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Inventory to the Helen E. Falls Collection

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Prepared by: Taffey Hall, Archivist Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives August 2003 2

I. Biographical Sketch

Dr. Helen Emery Falls, retired professor of Missions at the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS) in New Orleans, Louisiana, dedicated her life to the teaching Southern Baptist mission studies. Though Falls never served as a missionary, her expertise in the knowledge and understanding of the history and structure of Southern Baptist missions both at home and abroad make her a connoisseur in the field of mission studies. She served as Professor of Missions and Dean of Women at NOBTS from 1945 to 1982 and has remained active in missions-education across the country since her retirement, serving as a visiting professor of missions at Boyce Bible College (a school of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary, and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. She also contributed articles to the Encyclopedia of Southern Baptists project of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Historical Commission.

The daughter of an active Southern Baptist minister, Helen Falls spent much of the early years of her life moving from city to city with her family as her father accepted pastoral positions at various churches across the country. She was born in Bay City, Texas on April 17, 1916 to the Rev. Oswald Benjamin and Glennie Augusta (Parker). Shortly after she was born, Helen’s father accepted the position of pastor at the First Baptist Church of Kissimee, Florida. The Falls family stayed in Florida until 1921 when Helen’s father next accepted a pastoral position in Marion, South Carolina and two years later, a position in Bamberg, South Carolina. In 1925, Oswald Falls moved his family again – this time to Washington, D. C., where he accepted the position of pastor of the Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church in the nation’s capital. Finally, in 1927, the family moved again to Richmond, Virginia where Oswald pastored the Immanuel Baptist Church of Richmond.

Falls graduated from the John Marshall High School in Richmond, Virginia in1932 and enrolled immediately in Westhampton College (the women’s college of the University of Richmond) that fall. She earned a B.A. degree from the University of Richmond in 1936, an M.R.E. from the Woman’s Missionary Union Training School at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1941, M.A. and Ed.D. degrees from Columbia University in 1953 and 1964, and was the recipient of an honorary D.D. degree from the University of Richmond in 1976. In addition, Falls studied at the Union Theological Seminary in New York. She is the recipient of numerous awards including the Outstanding Educators of America award, the Volunteer of the Month award from the Foreign Mission Board, Distinguished Alumni awards from the University of Richmond, and special recognition awards from the Association of Professors of Missions, the American Bible Society, and the Woman’s Missionary Union. She has also been listed in Who’s Who in American Education, Who’s Who of American Women, and Who’s Who in the South and Southwest.

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II. Scope and Content Note

The Helen E. Falls Collection consists of three linear feet of material (594 folders contained in three record boxes) mainly documenting Falls’s career as a professor of missions at the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisiana. Some personal folders containing biographical information, cards she received while a professor and Dean of Women at NOBTS, certificates of accomplishment, newspaper clippings, and other memorabilia are also a part of the collection as well as one file on the Consultation on Women in Church-Related Vocations Conference of 1978 and various information files on the Woman’s Missionary Union, of which Falls was an active member. The collection will be especially valuable to individuals researching an overview Southern Baptist missions, from the earliest Southern Baptist missions up through 1980.

Prominent individuals contained in the correspondence section of the Helen E. Falls Collection include Catherine B. Allen (former Woman’s Missionary Union Associate Executive Director and author of The New Lottie Moon Story and other books on women in missions), Clifton J. Allen (Editorial Secretary of the Baptist Sunday School Board from 1945 to 1968), J. D. Hughey (former Secretary for Europe and the Middle East for the Foreign Mission Board), Lynn E. May, Jr. (Executive Director of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Historical Commission from 1971 to 1995), Duke McCall (former Executive Secretary of the SBC’s Executive Committee, President of the Baptist World Alliance, and retired President and Chancellor of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), and Porter Routh (also past Executive Secretary of the Southern Baptist Convention). The bulk of the collection’s correspondences include letters and telegrams to and from editors and publishers, missionaries, and general letters Falls wrote to send to families working in the mission field.

Other important portions of the Helen E. Falls Collection include materials mostly related to Falls’s career as a professor of missions at NOBTS. These include bibliographies, course proposals, faculty addresses, manuscripts, test questions, and a voluminous amount of material relative to her class lectures. The teaching plans included in the collection are mostly instructional outlines of books Dr. Falls used in her classes. The published articles portion of the collection contains numerous articles Dr. Falls wrote throughout her career for The Theological Educator, Baptist History and Heritage, and other journals. In addition, the Helen E. Falls Collection also contains materials used for devotionals and speeches. Falls authored several study guides, a teacher’s guide, and a writer’s guide for the Seminary Extension division of the SBC on mission-education and these also comprise part of the collection. The collection also includes several files on Falls’ general educational experiences, both in completing her academic degrees and in teaching at NOBTS. Finally, the collection includes one folder on various mission tours Dr. Falls conducted while a missions professor and several files on her visiting professorships at Golden Gate and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminaries. The collection is arranged alphabetically.

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III. Series and Folder Listing

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1.1 Bibliographies – Africa 1.2 Bibliographies – Asia 1.3 Bibliographies – Bible in Missions, The 1.4 Bibliographies – Europe and the Middle East 1.5 Bibliographies – History of Baptist Missions 1.6 Bibliographies – History of Christian Missions 1.7 Bibliographies – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions 1.8 Bibliographies – Missionary Candidates 1.9 Bibliographies – Principles and Practices of Missions 1.10 Bibliographies – Southern Baptist Home Missions 1.11 Bibliographies – Southern Baptist Missions 1.12 Consultation on Women in Church-Related Vocations (1978) 1.13 Correspondence – A 1.14 Correspondence – Allen, Catherine B. 1.15 Correspondence – Allen, Clifton J. 1.16 Correspondence – B 1.17 Correspondence – C 1.18 Correspondence – Cauthen, Baker J. 1.19 Correspondence – D 1.20 Correspondence – E 1.21 Correspondence – F 1.22 Correspondence – G 1.23 Correspondence – H 1.24 Correspondence – Hughey, J. D. 1.25 Correspondence – J 1.26 Correspondence – K 1.27 Correspondence – L 1.28 Correspondence – M 1.29 Correspondence – May, Lynn E. 1.30 Correspondence – McCall, Duke 1.31 Correspondence – N 1.32 Correspondence – O 1.33 Correspondence – P 1.34 Correspondence – R 1.35 Correspondence – Routh, Porter 1.36 Correspondence – S 1.37 Correspondence – T 1.38 Correspondence – V 1.39 Correspondence – W 1.40 Course Proposals – Principles and Practices of Missions 1.41 Course Proposals – Women in Baptist Churches 1.42 Devotionals – Consecration Service 5

1.43 Devotionals – Laborers Together 1.44 Devotionals – Romans 12:1 1.45 Devotionals – Prayer 1.46 Devotionals – Time 1.47 Devotionals – Worship the King 1.48 Education – Columbia University – E.D.D. Degree 1.49 Education – Columbia University – Summary of Dissertation 1.50 Education – New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary – Bulletin (1979 – 1980) 1.51 Education – New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary – Professorship 1.52 Education – New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary – Student Handbook (1980 – 1981) 1.53 Education – New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary – Theological Educator, The (In Honor of Professors Emeriti) (1994) 1.54 Education – New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary – Vision Alumni Magazine (1966 & 1970) 1.55 Education – New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary – Vision Alumni Magazine (1985 – 1992) 1.56 Education – Woman’s Missionary Union Training School 1.57 Faculty Addresses – Changing Role of the Overseas Missionary in a Rapidly Changing Society, The 1.58 Faculty Addresses – Up-dating the Study of Missions 1.59 Leader’s Helps for Young People – Inca Gold (By: Henry W. Schweinsberg) 1.60 Leader’s Helps for Young People – Sixteen to One (By: W. Boyd Hunt) 1.61 Lectures – Bible in Missions, The 1.62 Lectures – Comparative Religions 1.63 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Bahaullah 1.64 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Buddhism 1.65 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Christianity 1.66 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Christianity – Jehovah’s Witnesses 1.67 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Christianity – Mormons 1.68 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Greece 1.69 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Hinduism 1.70 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Islam 1.71 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Judaism 1.72 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Monotheism 1.73 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Religions of China – Confucianism 1.74 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Religions of China – Taoism 1.75 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Religions of Egypt 1.76 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Religions of Japan 1.77 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Rome 1.78 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Satanism 1.79 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Unification Church 1.80 Lectures – Comparative Religions – Zoroaster 1.81 Lectures – History of Baptist Foreign Missions 1.82 Lectures – History of Baptist Foreign Missions – Africa: Summary of Baptist Mission Societies 6

1.83 Lectures – History of Baptist Foreign Missions – Baptist Population of the World in 1955 1.84 Lectures – History of Baptist Foreign Missions – Some Outstanding Baptist Missionaries 1.85 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions 1.86 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Administration 1.87 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Adoniram Judson 1.88 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – American Bible Missions 1.89 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Annie Armstrong 1.90 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Association of Baptists for World Evangelism 1.91 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Baptist General Conference Board of Foreign Missions 1.92 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Baptist Mid-Missions 1.93 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Baptist Missionary Society 1.94 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Baptist World Alliance 1.95 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Baptists (By; Lynn E. May, Jr.) 1.96 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Brazilian Baptist Foreign Mission Board 1.97 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Canadian Baptist Foreign Missions 1.98 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Board 1.99 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Epochs in Southern Baptist Foreign Missions 1.100 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Fields Entered by Southern Baptists 1.101 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – “Homeland: Our Heritage, The” 1.102 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – J. Lewis and Henretta Hall Shuck 1.103 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Japan Baptist Convention 1.104 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – John Leland 1.105 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – John Mason Peck 1.106 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Lott Carey Baptist Foreign Mission Convention (USA) 1.107 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Lottie Moon 1.108 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Luther Rice 1.109 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Missions: A Shared Task 1.110 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – National Baptist Convention – USA, Inc. 1.111 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Nigerian Baptist Home and Foreign Mission Board 1.112 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – No Baptist Witness In 1.113 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – North American Baptist General Conference 1.114 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Northern Baptist Foreign Missions 1.115 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Northern Baptist Home Missions 1.116 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Portuguese Baptist Convention 1.117 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Some Baptist Facts 1.118 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Some Baptist Firsts 1.119 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Southern Baptist Convention 1.120 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Southern Baptist Home Missions 1.121 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Virginia Baptists 1.122 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – William Carey 1.123 Lectures – History of Baptist Missions – Woman’s Missionary Union 1.124 Lectures – History of Christian Missions 1.125 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Beginning of American Foreign Missions 7

1.126 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Birth of Modern Missions, The 1.127 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Christianization of Europe: 500 – 1,200 AD 1.128 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Encounter With Islam 1.129 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Ethiopia 1.130 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Five Major Milestones 1.131 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Henry Stanley 1.132 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – History of Medical Work in Kuwait 1.133 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – In Carey’s Train: A Concise History of Baptist Foreign Missions --- Folder 1 of 2 1.134 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – In Carey’s Train: A Concise History of Baptist Foreign Missions --- Folder 2 of 2 1.135 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – J. Hudson Taylor 1.136 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – John Elliot 1.137 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Middle East 1.138 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Middle East – Iran 1.139 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Middle East – Iraq 1.140 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Middle East – Israel 1.141 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Middle East – Jordan 1.142 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Middle East – Lebanon 1.143 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Middle East – Palestine 1.144 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Middle East – Peninsula Countries 1.145 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Middle East – Saudi Arabia 1.146 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Middle East – Syria 1.147 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Middle East – Turkey 1.148 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Middle East – United Arab Republic 1.149 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Missions to North American Indians 1.150 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Origin of Protestant Missions in England and the USA (1750 – 1850) 1.151 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Origin of Protestant Missions in Europe (1600 – 1800) 1.152 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Outline of Dr. Carver’s “The Course of Christian Missions” 1.153 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Period of Early European Missions 1.154 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Period of Early Missionary Societies 1.155 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Period of the Middle Ages 1.156 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Period of the Reformation 1.157 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Pioneers in Missions: Zinzendorf and the Moravians 1.158 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Protestant Missions in North America (1620 – 1800) 1.159 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Ramon Lull 1.160 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Results of Apostolic Missions 1.161 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – Roman Catholic Missions (1300 – 1700) 1.162 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Afghanistan 1.163 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Bhutan 1.164 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Burma 8

1.165 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Cambodia 1.166 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Ceylon 1.167 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – China 1.168 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Hong Kong 1.169 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – India 1.170 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Japan 1.171 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Korea 1.172 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Laos 1.173 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Malaysia 1.174 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Nepal 1.175 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Pakistan 1.176 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Sikkim 1.177 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Taiwan 1.178 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Thailand 1.179 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Tibet 1.180 Lectures – History of Christian Missions – South Asia – Vietnam 1.181 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions 1.182 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Administration 1.183 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Asia 1.184 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Baptists and World Missions 1.185 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Caribbean 1.186 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Eastern and Southeastern Africa 1.187 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Europe 1.188 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – God-Given Visions Transformed 1.189 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – History of Foreign Mission Board 1.190 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – History of Home Mission Board 1.191 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Middle America and the Caribbean 1.192 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Middle East 1.193 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Mission to America 1.194 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Missions Divide Baptists 1.195 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Program of Home Mission Board 1.196 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – South America, Middle America, and the Caribbean 1.197 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Southeast and South Asia 1.198 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – West Africa 1.199 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Western South America 1.200 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – What Is Missions? 1.201 Lectures – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions – Who We Are…Whose We Are

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2.1 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa 2.2 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Benin 2.3 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Bophuthatswana 2.4 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Botswana 9

2.5 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – East Africa 2.6 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Equatorial Guinea 2.7 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Ethiopia 2.8 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – French Africa 2.9 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Ghana 2.10 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Ivory Coast 2.11 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Kenya 2.12 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Liberia 2.13 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Malawi 2.14 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Namibia 2.15 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Niger 2.16 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Nigeria 2.17 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Senegal 2.18 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Somalia 2.19 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – South Africa 2.20 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Tanzania 2.21 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Togo 2.22 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Transkei 2.23 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Uganda 2.24 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Upper Volta 2.25 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Zambia 2.26 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Africa – Zimabwe 2.27 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia 2.28 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Asia 2.29 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Asia Paintings 2.30 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Bangladesh 2.31 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Burma 2.32 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Cambodia 2.33 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – China 2.34 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Formosa 2.35 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Guam 2.36 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Hong Kong 2.37 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – India 2.38 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Indonesia 2.39 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Japan 2.40 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Korea 2.41 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Malaysia 2.42 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Nepal 2.43 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Philippines 2.44 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Sri Lanka 2.45 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – South Pacific Islands 2.46 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Taiwan 2.47 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Thailand 2.48 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Venezuela 2.49 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Europe and the Middle East 2.50 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Belgium 10

2.51 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – English Language Work 2.52 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Gaza 2.53 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – International Seminary 2.54 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Iran 2.55 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Israel 2.56 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Italy 2.57 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Jordan 2.58 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Lebanon 2.59 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Libya 2.60 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Morocco 2.61 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Portugal 2.62 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Spain 2.63 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Switzerland 2.64 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia – Yemen 2.65 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America 2.66 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America – Argentina 2.67 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America – Bolivia 2.68 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America – Brazil 2.69 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America – Cayman Islands 2.70 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America – Chile 2.71 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America – Colombia 2.72 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America – Dominican Republic 2.73 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America – Ecuador 2.74 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America – Mexico 2.75 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America – Paraguay 2.76 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America – Peru 2.77 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America – Uruguay 2.78 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Latin America – Venezuela 2.79 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Middle America and the Caribbean 2.80 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Middle America and the Caribbean – Costa Rica 2.81 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Middle America and the Caribbean – Guatemala 2.82 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Middle America and the Caribbean – Honduras 2.83 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Middle America and the Caribbean – Panama 2.84 Lectures – Mission Area Studies: Middle America and the Caribbean – Trinidad and Tobago 2.85 Lectures – Missionary Message of the Bible 2.86 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions 2.87 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Adjustments 2.88 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Administration 2.89 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Agencies Other Than Denominational 2.90 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Cartoons 2.91 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Criteria for Effective Service 2.92 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Dangers on the Mission Field 2.93 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Distribution 2.94 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Economics in Missions 2.95 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Education 11

2.96 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Evangelism 2.97 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Excuses for Not Going to the Mission Field 2.98 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Financial Support 2.99 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – From a Missionary’s Viewpoint 2.100 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Governing Principles of Foreign Mission Board 2.101 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Historical Role of Missions 2.102 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – I Am a Faith Missionary 2.103 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Indigenous Church 2.104 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Is God Calling Me? Three Ways to Test 2.105 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Language Study 2.106 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – McGovern’s Seven Steps for Planting Churches 2.107 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Medicine 2.108 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Mission Boards 2.109 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Missionary Call, The 2.110 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Missionary Kids 2.111 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Missionary’s Trunk 2.112 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Missions at the Crossroads 2.113 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Missions to the End of the Twentieth Century 2.114 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Missions Today and Tomorrow 2.115 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – New Structures in Missions 2.116 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Nonprofessional Missionary Possibilities 2.117 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Orientation 2.118 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Other Denominational Boards 2.119 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Other Ministries 2.120 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Partnership 2.121 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Paul Supplies a Guide on How to Pray for Missionaries 2.122 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Personal Needs of Missionaries 2.123 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Philosophy and Methodology of Foreign Missions 2.124 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Place for You, A 2.125 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Problems to Be Encountered 2.126 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Qualifications 2.127 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Reappointment 2.128 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Road to Appointment, The 2.129 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Role of Missionary in Today’s World 2.130 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Role of North Americans in the Future of Missionary Enterprise, The 2.131 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Special Classifications 2.132 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Specific Requirements 12

2.133 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Spiritual Life of a Missionary, The 2.134 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Spiritual Relationships 2.135 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Strategy 2.136 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Tomorrow’s Missionary 2.137 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Volunteers in Foreign Missions 2.138 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – What Does an Area Director Do? 2.139 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – What Is a Furlough? 2.140 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – What Is a Missionary? 2.141 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – What Is the Call? 2.142 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Why Christian Missions? 2.143 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Why Do They Go? 2.144 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Why English Is So Hard 2.145 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Why Protestant Missionaries Fail in Spain 2.146 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Women’s Role on Mission Field 2.147 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – World Evangelism: Overseas 2.148 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – World Scene at the Beginning of 1985, The 2.149 Lectures – Principles and Practices of Missions – Your Church Can Produce Missionaries 2.150 Lectures – Southern Baptist Foreign Missions 2.151 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions 2.152 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – ABC’s of Home Missions, The 2.153 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Alaska 2.154 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Alcoholism 2.155 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Amazing Cities 2.156 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Annie Armstrong 2.157 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Asians 2.158 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Associational Missions 2.159 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Celebration of Hanukkah: What It Means 2.160 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Christian Social Ministries 2.161 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Church Extension 2.162 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Deaf 2.163 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Europeans 2.164 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – French Missions in Louisiana 2.165 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Glossary of Terms 2.166 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Historical Background 2.167 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Home Mission Board Mileposts 2.168 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Home Missions Since 1845 2.169 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Indians 2.170 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Japanese 2.171 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Jews 2.172 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Language Missions 2.173 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Literary Missions 2.174 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Louisiana Missions 2.175 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Migrants 2.176 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – National Baptists 13

2.177 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – New York City 2.178 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Program of Home Missions 2.179 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Resume of Significant Events in the History of the Home Mission Board of the SBC 2.180 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Rope of Love, The 2.181 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Sara Hines Martin 2.182 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Spanish Americans 2.183 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Special Mission Ministries 2.184 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Virginia 2.185 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Women in Home Missions 2.186 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – World Statistics 2.187 Lectures – Southern Baptist Home Missions – Youth and Family Services 2.188 Lectures – Southern Baptist Missions 2.189 Lectures – Southern Baptist Missions –Africa 2.190 Lectures – Southern Baptist Missions – Americas, The 2.191 Lectures – Southern Baptist Missions – Asia 2.192 Lectures – Southern Baptist Missions – Cooperative Program 2.193 Lectures – Southern Baptist Missions – Europe 2.194 Lectures – Southern Baptist Missions – Europe and the Middle East 2.195 Lectures – Southern Baptist Missions – Financial Support 2.196 Lectures – Southern Baptist Missions – India 2.197 Lectures – Southern Baptist Missions – Qualifications for Career Missionaries 2.198 Lectures – Southern Baptist Missions – What They’d Like to See 2.199 Lectures – Southern Baptist Missions – World Situation, The 2.200 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation 2.201 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Baptist Convention Ministries Test 2.202 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Basic Understanding of Southern Baptist Missions Coordination, A 2.203 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Cartoons 2.204 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Changes in the Work of the Baptist Foreign Missionary 2.205 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Continuing Mission Imperative 2.206 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Foreign Faux Pas 2.207 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Furlough Helps 2.208 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Glossaries 2.209 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – God’s Purpose 2.210 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Laugh and They All Laugh With You 2.211 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Missionary Dictionary 2.212 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Missionary Responsibility 2.213 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Mission Strategy 2.214 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Pleurisy 14

2.215 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Primer: Adapting to New Cultures 2.216 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Questions and Answers on Missions Issues 2.217 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Some Fixed and Some Flexible Aspects of Missions 2.218 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Statistics 2.219 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Status of Global Missions (1991) 2.220 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – These Three in Action 2.221 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Trends in Missions 2.222 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – Unexpected Routine, The 2.223 Lectures – Special Studies in Missions: Missionary Preparation – What Is Missions? 2.224 Lectures – Teaching Missions Study 2.225 Lectures – Women in Baptist Churches – Century to Celebrate, A 2.226 Lectures – Women in Baptist Churches – History of Women in Missions 2.227 Lectures – Women in Baptist Churches – Installation 2.228 Manuscripts – Missionary Education (1965) Folder 1 of 2 2.229 Manuscripts – Missionary Education (1965) Folder 2 of 2 2.230 Manuscripts – Missionary Education (1965) – Original Folder 1 of 2 2.231 Manuscripts – Missionary Education (1965) – Original Folder 2 of 2 2.232 Manuscripts – Sisters May Press On, The (1993) 2.233 Mission Tours 2.234 Missionaries – Correspondence – General 2.235 Missionaries – Correspondence – Individuals 2.236 Missionaries – Countries of Service for New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Students 2.237 Missionaries – Foreign Missionaries According to Years of Appointment 2.238 Missionaries – Foreign Missionaries Who Studied at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary 2.239 Missionaries – Spouses Who Did Not Attend New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary

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3.1 Personal – Biographical Data 3.2 Personal – Cards Folder 1 of 2 3.3 Personal – Cards Folder 2 of 2 3.4 Personal – Certificates 3.5 Personal – Church Bulletins 3.6 Personal – “Helen E. Falls World Missions Passageway” – First Baptist Church, New Orleans, Louisiana 3.7 Personal – Miles Traveled in 1972 – 1973 3.8 Personal – Miscellaneous 3.9 Personal – Newspaper Clippings 3.10 Personal – Promotion to Professor at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary 15

3.11 Personal – Programs 3.12 Personal – Samples of Income 3.13 Personal – University of Richmond Doctor of Divinity Degree and Baccalaureate Commencement Address (1976) 3.14 Personal – Who’s Who 3.15 Published Articles – “Agnes Graham: Educator in Chile” 3.16 Published Articles – “Ann Hassletine YWA Has Installation Service” 3.17 Published Articles – “Associational History: A Selected Bibliography” 3.18 Published Articles – “Associational History: Themes for Research” 3.19 Published Articles – “Background and History of Southern Baptist Home Missions” 3.20 Published Articles – “Baptist Caravan to Mexican Mission Fields, A” 3.21 Published Articles – “Baptists in Brasilia” 3.22 Published Articles – “Bold Growing, Bold Going, Bold Giving” 3.23 Published Articles – “Bold Praying for Portugal” 3.24 Published Articles – “Book Reviews” 3.25 Published Articles – “Change: A Reality for Missions Strategy” 3.26 Published Articles – “Churches Grow in Tanzania” 3.27 Published Articles – “Cooperative Missions and the Association” 3.28 Published Articles – “Cooperative Program and Lottie Moon: They Compliment Each Other” 3.29 Published Articles – “Creative Mission Approaches in a Multi-Cultural Society” 3.30 Published Articles – “Early Church: Pattern for Outreach, The” 3.31 Published Articles – “Early Missions Milestones” 3.32 Published Articles – “Examination of Changes Made Necessary in the Work of the Baptist Foreign Missionary by Changes in Society, An” 3.33 Published Articles – “Eyes to Hear” 3.34 Published Articles – Founders Day Addresses 3.35 Published Articles – “From Pioneer to Fellowship” 3.36 Published Articles – “High Dignity” 3.37 Published Articles – “History of Baptist Women in Missions” 3.38 Published Articles – “I Saw Our Missionaries” 3.39 Published Articles – “I Saw the Presses” 3.40 Published Articles – “Italian Creativity: Response to a Changing Society” 3.41 Published Articles – “Life Through His Name” 3.42 Published Articles – “Light, Heat, Power” 3.43 Published Articles – “Living Church at Work, The” 3.44 Published Articles – Miscellaneous 3.45 Published Articles – “Most Un-plain Mother: Meet the Missionary Charlene Kneisel, A” 3.46 Published Articles – “Planning for the Study of the Foreign Mission Graded Series Books” 3.47 Published Articles – “Plans for Churchwide Foreign Mission Graded Series Study” 3.48 Published Articles – “Pray Around the World” 3.49 Published Articles – “Prayer Calendar” – Accent (October 1975 – September 1976) 3.50 Published Articles – “Stop, Look, and Listen” 3.51 Published Articles – “Thank Heaven for Little Girls” 3.52 Published Articles – “That’s Where I Fell in Love…” 16

3.53 Published Articles – “Unit Introduction: India” 3.54 Published Articles – “Updating the Study of Missions” 3.55 Published Articles – “Vocation of Home Missions, The” 3.56 Published Articles – “Where Is Our Vision?” 3.57 Published Articles – “Who, Me?” 3.58 Published Articles – “Zurich, Switzerland: Center for European Outreach” 3.59 Speeches – Christ Commissions His Disciples 3.60 Speeches – Christ’s Mandate 3.61 Speeches – Christ’s Method 3.62 Speeches – Christ’s Plan of Work 3.63 Speeches – Current Issues in Christian Missions 3.64 Speeches – Devotional Thoughts 3.65 Speeches – Mission Action and Personal Evangelism 3.66 Speeches – Mission and Ministry 3.67 Speeches – One Part in Keeping the Fire Burning 3.68 Speeches – Our Response Through Going 3.69 Speeches – Theological Education 3.70 Speeches – Thoughts for Morning Watch 3.71 Speeches – Training School 3.72 Speeches – What in the World Are You Doing? 3.73 Speeches – Women in Theological Education Then and Now 3.74 Speeches – World is the Field, The 3.75 Study Guide (Seminary Extension) – Contemporary World Missions (1969) Copy 1 of 2 3.76 Study Guide (Seminary Extension) – Contemporary World Missions (1969) Copy 2 of 2 3.77 Study Guide (Seminary Extension) – Contemporary World Missions (Rev. 1977) Copy 1 of 2 3.78 Study Guide (Seminary Extension) – Contemporary World Missions (Rev. 1977) Copy 2 of 2 3.79 Study Guide (Seminary Extension) – History of Christian Missions (1975) Copy 1 of 2 3.80 Study Guide (Seminary Extension) – History of Christian Missions (1975) Copy 2 of 2 3.81 Teacher’s Guide (Seminary Extension) – Contemporary World Missions (1977) 3.82 Teaching Plans – Adult Teacher’s Guide – Missions and Trends in Spanish America 3.83 Teaching Plans – Baptist Trade Winds (Caribbean) 3.84 Teaching Plans – Beneath the Himalayas: India 3.85 Teaching Plans – Brazilian Obsession (By: Bill Richardson) 3.86 Teaching Plans – By All Means (By: Baker James Cauthen) 3.87 Teaching Plans – Challenge of the Cities, The 3.88 Teaching Plans – Continent in Commotion: Africa 3.89 Teaching Plans – Continent in Commotion: Africa – Visual Aids 3.90 Teaching Plans – Frontier of Advance (By: E. Luther Copeland) 3.91 Teaching Plans – Holy Spirit in Missions (By: J. B. Lawrence) 3.92 Teaching Plans – How in This World (By: Lawrence Webb) 3.93 Teaching Plans – Imperative Impulse (By: John Cheyne) 3.94 Teaching Plans – A Measure of Success (By: Roberta Damon) 3.95 Teaching Plans – Missions Tomorrow (By: Bill O’Brien) 3.96 Teaching Plans – New Drums Over Africa (By: Milton Cunningham) 17

3.97 Teaching Plans – Partnership Principle (By: Stan Hastey, et. al.) 3.98 Teaching Plans – Seed is Sown, The (By: Lewis Myers, Jr.) 3.99 Teaching Plans – Sick and Ye Visited Me (By: Franklin T. Fowler) 3.100 Teaching Plans – Sons of Ishmael (By: Finlay M. Graham) 3.101 Teaching Plans – Study on Near East 3.102 Teaching Plans – Taiwan: Unfinished Revolution (By: W. Carl Hunker) 3.103 Teaching Plans – Two Centuries of Immigrants 3.104 Teaching Plans – Unexpected Voices (By: Bill Bangham, Wendell Belew, Lynn Clayton, Dale Cross, & Topy Druin) 3.105 Teaching Plans – Way to Timbuctu, The (By: Jim Newton) 3.106 Teaching Plans – Which Way in Brazil? (By: Lester Bell) 3.107 Teaching Plans – Which Way in Brazil? (By: Lester Bell) – Visual Aids 3.108 Teaching Plans – Young People’s Teacher’s Guide – Near East 3.109 Teaching Plans – Young People’s Teacher’s Guide – Southeast Asia 3.110 Teaching Plans – Young People’s Teacher’s Guide – Spanish America 3.111 Test Questions – Bible in Missions, The 3.112 Test Questions – History of Baptist Missions 3.113 Test Questions – History of Christian Missions 3.114 Test Questions – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions Folder 1 of 3 3.115 Test Questions – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions Folder 2 of 3 3.116 Test Questions – Introduction to Southern Baptist Missions Folder 3 of 3 3.117 Test Questions – Mission Area Studies: Africa 3.118 Test Questions – Mission Area Studies: Asia 3.119 Test Questions – Mission Area Studies: Europe and the Middle East 3.120 Test Questions – Mission Area Studies: Latin America 3.121 Test Questions – Missionary Preparation 3.122 Test Questions – Principles and Practices of Missions 3.123 Test Questions – Southern Baptist Foreign Missions 3.124 Test Questions – Southern Baptist Home Missions 3.125 Test Questions – Southern Baptist World Missions 3.126 Test Questions – Woman’s Missionary Union Methods 3.127 Visiting Professorships – Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary – Southern Baptist World Missions 3.128 Visiting Professorships – Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary – Mission Area Studies: East and Southeast Asia 3.129 Visiting Professorships – Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary – Principles and Practices of Missions 3.130 Visiting Professorships – Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Southern Baptist Missions 3.131 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Devotionals – Friendly Hearts 3.132 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Devotionals – In My Personal Life 3.133 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Devotionals – Mary, the Mother of Jesus 3.134 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Devotionals – They Who Have Lived Together Can Never More Divide 3.135 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Devotionals – Waldensian Church 3.136 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Devotionals – World of Tomorrow 18

3.137 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Lectures – African Woman’s Plaint 3.138 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Lectures – Attitudes of Jesus Toward Women 3.139 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Lectures – Enlarge, Lengthen, Strengthen 3.140 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Lectures – Pagan Womanhood 3.141 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Lectures – Women and Judaism 3.142 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Lectures – Women of Africa 3.143 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Lectures – Women of China 3.144 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Lectures – Women of India 3.145 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Lectures – Women of Japan 3.146 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Lectures – Women of Nigeria 3.147 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Lectures – Women of Palestine 3.148 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Lectures – Women of South America 3.149 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Lectures – Wrongs of Indian Womanhood, The 3.150 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Miscellaneous 3.151 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Programs 3.152 Woman’s Missionary Union – Conferences – Visual Aids 3.153 Woman’s Missionary Union – Correspondence 3.154 Writer’s Guide (Seminary Extension) – Christian Missions