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.
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Review of the multi media presentation, 'Crossroad, the story of Frank Buchman' at The Westminster Theatre, London
Credo of Honesty, Purity, Unselfishness and Love presented
More than 500 delegates of Transvaal Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk Synod condemned M.R.A. Movement as a spiritual danger.
Moderator of Northern District Synod of Dutch Reformed Church, South Africa, speaks out at Caux, Switzerland.
Stress on character alone obscures the underlying fact of family and racial ties, which no one can escape without social injury.
Participants at MRA conference call for increased efforts to ensure that political disputes in Africa were solved amicably.
Dr W.F. Nkomo, member of executive committee of South African Institute of Race Relations speaks out.
Verhalen over de overgang van Rhodesië naar Zimbabe
Man must change so that trust and understanding will build a foundation for peace - the theme of many of David Channer's films.
A short biography of a great Burmese woman.
'He was deeply Christian and his vision for the future was never clouded by an overdose of race and colour feelings', said MP.
Rev. S. Shoemaker of Calvary Church, New York, addresses Oxford Group meeting in Toronto and gives advice to Pastors.
South African, Dr William Nkomo in Germany
Eleven Africans and one white person in same cast in what normally is 'Whites-Only' Opera House.
Mr Madhukar Dighe, Governor of Meghalaya opens international conference.
We believe that God must be restored to leadership as the directing force in the lives of men and nations.
Self discipline is far deeper, far more vital, than the maintenance of order under the iron heel.
The tendency towards spiritual dictatorship, spiritual communism and movements in the political field, seems worthy of praise.
Commission finds the Oxford Group is "not a religious organisation or sect, but simply a sort of 'spiritual help one another.'"
