Secretaries' files: Venezuela Mission, 1911-1972.

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Secretaries' files: Venezuela Mission, 1911-1972.

Collection consists of correspondence, reports, minutes, and miscellany that documents the educational and evangelistic work of the PCUSA in Venezuela. Also included in Series 1 are the Board Letters to the Venezuela Mission, 1914-1955. Series 2 also contains statistical summaries, 1913-1960; estimates/appropriations/Board General letters, 1939-1965.

4 cubic ft.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6671130

Presbyterian Historical Society, PHS

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