Collection, 1891-1937.

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Collection, 1891-1937.

The Baptist Young Peoples Union of America annuals document the proceedings of the international conventions and include the text of addresses, reports, and other events from the proceedings. Topics covered relate primarily to the six objectives of the organization: unification of Baptist young people, increased spirituality, stimulation in Christian service, edification in Scripture knowledge, instruction in Baptist doctrine and history, and enlistment in missionary activity through existing denominational organization. The yearbook contains an outline of daily Bible readings for 1936 and 1937.

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Baptist Young People's Union of America

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The Baptist Young Peoples Union of America (BYPUA) was an organization designed to foster Christian growth and loyalty, and was a successor to the 1887 Loyalist Movement led by O. W. Van Osdel. The objectives of the BYPUA were six fold: unification of Baptist young people, increased spirituality, stimulation in Christian service, edification in Scripture knowledge, instruction in Baptist doctrine and history, and enlistment in missionary activity through existing denominational organization. The...