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Non-ELCA
Repositories with Global Mission Materials |
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The information for the following non-ELCA Repositories was retrieved by
either contact with the institution's archivist, accessing the individual archives'
database or searching OCLC's Worldcat database. Only brief descriptions are contained
within this portion of the list . For detailed information on all of the following
holdings, please contact the holding archives directly. |
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Billy Graham Center, Wheaton College
Wheaton, Illinois
(630) 752-5910
www.wheaton.edu
Information found on Wheaton College Billy Graham Center Archives database. |
Interview with Ingrid Hult Trobisch-ALC missionary to Cameroon 1950-1963
1 reel-to-reel tape approximately 70 minutes; covers time period of 1950-1988
This information is kept at the Billy Graham Center on the campus of Wheaton College.
For more information on access to the collection, contact the Billy Graham Center. |
Cornell University Library
Division of Rare and Manuscriptions
Ithaca, New York |
| William C. Bouck papers, 1727-1866. 4.1 cubic ft., 4 reels microfilm.
William C. Bouck participated on councils of the New York Ministerium. The portion of
the collection relevant to this guide contains papers regarding Mr. Bouck's activities in
the Lutheran Church including correspondence on domestic and foreign missions. |
Duke University
Rare Book, Manuscript and Special Collections Library
Durham, North Carolina
(919) 660-5822
www.duke.edu
Information retrieved from the Duke University Library online catalog. |
Stirewalt Family Papers, 1853-1993
353 items: letters, photographs, memoir
Catherine Stirewalt served as a ULCA missionary to China from 1939-1949. This
collection is kept at Duke University. A finding aid is available at the library and also
on the World Wide Web. For more information, contact the Special Collections Library at
Duke University, or visit their web site: www.duke.edu
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Graduate Theological Union (GTU)
Berkeley, California
(510) 649-2507
www.gtu.edu/library/archives
Collection information was prepared and supplied by Graduate Theological Union Archives |
Collection: Steingrimur Octavius Thorlaksson Papers
Rev. Thorlaksson and his wife Caroline were missionaries to Japan from 1916 to 1941.
The collection's primary focus is on the business aspect of their mission work. There is
little personal material. 4.5 linear feet; 13 boxes
Box 1
5 in.: Correspondence, 1916-1947-chronological arrangement majority is incoming, some
outgoing.
ff 1-17, English,(some Icelandic)
ff 18-19 Japanese
Box 2
2 in.: Correspondence
ff 1 Paul P. Anspach, 1917, 1932-40
ff 2 Board of Foreign Missions, 1923-28
ff 3 Personal, 1930-39
ff 4 n.d.
ff 5 envelopes
Box 3
1 ft:. Subject Files, 1917-1970; arranged alphabetically
ff1 American President Lines, 1941
ff 2-3 Annual Field Reports, 1917-1937
ff 4 Articles from periodicals, c. 1939
ff 5 Applications and Permits
ff 6 Baggage claims and shipping receipts, 1941
ff 7 Bank Accounts and General Receipts
ff 8 Japan Lutheran Theological College and Seminary, 1970
ff 9 Baptism Record Book, 1918-30
ff 10 Bills, receipts, financial statements, 1932-52
ff 11 Blueprints of a church n.d.
ff 12 Budgets, 1917-25
ff 13 Business cards
ff 14 Church matters (English language)
ff 15 Church matters (Japanese language)
ff 16 Conference of Fellowship of Christian Missionaries in Japan, 1940
ff 17 Convention of Japan Lutheran Church, 1937
ff 18 Steinun Johannesdottir Hayes Biography, c. 1950
ff 19 Inventory of House, 1938
ff 20 Japan Lutheran Church, Committee for Promotion of Self Support, c. 1935
ff 21 Japan Lutheran Church Rules and Regulations, n.d.
ff 22 Japanese Language documents, n.d.
ff 23 Japanese Language publications
ff 24 Japanese Language Service Book, 1929, 1940
ff 25 Japanese Students Christian Association in North America, 1937-39
ff 26 East Kobe Lutheran Church, c. 1930-35
ff 27 West Kobe Lutheran Church c. 1928-40
ff 28-30 Kobe Union Church Building Project, 1925-37
ff 31-40 Lake Nojiri Summer Resort, 1921-40
ff 41 Ledger Book, 1937-39
ff 42 Missionaries Mutual Aid Association of Japan, 1915, 1927
ff 43 National Christian Council Bulletin, 1938-40
ff 44 National Lutheran Council News Bureau, 1938-40
ff 45 Notes, handwritten or typed
ff 46 Newspaper articles (Japanese and English)
ff 47 Newspaper articles: Thorlaksson's return to Japan for Expo '70, 1970
Box 4
Subject files (contd.) 5 in.:
ff1 Pan-American Japanese Christian Congress, 1939
ff 2 Record Books on Church Members, c. 1919-20
ff 3-4 Sermons in Japanese, 1925-34
ff 5 Service Book, handwritten in Japanese, n.d.
ff 6 Stamps
ff 7 Student Volunteer Movement 11th Convention, Buffalo, 1932
ff 8 Sunrays (Bible lesson cards), 1905
ff 9 Thorlaksson, Biographical Sketch, c. 1972
ff 10 Tsuboike (lawyer) n.d.
ff 11 J.M.T. Winther Memorial Service, 1970
ff 12 Writings, articles, addresses, 1917-40
Box 5 5 in.: Japan Lutheran Mission, 1916-21, 1929-37
Chronological arrangement: general reports, correspondence, mission information, work as
treasurer of the mission; some personal material
Box 6
2 in.: Japan Lutheran Mission (con't), 1937-40
Box 7
5 in.: Books
ff 1 Japanese Language (the history a city?)
ff 2 New Testament (Icelandic), 1903
ff 3 Martin Luther (Icelandic), 188
ff 4 Prayer Book (Icelandic), 1918
ff 5 Service Book (Japanese), 1916
ff 6 Services of Song for Christmas and Flower Sunday n.d.
ff 7 Stanley's Expedition (2 in Icelandic), 1890, 1891
ff 8 Sumarian Tablets in the Imperial University, Kyoto, 1928
Box 8
5 in.: Periodicals
ff 1 Colegrove, Kenneth: reprints of articles, 1929-41
ff 2-5 Foreign Missions conference Journal, 1919 -22
ff 6 Handbook of Foreign Missions, Lutheran Church, 1921, 29 39, 40
ff 7 Japan Lutheran Bulletin, 1/31 (3 copies)
ff 8 Japanese language periodical
ff 9 Rules for Missionaries, Lutheran Church, Japan 1920, 23
ff 10 Selkirk Weekly Record, "Japan in Agony", 9/21/23
Box 9
2 in.: Periodicals (cont.)
ff 1 Single copies: Bjarmi, 1931; Buddhist Missionen, 1926; The Christian Graphic, 1934
ff 2 Tanker Tog Toner, 1932-37
ff 3 Tokyo Gazette; 8/37, 2/39, 5/40
Pamphlets:
ff 4 Jon Bjarnason academy, 1931
ff 5 Foreign Languages in Japan, 1929
ff 6 Freemasonry in Japan, 1941
ff 7 Grace cathedral, San Francisco (poems), n.d.
ff 8 The Icelandic Lutheran Synod, 1885-1935
ff 9 Japanese Language pamphlets
Box 10
5 in.: 1 plaster relief of Martin Luther
1 copper negative, Japanese women
1 box glass negatives: pictures of the life of Christ (some with Japanese captions)
1 printing block for a Japanese hymn
Box 11
2 in.: Card index, c. 1930
Names, addresses and other information, arranged geographically by city then
alphabetically by name; Japanese language
Box 12
Photographs, c. 1920-40, in no particular order
ff 1 S.O. Thorlakkson (identified in small group shots), ca. 1926
ff 2 West Kobe Lutheran Church, 1935
ff 3 Groups of people, Meetings, identified, ca. 1919-40
ff 4 Places, Churches, identified, ca. 1920s
ff 5 Mounted photographs, identified, dated
ff 6 Individuals, small groups, unidentified, n.d.
ff 7 Groups, Mettings, unidentified, n.d.
ff 8 Places, Churches, unidentified, n.d.
ff 9 Rural and farm scenes, unidentified, n.d.
ff 10 Japanese Destroyer, caption in Japanese, n.d.
ff 11 Negatives, unidentified, n.d.
ff 12-13 Professional published sets: are broken and not in order though numbered. Sets
are
accompanied by lists with numbered captions corresponding to numbered photographs. Color
tinted.
ff 14 Professional published set: Yusaki and Shirahama Spa
Post cards, c.1920-40; Undated; ca. 1920-40. B&W unless otherwise indicated.
Received in no order, arrangement here done by processor. All have captions; those in
English are grouped and filed according to geographic area; those in Japanese are not
divided by area, grouped all together. All images are of Japan, except where otherwise
indicated. Postcards are blank except for those in Box 13, ff 11 which contain
correspondence.
ff 15 Lutheran Church, West Kobe, ca. 1935
ff 16 Kobe, color tined
ff 17 Kyushu Graukin (sp?)
ff 18 Janice James School
ff 19 Karuizawa
ff 20 Female missionaries and missions (Japan, Africa, India)
ff 21 Leper Hospital of the Resurrection of Hope
ff 22 Nagoya, some color tinted
ff 23 Tokyo, some color tinted
ff 24 Tokyo Higher Commericial School, color tinted
ff 25 Kamedo
ff 26 Kyoto
ff 27 Biwako, color tinted
ff 28 Various Japanese scenes, English captions, color tinted
ff 29 Hakone, color tinted
ff 30 Asuke
ff 31 Nara
ff 32 Mt. Fugi, [Fuji] some color tinted
Box 13
2 in.: Post cards (cont.)
ff 1 Koyasau
ff 2 Single cards of various places, some color tinted
ff 3 Churches, identified in Japanese
ff 4-5 Various scenes identified in Japanese, some color tinted
ff 6 Korea (Keijo), identified in English, color tinted
ff 7 Scenes of Korea with English captions
ff 8 C.P.S.S. empress of Asia
ff 9 Single cards: Chicago, Vancouver B.C. Iceland (?)
ff 10 Empty envelopes for photographs and postcards
ff 11 Postcards with correspondence, various scenes and dates, in Japanese and English
Withdrawn items:
Phonograph records:
Lutheran Blueprint for British Guiana
Argentine Lutheran Plan for Tomorrow
Double Discipleship
It's Just a Beginning
With the Friendliness of Jesus
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Minnesota Historical Society
St. Paul, Minnesota
(651) 296-6126
www.mnhs.org
Information found on the Minnesota Historical Society online catalog. |
Gertrude Ackermann Ogden papers, 1939-1992
.8 cu. ft. (2 boxes): Ackermann family letters
Martin Ackermann was an America Lutheran Church missionary in Papua New Guinea from
1940-1942. This collection is kept at the Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul,
Minnesota. For more information on this collection, contact the Minnesota Historical
Society, or visit their web site.
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Union Theological Seminary Archives
New York, New York |
| 1 item-Report on Christian educational policy in Tanganyika, East Africa,
1932-part of the Missionary Research Library Collection: Africa |
University of California at Los Angeles
Department of Special Collections
Los Angeles, California
(310) 825-4988
www.ucla.edu
Information found on the UCLA Library's online card catalog. |
William Everett Welmer Papers, 1944-1980
16 boxes (8 linear ft.) 1 oversize box: 1.) Personal Materials. 2.) Writings by
Welmers; 3.) Notes and Research Material.
Rev. William Everett Welmers was a missionary to Liberia from 1946-1948 and 1954-1955.
This material is kept at the University of California at Los Angeles (ULCA). An
unpublished finding aid is available with the collection. For more information about this
collection, contact the University Research Library's Department of Special Collections at
the University of California at Los Angeles. |
University of Michigan
Bentley Historical Library
Ann Arbor, Michigan
(734) 764-3482
www.umich.edu
Information found on the University of Michigan Library's online catalog. |
Arthur E. Armstrong Papers, 1911-1926
2 linear ft. 1 linear ft. and 1 album, correspondence, photographs, reminiscences
Arthur E. Armstrong photograph series ca. 1900-1930
1 linear ft., 2 boxes is part of the Arthur E. Armstrong papers collection
photographs
Elsa Felland Armstrong was a United Norwegian Lutheran Church missionary to China from
1912-1915.
These collections are kept at the University of Michigan's Bentley Historical Library.
Finding aids for both are available at the library. For more information, contact the
University of Michigan's Bentley Historical Library. |
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania Library
Philadelphia, Penn.
www.library.upenn.edu
Information found on the University of Pennsylvania Library's online catalog. |
Evangelical Lutheran Missionary Institute
1 item: Correspondence with Henry Charles Lea, 1893
Henry Charles Lea Papers, ca. 1830-1935, folder 388; location: Rare Book and Manuscript
Library Manuscripts call number: Ms. Coll. 111
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University of South Carolina
South Carloniniana Library
Columbia, South Carolina
www.sc.edu
Information found on OCLC Firstsearch-Worldcat database. |
Muller Family Papers, Call number: Manuscripts P1+G2
Records, 1838-1846-Foreign Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church of South Carolina
and Adjacent States
Volume 7, July 1845 -23 September, 1860, October 1864, "Constitution and
Proceedings of the Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Congregation at Sandy
Run."
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University of Wisconsin-River Falls Area Research Center
River Falls, Wisconsin |
Ezekiel Lutheran Church (River Falls, Wisc.) records, 1890-1990, 7.4 cubic
ft., .1 cubic ft. of unprocessed additions
Records from church founded in 1890. They contain papers of the Women's Missionary
Federation, Hudson Circuit. This portion of the collection includes correspondence and
business papers, 1925-1953; minutes of the board of the Hudson Circuit, 1955-1960; minutes
of the annual conventions, 1957-1960 and folders relating to church and ladies aid history
for thirty of the churches in the Hudson Circuit.
Collection is owned by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. Archives Division but
is kept at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls Area Research Center. |
Waterloo Library and Historical Society
31 East Williams Street
Waterloo, New York, 13165 |
Seneca County Churches' records, 1817-1941
5 volumes, A portion of these holdings contain records for Seneca congregation,
1835-1850, including records from the Missionary Society 1817-1824.
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Yale University Archives
New Haven, Ct.
Information found on Yale University's online library catalog. |
Krueger, John F.United Lutheran Church in America (ULCA) Missionary to China
1925-1928; Tsingtao, Sung.
1 folder: manuscript.
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Lawson, Sr. Thyra. Augustana missionary, 1912-1956, Hunan Province
Correspondence, diaries, printed material, and writings.
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Lee, Thomas. Norwegian Lutheran Church/Evangelical Lutheran Church missionary,
1924-1954
85 photocopies of mimeographed circular letters.
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Rohlfs, Mae. ULCA missionary, 1932-1949, Tsingtao
1 folder: Bulletins, newsletters, correspondence
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Stirewalt, Catharine. ULCA missionary, 1939-1949, Peking, Tsingtao, and
Shantung
Circular letters, manuscript, photograph album, Life Magazine articles, and posters
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Archives of the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions, Record Group
No. 42, Special Collections, Yale Divinity School Library. approx. 10 linear ft.
Items relevant for this listing pertain to the Student Volunteer Movement's dealings
with Lutheran churches and mission agencies.:
Box 640
Folder 7312 American Lutheran Church
Folder 7316 Augustana Synod
Box 642
Folder 7364 Evangelical Lutheran Church
Folder 7365 Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and other states
Box 645
Folder 7411 General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the U.S.A.
Box 649
Folder 7451 Lutheran Free Church
Folder7452 Lutheran Orient Mission
Folder 7453 Lutheran Student Association of America
Box 659
Folder 7571 National Lutheran Council
Box 660
Folder 7589 Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Box 661
Folder 7614 Santal Mission of the Northern Churches
Box 664
Folder 7662 United Lutheran Church in America
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| Other archival material kept at Yale University, Special
Collections, Divinity School |
Records of the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, 1956.
1 folder-report of work in Japan.
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Records of the Lutheran Orient Mission, 1951
1 folder-Newsletter.
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Records of the National Lutheran Council, 1948-1954 (inclusive)
1 folder-Conference report; typescript news bulletins describing work in Indonesia.
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Records of the Lutheran World Federation, Department of World Mission,
1947-1980 (inclusive)
6 folders-Reports, publications.
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Records of the United Evangelical Lutheran Church, Sudan Committee, 1946.
1 folder-Booklet describing work in Nigeria.
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Records of the Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1938-1958.
3 folders-Reports, brochures regarding mission work.
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Records of the American Lutheran Church (1930-1960). Board of Foreign
Missions, 1936-1945, n.d.
1 folder-Map, leaflet, letters.
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Records of the American Lutheran Church (1930-1960). Women's Missionary
Federation, 1936-1951, n.d.
3 folders-Missionary education material, reports.
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Records of the Lutheran Foreign Missions Conference of North America, 1931.
1 folder-Minutes of the 13th Lutheran Foreign Missions Conference of America held in
Baltimore, Maryland, January 16, 1931.
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Records of the Lutheran Hospital, Tsingtao, Shantung Province, China, 1931.
1 folder-Annual report.
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Records of the United Evangelical Lutheran Church in Australia, 1925.
1 folder-Report on foreign missions.
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Records of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America, Women's Missionary
Federation, 1921-1926 (inclusive)
2 folders-Reports and pamphlets about work in China, Madagascar, South Africa and the
United States.
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Records of the Lutheran Mission (Finschhafen, New Guinea),1920-1942
(inclusive) <microform> Manuscripts.
Correspondence, reports on mission stations and villages, industrial and agricultural
reports, and hospital and medical reports.
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Records of the United Lutheran Church in America, Board of World Missions,
1920-1949 (inclusive)
10 folders-General material, including women's work; material re. work at mission
stations in China, India, Japan, Liberia, South America and West Indies.
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Records of the Lutheran Free Church, Lutheran Board of Missions, 1919.
1 folder-Publication-women missionaries and recruitment.
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Records of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in North America Board of Foreign
Missions of the General Council, 1891-1917 (inclusive)
1 folder-Pamphlets documenting work in Africa, India and Puerto Rico.
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Records of the General Synod Lutheran Church, Board of Foreign Missions, 1888.
1 folder-Sunday School Missionary Concert Service, work in India.
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Records of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in North America,1886-1926
(inclusive)
1 folder-Reports documenting work in New Guinea.
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Records of the American Evangelical Lutheran Mission, South Krishna District,
1885.
1 folder-First annual report of the Zenana conference.
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Scraps by the Way : Diary of Morris Officer, 1848-1854 (inclusive).Microfilm.
Chicago, Ill. : Department of Photoduplication, University of Chicago Library, 1963. 1
reel ; 35 mm.
Arrangement: Arranged in three sections: 1. Scraps by the Way: diary of Morris Officer,
1848-1852; 2. Western Africa: A Mission Field, 1856; 3. The Life of Rev. Morris Officer,
by Alexander J. Imhoff.
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Records of the Pan-Lutheran Missionary Society for Latin America, 1917-1918\
1 folder-News Bulletins re: work in Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Records of the Lutheran Church in America, Division for World Mission and
Ecumenism, 1977-1986
5 folders
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Records of the Gesellschaft fur Innere und Ussere Mission im Sinne der
Lutherischen Kirche, 1926-1946 (inclusive)
1 folder-Reports re. work in New Guinea.
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Records of the Evangelical Church of Papua New Guinea, 1965-1969, n.d.
(inclusive).
1 folder-Reports, newsletters.
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Records of the Wabag Lutheran Church, Wabag, Papua New Guinea, 1968, n.d.
1 folder-Correspondence, mission statement.
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Yale Divinity Library Collection of Unpublished Papers
The following are unpublished papers held at Yale University's Divinity School Library.
The following papers appear to pertain to the global mission work. At Yale, this
collection is open to qualified researchers. |
| Harrison, Brian. "Social Attitudes and Policies of Lutheran Missionaries
in Papua New Guinea." 1975. |
| Laist, Sharon Bishop. "Resources for the Study of Lutheran Missions in
China at the Yale Divinity School Library." 1985 |
Ruthenberg, D. "Socio-economic Services of the Church." n.d.
pertains to church in Papua New Guinea
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