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    • Trask Library - Merrill Department of Rare Books and Special Collections

      Collections include records of 26 New England state and regional Baptist and Congregational organizations as well as records of 48 Baptist and Congregational churches. Repository for archives of The American Baptist Churches of Massachusetts (TABCOM) and for the records of all disbanded American Baptist churches in the state

  • Anglican Diocese of New Westminster Archives

    The Archives of the Diocese of New Westminster are located at the Vancouver School of Theology, together with the Archives of the Ecclesiastical Province of British Columbia, Vancouver School of Theology, and the B.C. Conference of the United Church of Canada. Established in 1980, the Archives holds documents from the 1860's to the present, including textual records, photographs, architectural records and maps. The holdings document the activities of the diocesan administration, including the Bishops, officers of Synod and various boards and committees, as well as the activities of related organizations, deaneries, parishes and some individuals.

  • Anglican Diocese of Ontario Archives

    Currently, there are 50 parishes in the Diocese, with the earliest congregations being established in the late 1700s. The geographical area covered includes the counties of Prince Edward, Hastings, Lennox & Addington, Frontenac, and Leeds & Grenville. Genealogical information is in the Anglican registers of baptism, confirmation, marriage and burials.

  • Archive Collections - Anglican Diocese of Newcastle

    From the University of Newcastle. The vast Archive of the Anglican Diocese of Newcastle and Christ Church Cathedral includes the records of St. John's College, Morpeth, runs to 120 shelf metres and dates from the year 1826. Before 1860 the Anglican Diocese of Newcastle covered a territory encompassing the whole of northern New South Wales and Queensland.

  • Archives of the Anglican Diocese of Niagara

    Ontario. From the McMaster University Libraries. In 1975 McMaster University reached an agreement with the Anglican Diocese of Niagara to collect, describe and preserve the records of the churches in the diocese as well as the non-active diocesan records. Since that time the records of almost all of the churches in the diocese have been deposited at McMaster, amounting to more than 100 parishes. The Diocese covers approximately 3,320 square miles in the province of Ontario. The most northerly towns are Harriston and Mount Forest; the western boundary is Nanticoke; the eastern perimeter is marked by Oakville and the Diocese extends southwards to Fort Erie. Includes online finding aids to the collection.

  • Archives of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

    The archives houses records covering the entire period of the church's history. Patrons are able to trace the development of the church through these records, which include legal instruments, minutes, reference files, reports, correspondence, publications, recordings, films, video and audio tapes, and photographs.

  • Bruderhof Museum

    Rifton, New York.

  • Calvin College - Heritage Hall

    Grand Rapids, Michigan. Heritage Hall has and makes available for research the records of Calvin College, Calvin Seminary, and the Christian Reformed Church in North America. In addition the collection holds the personal papers of the college and seminary faculty and staff, ministers in the denomination, and letters detailing the Dutch migration and the impact of this migration on North America.

  • Church Archives

    Web links and postal addresses for selcted archives.

  • Church Archives

    Postal addresses and information for selected archives.

  • Covenant Archives and Historical Library

    From North Park University. This collection exists for the sole purpose of preserving and making available to researchers the historical records of the Evangelical Covenant Church. Founded in 1885 by Swedish immigrants, the Covenant values its rich heritage of churches, pastors, and lay people who have given the denomination its identity and who have carried out its mission. The collection includes books and serials, microfilmed newspapers and church records, files of local churches, pastors, missionaries, educators, and administrators.

  • Disciples of Christ Historical Society

    The three groups of the Stone-Campbell Movement are the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), the Christian Churches/Churches of Christ and the a cappella Churches of Christ. Our Society houses 35,000 volumes, 50,000 files plus personal and institutional archival collections from across the 200 years of the Stone-Campbell Movement. Includes listings of congregational files, periodical indexes, and other records in their holdings.

  • Eden Theological Seminary - Archives

    St. Louis, Missouri. Holds the official materials of the former Evangelical Synod of North America and the Evangelical and Reformed Church. Its primary purpose is to catalog and make available records of United Church of Christ congregations, persons, and agencies that belonged to the former Evangelical Synod of North America.

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