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Full Listing > Search results for "Non-Brethren:"Click on the accession's accession number to see the full accession's information.| Topic | Accession # | Description Summary | | Arnold's Grove: Big Meeting 1882 | BC2018/21 | EDITORIAL: Comments at the Arnold's Grove Revisited Prayer Meeting, May 19, 1991. This article reflects upon Annual Conference 1882, when members of the German Baptist Brethren congregations gathered at Arnold's Grove. The Berlin Committee reported on charges against Elder Henry Holsinger, who had written an article comparing the Annual Conference Standing Committee to a non-Brethren set of institutions, e.g. secret lodges and societies. More tension mounted over reforms such as salaried ministers, dress codes, missions, higher education, the Sunday School movement, and evangelistic meetings. |
| Publications: Late 1800's - Brethren, Non-Brethren, Sunday-School | MU2013/119 | - Primary Quartely, 1895 - non Brethren.
- Revised Normal Lessons by Jesse Lyman Hurlbut, 1893.
- Sunday School lessons, 1893 - non Brethren.
- 1894, Young Folk's Library of Choice Literature, "Enoch Arden," Tennyson.
- 1886, Second Quarter, "The Brethren's Quartely," Brethren Publishing Co.
- 1887, Second Quarter, April, May, June, "The Brethren's Quarterly," Brethren's Publishing Co.
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| Schwalm, Vernon: Correspondence Folders 105 - 143 | MC2006/13: Schwalm's Confidential Files - Folders 105 - 143 | A great deal of material including but not limited to: Correspondence surrounding Schwalm's trip to Nigeria, including letters to and from missionaries and interaction with the Foreign Mission Commission of the Church of the Brethren General Brotherhood Board. Issues regarding the Mexico Indiana Old Folks Home and Schwalm's leadership in the creation of Timbercrest. Many drafts of presentations as well as completed speeches, articles, and sermons by Vernon Schwalm, including an address given in the fall of 1923 at Manchester College, the year the Academy was eliminated. Schwalm gives a brief history of the institution. Addresses presented by outside speakers on the Manchester College campus. |
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