of Churches. Yearbook of American Churches. Edited by Benson Y. Landis. New York: National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA, 1965.

National Council of Churches. Yearbook of American Churches. Edited by Benson Y. Landis. New York: National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA, 1966.

National Council of Churches. Yearbook of American Churches. Edited by Constant H. Jacquet. New York: National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA, 1967.

National Council of Churches. Yearbook of American Churches. Edited by Constant H. Jacquet. Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1972.

National Council of Churches. Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches. Edited by Constant H. Jacquet. Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1974.

National Council of Churches. Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches. Edited by Constant H. Jacquet. Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1975.

Navigators. The Glen Eyrie Story. (Colorado Springs: Navigators, ca. 1953)

Nicholls, Bruce. Missionary Strategy. (London: Evangelical Missionary Alliance, 1962)

Norris, A.E. Missionary Relationships. (London: Evangelical Missionary Alliance, 1961)

Orr, Clara E., comp. Schools Overseas Available for the Children of North American Missionaries. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1960.

Paine, Stephen W. "Separation" - Is Separating Evangelicals. Boston: Fellowship Press, 1951. From folder 63-23.

Protestant Churches of Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America, and the Pacific Area. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1959.

Protestant Theological Seminaries and Bible Schools in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, The Caribbean and Pacific Areas. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1960.

Reynhout, Hubert, Jr. Some Problems Concerning the Preparation of the Christian Ministry on the Foreign Mission Field. Providence, RI: Barrington Bible College, 1955.

Rycroft, W. Stanley and Clemmer, Myrtle M. A Factual Study of Sub-Saharan Africa. New York: United Presbyterian Church, 1962.

Rycroft, W. Stanley and Clemmer, Myrtle M. A Factual Study of the Middle East. New York: United Presbyterian Church, 1962.

Rycroft, W. Stanley and Clemmer, Myrtle M. A Statistical Study of Latin America (Office for Research Bulletins, Vol. I, No. 9). New York: United Presbyterian Church, 1961.

Sanny, Lorne C. The Pathfinder. (Colorado Springs: Navigators, 1958) From folder 182-28.

Scanlon, A. Clark. Church Growth Through Theological Education (in Guatemala). Guatemala: Talleres Tipograficos El Faro, 1962.

Selected List: Current Books and Pamphlets...Added to the Collection of the Missionary Research Library...1964. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1965.

Schumaker, C. Richard. An Evangelical Literature Survey of Africa. Evangelical Literature Overseas, 1969.

Sinclair, John H., ed. Protestantism in Latin America: A Bibliographical Guide. Austin, TX: The Hispanic American Institute, 1967.

Snead, A.C. The Foreign Missionary In a Changing World. (Washington, DC: Evangelical Foreign Missions Association, n.d.)

So You Want to Visit the Mission Field. (Washington, DC: Evangelical Foreign Missions Association, n.d.)

Spiritual Counterfeits Project. Spiritual Warfare. (Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 1974)

Stateside Salary Survey of Christian Organizations. Monrovia, CA: Missions Advanced Research and Communication Center, n.d.

Stott, John R.W. Fundamentalism and Evangelism. (London: Evangelical Alliance, 1956)

A Survey of Salaries and Allowances. 5th ed. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1957.

A Survey of Salaries and Allowances. 6th ed. New York: Missionary Research Library, 1960.

Taylor, Clyde W. Caution: 'Evangelical' Swindlers at Work. (N.d.)

______. Communism: Its Effect On Us. (Washington, DC: National Association of Evangelicals, 1970)

______. Crimes of Intolerance: The Slaughter of Protestants in Mexico. (Chicago: National Association of Evangelicals, 1952)

______. Ecumenical Strategy in Foreign Missions: The story of what goes on behind ecumenical words and phrases. (Washington, DC: Evangelical Foreign Missions Association, n.d.) Reprinted from United Evangelical Action.

______. Ecumenics and World Missions. (Taipei, Taiwan: Taiwan Evangelical Fellowship, n.d.

______. Estrategia Ecumenica Nas Missoes Estrangeiras: A historica do que vislumbra por detras das palavras e frases ecumnicas. (Sao Luiz, Brazil: Livraria Editora Evangelica, n.d.) Portuguese translation of Taylor's Ecumenical Strategy in Foreign Missions.

______. Evangelicals Examine Ecumenicity. (Washington, DC: Evangelical Foreign Missions Association, n.d.

______. The Fate of Protestants in Colombia. (Wheaton: National Association of Evangelicals, ca. 1957)

______. A Glimpse of World Missions. (Chicago: Moody Press, 1960)

______. La Estrategia Ecumenica e las Misiones Extranjeras: La historia del significado real en las palabras y frases ecumenicas. (Mexico: Publicaciones de la Fuente, n.d. Spanish translation of Taylor's Ecumenical Strategy in Foreign Missions.

______. Stategie OEcumnique et Missions Etrangeres: La signification reele des paroles et des slogans oecumeniques. (Washington, DC: National Association of Evangelicals, n.d.) French translation of Taylor's Ecumenical Strategy in Foreign Missions.

______. A World In Crisis: The Clyde Taylor Overseas Diary, 1965. (Wheaton: National Association of Evangelicals, 1965.)

Taylor, Clyde W. and Wade T. Coggins, editors. 1969 Retreat Report: 18^th Annual Mission Executives Retreat. (Wheaton: Evangelical Missions Information Service, 1969)

TEAM. Be Attitudes for effective deputation. (Evangelical Missions Information Service, n.d.)

Tipp, Charles A. and Winter, Terry. The Christian Church in Canada. 1970. Prepared for the Canadian Congress on Evangelism.

Tomorrow's Church Today. (Wheaton: National Association of Evangelicals, 1968)

Trotman, Dawson E. Follow-Up or Conserving the Fruits of Evangelism. (Chicago: Christ for America, 1952)

______. Making Your Witness Count. (1953)

The truth about the PROTESTANT SITUATION IN SPAIN by an anonymous spanish Christian. (Wheaton: United Evangelical Action, ca. 1958)

Unreached Peoples: A Preliminary Compilation. Monrovia, CA: Missions Advanced Research and Communication Center, 1973.

Van der Puy, Abraham C. El Supremo Llamamiento de Dios. (Quito, Ecuador: La Biblia Dice, 1985) From folder 193-9.

Von Frellick, Gerri. You & Politics. (Denver: Von Frellick Associates, 1964) Presented to NAE's annual convention on March 5, 1964.

Vos, Johannes G. Christian Missions and the Civil Magestrate in the Far East. Clay Center, KS: J.G. Vos, 1940.

Walker, Louise Jeter. Faculty Training Program for Overseas Bible Schools. Springfield, MO: Assemblies of God, 1965.

Weaver, William B. and Bertsche, Harry E. Twenty-Five Years of Mission Work in Belgian Congo. Edited by C.E. Rediger. Chicago: The Congo Inland Mission, 1938. From folder 66-38.

Webster, Douglas. Survey of Training of the Ministry in the Middle East. New York: World Council of Churches, 1962.

Welch, Robert H.W. The Life of John Birch: In the Story of One American Boy, the Ordeal of His Age. Chicago: Henry Regnery Company, 1954. From folder 69-31.

White, John. How to start A University Student Group. (Washington, DC: Evangelical Foreign Missions Association, n.d.)

William, Theodore. World Missions -- Building Bridges or Barriers. Bangalore, India: World Evangelical Fellowship, 1979.

Williams, Theodore, editor. World Missions - Building Bridges or Barriers. (Bangalore, India: World Evangelical Fellowship Missions Commission, 1980)

Wilson, Kenneth L. Angel At Her Shoulder: Lillian Dickson and Her Taiwan Mission. (New York: Christian Herald Paperback Library, 1964)

Witmer, S. A. Report on Preparation of Missionaries in Bible Institutes and Bible Colleges. Fort Wayne, IN: Accrediting Association of Bible Colleges, 1959.

World Council of Churches. Minutes of the Second Meeting of the Commission on World Mission and Evangelism. Mexico City, 1963.

World Evangelical Fellowship Missions Commission. The Bombay Consultation. (1977)

Wurmbrand, Richard. If that were Christ, would you him your blanket? (London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1970)

Yamamoto, J. Isamu. The Mood Doctrine. (Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 1977)

Zodhiates, Spiros. What the Original Greek Text Says About Backsliding. New York: American Mission to the Greeks, no date.

. What the Original Greek Text Says About Confession, Part 1.

. What the Original Greek Text Says About Confession, Part 2. New York: American Mission to the Greeks, no date.

. What the Original Greek Text Says About Healing. New York: American Mission to the Greeks, no date.

Pamphlets

Brotman, Manny. The Abundant Jewish Life. Washington, DC: The Messianic Movement International, 1974. From folder 72-2. Filed in the BGC Museum.

Burnet, M. Redeemed: The Story of Nihongi San. Northwood, Middlesex, Great Britain: The Glynn Vivian Miners' Mission, n.d. From folder 68-21. Filed in the BGC Museum.

Evangelical Theological Society (India). A Guide to Sharing the Good News (ten volume series). New Dehli: Evangelical Theological Society, 1977. From Folder 22-17. Filed in the BGC Museum.

Glynn Vivian Miners' Mission. Have You Heard? Six Policemen Arrested. Northwood, Middlesex, Great Britain: The Glynn Vivian Miners' Mission, n.d. From folder 68-21. Filed in the BGC Museum.

Glynn Vivian Miners' Mission. You Cannot Nationalise the Miners!: They Are Individuals and Need a Personal Savior. Northwood, Middlesex, Great Britain: The Glynn Vivian Miners' Mission, n.d. From folder 68-21. Filed in the BGC Museum.

Hawkins, W.E. What I Learned At My Father's Knee. Dallas: Radio Revival, 1954. From folder 64-28. Filed in the BGC Museum.

Hawkins, Mrs. W.E. Learning to Feed One's Self. Dallas: Radio Revival, n.d. From folder 64-28. Filed in the BGC Museum.

________. As the Twig is Bent: From a Mother to a Mother. Dallas: Radio Revival, n.d. From folder 64-28. Filed in the BGC Museum.

________. The Christian Home. Dallas: Bible Lovers League of America, Inc., 1952. From folder 64-28. Filed in the BGC Museum.

Innes, Dick. How To Be Sure You're a Real Christian. Adelaide, Australia: Youth For Christ, 1968. From folder 64-23. Filed in the BGC Museum.

Rosenthal, Marvin J. Abraham, Man of Faith. West Collingswood, NJ: The Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry, Inc., 1976. From folder 68-15. Filed in the BGC Museum.

________. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. West Collingswood, NJ: The Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry, Inc., n.d. From folder 68-15. Filed in the BGC Museum.

Rosenthal, Marvin J. A Jew Twice Born. West Collingswood, NJ: The Spearhead Press, n.d. From folder 68-15. Filed in the BGC Museum.

Levy, David M. How Can a Jewish Person Find Peace? Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry, Inc., 1975. From folder 68-15. Filed in the BGC Museum.

MacArthur, Harry H. Why You Can't Rub Out the Jew. West Collingswood, NJ: The Spearhead Press, n.d. From folder 68-15. Filed in the BGC Museum.

Messianic Movement International, The. Have You Ever Heard of the Five Jewish Laws? Washington, DC: The Messianic Movement International, 1974. From folder 72-2. Filed in the BGC Museum.

Showers, Renald. Behold, The Bridegroom Comes! West Collingswood, NJ: The Spearhead Press. From folder 68-15. Evangelistic tract. Filed in the BGC Museum.

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LOCATION RECORD
Accession 80-99, 85-172, 88-123, 92-106
Type of material: Negatives
The following items are located in the NEGATIVE FILE; request by Folder Titles at the beginning of each entry below:

CUBA. Cuban pastor, Domingo Fernandez, who suspected he was marked for execution by his government. 4 frames, b&w; also see Photograph Location Record. From folder 102-5, attached to 1/15/62 press release.

EVANGELICAL FOREIGN MISSION ASSOCIATION. EFMA. Winona Lake Conference, 1967. Two negatives (mounted for reproduction on a single sheet) of group photos, including Clyde Taylor and Wade Coggins. 2 b&w. Also five 35 mm b&w strips of nineteen (19) images taken in 1978 of the EFMA office (and NAE and Commission on Chaplains of NAE) in Washington DC and staff (including Wade Coggins, Avery Kendall, and others); also includes shots of Coggins' wife Jane.

PERSECUTION - SPAIN. 35mm negatives, consisting of series of shots of government documents which record harassment of Protestants. 1953. 11 b&w. From folder 84-24.

TAYLOR, CLYDE W. Portrait and informal posed shots of Taylor. 6 b&w. There are corresponding prints for each of these in the TAYLOR, CLYDE W. Photo File (see following location record).

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LOCATION RECORD
Accession 80-99, 85-172, 87-102, 88-123, 92-106
Type of Material: Oversize Materials
The following items are located in OVERSIZE FILE 15 unless otherwise noted:

Maps: Latin America Survey; 1958-1962 (OS 15)

Brazil. "The Brazilian Episcopal Church." Full color, 20.75" x 27.75". From folder 15-8.

British Guiana. Full color, 16" x 16.75". From folder 15-9.

Carribean. "The Anglican Communion in the Caribbean Area" by Louise Jefferson. Full color, 22" x 33". From folder 15-25.

Chile. Full color, in 6 numbered sections, 11" x 13", 10.5" x 13.75", 12.75" x 13.75", 12.5" x 17.25", 11" x 11.5", 10" x 13.5". From folder 15-11.

Colombia. "TEAM Colombia." Hand drawn, 19.5" x 27.5". From folder 15-12.

Cuba. "The Episcopal Church in Cuba." Full color, 21.5" x 33.5". From folder 15-14.

Dominican Republic & Haiti. "The Episcopal Church in Haiti and the Dominican Republic." Full color, 20.75" x 32.75". From folder 15-20.

Dominican Republic & Haiti. "Texaco Mapa Turistico de la Republica Dominicana/Texaco Carte Touriste de Haiti" Texaco road map. Full color, 14" x 21". From folder 15-15.

El Salvador. "La Republica de El Salvador" Esso road map, 1960. Full color, 16.75" 24". From folder 15-17.

Guatemala. "Our [Primitive Methodist] Field in Guatemala". Hand drawn,

25" x 27". From folder 15-19.

Haiti & Dominican Republic. "The Episcopal Church in Haiti and the Dominican Republic." Full color, 20.75" x 32.75". From folder 15-20.

Haiti & Dominican Republic. "Texaco Mapa Turistico de la Republica Dominicana/Texaco Carte Touriste de Haiti" Texaco road map. Full color, 14" x 21". From folder 15-15.

Jamaica. "West and East Jamaica Conferences of Seventh Day Adventists." Hand drawn, 22" x 38". From folder 15-22.

Mexico. "The Episcopal Church in Mexico." Full color, 19.75" x 27.5". From folder 15-24.

Mexico. (Mexican Indian Mission--East Central Mexico). Hand drawn,

18" x 21.25". From folder 15-24.

Panama Canal Zone. "[Episcopal] Missionary District of the Panama Canal Zone." Full color map, 21.25" x 32". From folder 15-27.

Puerto Rico & Virgin Islands. "The [Episcopal] Church in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands." Full color, 21.5" 33.5". From folder 15-31.

Venezuela. 1961. Duplicate copy of map, 11.75" x 17.25". From folder 4-23.

Venezuela. 1961. Duplicate copy of map, 19.5"x 23.75". From folder 4-23.

Virgin Islands & Puerto Rico. "The [Episcopal] Church in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands." Full color, 21.5" 33.5". From folder 15-31.

Maps: Miscellaneous; 1950, 1969, 1970, 1982, n.d.

People's Republic of China. "People Groups of Mainland China." Full color map, 26.75" x 35.5", with focus on group characteristics. 1982. From folder 51-13.

Colombia. Two full color Esso road maps, 23" x 33.5". One map is annotated to identify Roman Catholic mission territories. N.d. From folder 86-4.

Colombia. Full color map. Identifies Catholic administrative oversight of the country at various levels (archdioceses, dioceses, etc.), 23" x 31.5". 1950. From folder 84-23.

Colombia. Hand drawn map, pencil, 11" x 16.75". N.d. From folder 84-23.

Japan. Map detailing church, 31" x 43". Insert removed from an issue of Japan Harvest, 1969. From folder 105-7.

Middle East. "Middle East Crisis Area." Full color map, 21"x 29", including event chronology from 1882. From folder 68-15. 1970?

Posters.

POSTER (PC 29, 3rd floor). N.d. Four full-color posters in set on themes of evangelism, worship and stewardship, 28" x 16", and full-color poster on missions, 17" x 22", from folder 79-31. (Previously Accession 1989.0268 in the BGC Museum collection.)

POSTER TRACT (PC 29, 3rd floor). 1957. Anti-communism poster tract, "Will You Be Free to Celebrate Christmas In the Future?", 22.25" x 29", all text, from folder 66-2. (Previously Accession 1989.0269 in the BGC Museum collection.)

POSTER (PC 29, 3rd floor). 1962. Poster titled "Los Derechos del Hombre" (The Rights of Men), outlining program for teaching children principles in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; printed on two sides, 13.5" x 19". From folder 86-9, attached to letter of 10/29/1962. (Previously Accession 1989.0270 in the BGC Museum collection.)

POSTER (PC 29, 3rd floor). 1960? Poster, "Pro Libertad de Conciencia" (For Liberty of Conscience), a reproduced telegram advocating freedom of religion and separation of church and state in Colombia, from folder 86-7, 27.25" x 39". (Previously Accession 1989.0271 in the BGC Museum collection.)

POSTER (PC29, 3rd floor). "Truth Funnies - 'Comparative Religions in a Nutshell.'" Full color Jesus People-style poster measuring 10" x 14.5" emphasizing the uniqueness of Jesus Christ in contrast to Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam. Produced by Spiritual Counterfeits Project. Ca. 1978. From folder 184-12.

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LOCATION RECORDS
Accession 80-99, 87-30, 88-5, 88-118, 88-123
Type of Material: Periodicals
The following items are located in the BGC LIBRARY unless otherwise noted:

Missionary News Service. Complete series, 1954-1961, two bound volumes.

NRB Convention News. Convention newspapers: 2/7-10/82, 1/29-30/84, and 2/3-6/85. From folders 52-6, 60-3, and 93-3. Filed in Box 99.

Pueblo Protestante. September 1977, November 1977, October 1978, January 1979.

Reap. Fall/Winter, 1965. From folder 105-5. Focused on missions in Japan.

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LOCATION RECORD
Accession 80-99, 83-84, 85-172, 87-102, 88-123, 92-106, 94-42
Type of material: Photographs
The following items are located in the PHOTO FILE; request by Folder Titles at the beginning of each entry below:

AFRICA EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE, NAIROBI, JAN. 29-FEB. 7, 1966. Shots of speakers, participants and conference sessions, including a group shot, Ken Downing, David Olatayo (general secretary of ECWA or Evangelical Fellowship of Churches of West Africa), Clyde Taylor, Jacques Blocher, Louis King, Harold Fuller, Andrew Gichua (AIC or Africa Inland Church president), Howard Jones, Ralph Bell, and Jimmie McDonald. 11 b&w.

ALL-INDIA CONGRESS ON MISSION AND EVANGELIZATION, 1977. Group photo, 1 b&w. From folder 23-1.

AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY. Group shots of the annual ABS advisory council meetings in 1957 and 1960. (Taylor appears in both groups.) 2 b&w.

ANDERSON, JOHN B. Publicity portrait shot, ca. 1970s, of Anderson used for a 1976 NAE meeting brochure. 1 b&w.

ARANA, ARTURO. 1 b&w.

ARMSTRONG, BENJAMIN. Publicity portrait shot, ca. 1970s, of Armstrong used for a 1976 NAE meeting brochure. 1 b&w.

ASIA MISSIONS ASSOCIATION INAUGURAL CONVENTION, KOREA, AUG. 28-SEPT. 1, 1975. Shots of the convention site, speakers (including Coggins), sessions, and participants (including Wil Norton). 7 b&w.

ASSOCIATION OF EVANGELICALS OF AFRICA AND MADAGASCAR. AEAM General Assembly, 1977. Participants and sessions. 3 b&w. From folder 24-7.

BEYERHAUS, PETER. 1 b&w.

BLOCHER, HENRI. 1 b&w.

BONKER, DON. Publicity portrait shot, ca. 1970s, of Bonker used for a 1976 NAE meeting brochure. 1 b&w. Also includes brochure from conference.

BOWKER, ADDA S. Portrait of Bowker, president of Universal Travel Service. 1 b&w.

BROGER, JOHN C. Candid and portrait shots. N.d. 3 b&w.

CHIBA, JAPAN. Chiba School, Chiba, Japan. 1 b&w.

COGGINS, WADE. Coggins in his office, at meetings (including with IFMA director Jack Frizen and Vergil Gerber), and portraits. 1958-1985. 8 b&w, 2 color.

CONFERENCE ON EVANGELICAL FELLOWSHIP AND ECUMENICITY, MACHAKOS, KENYA, FEB. 16-18, 1962. Group shots, sessions, and candids, including Clyde Taylor, Bob Harrison, Howard Jones, and Jimmie McDonald. 9 b&w.

(THIRD) CONGRESO DE COMUNICACIONES EVANGELICAS, HUAMPANI, PERU, 1967. Candids of meetings between several of the participants including Coggins, Eugene Berterman, Vergil Gerber, (?) Remington, and others. 5 b&w.

CONGRESO LATINOAMERICANO DE EVANGELIZCION II, 1979. CLADE II. Small group discussion, large group, and rally at 1979 conference in Lima, Peru. 3 b&w. From folder 38-1.

CONGRESS ON THE CHURCH'S WORLDWIDE MISSION, WHEATON, 1966. Two shots of large group meetings during the congress. 2 color.

CONSULTA LATINA AMERICANA SOBRE EVANGELISMO, HUAMPANI, PERU, 1962. Group photo of the participants. 1 b&w.

CUBA. Cuban pastor, Domingo Fernandez, who suspected he was marked for execution by his government. 2 b&w; also see Negative Location Record. From folder 102-5, attached to 1/15/62 press release.

DURANT, FRANCISCO. 1 b&w.

ECUADOR. Unidentified priest with children in Ecuador. 2 b&w. From folder 102-10, attached to 4/3/59 letter.

ESCOBAR, SAMUEL. 1 b&w.

EVANGELICAL FELLOWSHIP OF MISSION AGENCIES. Shots of staff (including Taylor and Coggins, Avery Kendall, NAE director Billy Melvin), office, EFMA events like conferences (1967 and 1974 Fall Retreats), the EFMA Board (1967), and an EFMA conference display; included are two group photos on a single sheet of the 1967 Retreat at Winona Lake). 1953-1978. 37 b&w. 4 color.

EVANGELICAL SCHOOL, COLOMBIA. Evangelical School: Colorado, Bolivar, Colombia. destroyed April 3, 1965. 3 b&w.

EXPLO' 72. View of Explo stadium. 1 b&w.

FAUNTROY, WALTER E. Publicity portrait shot, ca. 1970s, of Fauntroy used for a 1976 NAE meeting brochure. 1 b&w.

GILL, DONALD H. Gill at his desk at the NAE office in Washington DC. 1958. 3 b&w.

GRAHAM, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JR. - 1960s. Graham at the podium during an unidentified Urbana Student Missionary Convention. 1 b&w.

GRAHAM, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, JR. - 1970s. Graham at a social event in 1977. 1 color.

GREECE. Unidentified Bible conference & pastors conference, 1962. 1 b&w.

GREEN, MICHAEL. 1 b&w.

HALVERSON, RICHARD. Publicity portrait shot, ca. 1970s, of Halverson used for a 1976 NAE meeting brochure. 1 b&w.

HUMBARD, REX. Humbard, Rex, Aimee Maude Humbard and family. 4 b&w. From folder 41-3.

INDIA. One of a gathering of Indians (from folder 68-43) and three prints featuring twelve images each of general and ministry scenes in India, including a baptism, a Bible class led by missionaries, prayer meeting, worship, education, medical work, etc. Also included is a list of captions which correspond to the photos. Photos are credited to the Religious News Service. 4 b&w.

INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: URBANA CONVENTION, 1979. Billy Graham, plenary session in Colliseum and mission booths in Armory of the University of Illinois, Champaign- Urbana campus. 3 b&w. From folder 38-7.

INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: URBANA CONVENTION, 1984. Plenary session in Colliseum of the University of Illinois, Champaign/Urbana campus, and group photo of speakers. 2 b&w. From folder 63-5. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, USA: Urbana Conventions.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR ITINERANT EVANGELISTS, 1983. Billy Graham speaking at Amsterdam '83. 1 b&w. From folder 57-3.

KIRBY, GILBERT. Kirby preaching at the Evangelical Alliance convention, 1965. 1 b&w.

KOREAN FOREIGN MISSION ASSOCIATION. Seoul '73. Group photo of planning committee meeting. N.d. 1 b&w. From folder 70-1.

LATIN AMERICA MISSION. Office meeting including LAM administrators Mike Berg and George Mauger, along with Juan Rojas and Les Thompson of Logoi, and Ralph Gates of Moody, ca. 1970s. 1 b&w.

LAUSANNE COMMITTEE FOR WORLD EVANGELIZAITON. LCWE board meeting, Stuttgart, Germany, 1984. 1 b&w. From folder 62-1.

LORES, RUBEN. 1 b&w.

MCGAVRAN, DONALD. Three shots during a 1965 church growth seminar in Winona Lake. Also featured in one shot are George Peters, John Seamand, Vergil Gerber and Jack Frizen. 4 b&w.

MEXICAN INDIAN MISSION. Student and staff groups. 6 b&w.

MISSION AVIATION FELLOWSHIP. Case-history composite, 1969. 1 b&w.

MOONEYHAM, STANLEY. Publicity photo, n.d. 1 b&w.

MOORHEAD, CARLOS J. Publicity portrait shot, ca. 1970s, of Moorhead used for a 1976 NAE meeting brochure. 1 b&w.

NIXON, RICHARD MILHOUS. President Nixon meeting Vietnamese woman, World Relief director Everett Graffam, and Clyde Taylor. Ca. 1970. 1 b&w.

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. Missionaries in ceremony before departure, Oakland Public Auditorium, 1946. 2 b&w.

OCKENGA, HAROLD JOHN. Ockenga speaking at a podium, 1967; Clyde Taylor is in the background. 1 b&w.

PADILLA, RENE. 1 b&w.

PERSECUTION - BOLIVIA. Portrait shots of murdered missionary and Bolivian pastor, their funeral procession, and the area in which and the stones with which they were killed. 1949, 7 b&w. From folder 100-11.

PERSECUTION - COLOMBIA. Shots of church buildings, congregations and individuals in Colombia. The images depict damaged or destroyed church buildings and Bibles, and people who were threatened, jailed, injured or killed. The photos served as documentation of charges that Protestants in Columbia were being harassed and persecuted by the country's Roman Catholic majority. Also included are several shots of a 1959 evangelistic meeting which featured Hyman Appelman. 1950-1962, n.d. 71 b&w. From folders 84-20, 84-21, 84-22, 84-23, 85-1, 85-3, 85-4, 86-1, 86-4, 86-9, 86-10, 87-12, 88-1.

PERSECUTION - SPAIN. Series of shots of government documents recording official charges and assessed fines against Protestants, and the written testimony of a Baptist pastor about the inequitable treatment given Protestants in burial arrangements. 1953. 11 b&w. From folder 84-24.

PIATT, DAN. Portrait photo (from folder 67-38). 1 b&w.

QUICHE BIBLE INSTITUTE. Maya Church Growth Seminar, 1969. 4 b&w.

REAGAN, RONALD. Photo of Reagan receiving a certificate and medal from the International Supreme Council of the Order of De Molay, 1969. Photo is inscribed to Clyde Taylor from "Gigs, " who appears to be standing beside Reagan in the photo. 1 b&w.

SCHWARZ, FRED. Publicity photo, n.d. 1 b&w.

(SECOND) II CONFERENCE EVAGELICA LATINOAMERICANA, 1961. Lima, Peru, 1961, delegates. 1 b&w.

SPAIN. Shots of congregation in sanctuary, church building, and group photo at time of baptismal service. N.d. 3 b&w. From folders 84-23 and 86-4 & 10.

TAIWAN. Commercially produced shots of Taipei, a industry education, agriculture, religion, military, culture and business; include prepared descriptions of each photo. 14 b&w. Ca. 1955. From folder 108-1.

TAYLOR, CLYDE. Portrait and candid shots of Taylor individually, in groups, at events like his 1974 farewell banquet at the IFMA/EFMA Mission Executives Retreat, performing duties on behalf of NAE or EFMA at conferences (like an unidentified church missions conference where he represented NAE), conventions and other meetings, or during tours such as his 1957 trip with Air Force Chief of Chaplains Charles Carpenter. Also included is the bulletin from Taylor's funeral which features a photograph on the cover. Among those appearing with Taylor are James De Forest Murch, Congressman John Anderson, Youth for Christ's Roy McKeown, Vincent Brushwyler, George L. Ford, Harold John Ockenga, Eugene Berterman, 1947-1974, n.d. One shot is of a meeting of church leaders in Bouake, Ivory Coast in March 1962. Also two group (from folder 107-11) including Clyde Taylor and Evangelical Peruvians, taken in Lima, Peru during his 1952 South America tour. 57 b&w.

WILSON, GRADY. Publicity or passport photo of Wilson, n.d. 1 b&w.

WINTER, RALPH. 1 b&w.

WORD OF LIFE. Youth Quest speakers. 1 b&w composite photo, including Anita Bryant, Jerry Falwell, and Jack Wyrtzen. 1978. From folder 82-23.

WORLD EVANGELICAL FELLOWSHIP. Two group shots from WEF's organizing convention in the Netherlands in August 1951. Shots (from folder 34-22) from 1980 European Evangelical Communications Conference, 10/20-23/79 (among the individuals depicted are Abe Van der Puy, Gordon Landreth, Horst Marquardt, Ben Armstrong, Vergil Gerber, Eugene Bertermann, John Richards, and David Cho.). Shots from WEF's 1962 conference in Hong Kong in which Taylor was included. 6 b&w.

WORLD RELIEF COMMISSION. Scenes of aid, 1974. Shots (from folder 27-1) of WRC "Under Five Clinic" in Bangladesh, a well and village irrigation project in India, food and clothing distribution in India, and village reconstruction in India. N.d. 4 b&w sheets, comprised of 3-7 shots each. Shots from a 1972 tour (in which Wade Coggins participated) of Asian countries (India, South Korea, Vietnam) sponsored by World Relief; shots include events, group shots and sights. Included are photocopied sheets of The Presbyterian Journal featuring a cover photo from a meeting of tour members with the Vietnamese president's wife, and a list of tour participants. 43 b&w.

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LOCATION RECORD
Accession: 97-23, 97-35, 98-15
Type of material: Videotape
The following items are located in the VIDEOTAPE FILE:

V1 - Color, VHS, 9 minutes. "Overview Multi-Image Show." EFMA promotional video consisting narration and still photographs. Features shots of missionaries in Irian Jaya, Italy and Kenya. Provides brief overview of EFMA purpose ("to help missionaries do their job"), services (visas and retreats), and projects (CAMEO, church growth seminars, cooperation with Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association or IFMA, joint conferences). Ca. mid-1980s.

V2 - Color, VHS, 17 minutes. "New Stories from Old Siberia," a three-part news feature by Atlanta's WSB-TV (Channel 2) on a visit to Karagada, Kazakhstan, by representatives of the Mission Society for United Methodists, ca. 1993, following the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Part 1 (6:00 minutes) focuses on medical facilities and services provided by missionaries ; Part 2 (5:30 minutes) addresses economic conditions and services provided by missionaries; Part 3 (5:30 minutes looks at the shift from atheism to Christianity. Featured are comments by Society executives, missionaries from Georgia, guests on the tour, and indigenous professionals and Christians. Footage includes street scenes, hospitals, baptisms, a business training center, an English language school, and local black market. Ca. 1993.

V3 - Color, VHS, 60 minutes. Accomplishing God's Purposes: Effective Service as a CEO or Board Member for a Christian Organization." Training video featuring panel discussion with John Bass, Jack Robinson, Jack Frizen, Jim Powell and Ray Dorsett, addressing topics including the importance of a mission statement, qualifications and job description for leadership, recruiting, orientation and training, job performance evaluation, effective board operation, and complying with governmental requirements. N.d.

V4 - Color, VHS, 8:30 minutes. A Middle East Media promotional and fund-raising video for SAT 7, a lineup of satellite television programs directed at a Muslim audience in the Middle East. The production emphasizes the accessibility of and need for satellite TV to Middle East audiences, and features MEM's international director, a British MP, and an Arab broadcaster. 1995; released in an American version in 1996.

V5 - Color, VHS, 52 minutes. George Verwer at Urbana '96. Verwer's presentations at Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship's 1996 Urbana Student Missionary Convention: "You Are My Witnesses" (25 minutes) and "A Call For Decision and Action" (27 minutes). Video produced by OM. 1996.

V6 - Color, VHS, 28 minutes. OM World Report 13. Video report to OM supporters and friends, highlighting activities and developments in the Netherlands (especially outreach among Turkish immigrants), Norway, and Austria. Also described are two OM training programs, the annual congress Love Europe held in Hungary in 1996 and Teen Street. The video underscores OM's contribution to development of evangelistic energy, leadership development, and strengthening local congregations. 1996.

V7 - Color, VHS, 27 minutes. OM World Report 14. Video report to OM supporters and friends, highlighting activities and developments on OM's ship Logos II, including its visits to Denmark and Estonia, OM's ministry in Canada (especially outreach to Hindu immigrants from India), and South Africa, and its newly established program in Mozambique. Features comments by OM leaders including Dale Rhoton and a missionary pastor in Estonia. The video underscores OM's contribution to development of evangelistic energy, leadership development, and strengthening local congregations. 1996.

V8 - Color, VHS, 11 minutes. East European Magazine Training Institute promotional video, outlining its goals and training program to strengthen Christian magazines being published in Eastern Europe, especially in view of the social and economic upheaval in Eastern Europe following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the democratization of the countries in the region, and the growing spiritual interest. Features comments by Institute director Sharon Mumper. 1994.

V9 - Color, VHS, 82 minutes. 'Til the Whole World Knows...Jesus. Consists primarily of a 50-minute musical presentation by the choir and musicians of an Assemblies of God congregation in Ft. Worth, Texas, interspersed with video footage and comments from several speakers about AOG's mission effort and the importance of world evangelization. The 50-minute production is followed by four short segments on AOG work and plans in Africa, Asia-Pacific region, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Eurasia, titled 'Til Africa Knows...Jesus, 'Til Asia-Pacific Knows...Jesus, 'Til Latin America Knows...Jesus, and 'Til Eurasia Knows...Jesus. The purpose of the production is to encourage and stimulate participation in and prayer for world evangelization and was used to highlight the 1990-1991 missions convention theme. Includes footage from throughout the world, a message by Rev. Loren Triplett, AOG's director of Division of Foreign Missions, and historical still photographs and film footage depicting AOG's activities throughout the world. Produced by the Communications Division of the Assemblies of God. 1990.

V10 - Color, VHS, 10 minutes. The World Within Reach. Promotional video on MAF's Information Technology program, also called MAF Link, consisting of Internet and e-mail services for missionaries throughout the world. Footage includes comments by Paul Lay and Dennis Fulton, MAF staff responsible for the program, Max Meyer, MAF's director, and Sandy Lay, director of MAF's Outreach Ministries. Ca. 1996.

V11 - Color, VHS, 10:30 minutes. Have You Seen the New China? Promotional video featuring Werner Burklin Ministries' pastoral training schools in China in the early 1990s. Included are comments by Burklin, his son Erik Burklin who is WBM's director of operations, and footage from schools that the two led in China. Produced by Werner Burklin Ministries. Ca. 1994.

V12 - Color, VHS, 23 minutes. U.S. Life 101: A Re-entry Guide for Mks Returning to the United States. Instructional or resource video of children of missionaries preparing to return to the United States to attend college. Narrated by a college-graduated MK, the production prepares students to enter the American college environment by giving advice about money, automobiles, laundry, jobs, shopping, medical care, telephones and college financial aid. 1993.

V13 - Color, VHS, 30:15 minutes. Baptists Around the World. Promotional and instructional video outlining the history of Baptists, their core beliefs, the impact of Baptist mission efforts, and future challenges to the spread of the gospel. Features Baptist historians, church leaders, clergy and laity from throughout the world. Produced by the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. 1993.

V14 - Color, VHS, 7:15 minutes. Our Children, Our Future. Feed the Children 1996 promotional video featuring footage and founder Larry Jones on the organization's domestic and international programs to provide medical care, emergency and disaster relief, child sponsorship. 1996.

V15 - Color, VHS, 28:30 minutes. Children of the Promise. Fund-raising special to support Feed the Children's child sponsorship program. The video highlights the program and children at the Dagoretti Children's Centre near Nairobi in Kenya, features founder Larry Jones with several children at the center. Ca. 1996.

V16 - Color, VHS, 29 minutes. The Russian Story: Chapter Two. Historical and promotional account of the series of tours to Moscow and impact of Bill Gothard's Institute of Basic Life Principles and Advanced Training Institute of America. Includes footage of Gothard, Russian federal and local officials, program participants, and activities during the tours. Produced by the Institute of Basic Life Principles. 1992.

CONTAINER LIST

NOTE: The following list only describes the contents at the box level. However, folder title descriptions were provided for the first 110 boxes when the collection was initially processed in 1981 and later expanded in 1988. The folder list for material added in 2000 is only described at the box level beginning in box 111. For the complete folder list for boxes 1 through 110, please continue after this abbreviated list.
Box	Folders	Description
I. Correspondence
A. Annual correspondence subseries
1	32	1944-1948: Advisory Committee - Voice of China
		1948-1949:
1	18		Commission on Evangelical Missionary Literature - NAE
2	18		Protestants and Other Americans United - World Missionary Aviation Council
2	22	1950-1951: Assembly of God - World Radio Missionary Fellowship
2	29	1951-1952: Commission on Missions - Universal Travel Service
3	26	1952-1956: Audit - New releases
3	11	1957-1958: Christian World Facts - Mission Executives Retreat
4	11	1958-1960: Conference on Islamics - NAE policy
4	20	1960-1961: Board of Directors - WEF
5	20	1962-1963: Church Growth Seminar - United Brethren in Christ
		1963-1964:
5	9		Africa Committee - Coggins
6	11		Evangelical Committee for Africa - WEF
		1965-1968:
6	26		Africa Committee - Mission Executives Retreat
7	14		Mission Executives Retreat - WCC
111	2		Audit, Accounts receivable
7	17	1969:
7	17		Africa Committee - Strategy to Reach a Nation
111	5		Special orders
		1970:
8	18		Africa Committee - Personnel & Student Affairs Committee
19	2		IFMA: Study papers re cooperation & mergers, MARC
8	12	1971: AEAM - Organization Resources Counselors
		1972:
8	11		American Leposy Missions - Churches I-Z
9	17		ECLA - Worldwide Christian Education Ministries
		1973:
9	27		AEAM General Assembly - Free Methodist Church
10	20		Gigliotti - Union Church of San Salvador
		1974:
10	22		Baker - ORC (folder 10-22 restricted)
11	9		ORC - Worldwide Christian Education Ministries
		1975:
11	25		Asian Briefing - Mission Executives Retreat
12	6		Missions Seminars in Local Churches - WEF
91	2		WEF
		1976:
12	41		Assemblies of God - Islamics Committee (folder 12-7 restricted)
13	25		Latin America Committee - Youth for Christ International
111	2		Tell Asia seminar, ORC Seminar on Expatriate Cost of Living
		1977:
20	10		Committees: CAMEO - Personnel
			Organizations
111	1			ACMC: Missions Policy Handbook
20	13			American Leprosy Missions - Christian Literature Crusade
21	38			Christian and Missionary Alliance - WEC
91	1			World Relief
21	13		General Correspondence: B-W
22	16		Administration: Board of Directors - Baker, Miscellaneous
			Meetings
22	1			January
97	3			January, August
23	10			January-March
24	11			April-September
25	10			September-October
26	8			October-December
27	3			December, WRC Board - Wade Coggins speaking declined
		1978:
27	11		Committees: Africa - Personnel
			Organizations
27	2			American Advent Mission Society, Assemblies of God
28	26			Assemblies of God - Free Will Baptist Foreign Missions
97	1			Evangelical Fellowship of India
29	34			Friends - Youth for Christ International, Miscellaneous
			Administration
29	1			Board of Directors
30	10			Cummings - Universal Travel Service
			Meetings
30	3			January-February
31	12			February-September
32	7			September-November
97	2			October-November
33	4			November-December, Speaking Invitations: Declined
		1979:
33	9		Committees: Africa - Personnel
			Organizations
33	15			American Advent Mission Society - Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability
34	35			Evangelical Missions Quarterly - WEC, Miscellaneous
112	2			ORC: Notebook, Survey of Income and Expenditure Patterns of Religious and Educational Workers
35	8		Administration: Board of Directors - Organization Resources Counselors
			Meetings
35	4			January-March
36	11			March-September
37	7			September - November
38	9			October-December
		1980:
			Committees
38	3			Asia Committee - China Committee
39	5			EMIS - Personnel Committee
			Organizations
39	37			Advent Christian - World Evangelical Fellowship
40	1			World Gospel Mission
40	11		Administration: Board of Directors - EFMA correspondence
			Meetings
40	2			January
41	11			January-March
97	2			March, September
42	1			April-September
43	12			September-October
44	9			October-December
		1981:
			Committees
44	3			Africa Committee - Evangelical China Office
45	5			Evangelical Missions Information Service - Personnel Committee
			Organizations
45	11			Assemblies of God - WEF: Missions Commission
46	7			World Relief, Mission agencies, Miscellaneous A-L
47	3			Miscellaneous M - Z, Organizations A-Z
			Administration
47	10			Board of Directors - ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Change
48	2			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) - Warren Webster
			Meetings
48	9			January-April
49	11			April-August
97	1			June, September
50	11			August-October
51	10			November-December, canceled
		1982:
51	10		Committees: Africa - NEGST/CCC (folder 51-20 restricted)
			Organizations
51	4			ACMC - WEF
52	2			WEF - World Relief
112	2			ORC manual: Missionary Compensation: A Balance Sheet Approach
52	3		Administration: Board of Directors - Organization Resources Counselors
			Meetings
91	1			January
52	6			February-June
99	1			February
53	1			June
54	10			June-December
55	1			December
		1983:
55	7		Committees: Africa - Personnel
			Organizations
55	5			ACMC - World Relief
97	1			WEF
55	6		Administration: Board of Directors - World Vision
			Meetings
55	1			January
56	15			January-June
57	15			June-December
97	1			July
58	1			December
		1984:
58	8		Committees: Africa - Personnel
			Organizations
58	14			Antioch Mission (Brazil) - Overseas Ministries Study Center
59	10			WEF - Miscellaneous
			Administration
59	6			Gordon Aeschliman - Miscellaneous A - L
60	1			Miscellaneous M - Z
112	1			Dues & assessments
			Meetings
60	9			December '84 - February
99	1			January
61	13			March-August
62	5			September-November
63	6			November-December, Miscellaneous
		1985:
90	6		Committees: Africa - Personnel
			Organizations
90	9			ACMC - WEF
91	9			WEF - World Relief, Missions A-M
92	1			Missions N-Z
			Administration
92	9			Board of Directors - Miscellaneous A-M
93	1			Miscellaneous N-Z
112	1			1985 EFMA Stats
			Meetings
93	13			January-April
99	1			February
94	10			April-May
95	12			May-November
96	5			November-December
		1986:
			Committees
112	7			Africa - Latin America
113	3			Missionary News Service - Personnel
113	8		Organizations: African Fellowship Ministries - WEF
			Administration
113	5			Board of Directors - 1986 Stats
114	5			Missionary Compensation Survey - Tax Instructions, Miscellaneous A-Z
			Meetings
114	6			January-March
115	11			March-May
116	15			May-September
117	16			September-December
118	1			December
222	2			December
		1987:
118	9		Committees: Africa-Personnel
			Administration
118	3			Board of Directors - Mailings
119	3			Mailings - Tax instructions
			Organizations
119	8			Evangelical Missionary Alliance - WEF, A-L
120	9			A-Z, Miscellaneous
			Meetings
120	1			January
121	16			January-April
122	13			April-September
123	6			September
124	11			September-October
125	12			October-November
126	5			November-December
		1988:
126	2		Accounting - ACMC
127	19		ACMC - COMIBAM
128	10		Convention - EFMA Board of Directors
129	12		EFMA Board - Evangelical Joint Accounting Committee
130	9		General correspondence - LITT-WORLD '88
131	12		Logos - Nominating Committee
132	17		NRB Convention - Retreat evaluation
133	11		Retreat strategy survey - WEF board meeting
134	8		WEF Missions Commission - World Mission Associates
		1989:
135	9		Committees: Africa - Personnel
135	1		Organizations: WEF
			Administration
135	3			Correspondence A-Z
136	10			Bicycle mileage - Statistics
137	9			Tax forms - Visa correspondence
			Meetings
137	4			January
138	16			January-April
139	8			May-July
140	9			July-September
141	10			September-October
142	7			November-December
		1990:
142	6		Committees: Africa-ORC
142	5		Organizations
142	5			WEF [Miscellaneous found unfoldered]
143	6			[Miscellaneous found unfoldered]
			Administration
143	3			Board of directors - Coggins retirement
144	6			Dues & assessments - Statistical charts, EFMA/IFMA merger, Coggins reference files on OMS and World Gospel Mission
			Meetings
144	1			January
145	16			January-April
146	21			May-September
147	15			September-December
		1991-1995:
147	6R		Committees: Africa-ORC
148	13R		Organizations: Adopt-a-People Clearinghouse - Reformed Theological Seminary
			Administration
148	3R			Administrative notebooks
149	7R			Administrative notebooks - 1992 certification of audits
150	7R			1992 certification of audits - Calendars
151	9R			Candidate mission appointments - Paul McKaughan's
152	5R			Peter Beck's correspondence
				General correspondence
152	3R			A-Americans With Disabilities Act
153	8R			B-D
154	8R			E-IFMA
155	14R			Insurance-R
156	8R			S-Wycliffe
156	5R			Delphi - Dues & Assessments (1993) paid
157	6R			Dues & Assessments (1993) paid - Exhibit info
158	7R			Fellowship of Prayer newsletter - Frequent Flyer Miles
				Geographic areas:
158	3R				Africa-Brazil
159	11R				China-Zaire
159	5R			Imperative fax [fall retreats] - Master memos [1991]
160	11R			Master memos [1992] - Retirement survey
161	9R			SAFE [Security Assessment, Forecasting and Education] applications - Strategic planning survey
162	7R			Strategic planning survey - Surveys: [1991]
163	6R			Surveys: [1991] - Surveys [1992]
164	7R			Survey for MARC - Surveys [1994]
165	7R			Surveys [1994] - Urbana '93
166	5R			Urbana '93 - Visas
			Meetings
166	3R			1991 Convention
167	21R			1991 Convention - 1991 Fall Retreat
168	24R			1991 January-December, 1992 Convention
169	26R			1992 Convention - 1992 Fall Retreat
170	9R			1992 Fall Retreat, 1992 March-May
171	19R			1992 May-October
172	16R			1992 October-December, 1993Convention, 1993 Fall Retreat
173	9R			1993 Fall Retreat
174	25R			1993 Fall Retreat, 1993 March
175	13R			1993 June-December, 1994 Tax Seminar, 1994 Convention
176	8R			1994 Fall Retreat
177	5R			1994 Fall Retreat - 1995 Fall Retreat
IB. General correspondence subseries
188	8		Accountability - AERDO
189	12		Africa Committee - Bangui Evangelical School of Theology
222	2		Africa Committee - Asia Committee
190	6		Barrett, David - Billy Graham Center Archives
222	1		Bible translations (cooperative)
223	13		Biographical sketches - Church growth
224	5		Church growth - Closed countries
222	1		Christian education in Africa
			Coggins
224	4			Articles & speeches
222	1			Article
191	9			Articles & speeches - Reference: ELO
192	7			Reference: Lausanne Committee-WEF, Trips
193	7			Trips
193	7		Colombia - Costa Rica
194	8		Country reports given at 1964 retreat - Doctorian, Samuel
195	9		El Salvador - EFMA annual statistics on missionaries
196	10		EFMA annual statistics on missionaries - Foundations list
197	21		EFMA founding - EFMA Purchasing Office
198	13		EFMA Purchasing Dept. - Ethiopia
199	8		Evangelical Fellowship of India - Five Missionary Martyrs Fund
200	13		Frankfurt Declaration - Immigration Info US
225	10		[WEF's] International Missions Commission study documents - Japan
201	14		Jerusalem-Missions Study Conference
202	13		Nazarene-Mexican Indian Mission Comity - Parental Preparation of MKs
203	13		Personnel & Student Affairs Committee - Retirement
204	15		Review Task Force - Social Security
205	9		Social Security - Statement on Cooperation
206	12		Student Affairs - Taxes
207	12		Taxes - Taylor
208	12		Tell Asia - Venezuela
209	7		Vietnam - World Hunger
223
224
225
II. Five Missionary Martyrs Fund
13	13R		Correspondence; 1956-1972 (folders 13-26 through 38 restricted)
14	1		Receipts; 1956-1960
III. Latin American Survey
			Correspondence
15	4		Correspondence; 1958-1959 - Notes & Summaries
15	36		Argentina-Windward Islands
	OS 15		Maps: Latin America Survey; 1958-1962
IV. Meetings Files
16	16		Africa-wide Christian Communications Congress (1971) - Missions Leadership Seminar (1978)
17	11		Operating Income & Expense - World Conference on Missionary Radio (1955)
19	2		American Society of Missiology (1970), National Negro Evangelical Association (1974)
V. Publications
17	2		CEDEC Bulletins; 1951-1962
			Mission Executives' Retreat Report
18	4			1955-1966
19	3			1967-1977
VI. Reference Files
	1937-1987
63	21		Accelerated Christian Education - American Indian Crusade
64	32		American Lutheran Church - Black Evangelistic Enterprise
65	41		Arthur Blessitt - Christian Communications Council
97	1		Christian Communications Council
66	39		Christian Dental Society - Congo Protestant Relief Agency
67	38		Construction Workers Christian Fellowship - FAST International (Association for the Final Advance of Scripture Translation)
68	44		Federation of Evangelical Churches of India - INFO Calgary, Alberta, Canada (Inter-mission News...Far-Reaching Opportunities)
97	14		Free University of Congo; 1967
69	33		Institute for Advanced Christian Studies (The) - Daniel Kompaore (Upper Volta); 1963-1964
70	43		Korea Foreign Missions Association - Mailgram Service Center
71	21		Edward & Judy Malmin - Mennonite Economic Development Associates
72	21		Chet Merriam - Mission Center International
73	40		Mission Projects Fellowship, Inc. - MARC
74	20		MARC - National Association of Manufacturers
75	43		National Black Evangelical Association - Open Air Campaigners
76	54		Open Bible Standard Missions - Pilgrim's Mission
77	51		Pioneer Gospel Mission - Russia
78	38		Russia for Christ - Soka Gakkai
79	47		Soldiers of Christ - Technical Missions
80	47		Technique Inter-Mission - United Missionary Society; 1944-1945
97	15		Union Biblical Seminary; 1962
81	27		United Pentecostal Church, Intl. - WCTN
82	30		We Go, Inc. - WCC General Assembly, Nairobi, December 1975
83	29		WCC New Delhi, 1961 - World Wide Faith Missions; 1966
84	19		World Wide Mission Caravan - Yugoslov Bible Mission
	1939-1989
177	25		Aber-Bass
178	30		Berean Fellowship - Christians in Action
179	26		Christoffel Blind Mission - Evangelical Press Association
180	25		Evangelical Sisterhood of Mary - Holy Land Christian Approach Mission
181	24		Homefinders - Leprosy Mission
182	28		Liberty Lobby - Navigators
183	27		Neo-Life Company of America - Regent College
184	27		Religious Vacations - Underground Evangelism
185	16		Underground Evangelism - White Fathers of Africa
186	21		William Carey Library - Worldwide Discipleship Association
187	8		Worldwide Evangelization Crusade - Young Americans for Freedom
VII. Protestants in Roman Catholic Countries (Colombia & Spain)
		Colombia
84	6		1950-1954
85	11		1954-1957
86	10		1958-1963, 1965-1969, n.d.
97	5		1950-1954
98	6		1955-1960
			Clippings
86	2		1952-1953
87	9		1954-1962
87	7		C&MA Cases - Relief
98	2		Court Cases, Letter Campaign
			Schools
87	2		1961-1965
88	2		1961-1963
98	2		1961-1964
88	1		Robert Searing
		Spain
88	14		1949-1961
89	9		1962-1976, n.d.
98	10		1954-1970
			Clippings
89	2		1959-1964
98	2		1948-1956, 1965-1968, 1974, n.d.
VIII. Countries Files
100	19		Afghanistan-China
101	5		China-Congo
102	10		Congo-Ecuador
103	14		Ecuador-India
104	10		India-Italy
105	11		Ivory Coast-Latin America
106	15		Mexico-Peru
107	15		Philippines-Sudan
108	6		Taiwan-Zaire
109	6		Africa-Ecuador
110	7		Italy-Spain
IX Minutes
		Board
209	1		1944-1949
210	3		1950-1959
211	3		1960-1968
212	3		1969-1976
213	1		1977-1978
		Combined
213	2		1955-1978
214	2		1978-1984
		Committees
214	6		Africa-EMIS
215	8R		EMIS-Personnel & Student Affairs
X Member audits
		1985-1991
215	1R		A-F
216	2R		N-W
		1992-1994
216	1R		A-C
217	2R		D-W
XI Universal Travel Service
		1948-1983
217	3		Applicants not hired - Bowker
218	8		Bowker - Transition
219	14		UTS
		1965-1989
219	2		Air Traffic Conference (ATC) - Bray
220	16		Drummond - UTS
221	9		UTS: ATC rules - UTS: Sale

NOTE: The following is the detailed list with all folder titles for boxes 1 through 110.

CONTAINER LIST

Box	Folder	Title
I. Correspondence
	1944-1948:
1	1		Advisory Committee; 1946
1	2		Bible Institute Information; 1946-1947
1	3		Board Meetings; 1944-1945
1	4		Bulletins; 1945-1946
1	5		Business Papers; 1945-1946
1	6		Citizens United for Religious Emancipation; 1945, n.d.
1	7		Committee on Evangelical Missionary Literature; 1948
1	8		Conference on Latin America; 1946-1948; n.d.
1	9		Conferences: Original Minutes; 1946
1	10		Directory of Foreign Missions; n.d.
1	11		Donations; 1947
			EFMA Convention
1	12			Minneapolis; 1946
1	13			Omaha; 1947
1	14			Omaha: Miscellaneous; 1947
1	15		EFMA New York Office: Bulletins; 1947
1	16		Executive Committee; 1945-1948
1	17		Human Rights Commission; 1947
1	18		International Missionary Council; 1947
1	19		Italian Affairs; 1947-1948, n.d.
			Latin America Literature
1	20			1946-1948
1	21			1947-1948
1	22		Letters of Authorization; 1946
			Miscellaneous
1	23			1946-1947
1	24			1947-1948
1	25		Mission Boards; 1945
1	26		Missionary Executive Meeting, Chicago; 1945
1	27		Missionary Messages; 1946-1947
1	28		Missions Survey, Geneva; 1944-1945
1	29		Printers and Press Report on Latin American Literature; 1948
1	30		Questionnaire; 1947
1	31		Radio; 1945-1946
1	32		Voice of China; 1946-1947
	1948-1949:
1	33		Commission on Evangelical Missionary Literature; 1948, n.d.
1	34		Durekesen, Edward H.; 1949
			EFMA Convention, Chicago:
1	35			Correspondence; 1948
1	36			Minutes and Reports; 1948
			EFMA Executive Committee
1	37			1948
1	38			1948-1949
1	39		EFMA New York Office: Bulletins; 1948-1949
			Evangelical Missionary Literature
1	40			1948-1949
1	41			1948-1949
1	42		Evangelical Missionary Literature Committee; 1947-1950
1	43		Gordon College; 1949
1	44		Gospel Recordings; 1949
1	45		Ingles, James; and Vakory, Thomas; 1948-1949
1	46		Japan Committee; 1947-1950
1	47		London Conference; 1948
1	48		Membership; 1948
1	49		NAE: Bulletins; 1948, n.d.
1	50		NAE: California; 1948
2	1		Protestants and Other Americans United; 1948-1950, n.d.
2	2		China; 1948-1950
2	3		Department of State; 1948-1950
2	4		Displaced Persons; 1949-1950
2	5		EFMA Convention, Indianapolis; 1950
2	6		Japan; 1949-1950
2	7		Japan Committee; 1949-1950
2	8		Miscellaneous; 1949-1950
2	9		National Education Association; 1949
2	10		Palestine; 1949
2	11		Paris Missionary Committee; 1948-1949
2	12		South China Boat Mission; 1949-1950
2	13		Spanish Literature: Printers and Press Report; 1949
2	14		Special Methods Committee; 1948-1950
2	15		Universal Travel Service, Inc.; 1950
2	16		Vital Statistics; 1950, n.d.
2	17		World Assembly of Evangelicals; 1949, n.d.
2	18		World Missionary Aviation Council; l949-1950
	1950-1951:
2	19		Assembly of God; 1950-1951
2	20		Bethel Mission of China; 1950-1951
2	21		Blunit, Oswald A.; 1948-1951
2	22		Board Minutes; 1950-1951
2	23		Bob Jones; 1950
2	24		Bolten, John; 1950-1951
2	25		British Government; 1947-1950
2	26		Committee on Evangelical Missionary Literature; 1950-1951
2	27		Evangelical and International Cooperation; n.d.
			EFMA Board Meeting
2	28			1950
2	29			1951
			EFMA Convention
2	30			Indianapolis; 1950
2	31			Chicago; 1951
2	32		EFMA Executive Committee; 1949-1951
2	33		EFMA Minutes and Reports; 1950-1951
2	34		Indian Affairs; 1950-1951
2	35		Miscellaneous; 1950
2	36		NAE Executive Committee; 1950
2	37		NAE News Releases; 1950
2	38		Open Bible Standard Missions; 1950-1951
2	39		Universal Travel Service, Inc.; 1944-1950
2	40		World Radio Missionary Fellowship; 1950
	1951-1952:
2	41		Commission on Missions; 195l, n.d.
2	42		Displaced Persons; 1951-1952
2	43		EFMA Board Minutes; 1951-1952
2	44		EFMA Newsletters; 1950-1952
2	45		Far East Gospel Crusade; 1951
2	46		Free Methodist Church; 1951
2	47		Fuller Theological Seminary; 1951-1952
2	48		"F" Miscellaneous; 1951-1952
2	49		Gigliotti, Frank B.; 1951
2	50		Italy; 1951
2	51		Jacques, Edwin E.; 1951-1952
2	52		Japan; 1950, n.d.
2	53		Kang, T. K.; 1952
2	54		Lowe, Hanah; 1951
2	55		"L" Miscellaneous; 1951-1952
2	56		Mexican Indian Mission, Inc.; 1950-1952
2	57		Missionary Church Association; 1951
2	58		Missions Visualized, Inc.; 1951
2	59		NAE Convention and Executive Committee; 1950-1951
2	60		NAE Executive Committee; 1952
2	61		Open Door Mission of Japan; 1951-1952
2	62		Oriental Mission Society; 1951-1952
2	63		Paris Centre; 1950-1952
2	64		Presbyterian Church, USA; 1951-1952
2	65		Protestants and Other Americans United; 1951-1952
2	66		Ritzman, Esther; 1940-1950
2	67		Southern Spanish Missions; 1951
2	68		Spanish Literature; 1952, n.d.
2	69		Universal Travel Service; 1951
	1952-1956:
3	1		Audit; 1953
3	2		Commission on Literature; 1952, n.d.
3	3		Conference Credentials; 1952
3	4		Evangelical Fellowship of India; 1952
3	5		EFMA Board Meeting; 1953
			EFMA Convention
3	6			Chicago: 1952
3	7			Cincinnati: Board; 1953
3	8			Cincinnati: Committees; 1953
3	9			Cincinnati: Correspondence; 1953
3	10			Cincinnati: General; 1953
3	11			Cincinnati: Reports; 1953
3	12			Cleveland; 1954
3	13			Chicago; 1955
3	14			Cleveland; 1956
3	15		EFMA Midyear Meeting; 1952
3	16		Evangelical Literature Overseas; 1953-1955
3	17		ELO; 1956-1957
3	18		Evangelical World Literature Conference; 1953, n.d.
3	19		Fund-Raising; 1953
3	20		Literature Evangelica para America Latina [LEAL]; 1955-1956
3	21		Literature; 195l-1954
			Mission Executives' Retreat
3	22			1953
3	23			1954
3	24			1955
3	25		NAE Convention; 1954
3	26		News Releases: 1953-1954; n.d.
	1957-1958:
3	27		Christian World Facts; 1957
3	28		Evangelical Committee on Latin America; 1957-1958
3	29		Evangelical Fellowship of India; 1957-1958
3	30		EFMA Convention, Buffalo; 1957
3	31		Evangelical Literature Overseas; 1956-1958
3	32		Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association; 1957
3	33		Latin American Conference; 1957-1958
3	34		Literature Evangelica para America Latina [LEAL]; 1957-1958
3	35		Literature Conference for Europe; 1956-1957
3	36		Mission Administration Seminar; 1957
3	37		Mission Executives' Retreat; 1957
	1958-1960:
4	1		Conference on Islamics; 1959-60
4	2		Evangelical Committee on Latin America; 1958-1959
			EFMA Convention
4	3			Chicago; 1958
4	4			Los Angeles; 1959
4	5			Chicago; 1960
4	6		Evangelical Child and Family Welfare Service; 1958
4	7		Evangelical Literature Overseas; 1958-1960
4	8		Literature Evangelica para America Latina [LEAL], Cali Congress; 1957-1959
4	9		Mission Executives' Retreat; 1959
4	10		Mission Executives' Retreat; 1960
4	11		NAE Policy; 1959-196l, n.d.
	1960-1961:
4	12		Board of Directors; 1960-1962
4	13		Ecumenical Strategy (pamphlet); 1960-1962
4	14		Ecumenical Strategy: revision for translation; 1960-1961
4	15		Evangelical Committee on Latin America; 1960-1962
4	16		Evangelical Fellowship of India; 1961-1962
			EFMA Convention
4	17			Grand Rapids; 196l
4	18			Denver; 1962
4	19		Evangelical Literature Overseas; 1960-1961
4	20		ELO; 1962
4	21		Gigliotti, Frank B.; 1960-1961
			Latin America Survey
4	22			Correspondence; 1961-1962
4	23			Merchandizing/Printing; 1960-1962, n.d.
4	24		Mailings to EFMA Member Boards; 196l-1962
4	25		Mission Executives' Retreat; 1960-1961
4	26		NAE Convention; 196l
4	27		Radio Projects, NAE; 1961, n.d.
4	28		Resolutions; 1961-1962
4	29		Second Latin American Conference; 1960-1961
4	30		Second Latin American Conference: Huampani Meetings; 196l
4	31		World Evangelical Fellowship (Europe); 1961-1962
	1962-1963:
5	1		Church Growth Seminar; 1962-1963
5	2		Church-State Conference; 1963
			CLASE [Consulta Latina Americana Sobre Evangelismo]:
5	3			Committee and Program; 1961-1962
5	4			Correspondence; 1961-June 1962
5	5			Correspondence; July 1962-1963,n.d.
5	6			Delegates; 1962
5	7			Finances, Miscellaneous; 1961-1962
5	8			Meetings, Reports; 1961-1962
5	9			Spanish; 1960-1962
5	10		CLASE and ECLA [Evangelical Committee for Latin America]; 1962-1963
5	11		Evangelical Committee for Africa; 1962-1963
5	12		Evangelical Committee for Latin America; 1962-1963
5	13		Evangelical Fellowship of India; 1962-1963
5	14		Mailings to Member Boards; 1962-1963
5	15		Mission Executives: Retreat; 1962
5	16		NAE Convention; 1962
5	17		NAE Resolutions; n.d.
			"Protestant Missions in Latin America"
5	18			1962-1963
5	19			Merchandizing; 1962-1965
5	20		United Brethren in Christ; 1962
	1963-1964:
5	21		Africa Committee; 1963-1965
5	22		Africa Evangelical Office; 1963-1964, n.d.
5	23		Area Offices, EFMA-IFMA; 1963-1964
5	24		Board of Directors; 1963-1964
5	25		CLASE; 1964-1965
			CLASE and ECLA
5	26			1963-1965
5	27			1964, n.d.
			Coggins, Wade
5	28			Central America Trip; 1963
5	29			Speaking; 1964-1965
6	1		Evangelical Committee for Africa; 1963-1964
6	2		Evangelical Fellowship of India; 1964-1965
6	3		EFMA Convention; 1964
6	4		EFMA Executive Committee; 1964
6	5		Mailings to Member Boards; 1964
6	6		Mission Executives' Retreat; 1964
			Taylor, Clyde W.: Speaking:
6	7			1963-April 1964
6	8			May-September, 1964
6	9			Oct. 1964-1965, n.d.
6	10		World Evangelical Fellowship [WEF] (Europe); 1963-1965
6	11		WEF (U.S.); 1963-1964
	1965-1968:
6	12		Africa Committee; 1965
6	13		Africa Committee; 1966-1968
6	14		Africa Evangelical Office [AEO]; 1965-1966
6	15		AEO; 1967-1968
6	16		AEO - Maillefer; 1965-1966
6	17		Board of Directors; 1965-1968
6	18		CAMEO [Committee for Missionary Education Overseas]; 1966-1968
6	19		Church Growth Seminar; 1966-1968
6	20		CLASE and ECLA; 1965-1966
6	21		Coggins, Wade: Speaking; 1967-1968
6	22		Committee on Bible Translation; 1966
6	23		Congress on the Church's Worldwide Mission; 1965-1966
6	24		Congress on the Church's Worldwide Mission; Word Books Contract; 1966
6	25		ECLA; 1966
6	26		Evangelical Action Commission; 1968
			EFMA Convention
6	27			Denver; 1966
6	28			Los Angeles; 1967
6	29			Philadelphia; 1968
6	30		Evangelical Literature Overseas; 1965-1966
6	31		Evangelical Scripture Distribution Forum; 1968
6	32		Executive Committee; 1968
			Mailings to Member Boards
6	33			1965-1966
6	34			1966-1967
6	35			1968
			Mission Executives' Retreat
6	36			1965-1967
6	37			1968
7	1			Papers and Revisions; 1968
7	2		Nairobi Conference; 1966
7	3		NAE Film, "Anything Can Happen"; 1965
7	4		NAE of Bolivia; 1965-1966
7	5		National Council of Churches; 1965
7	6		News Releases; 1965
7	7		Overseas Offices; 1966-1969
7	8		Pope's Visit; 1965-1966
7	9		Protestants and Other Americans United; 1965-1966
7	10		Short Terms Abroad Committee; 1965
7	11		Taylor, Clyde: Latin America Trip; 1965-1966
7	12		Think Conference; 1967
7	13		Winona Lake Christian Assembly; 1965-1966
7	14		WCC [World Council of Churches]/ICCC [International Council of
			Christian Churches] in Nigeria; 1965
	1969:
7	15		Africa Committee; 1969
7	16		Africa Evangelical Office; 1969
7	17		Board of Directors; 1968-1969
			Church Growth Seminar
7	18			(Guatemala); 1969
7	19			(West Coast); 1969
7	20			(Winona Lake); 1969
7	21		ECLA (Vergil Gerber); 1969
7	22		EFMA Convention; 1969
7	23		Evangelical Missions Information Service; 1969
7	24		Executive Committee; 1969
7	25		Mailings to Member Boards; 1969
7	26		Mission Administration Seminar; 1969
7	27		Mission Executives' Retreat; 1969
7	28		Missionary Statistical Report; 1969
7	29		New Life for All; 1969
7	30		Overseas Offices; 1969
7	31		Strategy to Reach a Nation; 1969
		1970 subseries
8	1		Africa Committee; 1969-1970
8	2		Africa Evangelical Office: Ken Downing; 1970
8	3		Asia Committee; 1970
8	4		Board of Directors; 1970
8	5		CAMEO; 1970
8	6		Church Growth Committee; 1970
8	7		Church Growth Seminar; 1969-1970
8	8		EFMA Convention; 1970
8	9		EFMA-Gram; 1970
8	10		Executive Committee; 1970
8	11		Haitian Consultation; 1970
19	5		IFMA: Study papers re cooperation & mergers; 1966-1970
8	12		Latin American Consultation; 1970
8	13		Mailings to Member Boards; 1970
19	6		MARC (Mission Advanced Research & Communication Center); 1970
8	14		Mission Executives' Retreat; 1970
8	15		National Sunday School Association; 1970
8	16		Organization Resources Counselors; 1970
			Personnel and Student Affairs Committee
8	17			1970
8	18			1971
		1971 subseries
8	19		Association of Evangelicals of Africa and Madagascar; 1971
8	20		Board of Directors; 1971
8	21		CAMEO; 1971
			Church Growth Seminar
8	22			(Ben Lippen); 1971
8	23			(Biola); 1971
8	24			(Nyack); 1971
8	25			(Wheaton); 1971
8	26		EFMA Convention; 1971
8	27		Executive Committee; 1971
8	28		Finance Committee; 1971
8	29		Mailings to Member Boards; 1971
8	30		Organization Resources Counselors; 1971
		1972 subseries
8	31		American Leprosy Missions; 1972
8	32		Assemblies of God; 1971
8	33		Baker, Milton; 1972
8	34		Beyerhaus, Peter; 1972
8	35		Board of Directors; 1972
8	36		Board of Directors' Retreat; 1972
8	37		CAMEO: 1972
8	38		Child Evangelism Fellowship; 1972
8	39		Church Growth Seminars; 1972
8	40		Churches, A-H; 1972
8	41		Churches, I-Z; 1972
9	1		ECLA v. Gerber; 1972
9	2		EFMA-Gram; 1972
9	3		EFMA Convention; 1972
9	4		EMIS Charter Flights; 1970-1972
9	5		EMIS Correspondence; 1972
9	6		Evangelical Committee for Africa; 1972
9	7		Explo '72; 1972
9	8		Final Advance of Scripture Translation; 1972
9	9		Finance Committee; 1972
9	10		IFMA; 1972
9	11		Mailings to Member Boards; 1972
9	12		Miscellaneous Missions; 1972
9	13		Missions Executives' Retreat; 1972
9	14		Organization Resources Counselors Seminar; 1972
9	15		Park Street Missionary Conference; 1972
9	16		Tax Conference; 1972
9	17		Worldwide Christian Education Ministries; 1972
		1973 subseries
9	18		AEAM General Assembly; 1973
9	19		Africa Trip (Coggins); 1973
9	20		American Advent Mission; 1973
9	21		American Leprosy Missions, Inc.; 1973
9	22		American Sunday School Union; 1973
9	23		Asian Theological Workshop; 1973
9	24		Assemblies of God; 1973
9	25		Association of Evangelicals of Africa and Madagascar [AEAM]; 1973
9	26		Baker, Milton; 1973
9	27		CAMEO; 1973
9	28		Child Evangelism Fellowship; 1973
9	29		China Consultation; 1973
9	30		Christian Literature Crusade; 1973
9	31		Christian and Missionary Alliance; 1973
9	32		Christian Nationals Evangelism; 1973
9	33		Christ's Mission; 1973-1974
9	34		Church Growth Seminar; 1973
9	35		Communications Meeting; 1973
9	36		Conservative Baptist Missions; 1973
9	37		ECLA; 1973
9	38		EMIS Conference; 1973
9	39		Evangelical Committee for Africa; 1973
9	40		Evangelical Fellowship of India; 1973
9	41		EFMA Convention; 1973
9	42		Evangelical Literature Overseas; 1973
9	43		Executive Committee; 1973
9	44		Far East Broadcasting Co.; 1973
9	45		Far Eastern Gospel Crusade; 1973
9	46		Free Methodist Church; 1973
10	1		Gigliotti, Frank B.; 1973
10	2		IFMA; 1973
10	3		Intercristo; 1973
10	4		International Church of the Foursquare Gospel; 1973
10	5		Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship; 1973
10	6		Latin American Mission; 1973
10	7		Mailings to Members Boards; 1973
10	8		MARC; 1973
10	9		The Missionary Church; 1973
10	10		Missions in the Local Church; 1973
10	11		National Religious Broadcasters; 1973
10	12		Organization Resources Counselors Seminar (ORC); 1973
10	13		Organization Resources Counselors Security (ORC) Meeting; 1973
10	14		Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada; 1973
10	15		Short Terms Abroad; 1973
			Study Conference
10	16			Correspondence; 1973
10	17			Panels and Groups; 1973
10	18			Papers; 1973
10	19			Suggestions; 1973
10	20		Union Church of San Salvador; 1973
		1974 subseries
10	21		Baker, Milton; 1974
10	22R		Board of Directors; 1974
10	23		CAMEO; 1974
10	24		Church Growth Seminars; 1974
10	25		Coggins, Wade: Speaking; 1974
10	26		Colombia Consultation; 1974
10	27		Evangelical Committee for Africa; 1973-1974
10	28		ECLA; 1974
10	29		EFMA Convention; 1974
10	30		EFMA Miscellaneous; 1974
10	31		Evangelical Missions Information Service; 1974
10	32		Evangelical Fellowship of India; 1974
10	33		Evangelical Fund; 1974
10	34		Evangelical Literature Overseas; 1974
10	35		Executive Committee; 1974
10	36		ICOWE; 1974
10	37		Mailings to Member Boards; 1974
10	38		Mission Executives' Retreat; 1974
10	39		North America Congress of Chinese Evangelicals; 1974
10	40		National Religious Broadcasters; 1974
10	41		New Life for All; 1974
10	42		Organization Resources Counselors; 1974
11	1		Organization Resources Counselors; 1974
11	2		Personnel and Student Affairs Committee; 1974
11	3		Presbyterian Church in America; 1974
11	4		Sudan Interior Mission; 1974
11	5		Summer Institute of International Studies; 1974
11	6		Taylor, Clyde: Farewell; 1974
11	7		Tax Conference; 1974
11	8		World Relief Commission; 1974
11	9		Worldwide Christian Education Ministries; 1974
		1975 subseries
11	10		Asian Briefing; 1975
11	11		Association of Church Missions Committees; 1975
11	12		Association of Evangelicals of Africa and Madagascar; 1974-1975
11	13		Board of Directors; 1975
11	14		CAMEO; 1975
11	15		China Study Group; 1975
			Coggins, Wade
11	16			Korea Trip; 1975
11	17			Speaking; 1975
11	18		ECLA; 1975
11	19		EMIS; 1975
11	20		Evangelical Asia Committee; 1975
11	21		Evangelical China Committee; 1975
11	22		Evangelical Committee for Africa; 1975
11	23		EFMA Convention; 1975
11	24		EFMA-Gram; 1975
11	25		Evangelical Missions Quarterly; 1975
11	26		Executive Committee; 1975
11	27		Finance Committee; 1975
11	28		IFMA; 1975
11	29		Mailings to Member Missions; 1975
11	30		Miscellaneous; 1975
11	31		Mission Administration/ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Seminar; 1974-1975
			Mission Executives' Retreat
11	32			Correspondence; 1975
11	33			Papers; 1975
11	34			Questionnaires; 1975
12	1		Missions Seminars in Local Churches; 1975
12	2		Nominating Committee; 1975
12	3		Organization Resources Counselors; 1975
12	4		Personnel and Student Affairs Committee; 1975
12	5		Personnel Seminar; 1975
12	6		World Evangelical Fellowship: Account; 1975
91	2		WEF: International Missions Commission; 1974-1975
12	3		WEF: IMC - Australia/New Zealand Missions Directories; 1973-1974
		1976 subseries
12	7R		Assemblies of God; 1975-1976
12	8		Assemblies of God School of Missions; 1976
12	9		Association of Church Missions Committees (ACMC); 1976
12	10		ACMC: Wheaton, Illinois; 1976
12	11		Association of Evangelicals of Africa and Madagascar; 1976
12	12		Board of Directors; 1976
12	13		CAMEO; 1976
12	14		Campus Crusade; 1976
12	15		Christian and Missionary Alliance; 1976
12	16		Christian Communications Council; 1976
12	17		Christian Literature Crusade; 1976
12	18		Christian Resources Associates Seminar; 1976
			Coggins, Wade
				Speaking
12	19				Air Hill Church; 1976
12	20				Bethlehem, Pa.; 1976
12	21				Capital Bible Seminary; 1976
12	22				Christian Literature Crusade; 1976
12	23				Christian Tabernacle; 1976
12	24				Declined; 1976
12	25				Miscellaneous; 1976
12	26				Oklahoma City; 1976
12	27				Trinity Evangelical Div. School; 1976
12	28			1976
12	29			June Trip; 1976
12	30		Conservative Baptist Foreign Missionary Society; 1976
12	31		Evangelical Asia Committee; 1976
12	32		Evangelical China Committee; 1976
12	33		Evangelical Committee for Africa; 1975-1976
12	34		Evangelical Fellowship of India; 1976
12	35		EFMA Convention; 1976
12	36		EFMA-Gram; 1976
12	37		Evangelical Literature Overseas; 1976
12	38		Evangelical Missions Information Service; 1975-1977
12	39		Evangelical Missions Quarterly; 1976
12	40		Executive Committee; 1976
12	41		Finance Committee; 1976
12	42		Friends (Quaker) Missions; 1976
12	43		IFMA; 1975-1976
			IFMA/EFMA/AEPM [Association of Evangelical Professors of Missions] Retreat
12	44			Arrangements and Reservations; 1976
12	45			Book; 1976-1977
12	46			Correspondence; 1975-1976
12	47		Islamics Committee; 1976
13	1		Latin America Committee; 1976
13	2		Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization; 1976
13	3		Mailings to Member Missions; 1976
13	4		Miscellaneous; 1975-1976
13	5		Missions Advanced Research and Communication Center; 1976
13	6		Missions in the Local Church; 1976
13	7		NAE Board of Administration; 1976
13	8		Navigators; 1976
13	9		OMS International; 1976
13	10		Organization Management Inc. Tax Conference; 1976
			Organization Resources Counselors
13	11			1976
13	12			Seminar; 1976
13	13			Advanced Seminar; 1976
13	14		Overseas Crusade; 1976
13	15		Personnel and Student Affairs Committee; 1976
13	16		Personnel and Student Affairs Committee Workshop; 1976
13	17		Quito Consultation; 1976
13	18		Salute to Sunday School Convention; 1976
13	19		Schools: Miscellaneous; 1976
13	20		Short Terms Abroad; 1976
13	21		United World Mission; 1976
13	22		Voting; 1976
13	23		World Evangelical Fellowship; 1976
13	24		World Relief Commission; 1975-1976
13	25		Youth For Christ International; 1976
		1977:
			Committees
20	1			CAMEO
20	2			Evangelical Asia Committee
20	3			Evangelical China Committee
20	4			ECFA (Evangelical Committee for Africa)
20	5			EMIS
20	6			Evangelical Missions Quarterly
20	7			Islamics Committee
20	8			Latin America Committee
20	9			Lausanne Committee
20	10			Personnel Committee; 1976-1977
			Organizations
20	11			American Leprosy Missions
20	12			Assemblies of God
20	13			Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
20	14			Association of Church Missions Committees (ACMC); 1976-1977
20	15			Association of Evangelicals of Africa and Madagascar
20	16			Bethany Fellowship
20	17			Bible Literature International
20	18			Brethren in Christ Missions
20	19			Child Evangelism Fellowship
20	20			Chinese Coordination Center of World Evangelism
20	21			Christian Communications Council
20	22			Christian Financial Executives Association
20	23			Christian Literature Crusade
21	1			Christian and Missionary Alliance
21	2			Christian Nationals' Evangelism Commission
21	3			Church of God World Missions
21	4			Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society
21	5			Conservative Baptist Home Mission Society
21	6			Eastern European Mission
21	7			Evangelical Congregational Church
21	8			Evangelical Fellowship of India
21	9			Evangelical Literature Overseas
21	10			Evangelistic Faith Missions
21	11			Free Methodist Church
21	12			Friends, California Yearly Meeting
21	13			Intercristo
21	14			Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association
21	15			Latin America Mission
21	16			Lutheran Bible Translators
21	17			Lutheran Brethren World Missions
21	18			Mission Aviation Fellowship
21	19			Missionary Church
21	20			Missionary Information Bureau (Brazil)
21	21			Missionary Internship
21	22			Navigators
21	23			Nazarene Department of World Missions
21	24			OCEAN, Inc.
21	25			OMS International
21	26			Overseas Crusades
21	27			Pocket Testament League
21	28			Presbyterian Church in America
21	29			Primitive Methodist International Mission Board
21	30			United Brethren in Christ
21	31			United World Mission
21	32			Wesleyan Church
21	33			West Indies Mission
21	34			World Evangelical Fellowship
21	35			World Gospel Mission
21	36			World Relief Commission; 1976-1977
91	7			World Relief: Financial statements/Proposed budgets; 1976-1977
21	37			World Vision International
21	38			Worldwide Evangelization Crusade
			General Correspondence
21	39			B
21	40			C
21	41			E
21	42			F
21	43			G
21	44			H
21	45			J
21	46			M
21	47			O
21	48			P-Q
21	49			R
21	50			S
21	51			W
22	1		Miscellaneous
			Administration
22	2			Board of Directors
22	3			EFMA-gram
22	4			Executive Committee
22	5			Finance Committee
22	6			Mailings to Member Missions
22	7			Membership Committee
22	8			Menno Travel Service
22	9			National Association of Evangelicals: Headquarters Office, Wheaton; 1976-1977
22	10			Nominating Committee
22	11			Organization Resources Counselors (ORC)
22	12			Organization Resources Counselors (ORC)
22	13			Milton Baker
22	14			Miscellaneous
22	15			Miscellaneous
22	16			Miscellaneous
			Meetings
22	17			All India Congress on Mission and Evangelization, 1/12-19/77
23	1			All India Congress on Mission and Evangelization, 1/12-19/77
97	1			All India Congress
97	2			All India Congress: Congress materials; 1977
23	2			Coggins & Frizen: Travel after Missions Commissions and AICOME; 1976-1977
23	3			Missions Commission of WEF: Bombay, India, 1/19-22/77
23	4			Medical Workshop, 3/8-11/77
23	5			EFMA Annual Convention, 2/22-24/77
23	6			EFMA Annual Convention, 2/22-24/77
23	7			EFMA Annual Convention, 2/22-24/77
23	8			Alliance Church, Manassas, VA, 3/6/77
23	9			NAE Missions Seminars, 3/14-18/77
23	10			Reformed Consultation, Geneva College
24	1			The Alliance Church, Rochester, 4/10/77
24	2			Study Group, Ventnor, NJ, 4/15-16/77
24	3			Asia Briefing, 5/25-26/77
24	4			World Relief Commission, 5/31-6/2/77
24	5			Assemblies of God Annual School of Missions, (6/13-24/77)
24	6			Dit Fenton dinner, 6/25/77
24	7			AEAM General Assembly, Ivory Coast, 7/28-8/3/77
24	8			AEAM General Assembly
97	3			AEAM General Assembly
24	9			Mission Executives Retreat, (9/26-29/77); 1976-77
24	10			Mission Executives Retreat, (9/26-29/77); 1976-77
24	11			Mission Executives Retreat, (9/26-29/77); 1976-77
25	1			Manuscripts for Retreat Report
25	2			Final Manuscript for Retreat Report
25	3			Retreat Report orders; 1977-1978
25	4			NAE Board, 10/4/77
25	5			WRC Board, 10/5-6/77
25	6			Capital Bible Seminary, 10/19/77
25	7			10th Presbyterian Church, 10/23/77
25	8			IFMA Mission Administration Seminar, 10/24-28/77
25	9			IFMA Mission Administration Seminar, 10/24-28/77
25	10			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Seminar, 10/27-28/77
26	1			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Seminar, 10/27-28/77
26	2			DAS [Development Assistance Services] Symposium and Council, 11/2-5/77
26	3			DAS Symposium and Council, 11/2-5/77
26	4			DAS Symposium and Council, 11/2-5/77
26	5			China meeting, 11/19/77
26	6			American Leprosy Missions, 11/17-18/77
26	7			Missionary Internship Advisory Workshop, 11/30-12/1/77
26	8			Personnel Workshop, 12/1-3/77
27	1			WRC Board & Christmas Dinner, 12/9/77
27	2			Ventnor Study Group, 12/9-10/77
27	3			Coggins, Wade T.: Speaking - Declined
		1978:
			Committees
27	4			Africa Committee
27	5			Asia Committee
27	6			CAMEO
27	7			China Committee
27	8			Evangelical Missions Information Service [EMIS]
27	9			EMIS-EMQ Retreat March, 1978
27	10			Evangelical Missions Quarterly
27	11			Islamics Committee
27	12			Latin America Committee
27	13			Lausanne Committee
27	14			Personnel Committee
			Organizations
27	15			American Advent Mission Society
27	16			Assemblies of God
28	1			Assemblies of God: Personnel Workshop Notebook; 1978
28	2			Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
28	3			Association of Church Missions Committees (ACMC)
28	4			Association of Evangelical Relief and Development Organizations
28	5			Association of Evangelicals of Africa and Madagascar (AEAM)
28	6			Baptist General Conference
28	7			Bethany Fellowship
28	8			Brethren Church, Ashland, Ohio
28	9			Brethren Church, Winona Lake, Ind.
28	10			Campus Crusade for Christ
28	11			Child Evangelism Fellowship
28	12			Christian Communications Council
28	13			Christian Literature Crusade
28	14			Christian & Missionary Alliance
28	15			Christian Nationals' Evangelism Commission
28	16			Church of God World Missions
28	17			Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society
28	18			Conservative Baptist Home Mission Society
28	19			Eastern European Mission
28	20			Evangelical Fellowship of India
97	4			Evangelical Fellowship of India; 1978
28	21			Evangelical Free Church
28	22			Evangelical Literature Overseas
28	23			Evangelistic Faith Missions
28	24			Far East Broadcasting Company
28	25			Free Methodist Church
28	26			Free Will Baptist Foreign Missions
29	1			Friends, Eastern Region
29	2			Friends, Northwest Yearly Meeting
29	3			Intercristo
29	4			Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association (IFMA)
29	5			International Students, Inc.
29	6			Literacy & Evangelism
29	7			Lutheran Brethren World Missions
29	8			Mennonite Brethren Missions/Services
29	9			Mission Aviation Fellowship
29	10			Missionary Church
29	11			Missionary Information Bureau
29	12			Missionary Internship
29	13			Navigators, The
29	14			OCEAN, Inc.
29	15			OMS International
29	16			Open Bible Standard Missions
29	17			Open Doors With Brother Andrew
29	18			Overseas Crusades
29	19			Palau Evangelistic Team
29	20			Pentecostal Holiness Church
29	21			Reformed Presbyterian Church of N.A.
29	22			United Brethren in Christ
29	23			United World Mission
29	24			Wesleyan Church
29	25			World Evangelical Fellowship
				World Evangelical Fellowship
29	26				Bank Account
29	27				Everett Graffam
29	28				Missions Commission
29	29			World Gospel Crusades
29	30			World Gospel Mission
29	31			World Vision International
29	32			Worldwide Evangelization Crusade
29	33			Youth For Christ International
29	34			Miscellaneous
			Administration
29	35			Board of Directors
30	1			Cummings, Norman, President, EFMA
30	2			EFMA/IFMA Joint Exexutive Committee, 9/24/78
30	3			EFMA-gram
30	4			Finance Committee
30	5			Mailings to Member Missions
30	6			Miscellaneous
30	7			Nominating Committee
30	8			Organization Resources Counselors (ORC)
30	9			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) meeting at DOM in NY, 6/19/78
30	10			Universal Travel Service
			Meetings
30	11			National Religious Broadcasters Annual Convention, 1/22-25/78
30	12			Westminster Seminary, 1/26/78
30	13			EFMA Annual Convention, (2/21-23/78)
31	1			EFMA Annual Convention, (2/21-23/78)
31	2			New Cumberland Alliance Church, 3/3-5/78
31	3			OMI Tax Conference, 3/8-9/78
31	4			Capital Bible Seminary, 4/11-12/78
31	5			DAS (Development Assistance Services) Consultation, 4/27-28/78
31	6			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Seminar, 6/13-14/78
				ACMC National Conference
31	7				7/20-23/78
31	8				Notebook; 1978
31	9			Church Life Center, Nyack, 8/13-14/78
31	10			NACOCE, Toronto, 8/14-19/78
31	11			Asia Missions Association, Seoul, Korea, (8/22-28/78)
31	12			EFMA/IFMA/AEPM Study Conference, 9/25-28/78
32	1			EFMA/IFMA/AEPM Study Conference, 9/25-28/78
32	2			EFMA/IFMA/AEPM Study Conference, 9/25-28/78
97	5			Brazilian Encontro, 10/3-5/78
32	3			Quito Consultation Report on Church/Mission Relations in South America, 10/11-15/78
32	4			Quito Consultation
32	5			Quito Consultation
32	6			Alliance Men's Retreat, 11/10-12/78
32	7			DAS (Development Assistance Services) Board, 11/18-19/78
97	6			DAS Board, 11/18-19/78
33	1			DOULOS, Norfolk, VA 11/24-26/78
33	2			Personnel Workshop, 11/30-12/2/78
33	3			Missions Leadership Seminar (Agape), 12/5-8/78
33	4			Speaking Invitations: Declined
		1979:
			Committees
33	5			Africa Committee
33	6			Asia Committee
33	7			China Committee
33	8			CAMEO
33	9			CAMEO: Board Meeting, 9/13/79
33	10			Evangelical Missions Information Service (EMIS)
33	11			Islamics Committee
33	12			Latin America Committee
33	13			Personnel Committee
			Organizations
33	14			American Advent Mission Society
33	15			Assemblies of God
33	16			Association of Church Missions Committees
33	17			Association of Evangelicals of Africa and Madagascar (AEAM)
33	18			Brethren Church, Ashland, OH
33	19			Brethren in Christ Missions
33	20			Christian and Missionary Alliance
33	21			Christian Church of North America
33	22			Christian Literature Crusade
33	23			Christian Nationals' Evangelism Commission
33	24			Christian Reformed World Missions
33	25			Church of God World Missions
33	26			Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission
33	27			Evangelical Congregational Church
33	28			Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability
34	1			Evangelical Missions Quarterly
34	2			Friends, Eastern Region
34	3			Friends, Northwest Yearly Meeting
34	4			Gospel Films
34	5			Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association (IFMA)
34	6			International Church of the Foursquare Gospel
34	7			International Fellowship of Christians
34	8			Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
34	9			Lausanne Committee
34	10			MARC
34	11			Mennonite Brethren Missions/Services
34	12			Missionary Information Bureau, Brazil
34	13			Missionary Internship
34	14			National Association of Evangelicals
34	15			Navigators
34	16			OCEAN
34	17			Overseas Crusades
34	18			Underground Evangelism
34	19			United World Mission
34	20			Ventnor Study Group
34	21			World Concern
34	22			World Evangelical Fellowship
34	23			WEF: Missions Commission
34	24			WEF: Bank Account for John Langlois
34	25			World Gospel Crusades
34	26			World Gospel Mission
34	27			World Relief
34	28			World Relief Commission: Refugee Information
34	29			World Vision International
34	30			Worldwide Evangelization Crusade
34	31			B
34	32			C
34	33			E
34	34			G
34	35			Miscellaneous
			Administration
35	1			Board of Directors
35	2			EFMA/IFMA Joint Exexutive Committee, 4/11/79
35	3			Executive Committee
35	4			Mailings to Member Missions
35	5			Membership Committee
35	6			Nominating Committee
35	7			Organization Resources Counselors (ORC)
35	8			Organization Resources Counselors (ORC)
			Meetings
35	9			NRB Convention, 1/21-24/79
35	10			WEF Missions Commission, 1/27-31/79
35	11			WEF Missions Commission, 1/27-31/79
35	12			EFMA Annual Convention, 3/6-8/79
36	1			EFMA Annual Convention, 3/6-8/79
36	2			Trinity Consultation, 3/19-22/79
36	3			Trinity Consultation, 3/19-22/79
36	4			Christian Service Corps, 4/4/79
36	5			Kyle/missions leaders, 4/11-12/79
36	6			Ventnor Study Group, 4/20-21/79
36	7			Capital Bible Seminary, 4/24/79
36	8			Evangelical Congregational Missionary Conv., 4/25-26/79
36	9			China Consultation, 5/3-5/79
36	10			ACMC Conference, 7/19-22/79
36	11			National Presbyterian Church, 9/2/79
37	1			Mission Executives Retreat, 9/24-27/79
37	2			Mission Executives Retreat, 9/24-27/79
37	3			Mission Executives Retreat, 9/24-27/79
37	4			Mission Executives Retreat, 9/24-27/79
37	5			Mission Executives Retreat: Program Planning Book; 1979
37	6			JAARS, 10/12-13/79
37	7			Mission Administration Seminar and ORC (Organization Resources Counselors), 10/29 - 11/2/79
38	1			CLADE II, 10/31 - 11/9/79
38	2			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Workshop, 11/1-2/79
38	3			Simpson Church, Nyack, 11/11/79
38	4			AERDO, 11/15-16/79
38	5			Ed Neteland, 11/12/79
38	6			Personnel Workshop, 11/29 - 12/1/79
38	7			Urbana '79, 12/27-31/79
38	8			Urbana '79
38	9			Urbana '79
		1980:
			Committees
38	14			Asia Committee
38	15			CAMEO
38	16			China Committee
39	1			Evangelical Missions Information Service
39	2			Evangelical Missions Information Service
39	3			Islamic Task Force
39	4			Latin America Committee
39	5			Personnel Committee
			Organizations
39	6			Advent Christian
39	7			Assemblies of God
39	8			Association of Church Missions Committees
39	9			Baptist General Conference
39	10			Brethren Church (Winona Lake, IN)
39	11			Christian & Missionary Alliance
39	12			Christian Nationals' Evangelism Commission
39	13			Christian Reformed World Missions
39	14			Church of God World Missions
39	15			Compassion
39	16			Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society
39	17			Conservative Baptist Home Mission Society
39	18			Evangelical Fellowship of India
39	19			Evangelical Free Church
39	20			Evangelical Mennonite Church
39	21			Evangelistic Faith Missions
39	22			Free Methodist Church
39	23			Free Will Baptists
39	24			Friends, Eastern Region
39	25			Grace Mission
39	26			Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association
39	27			IFMA - Canada
39	28			Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
39	29			Latin America Mission
39	30			Literacy & Evangelism, Inc.
39	31			Lutheran Brethren World Missions
39	32			Mission Aviation Fellowship
39	33			Missionary Church
39	34			OCEAN
39	35			Open Bible Standard Missions
39	36			O.C. Ministries
39	37			Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America
39	38			United Brethren in Christ
39	39			United World Mission
39	40			Wesleyan Church
39	41			World Concern
39	42			World Evangelical Fellowship
40	1			World Gospel Mission
			Administration
40	2			Board of Directors
40	3			Executive Committee
40	4			Finance Committee
40	5			Mailings to Member Missions
40	6			Membership Committee
40	7			Nominating Committee
40	8			Miscellaneous
40	9			Organizations Resources Counselors
40	10			Visa Correspondence; 7/80-12/80
40	11			Visas: Miscellaneous
40	12			EFMA: Correspondence
			Meetings
40	13			Westminster Theological Seminary, 1/7/80
40	14			Capital Bible Seminary, 1/8/80
41	1			Park Street Church, 1/12/80
41	2			National Religious Broadcasters Annual Convention, 1/20-23/80
41	3			NRB Annual Convention: Rex Humbard Ministries
41	4			Meeting: Coggins, Beals, Scott, Frizen, 1/24/80
41	5			EFMA Board of Directors, 3/3/80
41	6			EFMA Annual Convention, 3/4-6/80
41	7			EFMA Annual Convention, 3/4-6/80
41	8			Church of the Atonement, 3/16/80
41	9			WEF Missions Commission Executive Committee, 3/21-23/80
41	10			WEF General Assembly, 3/24-28/80
41	11			WEF General Assembly, 3/24-28/80
97	7			WEF General Assembly, 3/24-28/80
42	1			Ventnor Study Group, 4/18-19/80
42	2			Campus Crusade: Missions Leadership Seminar, 4/22-25/80
42	3			C&MA Council, 5/13-18/80
42	4			Asia Briefing, 5/20-21/80
42	5			ACMC National Conference, 7/10-13/80
42	6			American Society of Missiology, 8/22-24/80
42	7			COWE, Thailand, 6/16-27/80
42	8			COWE
42	9			COWE: Refugee Camp Visit
42	10			Teen Missions, 7/13/80
42	11			CAMEO, 9/4/80
42	12			Mission Executives Retreat, 9/22-25/80
43	1			Mission Executives Retreat, 9/22-25/80
43	2			Mission Executives Retreat
43	3			Mission Executives Retreat: Papers
97	8			Mission Executive Retreat: Papers
43	4			ACMC, 9/26/80
43	5			Missions Consultation, Brazil, 9/30 - 10/2/80
43	6			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Advisory Group, 10/2/80
43	7			NAE state association leaders, 10/7/80
43	8			NAE Board, 10/8/80
43	9			WRC, 10/8-9/80
43	10			Clinton Baptist Church, 10/18-19/80
43	11			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Seminar, 10/21-22/80
43	12			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Seminar: Notebook
44	1			Edinburgh '80, International Student Consultation on Frontier Missions, 10/26 - 11/2/80
44	2			Edinburgh '80
44	3			Andean Consultation, 11/17-22/80
44	4			Personnel Workshop, 12/4-6/80
44	5			Ventnor Study Group, 12/5-6/80
44	6			Mission Review Task Force, 12/10/80
44	7			Lausanne Committee, 12/16/80
44	8			William O'Brian, Richmond, VA, 12/19/80
44	9			Washington '80, 12/30/80 - 1/3/81
		1981:
			Committees
44	10			Africa Committee
44	11			CAMEO
44	12			Evangelical China Office
45	1			Evangelical Missions Information Service
45	2			Islamics Task Force Committee
45	3			Latin America Committee
45	4			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Committee
45	5			Personnel Committee
			Organizations
45	6			Assemblies of God - Attitude and Opinion Survey; 1981
45	7			Association of Church Missions Committees
45	8			Association of Evangelicals of Africa and Madagascar
45	9			Association of Evangelical Relief and Development Organizations (AERDO)
45	10			Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association
45	11			ISKCON: Hare Krishnas
45	12			Lausanne Committee
45	13			Nairobi Evangelical Graduate School of Theology
45	14			National Association of Evangelicals
45	15			World Evangelical Fellowship
45	16			WEF: Missions Commission
46	1			World Relief
46	2			World Relief
				Mission Agencies
46	3				A - G
46	4				H - M
46	5				N - S
46	6				T - Z
				Miscellaneous
46	7				A - L
47	1				M - Z
				Organizations
47	2				A - L
47	3				M - Z
			Administration
47	4			Board of Directors
47	5			Executive Committee
47	6			Finance Committee
47	7			Membership Committee
47	8			Mailings to Member Missions
47	9			Miscellaneous
47	10			Nominating Committee
47	11			Organization Resources Counselors (ORC)
47	12			Organization Resources Counselors (ORC)
47	13			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Change, Dec. 1980 to 1981
48	1			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors): "Compensation & Benefits in Twelve Missions"
48	2			Warren Webster: President of EFMA
			Meetings
48	3			EFMA Annual Convention, 1/81
48	4			EFMA Annual Convention, 1/81
48	5			ACMC consultation, 1/29/81
48	6			ACMC consultation: Meeting transcript
48	7			Human Development, 1/31 - 2/2/81
48	8			CONELA, 3/23-26/81
48	9			AERDO/EFMA/IFMA, 4/9/81
48	10			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Seminar, 4/22-23/81
48	11			China Consultation, 4/29 - 5/1/81
49	1			Ventnor Study Group, 4/24-25/81
49	2			Guatemala City, 5/10-17/81
49	3			EMIS Executive Committee, 6/1/81
49	4			Medical Consultation, 6/1-3/81
49	5			Assemblies of God 6/9-10/81
49	6			Chinese Congress on World Evangelization, 6/17-24/81
49	7			NAE meeting, 6/29/81
97	9			NAE Meeting, 6/29/81
49	8			Medical Committee, MAP, 7/10/81
49	9			American Festival of Evangelism, 7/27-30/81 and LCWE, 7/26/81
49	10			Haystack '81, 7/28 - 8/2/81
49	11			ACMC Conference, 8/6-9/81
50	1			Tentmaker Project, 8/7/81
50	2			EMQ Editorial Committee, 10/2-3/81
50	3			NAE Board, 10/6-7/81
50	4			AEAM General Assembly, 9/6-13/81
97	10			AEAM General Assembly
50	5			EFMA/IFMA Study Conference, 9/28 - 10/2/81
50	6			EFMA/IFMA Study Conference
50	7			EFMA/IFMA Study Conference
50	8			CAMEO, 10/15/81
50	9			NAE Seminars, 10/19-23/81
50	10			Church/State, 10/23/81
50	11			Christian World Communions, 10/27-29/81
51	1			OMSC: Bob Coote, 11/19/81
51	2			Mission Administration Seminar, 11/16-19/81
51	3			AERDO, 11/17-20/81
51	4			Mission Leadership Workshop, 11/30 - 12/3/81
51	5			Personnel Workshop, 12/3-5/81
51	6			OSMC, 12/4-5/81
51	7			URBANA, 12/27-31/81
51	8			URBANA
51	9			URBANA '81: Packet for new converts
51	10			Brazil, 5/3-9/81 (Canceled)
		1982:
			Committees
51	11			Africa Committee
51	12			CAMEO
51	13			China Committee
51	14			EMIS
51	15			Islamic Task Force Committee
51	16			Latin America Committee
51	17			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Committee
51	18			Personnel Committee
51	19			Unreached People Committee
51	20R			NEGST/CCC
			Organizations
51	21			Association of Church Missions Committee
51	22			Caribbean Graduate School of Theology
51	23			Townsend, Cameron
51	24			World Evangelical Fellowship
52	1			WEF: Missions Commission
52	2			World Relief Corporation
			Administration
52	3			Board of Directors
52	4			Mailings to Member Missions
52	5			Organization Resources Counselors (ORC)
			Meetings
52	6			NRB, 2/7-10/82
99	1			NRB Convention News; 1982, 1984-1985
91	4			WEF: Missions Commission - Meeting, 1/27-31/82
52	7			EFMA Annual Convention, 3/2-4/82
52	8			Unreached Peoples, 3/25-26/82
52	9			OMSC, 4/16-17/82
52	10			CONELA, 4/19-23/82
52	11			China Consultation, 4/27-30/82
52	12			CRESR [Consultation on the Relationship Between Evangelism and Social Responsibility], 6/19-26/82
53	1			CRESR: Notebook
54	1			CRESR: Papers
54	2			Wheaton '83: Planning, 6/28-29/82
54	3			Steering Committee: Medical, 9/15/82
54	4			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Seminar, 9/16-17/82
54	5			Newcomers, 11/15-16/82
54	6			AERDO, 11/16-19/82
54	7			Personnel Workshop, 12/2-4/82
54	8			Retreat [missions consultations], 9/27-30/82
54	9			Guatemala, 12/17-19/82
54	10			Guatemala Trip, 12/17-19/82
55	1			Guatemala Trip
		1983:
			Committees
55	2			Africa Committee
55	3			CAMEO
55	4			EMIS
55	5			Islamics Committee
55	6			Joint Accounting Committee
55	7			Latin America Committee
55	8			Personnel Committee
			Organizations
55	9			Association of Church Missions Committees
55	10			National Association of Evangelicals: Washington office 40th Anniversary
55	11			World Evangelical Fellowship
55	12			WEF: Missions Commission
97	11			WEF: Missions Commission
55	13			World Relief
			Administration
55	14			Board of Directors
55	15			Mailings to Member Missions
55	16			Member Evaluation
55	17			Miscellaneous
55	18			Morlin, Stanley and Sharon A.O.G. (Assemblies of God)
55	19			World Vision
			Meetings
55	20			Lausanne Committee, 1/16-22/83
56	1			International Communications Service, 1/28/83
56	2			NRB Convention, 1/30 - 2/2/83
56	3			Concerts of Prayer, 1/31/83
56	4			Biblical Media Foundation, 2/3/83
56	5			Council on Religion & International Affairs [CRIA], 2/23/83
56	6			Health Care Seminar, 2/24/83
56	7			Convention '83, 3/8-10/83
56	8			ANAM (Association of North American Missions) National Convention, 4/5-8/83
56	9			Ventnor, 4/22-23/83
56	10			RAORG (Religion Affiliated Organizations and Their Relations with Government), 5/24/83
56	11			WEF Executive Council, 6/17-18/83
56	12			WEF/LCWE (re merger), 6/19-20/83
56	13			Wheaton '83, 6/21-30/83
56	14			Wheaton '83: Notebook Contents
56	15			Wheaton '83: Papers and Reports
57	1			WEF Missions Commission, 6/26 and 7/1/83
57	2			Religious Freedom, 7/10-11/83
57	3			International Conference for Itinerant Evangelists (Billy Graham), 7/12-21/83
57	4			ACMC conference, 7/21-23/83
57	5			Central America Briefing (White House), 7/28/83
97	12			Central America Briefing
57	6			Church of God, 8/10-12/83
57	7			Retreat 83, 9/26-30/83
57	8			Self Study Seminar, Colorado Springs, 9/28/83
57	9			Guatemala Consultation, 10/19-21/83
57	10			Health Care, Chicago, 11/1/83
57	11			Aeschliman, Gordon (Frontier Fellowship, Inc.), 11/2/83
57	12			Newcomers, 11/16/83
57	13			EHMA consultation, 11/16-18/83
57	14			CRIA, 11/30/83
57	15			Personnel Committee Workshop, 12/1-3/83
58	1			Ventnor, 12/2-3/83
		1984:
			Committees
58	2			Africa
58	3			Asia
58	4			CAMEO
58	5			China
58	6			EMIS
58	7			Islamics
58	8			Latin America
58	9			Personnel
			Organizations
58	10			Antioch Mission, Brazil
58	11			Association of Church Missions Committees
58	12			Association of North American Missions
58	13			Billy Graham Center
58	14			Christian Ministries Management Assoc.
58	15			CONELA
58	16			Evangelical Literature Overseas
58	17			Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association
58	18			Latin American Evangelical Projects
58	19			Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization
58	20			National Association of Evangelicals
58	21			National Association of Evangelicals
58	22			NAE Board of Administration
58	23			Overseas Ministries Study Center
59	1			World Evangelical Fellowship
				World Evangelical Fellowship
59	2				WEF
59	3				Missions Commission
59	4				USA Corporation
59	5			World Relief
59	6			World Relief
				Missions
59	7				A- L
59	8				M - Z
59	9			Organizations: Miscellaneous
59	10			Miscellaneous
			Administration
59	11			Aeschliman, Gordon (World Christian)
59	12			Board of Directors
59	13			Mailings to Member Missions
59	14			Membership Committee
59	15			Organization Resources Counselors (ORC)
				Miscellaneous
59	16				A - L
60	1				M - Z
			Meetings
60	2			Latin America Consultation, 12/12-14/84
60	3			NRB Convention, 1/29 - 2/1/84
99	1			NRB Convention News; 1982, 1984-1985
60	4			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors), Jan. 1/84
60	5			Gordon Aeschliman, 2/2/84
60	6			Concerts of Prayer, 2/3/84
60	7			Concerts of Prayer, 2/3/84
60	8			Missionfest '84, 2/11/84
60	9			Link Care, Breakfast, 2/28/84
60	10			Brussels, 2/18-22/84
61	1			Annual Convention, 3/6-8/84
61	2			NAE Convention, 3/6-8/84
61	3			WEF/USA Board, 3/9/84
61	4			Ventnor, 4/27-28/84
61	5			Mission 84, El Salvador, 5/84
61	6			ELO World Literature Conference, 5/14-17/84
61	7			IFMA Mission Administration Seminar, 5/14-18/84
61	8			RAORG [Religion Affiliated Organizations and Their Relations with Government], 5/21-22/84
61	9			MAP International, 6/2-5/84
61	10			Prayer Assembly, Korea, 6/5-10/84
61	11			Conference in China, 7/1-6/84
61	12			ACMC, 7/24-29/84
61	13			Church of God, 8/10-12/84
62	1			LCWE, Germany, 9/9-15/84
62	2			LCWE, Germany, 9/9-15/84
62	3			National Prayer Summit, Washington DC, 9/10-13/84
62	4			Study Conference, 9/24-28/84
62	5			Conference on MKs, 11/5-9/84
63	1			Newcomers Forum, 11/7/84
63	2			Personnel Workshop, 11/29 - 12/1/84
63	3			CRIA, 11/30/84
63	4			World Gospel Mission, 12/4-7/84
63	5			Urbana '84, 12/27-31/84
63	6			Miscellaneous Meetings; 1984
		1985:
			Committees
90	1			Africa
90	2			Asia
90	3			CAMEO
90	4			EMIS
90	5			Latin America
90	6			Personnel
			Organizations
90	7			Association of Church Missions Committees
90	8			CONELA
90	9			Evangelical Literature Overseas
90	10			Latin American Evangelical Projects
90	11			Lausanne Committee
90	12			National Association of Evangelicals: Board
90	13			SEND International
				World Evangelical Fellowship
90	14				World Evangelical Fellowship
90	15				WEF
91	1				Missions Commission
91	2				International Missions Commission; 1974-1975
91	3				IMC - Australia/New Zealand Missions Directories; 1973-1974
91	4				Missions Commission - Meeting, 1/27-31/82
91	5				USA Board
				World Relief
91	6				World Relief
91	7				Financial statements/Proposed budgets; 1976-1977
91	8				Corporate Restructuring Proposal
				Missions
91	9				A-M
92	1				N-Z
			Administration
92	2			Board of Directors
92	3			Bushong, Burnis (EFMA Treasurer)
92	4			Financial Audits: Questionnaires
92	5			Mailings to Member Missions
92	6			Philippines visas
92	7			World Christian (Gordon Aeschliman)
				Miscellaneous
92	8				Miscellaneous
92	9				A-M
93	1				N-Z
			Meetings
93	2			World Christian, 1/1/85
93	3			NRB Convention, 2/3-6/85
99	1			NRB Convention News; 1982, 1984-1985
93	4			CRIA, 2/12/85
93	5			Christian Management Institute, 2/18-21/85
93	6			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Steering Committee, 2/20/85
93	7			ELO, 2/21/85
				EFMA Convention
93	8				Logistics, 3/5-7/85
93	9				Program
93	10				Manuscripts
93	11			NAE Convention, 3/5-7/85
93	12			NAE Board Meeting, 3/4-6/85
93	13			ACMC Missions Workshop, 4/13/85
94	1			International Conference on Religious Liberty, 4/15-16/85
94	2			Houston '85, 4/15-18/85
94	3			N.A. Lausanne Committee, 4/18/85
94	4			Ventnor Study Group, 4/19-20/85
94	5			Leadership Prayer Breakfast, 5/2/85
94	6			White House Briefing: National Day of Prayer, 5/2/85
94	7			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Committee, 5/22/85
94	8			ORC (Organization Resources Counselors) Workshop, 5/22-23/85
94	9			Billy Graham Center Consultation for Mission Executives, 5/23-24/85
94	10			China Consultation, 5/28-31/85
95	1			EJAC (Evangelical Joint Accounting Committee), 5/31/85
95	2			WEF Executive Committee, Netherlands, 6/11-15/85
95	3			ACMC, 7/17-20/85
95	4			Youth Congress '85, 7/26-30
				Mission Executives Retreat
95	5				9/23-26/85
95	6				Mission Executives Retreat
95	7				China
95	8			ELO, 10/31/85
95	9			Association of Bible Colleges, 10/31-11/2/85
95	10			Ethnic Think Tank, 11/7-8/85
95	11			Presbyterian Church in America, 11/14-15/85
95	12			AERDO, 11/19-22/85
96	1			Newcomers, 11/25-26/85
96	2			Ventnor Study Group, 12/6-7/85
96	3			EMIS Board, 12/9/85
96	4			N.A. Lausanne Committee, 12/17/85
96	5			Nicaraguan News Conference, 12/19/85
II. Five Missionary Martyrs Fund
			Correspondence
13	26R			1956
13	27R			1957
13	28R			1958
13	29R			1959
13	30R			1960
13	31R			1961
13	32R			1962
13	33R			1963
13	34R			1964
13	35R			1965
13	36R			1966
13	37R			1967
13	38R			1968-1972
14	1		Receipts; 1956-1960
III. Latin America Survey
			Correspondence
15	1			1958-1959
15	2			1960
15	3			1961
15	4		Notes and Summaries; n.d.
15	5		Argentina; 1959-1960
15	6		Bahamas; 1957-1960
15	7		Bolivia; 1959-1960
15	8		Brazil; 1958-1961
15	9		British Guiana; 1958-1960
15	10		British Honduras; 1957-1960
15	11		Chile; 1959-1960
15	12		Colombia; 1959-1960
15	13		Costa Rica; 1959-1960
15	14		Cuba; 1959-1960
15	15		Dominican Republic; 1959-1960
15	16		Ecuador; 1959-1960
15	17		El Salvador; 1959-1960
15	18		French Guinea; 1960
15	19		Guatemala; 1959-1960
15	20		Haiti; 1959-1960
15	21		Honduras; 1959-1960
15	22		Jamaica; 1959-1960
15	23		Leeward Island, Guadaloupe, Virgin Islands; 1959-1960
15	24		Mexico; 1959-1960
15	25		Miscellaneous; 1959-1960, n.d.
15	26		Netherlands Antillies; 1959-1960
15	27		Nicaragua; 1959-1960
15	28		Panama; 1959-1960
15	29		Paraguay; 1959-1960
15	30		Peru; 1959-1960
15	31		Puerto Rico; 1959-1960
15	32		Surinam; 1959
15	33		Trinidad and Tobago; 1959-1960
15	34		Uruguay; 1959-1960
15	35		Venezuela; 1959-1960
15	36		Windward Islands; 1959-1960
OS15			Maps: Latin America Survey; 1958-1962
IV. Meetings Files
16	1		Africa-wide Christian Communications Congress; 1971
19	4		American Society of Missiology; 1970, 1972-1974
16	2		Cali Congress; 1959
16	3		Columbia Consultation on Church-School-Missions; 1974
16	4		Committee of Evangelical Missionaries to Islam; 1968
			Congo
16	5			1964-1965
16	6			1969-1971
16	7			(Zaire); 1972-1974
16	8			Ecumenism: Jean Bokleale; 1969-1971
16	9			Evangelism: Willys K. Braun; 1966-1970
16	10		Congress Continuing Committee; 1966-1968
			Congress on the Church's Worldwide Mission
16	11			Minutes; 1965-1966
16	12			Study Papers; 1966
16	13		Free Will Baptist Foreign Missions; 1970
16	14		Future of the Missionary Enterprise Seminar; 1974
16	15		Huampi (II Congress de Communicaciones Evangelicas); 1962
16	16		Lima Conference (II Conferencia Evangelica Latinoamericana); 1961
16	17		Missions Leadership Seminar; 1978
19	7		National Negro Evangelical Association; 1974
17	1		Operating Income and Expense; 1960-1971
17	2		Panamerican Christian Network Conference; 1957
17	3		Theology of Missions Consultation; 1976
			Think Conference
17	4			Correspondence; 1962, 1966-1967
17	5			Notes; 1967
17	6			Papers; 1967
			Urbana Conference
17	7			Addresses; 1976
17	8			Correspondence; 1975-1976
17	9			Publicity; 1976
17	10		World Congress on Evangelism: Study Papers; 1966
17	11		World Conference on Missionary Radio; 1955
V. Publications
			CEDEC Bulletins
17	12			1951-1959
17	13			1960-1962
			Mission Executives' Retreat Report
18	1			1955-1957
18	2			1958-1960
18	3			1961-1963
18	4			1964-1966
19	1			1967-1969
19	2			1970-1971
19	3			1972-1977
VI. Reference Files
63	7		Accelerated Christian Education; 1977
63	8		African American Back to God Crusade; 1971
63	9		Afro-American Missionary Crusade; 1948
63	10		AIM, Inc. (Assistance In Missions); 1969
63	11		Algerian Mission Band; 1937-1945
63	12		Alice Lenshina - Northern Rhodesia; 1964
63	13		All-American Conference to Combat Communism; 1953-1954
63	14		All India Gospel Mission; 1964
63	15		All India Prayer Fellowship; 1970-1972
63	16		All Nations Literacy Movement; 1972
63	17		Allen, A. A.; 1970
63	18		American Advent Mission Society; 1940-1958
63	19		American Baptist Association; 1964-1965
63	20		American Bible Society; 1966-1968
63	21		American Board of Missions to the Jews; 1943-1945, 1977
63	22		American Council of Christian Churches; 1952-1969
63	23		American Council of Christian Churches: Pamphlets; 1948
63	24		American European Bethel Mission; 1945-1946, 1960
63	25		American-European Fellowship; 1945
63	26		American Friends of Italy; 1948-1955
63	27		American Indian Crusade; 1950-1955
64	1		American Lutheran Church; 1945-1950
64	2		American Ministerial Association, Inc.; 1964-1965
64	3		American Missionary Fellowship; 1974-1975
64	4		American Scripture Gift Mission; 1944-1945
64	5		American Sunday School Union; 1969-1971
64	6		American University at Cairo; 1945
64	7		American Youth Hostels; 1975
64	8		Antioch Mission Brazil; 1982
64	9		Arbouet, Remus; 1962-1963
64	10		Armstrong, Hart; 1967
64	11		Armstrong, Herbert W.; 1963-1974
64	12		Asia for Christ; 1964-1965
64	13		Asia Missions Association; 1975-1977
64	14		Assembly of Christian Churches; 1945
64	15		Assisting Indigenous Developments; 1971
64	16		Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church; 1945
64	17		Associated Missionaries; 1964
64	18		Association of Evangelical Professors of Missions; 1968
64	19		Association of Evangelical Students; 1957-1958
64	20		Association of Evangelicals of Africa and Madagascar; 1966, 1976
64	21		Association of Fundamental Ministers and Churches; 1954-1955
64	22		Aucas; 1972,1976
64	23		Australasian Christian Teaching Service ACTS; 1971
64	24		Ayuda Por Ninos, Inc.; 1971-1972
64	25		Back to the Bible Broadcast; 1962-1969
64	26		Bangkok Conference; 1973
64	27		Baptist Faith Missions; 1944-1947
64	28		Bible Fellowships, Inc.; 1958
64	29		Bible Translations on Tape; 1973-1976
64	30		Bible Voice, Inc.; 1966-1969
64	31		Bibles for the World; 1976-1980
64	32		Black Evangelistic Enterprise; 1982-1984
65	1		Blessitt, Arthur; 1969-1970
65	2		Bookmates International; 1975-1977
65	3		Bread for the World; 1975
65	4		Brother Andrew; 1965-1969
65	5		C.W. Burpo - Bible Institute of the air; 1973-1976
65	6		Burton College & Seminary; 1964
65	7		Calvary Pentecostal Camp, Ashland, VA; 1977
65	8		Campaigners (The); 1972
65	9		Canadian Council of Christian Charities; 1973-1974
65	10		Caribbean Gospel Fellowship; 1953
65	11		Caribbean Missions; 1956
65	12		Center for Religious Liberties; 1977
65	13		Center for Study of World Missions, Sprunger; 1970-1971
65	14		Central Africa Broadcasting Company; 1963, 1968
65	15		Central Union Mission; 1983
65	16		Central Yearly Meeting of Friends; 1944
65	17		Centro Cultural Internacional; 1973
65	18		Cerullo, Morris; 1975, 1983
65	19		Ceylon and India General Mission; 1945, 1954
65	20		Change the World Ministries; 1984
65	21		Cherian, K. V.; 1963-1964
65	22		Chiang Kai-shek; 1975
65	23		Chicago Hebrew Mission; 1945
65	24		Children, Inc.; 1964-1965
65	25		Children of God; 1972-1974
65	26		China Bible Seminary; 1945
65	27		China Missionary & Evangelistic Assoc.; 1947
65	28		China Native Evangelistic Crusade; 1945-1947
65	29		Christ College & Seminary; 1954
65	30		Christ for the Nations; 1967-1970
65	31		Christian Accountants' Association; 1968
65	32		Christian Arts, Inc.; 1975-1976
65	33		Christian Assembly; 1945
65	34		Christian Blind Mission International; 1978
65	35		Christian Children's Fund; 1962-1963, 1971
65	36		Christian Chinese Students Fellowship; 1962
65	37		Christian Chiropractors Association; n.d.
65	38		Christian Civil Liberties Union Rita Warren; 1973-1977
65	39		Christian College Consortium; 1972
65	40		Christian College of Southern Africa; 1969-1977
65	41		Christian Communications Council; 1968-1972
97	13		Christian Communications Council; n.d.
66	1		Christian Dental Society; 1974
66	2		Christian Freedom Foundation; 1957-1969
66	3		The Christian Government movement; 1974
66	4		Christian Labor Association; 1960, n.d.
66	5		Christian League of South Africa; n.d.
66	6		Christian Literature and Bible Center (Rev. Andrew J. Losier); 1959-1960
66	7		Christian Literature Foundation; 1970
66	8		Christian Medical Missions; 1967-1973
66	9		Christian Mission for the Deaf; n.d.
66	10		Christian Missionary Fellowship; n.d.
66	11		Christian Missions Recruiting Service; 1967, 1969, n.d.
66	12		Christian Missions to the Communist World; 1987
66	13		Christian Peace Conference; 1977
66	14		Christian Pilots Association; 1973-1977
66	15		Christian Placement Service International; 1971-1972
66	16		Christian Political Union; 1972
66	17		Christian Prisoners' Release International; 1976
66	18		Christian Salvage Mission; 1964-1966
66	19		Christian Service, Inc.; n.d.
66	20		Christian Transportation Services, Inc.; 1976
66	21		Christian Voice; 1979
66	22		Christian Witness Productions, Inc.; 1966
66	23		Christian Witness to Jews, Inc.; 1965
66	24		William Christopulos Men's Worldwide Miss. Fellp.; 1970
66	25		Church by the Side of Road; 1944
66	26		Church League of America; 1970, n.d.
66	27		Church of God Missionary Board; 1944-1945
66	28		Church of God of the Abrahamic Faith; 1962
66	29		Circuit Riders, Inc.; 1958, 1960
66	30		Citizens for Better T.V. (CBTV); 1977
66	31		CLATT (Comite LatinoAmericano de Textos Teologicos); 1969, 1971
66	32		Clergy, Inc.; 1973
66	33		Clergy Economic Foundation; 1966-1967
66	34		Clevenger Missionary Research Library; 1968-1970
66	35		Colson, Charles; 1978
66	36		Communication Management Services; n.d.
66	37		Congo Gospel Mission; 1944-1945
66	38		Congo Inland Mission; 1957-1961
66	39		Congo Protestant Relief Agency; 1960
67	1		Construction Workers Christian Fellowship; 1971
67	2		Cooper & Company, Inc.; 1965-1967
67	3		Council on Continuing Education for Nurses Overseas; 1971-1973
67	4		Crista Ministries; 1979
67	5		Crusade for God and Country Against Communism; 1973
67	6		Cuban Evangelistic Association; 1956
67	7		Cumberland Presbyterian; 1944
67	8		Dare, John; 1967, 1971
67	9		Das, R. C.; 1954
67	10		Davy International, U.S.A.; 1965-1966
67	11		Desrameaux, Rene (Haiti); 1969-1970
67	12		Development Assistance Services; 1970-1972, 1977
67	13		DIA (Difusiones InterAmericanas); 1961-1966, 1975
67	14		Dzao, Timothy; n.d.
67	15		Eastern Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities; 1944
67	16		Ecumenical Institute; 1971, 1973
67	17		Egypt General Mission; 1945
67	18		Eleventh Hour Missionary Crusade; 1968-1973
67	19		Elim Missionary Society; 1945
67	20		European Evangelistic Crusade; 1949-1951
67	21		Evangel Mission, Inc.; 1944
67	22		Evangelical and Reformed Church; 1945
67	23		Evangelical Bible Seminary of Southern Africa; 1977, 1981, n.d.
67	24		Evangelical Enterprises (Willis Stitt); 1959-1965, 1970
67	25		Evangelical Fellowship of India; 1960-1971, 1980
67	26		Evangelical Furlough Missionary Housing Services; 1975
67	27		Evangelical Latin League (The) (TELL); 1963, 1965
67	28		Evangelical Mission for South America Armenian Spiritual Brotherhood; 1967
67	29		Evangelical Mission to Nations of Russia, Inc.; 1965
67	30		Evangelical Researchers Association; 1969
67	31		Evangelical University of Dominican Republic; 1970
67	32		Evangelise India Fellowship; 1967-1969
67	33		Evangelism International, Inc.; 1972, 1974
67	34		Evangelize China Fellowship (Andrew Gih); 1952, 1965
67	35		Executive Outreach; 1975-1976
67	36		Faith Fellowship Inc.; n.d.
67	37		FARM, The (Florida Beacon College) (Foreign Agricultural Relief Mission); 1977, n.d.
67	38		FAST International (Association for the Final Advance of Scripture Translation); 1971-1972
68	1		Federation of Evangelical Churches of India; 1974-1975
68	2		Fellowship Bible Mission; 1967
68	3		Fellowship of Artists for Cultural Evangelism; 1983
68	4		Fellowship of Christian Men; 1973, n.d.
68	5		Fellowship of Faith for the Moslems; 1953-1973
68	6		Fellowship of Missions; 1971-1975
68	7		First Jerusalem Convocation on Church Growth; 1974-1975
68	8		Flying Missionaries; 1961-1974
68	9		Food for the Hungry; 1971
68	10		Foundation for a Better World; 1974, n.d.
68	11		Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order; 1954, n.d.
68	12		Foundation of The Good Shepherd; 1957, n.d.
68	13		Free Methodist; 1945
97	14		Free University of Congo; 1967
68	14		Friends Africa Gospel Mission; 1944-1945
68	15		Friends of Israel; 1945, 1973-1977, n.d.
68	16		Friends of Mexico; 1966-1968
68	17		Fundamental Christian Association; 1944
68	18		Fundamental Evangelistic Association, Inc.; 1954
68	19		General Association of Regular Baptist Churches; n.d.
68	20		German Christian Mission; n.d.
68	21		Glynn Vivian Miners Mission; 1950, n.d.
68	22		God's Workshop; 1974
68	23		Good News Fellowship (Methodists); 1977
68	24		Gospel Crusaders; 1966
68	25		Gospel Furthering Fellowship, Inc.; 1944
68	26		Gospel Projects, Inc.; 1965
68	27		Go-Ye Fellowship; 1954
68	28		Grant, W. V.; n.d.
68	29		Great Commission Evangelistic Association; 1971
68	30		Greater Mexican Missions, Inc.; n.d.
68	31		Greek American Missionary Assoc.; 1945
68	32		Green Lake '71; 1971
68	33		Guatemala - Evangelical Missionary Agency; 1985
68	34		Haan, Kilsoo; 1941-1966
68	35		Haiti Inland Mission; 1953-1956, 1969
68	36		Hand to Heaven Evangelistic Assoc. Joseph Uhring; 1957-1960
68	37		Haskin, Dorothy C.; 1971
68	38		Hebrew Christian Alliance; 1954
68	39		Hebron Mission; n.d.
68	40		Help For A Hungry World; 1967-1968
68	41		Hephzibah Faith Missionary Assoc.; 1945
68	42		India National Inland Mission; 1964-1967, 1980, 1982
68	43		Indigenous Mission of Christ; 1970
68	44		INFO Calgary, Alberta, Canada (Inter-mission News...Far-Reaching Opportunities); 1972-1975, n.d.
69	1		Institute for Advanced Christian Studies (The); 1968-1975
69	2		Institute for International Development; 1971
69	3		Institute in Basic Youth Conflict; 1974, 1980
69	4		Institute of Missions; 1954, 1963
69	5		Interdenominational Center for Missionary Orientation; 1966
69	6		International Afghan Mission; 1972
69	7		International Everlasting Gospel Mission; 1979-1980
69	8		International Missions Inc. formerly India Mission; 1944, 1954
69	9		International Christian Leadership; 1954-1963, 1974
69	10		International Christian Leprosy Mission; 1945-1974
69	11		International Church and Missionary Association (Italy); 1971
69	12		International Church of the Foursquare Gospel; 1944
69	13		International Council of Christian Churches; 1948-1974
69	14		International Dental Institute; 1965, 1969
69	15		International Grenfell Assoc.; 1945
69	16		International Miners' Mission; 1971
69	17		International Pentecostal Assemblies; 1944-1954
69	18		International Schools Services; 1977, n.d.
69	19		International Self-Help Partners; 1974-1975
69	20		Irish Evangelistic Mission; 1964-1965
69	21		Islam; 1958-1979
69	22		Island Missionary Society; 1944
69	23		Israel's Evangelistic Mission, Inc.; 1963-1964
69	24		Issachar; 1983, n.d.
69	25		Japan for Christ Crusade; 1957-1958
69	26		Jeffers, W. T.; 1965, 1976
69	27		Jesus Only movement; 1965, n.d.
69	28		Jesus People; 1971-1974
69	29		Jetter, Joe; 1970
69	30		Jewish Evangelical Witness; 1954, 1973
69	31		John Birch Society; 1961-1962, 1972
69	32		Koinonia Foundation; 1958, 1962, 1977
69	33		Kompaore Daniel (Upper Volta); 1963-1964
70	1		Korea Foreign Missions Association; 1973
70	2		Korea International Mission; 1974
70	3		Korean Christian Mission; 1945
70	4		La Jeunesse Et La Bible; 1975
70	5		Lahore Bible Institute India and Pakistan; 1959-1964
70	6		Lam, Nora; 1975
70	7		LAOS (Laymen's Overseas Sevice); 1964-1970
70	8		Latin American Fellowship, Inc.; 1963-1964
70	9		Latin Christian Mission; 1961
70	10		Laubach Literacy; 1960-1963
70	11		Laurel Heights; 1971, 1977, n.d.
70	12		Laymen's Missionary Movement; 1945
70	13		LEAL (Literatura Evangelica para America Latina); 1956
70	14		Le Sabre Film Productions; 1970
70	15		Les Amis des Missions; 1976
70	16		Lew, Ben David; 1964
70	17		Liebenzell Mission; 1955
70	18		Life in the Spirit; 1973
70	19		Life Messengers, Inc.; 1965-1969
70	20		Lifeline Youth Homes; 1971
70	21		Light of Israel; 1945
70	22		Lighthouse Christian Travel; 1974
70	23		Like a Mighty Army, Inc.; 1977, n.d.
70	24		Lincoln School; n.d.
70	25		Linguaphone of America; 1970
70	26		Link-Care Foundation; 1970-1976
70	27		Link Service; n.d.
70	28		Lithuanian Missionary Association; 1946
70	29		Little Children Mission; 1969
70	30		Living Bibles International; n.d.
70	31		Living Scriptures, Inc.; 1977
70	32		Living Tapes; 1966
70	33		LOGOI; n.d.; n.d.
70	34		Lord's Day Alliance; 1967
70	35		Louis Neibauer Co., Inc.; 1972-1974, n.d.
70	36		Louisville Hebrew Christian Fellowship; 1965
70	37		T. L. Lowery Evangelistic Association; 1963-1965
70	38		Lutheran Augustana Synod; n.d.
70	39		Lutheran Bible Translators; 1970, 1977
70	40		Lutheran Churches in America; n.d.
70	41		MacArthur Freedom Association Kenosha, Wisconsin; 1971
70	42		Mahon Mission; n.d.
70	43		Mailgram Service Center; 1977
71	1		Malmin, Edward and Judy; n.d.
71	2		Management Development Associates; 1969-1970
71	3		Manarah Society Beirut, Lebanon; 1966-1969
71	4		MAP (World Missionary Assistance Plan); 1975-1977
71	5		Maranatha Baptist Mission; 1968
71	6		Maranatha Ministries; n.d.
71	7		Maranatha Missionary Aviation; 1962-1963
71	8		Martin, Harold George; 1967
71	9		Maximum Missions Evangelistic Assoc., Inc.; 1964
71	10		McIntire, Carl; 1969
71	11		McKnelly, Charles; 1966
71	12		Meals for Millions; 1956, n.d.
71	13		Media & Missions; 1971
71	14		Medical and Surgical Relief Committee; 1967
71	15		Medical Assistance Program (MAP) (see Christian Medical Society); 1965-1970
71	16		Medical Consultants Incorporated; 1977
71	17		Medical Group Missions; 1972
71	18		Medicines for Missions, Inc.; 1967
71	19		Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities; 1944-1964
71	20		Mennonite Brethren Church; 1965-1969
71	21		Mennonite Economic Development Associates; 1971
72	1		Merriam, Chet; 1969
72	2		Messianic Jews, Int.; 1973-1975, n.d.
72	3		Metropolitan Church Assoc.; 1945
72	4		Mexican Evangelical Association; 1958, 1961
72	5		Mexican Evangelistic Mission; n.d.
72	6		Mexican Faith Mission; 1946
72	7		Mexican Indian Mission; 1945-1959
72	8		Mexican Indian Training Center Alfred B. Lau; 1967
72	9		Mexican Militant Mission; 1959, 1968, n.d.
72	10		Mexico Missionary Services; 1964-1967
72	11		Miami Christian School; 1966
72	12		MIC - ministers' information (Ministers Information and Communication); n.d.
72	13		Michelson, A. U.; 1953-1970
72	14		Middle East Christian Outreach; 1976, 1978
72	15		Mid-Missions; 1952, n.d.
72	16		Ministerial Training Faith Homes; 1955
72	17		Minnesota Bible Fellowship; 1963-1972
72	18		Miracle Temple of Faith Washington, D. C.; 1977
72	19		Miscellaneous Organizations/Individuals; 1970
72	20		Mision Medica Independiente; 1967, n.d.
72	21		Mission Center International; 1976
73	1		Mission Projects Fellowship, Inc.; 1968-1975
73	2		Mission Services Association; 1975
73	3		Mission to Children (The); 1967, 1972
73	4		Mission to Europe's Millions; 1967-1968
73	5		Mission to Lepers; 1960-1962
73	6		Mission to Mexico, Inc.; 1963
73	7		Mission to Orphans; n.d.
73	8		Mission Village--Helping Others to Help Themselves; 1968
73	9		Missionary Associates; 1963
73	10		Mission Aviation Fellowship; 1951-1973
73	11		Missionary Bible College; 1964
73	12		Missionary Centre - Amsterdam; n.d.
73	13		Missionary Church Association; 1961-1969
73	14		Missionary Communications, Inc. Sterling, VA; n.d.
73	15		Missionary Diagnostic & Treatment Center Chicago, Ill.; 1953
73	16		Missionary Electronics, Inc.; 1962, 1970
73	17		Missionary Engineering, Inc.; 1959
73	18		Missionary Equipment Service; 1954, 1957
73	19		Missionary Expediters; 1955
73	20		Missionary Film Associates; 1969
73	21		Missionary Flights, Inc.; 1966
73	22		Missionary Furlough Homes Foundation; 1964-1965
73	23		Missionary Health Institute; 1969
73	24		Missionary Health Program (of the Christian Medical Society); 1967-1968
73	25		Missionary Internship; 1953-1972
73	26		Missionary Leasing Company (Cars); 1979
73	27		Missionary Letter Service; n.d.
73	28		Missionary Prayer & Literature Fellowship; 1964
73	29		Missionary Prayer League Brooklyn, N. Y.; 1944, 1965
73	30		Missionary Research Library; 1968
73	31		Missionary Residences; 1972
73	32		Missionary Revival Crusades Ost; 1964-1967
73	33		Missionary Revolution Magazine; 1963
73	34		Missionary Service Organization; 1972
73	35		Missionary Supply Lines; 1954, 1962
73	36		Missionary Task Force; 1963
73	37		Missionary Wheels; 1972, 1977
73	38		Missionary World Service and Evangelism; 1975
73	39		Missionhurst; 1965-1970
73	40		Missions Advanced Research & Communication Center; 1967
74	1		MARC: Missions Executive Seminar, 3/31 - 4/1/67
74	2		MARC: Papers; 1967-1968, n.d.
74	3		Missions for Multitudes; n.d.
74	4		Missions, Inc.; 1962
74	5		Missions Televised, Inc.; n.d.
74	6		Missions Today, Inc.; n.d.
74	7		Missions United States & Mexico, Inc.; 1972
74	8		Modern Paul Reveres; 1954-1955
74	9		Monterey Institute of Foreign Studies; 1961-1962
74	10		Moody Institute of Science; 1964
74	11		Moral Re-armament; 1961, n.d.
74	12		Mormon Church; 1966, 1974
74	13		Mt. Carmel Christian School -- (Ohio); 1964
74	14		Muslim World Evangelical Literature Service; 1970, 1973
74	15		Nandam, K. K.; 1969
74	16		Narramore, Clyde; 1963-1965
74	17		National Association for Christian Political Action; 1972, n.d.
74	18		National Association for Media Evangelism (NAME); n.d.
74	19		National Association of Christians in Social Work; 1974-1976
74	20		National Association of Manufacturers; 1955-1958
75	1		National Black Evangelical Association; 1966, 1974, n.d.
75	2		National Christian Association; 1962
75	3		National Committee for Responsible Patriotism; 1967
75	4		National Conference on Citizens Rights in Broadcasting; 1970
75	5		National Council for International Health; 1976
75	6		National Council of Churches; 1966, 1977, n.d.
75	7		National Evangelical Church (Costa Rica); 1965
75	8		National Evangelicals; 1967
75	9		National Freedom Education Center; n.d.
75	10		National Holiness Association; 1961
75	11		National Home Missions Fellowship; 1959-1975
75	12		National Institute of Christian Healing; 1955
75	13		National Presbyterian Church; 1973
75	14		National Religious Broadcasters; 1955-1971
75	15		National Right to Work Committee; 1960, 1977
75	16		Native Missionary; 1964-1973
75	17		Nazarene; 1973
75	18		Near and Far Aid; 1963
75	19		Abner Nelson; 1971
75	20		New Directions; 1977
75	21		New Life Crusade; 1963-1964
75	22		New Life Evangelistic Association; 1976
75	23		New Life for All; 1970, n.d.
75	24		New Testament Missionary Fellowship; 1973
75	25		New Testament Missionary Union; 1959, 1964
75	26		Newsasia; 1971-1972
75	27		Nichols, John P.; 1972
75	28		Nigerian Association for Farm Assistance; 1975
75	29		Non-church Movement of Japan; 1960
75	30		Nordfors, M. A.; 1960
75	31		NORM (National Organization for Raw Materials, Inc.); 1977
75	32		Normanhurst (England); n.d.
75	33		North Africa Mission; 1962
75	34		North African Crusades, Inc.; 1963, 1966
75	35		North America Indian Mission (formerly Marine Medical Mission); 1966
75	36		North American Baptist General Conference; 1970
75	37		North American Christian Convention; 1964
75	38		North East India General Mission, Inc.; 1944-1945
75	39		Norwegian Lutheran Church of America; 1944
75	40		OCEAN; 1975
75	41		Odell, Jeanne; 1975
75	42		OMS International (The Oriental Missionary Society); 1940-1973
75	43		Open Air Campaigners; 1970
76	1		Open Bible Standard Missions; n.d.
76	2		Open Door Missionary Fellowship; 1965, 1974
76	3		Operation Connection; 1968
76	4		Operation Crossroads; 1964
76	5		Operation Handclasp; 1977
76	6		Operation Heartbeat; 1975-1976
76	7		Operation Outreach (Morgan Hodges); 1973-1975
76	8		Operation Patriot; 1966
76	9		Operation Totonac; 1967
76	10		Operation World; 1966
76	11		Oregon Yearly Meeting of Friends Church; 1945, 1962
76	12		Oriental Evangelical Fellowship; 1965, n.d.
76	13		Oriental Gospel Mission; n.d.
76	14		Orinoco River Mission; 1945, 1960
76	15		Osborn, T. L.; 1966-1977
76	16		Ost, A. B.; 1966, 1980
76	17		Outreach, Inc.; 1974
76	18		Outreach International; 1968-1969
76	19		Overseas Crusades; 1964, 1972, n.d,
76	20		Overseas Ministries Study Center; 1973-1975
76	21		Pacific Broadcasting Association; n.d.
76	22		Pacific Orient Broadcasting Co.; n.d.
76	23		Pallottine Missionaries; 1967-1976
76	24		Pan America Mission, Inc.; 1966-1967
76	25		Pan American Literature Mission, Inc.; 1972
76	26		Pan-American Missionary Society; 1962-1973
76	27		Panamerican Christian Network; 1953, 1956
76	28		Pan-Pacific Children's Centers, Inc.; 1953, n.d.
76	29		Papal Volunteers for Latin America; 1961
76	30		Partake, Inc.; 1961, n.d.
76	31		Partnership in Mission; 1975, 1981
76	32		Patkai Christian College; 1974
76	33		Paul Carlson Medical Center; 1970
76	34		Peace for Israel, Inc.; 1972
76	35		Peace Ship Fund; 1972
76	36		Pedigo, Ray T. Missions to Japan, Inc.; 1959, n.d.
76	37		Peniel Missionary Society; 1945
76	38		Dave Penney, Agricultural; n.d.
76	39		Pentecostal Assemblies of the World; 1945
76	40		Pentecostal Church of God in America (Joplin, Mo.); 1967
76	41		Pentecostal Jewish Mission; 1961-1962
76	42		People's Radio Association; 1964
76	43		People-to-People Health Foundation; 1967
76	44		Personal Christianity; 1961
76	45		Peruvian Interior Mission; n.d.
76	46		Philadelphia Association for Christian Schools; 1973
76	47		Philippine Evangelical Enterprise, Inc.; 1965
76	48		Philippine Gospel Association; 1951-1952
76	49		Philippine Missions, Inc.; 1963
76	50		Philippine Spiritual Healings; 1973
76	51		Philippines Faith Mission; 1947
76	52		Pierce, Bob; 1971, 1978
76	53		Pilgrim Progress Gospel Band; 1963
76	54		Pilgrim's Mission; 1948, 1970
77	1		Pioneer Gospel Mission; 1959
77	2		Pioneer Mission Agency; 1960
77	3		Planned Parenthood Association; 1952, 1957, n.d.
77	4		Plymouth Brethren; 1959
77	5		Pocket Testament League; 1962, n.d.
77	6		Poona & Indian Village Mission; n.d.
77	7		Portable Recording Ministries, Inc.; n.d.
77	8		Practical Missionary Training, Inc.; 1959, 1970
77	9		Presbyterians United for Biblical Confession; n.d.
77	10		Prison Mission Association; 1960-1972
77	11		Pro Plan Consulting Firm; 1972
77	12		Process Church of the Final Judgment; 1971
77	13		Procurement Service, Inc.; n.d.
77	14		Project Outreach, Inc.; 1967, n.d.
77	15		Protestant Efforts to Combat World Hunger; 1975-1976
77	16		Protestant Youth Organization; 1972
77	17		Psycon, Inc.; n.d.
77	18		Radio of Free Asia; 1970-1971
77	19		Rainech; 1970
77	20		Ramabai Mukti Mission; 1945, 1970, n.d.
77	21		Ravemcco; 1961, 1964
77	22		Reach International; 1975-1976
77	23		REAP Mission, Inc. (Reinforcing Evangelists and Aiding Pastors); 1967-1974
77	24		Reapers of the Harvest; 1963-1965
77	25		Reapers' Fellowship (Philadelphia, Pa.); 1958
77	26		Red Sea Desert Development Society; 1973
77	27		Red Sea Mission Team; 1970, 1974
77	28		Redeemer's Witness; 1965
77	29		Reformation Translation Fellowship; n.d.
77	30		Reformed Presbyterian Church, Evangelical Synod; 1977
77	31		Refugee Evangelistic Association; 1955
77	32		Regions Beyond Missionary Union; 1951
77	33		Release the World for Christ, Inc.; n.d.
77	34		Religion and Communism; 1976-1978
77	35		Religion in American Life; 1970, n.d.
77	36		Rennies Mill Student Aid Project Hong Kong; 1965-1966
77	37		Retiral Homes; 1971-1977
77	38		Reyner, Laurie T.; 1963
77	39		Rio Grande Bible Institute; 1955-1958
77	40		Ripaud, Clement Belgium; 1967
77	41		Rissho Kosei-kai; n.d.
77	42		Roberts, Jim; 1976
77	43		Robertson, Pat; 1978
77	44		Rock, The; 1970
77	45		Rock Springs Navajo Mission; 1960
77	46		Roman Catholicism; 1963-1978
77	47		Ronald H. Plant Productions; 1972
77	48		Rose of Sharon, Inc.; 1983
77	49		Roumanian Missionary Society; n.d.
77	50		Rountree, Martha (Leadership Foundation); 1975-1976
77	51		Russia; 1970-1971
78	1		Russia for Christ; 1970-1973
78	2		Russian Christian Relief Society, Inc.; 1945-1946
78	3		Russian Evangelistic Association; 1959-1960
78	4		St. Labre Indian School; 1971-1974
78	5		Saint Petersburg Bible Institute; 1947, n.d.
78	6		Salesian Missions; 1970-1971
78	7		Saloff-Astakhoff, N. I. (Rev.); 1965
78	8		Samaritan Missionary Association, Inc.; 1945, 1961
78	9		Santamaria, Jaime; n.d.
78	10		Satellite Christian Institute; 1970-1972
78	11		Save the Children Federation, Inc.; n.d.
78	12		School of the Spirit Tapes; 1971
78	13		Schweitzer, Albert; 1961
78	14		Scripture Memory Mt. Mission; n.d.
78	15		Scripture Press; 1960, 1968
78	16		Scripture Truth Society (and Messengers of Christ League); 1954
78	17		Scripture Union; 1961-1962
78	18		Second Coming, Inc.; 1971, n.d.
78	19		Self Help; 1955-1973
78	20		Seminar Workshops for Women; 1973-1978
78	21		Send the Light; 1961
78	22		Senders; 1985
78	23		Service to Missions; 1970
78	24		Serving Missionaries Overseas; 1965
78	25		Seventh-Day Adventists; 1976, n.d.
78	26		Seventh Day Baptist Missionary Society; 1944
78	27		Seventh Day Baptists; n.d.
78	28		Shepherd's Bethel, Inc.; 1973-1976
78	29		Shiloh Christian Ministries, Inc.; 1976
78	30		Shishak, Tuisem A.; 1972-1973
78	31		Short Term Missionary Work; 1975
78	32		Short Terms Abroad; 1965, 1973
78	33		Sierra Leone Bible College; 1964
78	34		The Slavic Mission (Sweden); 1975
78	35		Slavic Missionary Service; 1963-1978
78	36		Smith Kline & French foreign fellowships; n.d.
78	37		Society of Christian Action; 1972, 1975
78	38		Soka Gakkai; 1966-1967
79	1		Soldiers of Christ; 1962-1966
79	2		Solzhenitsyn, Alexander; 1975-1976
79	3		Some-One-Cares; 1974
79	4		Source of Light Mission; 1957-1977
79	5		South Africa General Mission; 1945, 1964
79	6		South America Indian Mission, Inc.; 1944, 1951
79	7		South America Mission; 1970
79	8		South American Missionary Society; 1963
79	9		South American National Evangelicals; 1958
79	10		South East Asia Evangelizing Mission; 1977
79	11		Southeast Asian Missions; 1977
79	12		Southern Baptist Convention; 1969, n.d.
79	13		Southern European Mission; 1955
79	14		Southern Mexico Mission; n.d.
79	15		Southern Spanish Mission; 1957
79	16		Space Age Village Evangelism (SAVE); 1966
79	17		Spanish America Inland Mission; 1956-1970
79	18		Spanish Evangelical Educational Crusade; 1979
79	19		Spanish Evangelical Mission Netherlands; 1964-1968
79	20		Spanish Evangelistic Crusades; n.d.
79	21		Spanish Language Institute San Jose, Costa Rica; 1972
79	22		Spanish Language School Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico; 1966-1973
79	23		Spanish Language School - Guatemala; 1976, n.d.
79	24		Spanish Pioneer Mission; 1966
79	25		Spanish World Gospel Mission, Inc.; 1961-1972
79	26		Gene America Stanley---America For Christ; 1955-1956
79	27		Dept. of State Foreign Policy Conference (NGO)-3/28-29/72
79	28		Stearns - The D.M. Stearns Missionary Fund; 1978
79	29		Steer; 1962
79	30		Step 2, Inc.; 1972-1976
79	31		Stewardship; 1967
79	32		Stonecroft Ministries; n.d.
79	33		Student Mission, The (Venez.); 1973
79	34		Student Press Association; 1970
79	35		Sudan Interior Mission; n.d.
79	36		Swift, Dr. Wesley A.; 1953
79	37		Taize Brothers; 1974
79	38		Tangier Bible Fellowship; 1961-1962
79	39		TAP Teachers Abroad Program; n.d.
79	40		TAP-Asia; 1970-1971
79	41		Clinton H. Tasker; 1969, n.d.
79	42		Teaching Abroad; 1969, n.d.
79	43		TEAM (The Ethnic American Movement); 1976-1977
79	44		TEAM (The Evangelical Alliance Mission); 1960
79	45		Tebow, Robert R.; n.d.
79	46		Technical Assistance Mission, Imlay City, Mich.; 1976
79	47		Technical Missions; n.d.
80	1		Technique Inter-Mission; 1969-1970
80	2		Technoserve; 1969
80	3		Teen Challenge; n.d.
80	4		Teen-Crusades; 1966, 1969
80	5		Teen Haven Washington, D. C.; 1977-1978, n.d.
80	6		Teen Missions, Inc.; 1973-1977
80	7		Teen World; 1962, n.d.
80	8		TELL; 1963
80	9		Telling the Truth; 1979
80	10		TEMA (The European Missionary Association); 1984
80	11		The Temple of Understanding; 1968-1970
80	12		TESCA (The Evangelical Schools of Central America); 1959, n.d.
80	13		Third Century Report; 1976-1977
80	14		Thom, Robert; 1975
80	15		Tokyo Bible Center; 1954
80	16		Tom Skinner Associates; 1975-1976
80	17		Toronto Christian Mission; 1971
80	18		Toronto Institute of Linguistics; 1971, 1973
80	19		TRACI (Theological Research And Communication Intitute); n.d.
80	20		Trans-Canada Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches; 1963
80	21		Trans World Radio; 1964, n.d.
80	22		Transformation International Enterprise (T.I.E.); 1986
80	23		Travel Lighthouse to Lighthouse Fellowship; n.d.
80	24		Triversal Industries International; 1972
80	25		Truth Christian School; 1967
80	26		Ukrainian Evangelical Alliance of North America; 1959-1963
80	27		Ukrainian Missionary and Bible Society; 1960
80	28		Underground Christian Missions, Inc.; 1977
80	29		UNELAM (Unidad Evangelica Latino Americana); 1973
80	30		Unevangelized Tribes Mission, Inc.; 1944, 1960
80	31		Union Biblical Seminary -- Yeotmal, India; 1953-1964
97	15		Union Biblical Seminary; 1962
80	32		Union Seminary: Buenos Aires 1967
80	33		United Bible Societies; n.d.
80	34		United Black Independent Churches in Africa South of the Sahara; 1975-1976
80	35		United Brethren in Christ; 1944
80	36		United Christian Action; 1974
80	37		United Christian Ministerial Association; 1973-1974
80	38		United Christian Mission to Nepal; 1954
80	39		United Christian Missionary Society; 1944
80	40		United Dry Association of Oklahoma; n.d.
80	41		United Faith Mission; 1959
80	42		United Free Gospel & Missionary Soc.; 1944
80	43		United Lutheran Church in America; 1945
80	44		United Mission to Nepal; 1959-1970
80	45		United Missionary Fellowship; n.d.
80	46		United Missionary Services, Inc.; 1967, n.d.
80	47		United Missionary Society; 1944-1945
81	1		United Pentecostal Church, Intl.; 1974, 1978
81	2		United Pentecostal Council of Assemblies of God; 1971, 1974
81	3		United Presbyterian Center for Mission Studies; 1972-1974
81	4		United States Catholic Mission Council; 1974
81	5		United World Mission; 1957-1962
81	6		Unity Center of Christianity Washington, DC; 1979
81	7		Universal Life Church; 1969, 1981
81	8		Universalism; 1967
81	9		Universalist Church of America; 1944-1945
81	10		Universite Libre du Congo; 1969
81	11		Urbancsok, Edward S.; 1963, 1966
81	12		Vatican Council II, 1964
81	13		Vinebranch; n.d.
81	14		VITA (Volunteers for International Technical Assistance); 1974
81	15		Voice of Calvary Ministries; 1977
81	16		(The) Voice of the Hills; 1964
81	17		von Keyserling, Henry; 1975
81	18		Wagen, Werner; 1965
81	19		Waikiki Beach Chaplaincy; 1974
81	20		Waldensian Institutions; 1953
81	21		Wang, Leland; 1954, n.d.
81	22		Wardell, Don (make slides); n.d.
81	23		Washington Bible College; 1965, n.d.
81	24		Washington Monitor, Inc.; 1977, n.d.
81	25		Washington Report; 1970
81	26		Wayside Harvesters; 1959
81	27		WCTN; 1977
82	1		We Go, Inc.; 1984
82	2		Welcome House; n.d.
82	3		Welfare of the Blind, Inc.; 1958, 1966
82	4		Wesleyan Church; 1968, 1971
82	5		Wesleyan Methodist Church; 1959-1960
82	6		West Africa Gospel Publishing Society; 1945
82	7		Westminster Films; 1955
82	8		Westmont College; 1965
82	9		Wheaton College; n.d.
82	10		Wheaton Declaration, Study Papers, Book; 1966-1967
82	11		White Harvest Mission; n.d.
82	12		William Sloane House YMCA; 1973
82	13		Williamson, Roger B.; 1976
82	14		Willie George Ministries; n.d.
82	15		Wilson, Ernest; 1971
82	16		Winona Lake Christian Assembly; 1968
82	17		Witchcraft; 1971
82	18		Witness Art; n.d.
82	19		Witnesses of Christ; n.d.
82	20		WIVV Radio; n.d.
82	21		Woman's Missionary Society; 1945
82	22		Woman's Union Missionary Society; 1944, 1971
82	23		Word of Life; 1977-1978
82	24		World Bible Study Fellowship, Inc.; 1952, 1954
82	25		World Challenge, Inc. David Wilkerson Crusades; 1974, 1981
82	26		World Christian Evangelization Society of Illinois, U.S.A.; 1969
82	27		World Christian Training Center; 1970, n.d.
82	28		World Clothing Fund, Inc.; 1965, n.d.
82	29		World Council of Churches [WCC]; 1971-1976
82	30		WCC General Assembly Nairobi December 1975; 1975-1976
83	1		WCC: New Delhi - 1961; 1961, 1972
83	2		WCC: Uppsala 1968
83	3		World Data Handbook; n.d.
83	4		World Evangelical Fellowship; 1974-1977
83	5		World Evangelism, Inc. Morris Cerullo, San Diego; 1968-1970
83	6		World Evangelistic Crusade; 1959-1963
83	7		World Fellowship of Muslims and Christians; 1957
83	8		World Fellowship of Slavic Evangelical Christians; 1954-1963
83	9		World Gospel Crusades; 1966
83	10		World Harvest Evangelism, Inc.; 1958
83	11		World Medical Relief Agency; 1964
83	12		World Mercy Fund; 1974, 1977
83	13		World Ministries, Inc.; 1974
83	14		World Mission Center; 1976
83	15		World Mission Prayer League; 1945
83	16		World Missionary Assistance Plan; 1970-1974
83	17		World Missionary Press; 1970, 1976
83	18		World Missions (Burnie Davis); 1970
83	19		World Missions, Inc. (Leonard Bell); 1963-1976
83	20		World Missions Research Center of Dallas; n.d.
83	21		World Opportunities; 1969-1970
83	22		World Radio Missionary Fellowship; 1956-1969
83	23		World Relief Commission; 1972-1973, n.d.
83	24		World Renewal, Inc.; 1974
83	25		World Service Associates; 1972
83	26		World Vision International; 1970-1978
83	27		World Wide Evangelism (Schneider); 1966, 1977
83	28		World Wide Evangelism (Voronaeff); 1967
83	29		World Wide Faith Missions; 1966
84	1		World Wide Mission Caravan; 1958
84	2		World Wide Prayer & Missionary Union; 1944, 1952
84	3		World's Faith Missionary Association; 1964
84	4		World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union; 1944
84	5		World-Wide Direct Missionary Evangelism, Inc.; 1967
84	6		World-Wide Missionary Crusader; 1965-1966
84	7		World-Wide Missionary Effort; 1966, n.d.
84	8		Worldwide European Fellowship; 1959
84	9		Worldwide Evangelization Crusade; 1944, 1964
84	10		Worldwide Grace Testimony; 1945
84	11		Worldwide Missionary Evangelism; 1958
84	12		Radio Station WQIZ, Inc.; 1968-1969
84	13		Young Life; 1977
84	14		Young People of America, Inc.; 1968
84	15		Youth Development, Inc.; 1966
84	16		Youth for Christ International; 1946
84	17		Youth Guidance, Inc.; n.d.
84	18		Youth With a Mission; 1966-1979
84	19		Yugoslov Bible Mission; n.d.
VII. Protestants in Roman Catholic Countries (Colombia & Spain)
			Colombia subseries
84	20			1950
97	16			1950
84	21			1951
97	17			1951
84	22			1952
97	18			1952
84	23			1953
97	19			1953
84	24			1954
85	1			1954
85	2			1954
97	20			1954
85	3			1955
98	1			1955
85	4			1956
85	5			1956
85	6			1956
98	2			1956
85	7			1957
85	8			1957
85	9			1957
85	10			1957
85	11			1957
98	3			1957
86	1			1958
86	2			1958
86	3			1958
98	4			1958
86	4			1959
86	5			1959
86	6			1959
98	5			1959
86	7			1960
98	6			1960
86	8			1961
86	9			1962
86	10			1963, 1965-1969, n.d.
				Clippings
86	11				1952
86	12				1953
87	1				1954
87	2				1955
87	3				1956
87	4				1957
87	5				1958
87	6				1959
87	7				1960
87	8				1961
87	9				1962
87	10			C&MA Cases; 1947, 1949
87	11			Committee; 1949
98	7			Court Cases; 1960
87	12			Court Cases; 1960-1963
87	13			Letter Campaign; 1957
98	8			Letter Campaign; 1957
87	14			Mission-Owned Property; 1957
87	15			Postal Stoppage; 1956-1958
87	16			Relief; 1960-1961
				Schools
88	1				1961-1962
98	10				1961-1963
87	18				1961-1965
87	17				1962-1965
98	9				1963-1964
88	2			Schools - clippings; 1961-1963
88	3			Searing, Robert (Rev.); 1948-1950
			Spain subseries
88	4			1949-1951
88	5			1952
88	6			1953
88	7			1954
98	11			1954
88	8			1955
88	9			1956
98	12			1956
88	10			1957
98	13			1957
88	11			1958
88	12			1959
98	14			1959
88	13			1960
98	15			1960
88	14			1961
98	16			1961
89	1			1962
89	2			1963
98	17			1962
98	18			1963
89	3			1964
89	4			1965
98	19			1965
89	5			1966
89	6			1967
98	20			1968-1970
89	7			1971
89	8			1976
89	9			n.d.
				Clippings
98	21				1948-1956
89	10				1959
89	11				1962-1964
98	22				1965-1968, 1974, n.d.
VIII. Countries Files
			Afghanistan
100	1			1958, 1973
100	2			Clippings; 1973
			Africa
100	3			1958-1971
109	1			1962-1970
100	4			Clippings; 1958-1967
			Angola
100	5			1960-1961, 1975
100	6			Clippings; 1961, 1975
			Argentina
100	7			1953-1964
100	8			Clippings; 1955
			Biafra
100	9			1968-1969
100	10			Clippings; 1969
			Bolivia
100	11			1955-1967
100	12			Clippings; 1973
			Brazil
100	13			1955-1972
109	2			1965
100	14		British Guiana; 1954
100	15		Canada; 1957
100	16		Chad; 1975
100	17		Chile; 1971, 1974
			China
	18			1950-1958
109	3			1950-1957, 1969
100	19			1957
101	1			1958-1974
101	2			Clippings; 1957-1969
109	4			Clippings; 1966
			Colombia
101	3			1966-1969
101	4			Clippings; 1967
			Congo
101	5			1959-1961
102	1			1960-1961
109	5			1960-1965
102	2			1963-1970
102	3			Clippings; 1960-1967
102	4		Congo: Visa problems; 1963-1967
			Cuba
102	5			1958-1963
102	6			1964-1972
102	7			Clippings; 1958-1965
102	8			White House Briefing; 1962
102	9		Dominican Republic; n.d.
			Ecuador
102	10			1953-1960
103	1			Clippings; 1947-1959
110	6			n.d.
103	2		Ethiopia; 1972
103	3		Europe; 1962, 1969
103	4		French West Africa; 1957, n.d.
103	5		Ghana; 1957-1959, 1962
			Greece
103	6			1950-1957
103	7			1958-1962, 1968
103	8			Clippings; 1958-1964
103	9		Guatemala; 1953-1963, 1968
103	10		Guinea; 1959-1962
103	11		Haiti; 1958-1963, 1972
103	12		Hong Kong; 1962
			India
103	13			1955-1973
103	14			Clippings; 1959-1963, 1971
104	1			Expulsion of Baptist General Conference missionaries; 1967, 1973
104	2			Exchange Act; 1972-1974
104	3		Indonesia; 1959-1973, n.d.
104	4		Israel; 1955, 1961, 1973
			Italy
104	5			1951-1955
104	6			1950-1960
110	1			1953-1961, 1983
104	7			1955-1960
104	8			1962-1965
104	9			1982-1984
104	10			Clippings; 1946-1965
99	2			"The Bible Is Not a Roman Catholic Book"; 1952
105	1		Ivory Coast; 1962-1963
105	2		Jamaica;1957
110	2		Japan; 1951-1952
			Japan
105	3			1951-1953
105	4			1953-1974
105	5			1954-1968
105	6			Clippings; 1951, 1958-1963
105	7			Japan Harvest; 1963, 1969
105	8		Korea; 1960-1973
			Latin America
105	9			1955-1961
105	10			1962-1969
110	3			n.d.
105	11			Clippings; 1958-1963
			Mexico
106	1			1950-1962
110	4			1957
106	2			Clippings; 1952-1962
99	3			"Las Garantias Constitucionales en Peligro!!"; 1951
			Middle East
106	3			1956-1967
106	4			Clippings; 1967
106	5		Morocco; 1967
			Mozambique
106	6			1975-1976
110	5			1975
106	7			Clippings; 1973-1976
106	8		Nepal; 1960, 1970
			Nigeria
106	9			1966-1970
106	10			Clippings; 1966-1967
			Pakistan
106	11			1962-1964
110	6			1969
106	12		Palestine; 1949-1955
106	13		Panama; 1959-1962
106	14		Paraguay; 1952-1954
106	15		Peru; 1965-1970
			Philippines
107	1			1956-1965
107	2			Clippings; 1954-1957
			Portugal
107	3			1953-1956
107	4			1959-1962
107	5			Clippings; 1953-1963
107	6		Portuguese East Africa (Mozambique); 1956-1961
107	7		Rhodesia; 1970
			Russia
107	8			1958-1972
107	9			Clippings; 1960-1974
107	10		Sikkim: Clippings; 1968
			South America
107	11			1952-1961
107	12		Clippings; 1952, 1959
			Spain
107	13			1959, 1976
110	7			1978
			Sudan
107	14			1960-1962
107	15			Clippings; 1964
108	1		Taiwan; 1954-1961, 1984-1985
108	2		Turkey; 1961-1976
108	3		Venezuela; 1955-1963
			Vietnam
108	4			1963-1974
108	5			Clippings; 1963-1965, 1971, 1976
108	6		Zaire; 1974-1975