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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The "Dictator's Slippers" is a Moral Rearmament play which revolves around a conference of world power delegates.
In appreciation of my friend Dr. Douglas, familiarly known to us in South Africa as R. B. D.
An occasional newsletter published between 1927-1930
A wide cross section of society, including many clergy, attend Oxford Group meeting in Central Hall, Westminster.
A religious revival.
'Society' is an easy thing to sneer at, and yet 'society' matters.
'An Idea Takes Wings' was shown by MRA team at the steel Iscor Works, Pretoria.
Student conference, Somerville College, Oxford
An address by Peter Howard at the invitation of Commonwealth Challenge
South Africa, a sounding-board of the answer
A talk by Dr Paul S. Campbell at 45 Berkeley Square, London, November, 1967
Impression of the Oxford Group movement by Foss Calcutta, son of Bishop Foss Westcott
"Through them has come the greatest encouragement of this winter so far.'
We are now fighting a greater War than any since the world began. It is not nation against nation, but chaos against God.
The Group came with no harsh criticism of the Church.
Rev Norman Rawson wrote that The Oxford Group is 'surcharged with hope from the ministerial angle.'
