Records of Congress on the Church's Wolrdwide Mission, 1964-1967.

Glasser, Arthur F. (Arthur Frederick), 1914-

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Missionary, mission executive, professor of missions, author; born in 1914, served in China as a missionary and as United States home director of the Overseas Missionary Fellowship, professor of missions at Fuller Theological Seminary, author and speaker on mission and evangelism topics, participant in several international conferences on evangelism. From the description of Oral history interviews with Arthur Frederick Glasser, 1989- 1995 [sound recording]. (Wheaton College). WorldCa...

Mortenson, Vernon

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Vernon Russell "Brick" Mortenson was born on June 1, 1917 in North Dakota. Mortenson acquired his nickname from his red hair wich he kept throughout his life. In his teens, the Mortenson family moved to Williston, North Dakota. During high school, "Brick" played both center and linebacker on the high school football team. After he graduated from high school, "Brick" was fortunate to find a job working in a jewelry shop and as a life guard during the Depression. In 1939, ...

King, Louis L.

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Gieser, P. Kenneth.

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Medical missionary; born September 9, 1908; married M. Catherine Kirk in 1933; served as a medical missionary in China, 1934-1940; upon his return to the U.S. he opened the Wheaton Eye Clinic in Wheaton, Illinois; served on the board of directors of Wheaton College, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association; went as a short term missionary to Nigeria (1947) and Pakistan (1956, 1963); after the death of his first wife in 1981, he married Ruby Free, 1982; die...

Blocher, Jacques A.

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Teng, Philip.

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Evangelical Foreign Missions Association

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Headquartered in Washington, D.C. From the description of Records of the Evangelical Foreign Missions Association, 1979-1989 (inclusive). (Yale University). WorldCat record id: 702132570 ...

Kirby, Gilbert

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Kantzer, Kenneth S.

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Isais, Juan M.

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Lores, Ruben.

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Fenton, Horace L.

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Hodges, Melvin L.

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Norton, Hugo Wilbert

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Missionary, educator, scholar; born Gustav Hugo Wilbert Norton, 1915; educated at Wheaton College, Columbia Bible College, Northern Baptist Theological Seminary; minister ordained in the Evangelical Free Church; missionary to the Belgian Congo; president of Trinity College and Seminary; dean of Wheaton College Graduate School; founder and principal of ECWA Seminary in Jos, Nigeria; a leader and speaker in several Christian organizations, including the missions program of InterVarsity Christian F...

Taylor, Clyde W. (Clyde Willis), 1904-1988

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Evangelical Protestant missionary and executive of several Evangelcial institutions; born November 7, 1904; educated at Nyack Missionary Training Center, Gordon College, Boston university; missionary to Colombia and Peru with the Christian and Missionary Alliance, 1925-1941; pastor and professor of missions at Gordon College, 1941-1944; officer of the National Association of Evangelcials, 1944-1963; executive secretary of the Evangelcial Foriegn Mission Association, 1945-1974; officer of the Wor...

Grounds, Vernon Carl, 1914-

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Walvoord, John F.

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Vangioni, Fernando.

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Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association of North America

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Association of Evangelical & Fundamentalist nondenominational mission agencies; founded in 1917 by several nondenominational mission agencies which no longer felt compatible with the growing ecumenical movement. On behalf of its members, IFMA coordinated annual conferences, provided a liaision in some governmental matters, offered endorsement on members' behalf to the Christian public, and assisted members to establish effective and responsible administrative practices. IFMA served the gener...

Congress on the Church's Worldwide Mission (1966 : Wheaton, Ill.)

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Congress of evangelical mission agency executives; convened April 9-16, 1966 with 938 delegates (10% represented 70 countries outside the United States); jointly planned the Evangelical Foreign Missions Association and the Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association; intended to discuss common problems and issue a statement applying evangelical faith to the contemporary world. From the description of Records of Congress on the Church's Wolrdwide Mission, 1964-1967. (Wheaton Colle...

Climenhaga, Arthur M.

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Hillis, Don W.

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Epp, Theodore H. (Theodore Herman), 1907-1985

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