The archives of MRA/IofC in South Africa are housed in Pretoria.
The archives of MRA/IofC in South Africa are housed in Pretoria.
For more information please email Pieter and Meryl Horn.
Physical copies available in this location
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Rev Samuel Moor Shoemaker, rector of Calvary Episcopal Church, declares value of spiritual movement has been clearly shown.
Play hailed in 1944 by Mr Truman as best drama produced during WW II
The President of Finland, Juho Paasikivi and Mrs Paasikivi attended the performance of African play 'Freedom.'
Rev Ray Purdy is in South Africa deputising for Dr Macmillan in Pretoria. He will join Oxford Group team visiting South Africa.
The Addresses were marked with a spirit of the keenest desire and outspoken sincerity which was convincing.
Rajmohan Gandhi, speaking to youth, 'Do not judge anyone by his past. What is important is what one builds today and tomorrow.'
Lives of men, even of those who had not hitherto been associated with religious activities, were changed.
This film holds the key to locked human hearts and offers a secret that can weave the fabric of a new and radiant tomorrow.
South African high school and university students give holiday time to help with production of play 'The Dictator's Slippers.'
An intimate record of Bishop Roots’ last week.
An overview of the life of Friedrich Schock.
Documentary recording the fortunes of Japanese delegaton to Caux conference, shown in Durban, South Africa.
Across the land have sped 450 people who have been awakened to fight for a new destiny for Africa.
Contributions, financially and in kind, have helped Springbok Stampede keep going.
Families that once were strangers to each other were united by the bonds of new love.
