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Records, 1886-2002.

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The records are divided into 10 series, and include minutes, reports, and correspondence related to the Federation's committees and units. Also included are annual reports, financial records, public relations material, and newsletters such as the FEDERATIONIST. Non-print material includes photographs of Federation activities and programs, slides, audio cassettes and moving image material. Moving image material includes video cassette tapes and two-inch ribbon tapes of the television program TIME FOR TIMOTHY (1959-1989). Original scripts of this program are also included in the collection.

190 manuscript boxes, 1 oversize box, 3 boxes photographs, 4 bound v., 172 videorecordings, 115 film reels, 19 cassette tapes, 19 audio reel tapes.

Indiana Historical Society Library

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Indiana Historical Society Library

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Koenig, Robert S., Rev.

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Evans, Ernest, 1889-

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McClure, Paul K.

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Winders, Charles H.

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Pearson, Morton C., Rev.

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Indiana Council of Churches

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Program for Independent Living.

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Hosie, Lawrence T.

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Church Women United in Indiana

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United Way of Central Indiana

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Greater Indianapolis Evangelistic Mission.

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Walker-Smith, Angelique, Rev.

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Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis

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Community Action Against Poverty

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Week of Prayer.

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National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America

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Indianapolis Ministerial Association.

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