Southern Baptist Convention. Woman's Missionary Union
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The Woman's Missionary Union was organized in 1888 as an auxilary to the Southern Baptist Convention. The major purpose of WMU has been to raise funds for mission causes and to educate Southern Baptists about the cause of missions. The WMU is headquarters in Birmingham, AL.
From the description of Collection, 1902-1997 (Hudson Valley Community College). WorldCat record id: 38838863
The Woman's Missionary Union was established in 1888 as an auxiliary to the Southern Baptist Convention in order to raise money for home and foreign missions and to educate women and young people about missions.
From the description of Publications File, 1902-1997. (Hudson Valley Community College). WorldCat record id: 37477900
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associatedWith | Armstrong, Annie Walker, 1850-1938. |
associatedWith | Belew, M. Wendell, 1922-2000. |
associatedWith | Farmer, Foy Johnson, 1887-1971. |
associatedWith | Fields, W. C. (Wilbur Clemont), 1922- |
associatedWith | Heck, Fannie E. S. (Fannie Exile Scudder), 1862-1915. |
associatedWith | Lambert, John W. (John Walter), 1861-1932. |
associatedWith | Lawrence, Una Roberts, 1893-1972. |
associatedWith | Moon, Charlotte (Lottie), 1840-1912. |
associatedWith | Southern Baptist Convention Home Mission Board. Executive Office. |
associatedWith | Southern Baptist Convention. Executive Committee. |
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