Charles. W. Ranson Papers, 1938-1979

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Charles. W. Ranson Papers, 1938-1979

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This record group documents Ranson's mission andecumenical work, particularly providing insight on the development andoperations of the International Missionary Council and Theological EducationFund. His work as a theological educator and administrator, and his latteryears in a Congregational pastorate are also documented. Ranson served as anIrish Methodist missionary in South India, General Secretary of theInternational Missionary Council, Director of the Theological Education Fundand Dean of the Drew University Theological School.

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Yake University Divinity School Library

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