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Hobbs, Herschel Harold, 1907-. Oral memoirs of Herschel H. Hobbs, 1974.

Title: Oral memoirs of Herschel H. Hobbs, 1974.

Transcript of oral history interviews conducted by A. Ronald Tonks with Herschel H. Hobbs in 1974 at the First Baptist Church in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Hobbs discusses his early life in Alabama, his college and seminary days, and his early pastorates. He also talks about his denominational activities, including his service on the Executive Committee, Foreign Mission Board, and his tenure as President of the Southern Baptist Convention, 1961-1963. Significant events mentioned in the interview include the development of the Baptist Faith and Message Statement, the Elliott Controversy, the Broadman Commentary controversy and race relations. He also provides his comments on his seminary professors and contemporary Southern Baptist leaders.

ArchivalResource: 345 p. ; 29 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/26980525 View

Hobbs, Herschel Harold, 1907-. Oral memoirs of Herschel H. Hobbs [microform].

Title: Oral memoirs of Herschel H. Hobbs [microform]. 1974.

Transcript of oral history interviews conducted by A. Ronald Tonks with Herschel H. Hobbs in 1974 at the First Baptist Church in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Hobbs discusses his early life in Alabama, his college and seminary days, and his early pastorates. He also talks about his denominational activities, including his service on the Executive Committee, Foreign Mission Board, and his tenure as President of the Southern Baptist Convention, 1961-1963. Significant events mentioned in the interview include the development of the Baptist Faith and Message Statement, the Elliott Controversy, the Broadman Commentary controversy and race relations. He also provides his comments on his seminary professors and contemporary Southern Baptist leaders.

ArchivalResource: 345 p.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/166425917 View

Southern Baptist Convention. Executive Committee. Administrative and program planning files, 1917-1989.

Title: Administrative and program planning files, 1917-1989.

The Administrative and program planing files are one series within the records of the Executive Committee. These files document the actions and programs of the Committee and much of denominational life. The records span the years from 1917 to 1989, but the bulk of the files date from the 1940's to 1980. The records include committee files, files on Baptist state conventions, convention agencies, and other Baptist organizations, agreements and contracts, budget information, correspondence of administrators and program leaders (Porter Routh, Albert McClellan, and Duke McCall), studies and reports, subject files, Inter-Agency Council material, committee and subcommittee minutes, and meeting files.

ArchivalResource: 102 boxes (125 linear ft.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/26348271 View

Southern Baptist Convention. Home Mission Board. Cuba Mission Collection, 1960-1987.

Title: Cuba Mission Collection, 1960-1987.

The Cuba Mission Collection consists of materials that document the work of the Board in the four Western provinces of Cuba during an unsettled time of the country's history. The collection is divided into two series: subject files and property deeds. Subject files include architectural drawings, clippings, correspondence, and pamphlets, with emphasis on the imprisonment and eventual release of HMB personnel Herbert Caudill and David Fite. The collection also includes articles and a timeline on the history of Baptist work in Cuba. Several press releases from Baptist Press and the Religious News Service provide information on the unsettled situation in Cuba and imprisonment of Caudill and Fite.

ArchivalResource: 2 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/731025389 View

Hobbs, Herschel Harold, 1907-1995. Oral memoirs of Herschel H. Hobbs [sound recording].

Title: Oral memoirs of Herschel H. Hobbs [sound recording]. 1974.

Oral history interviews conducted by A. Ronald Tonks with Herschel H. Hobbs in 1974 at the First Baptist Church in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Hobbs discusses his early life in Alabama, his college and seminary days, and his early pastorates. He also talks about his denominational activities, including his service on the Executive Committee, Foreign Mission Board, and his tenure as President of the Southern Baptist Convention, 1961-1963. Significant events mentioned in the interview include the development of the Baptist Faith and Message Statement, the Elliott Controversy, the Broadman Commentary controversy and race relations. He also provides his comments on his seminary professors and contemporary Southern Baptist leaders.

ArchivalResource: 14 audio reels : 3 3/4 ips., analog ; 5 in. reel.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/429074910 View