Correspondence concerning the World Missionary Conference and, in connection with it, a "Reiseprediger-Konferenz" (conference of itinerant mission preachers) at Freudenstadt. Papers on the home-base as a foundation for mission work among…
Conferences of the "Continuation Committee of the World Missionary Conference, Edinburgh 1910": 1912 Lake Mohonk; 1913 The Hague; 1920 Crans; 1921 Lake Mohonk (Founding of the I.M.C.); 1922 Canterbury
Conferences of the International Missionary Council, founded in 1921 in Lake Mohonk (s. QK-05.03): 1923 Oxford; 1924 Hoddesdon; 1925 Atlantic City; 1926 Le Zoute (Internationals Conference on the Christian Mission in Africa); 1926 Rättvik, Schweden;…
Synode der Dajak-Kirche (1941), Missionars-Zusammenkunft (1942), Synode der Dajak-Kirche (1946), Pandita-Zusammenkunft der Dajak-Kirche (1947) alle in Bandjermasin, und Missionarskonferenz (1947) in Kuala-Kapuas: Programme, Protokolle, Referate und…
Pandita-Konferenz (1948) in Bandjermasin: Programm und Kurzbericht; Synode der Evangelischen Kirche Kalimantan (vorher Dajak-Kirche) (1950) in Bandjermasin: Programm, Protokoll, Referat; Retraite der Missionarbeiter (1952) in Bandjermasin; einzelne…
I Minutes of General Conference and Synod Meetings, with replies and decisions by the committee, and speeches held at meetings. 1898-1927 in part I. Index: 1. The answer of the committee to the districts conference 1898 2. Answer of the committee to…
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