PRELIMINARY INVENTORY S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS

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Introduction Approximately 68.08 cubic feet

The New Life Evangelistic Center (NLEC) Records contain correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, newsletters, newspaper clippings, and photographs documenting NLEC’s mission to provide Christian hospitality to the poor through social service programs and spiritual care. The collection is divided into five series: Administration; Larry Rice; Penny Rice; Chronological Files; Publications; Jim Barnes; Photographs; and Scrapbooks. The Chronological Files series consists of materials Larry Rice and his son, Chris Rice, gathered during their research for their five-volume history of NLEC. This series contains Rice’s handwritten drafts of the book, newspaper clippings, meeting minutes, and photographs, arranged chronologically by year. Other series of interest include the publications series, which consists of issues of the ZOA Free Paper, which NLEC published from 1972 to 2005. The materials in this collection date from 1949 to 2018.

The New Life Evangelistic Center (NLEC) was founded in January 1972 by Larry Rice (1949-present), as a non-denominational Christian church dedicated to providing Christian hospitality to the poor through free food and clothing, emergency shelter, job training programs, and spiritual care. Rice, a native of McAllen, Texas, originally intended to become a Lutheran minister, having graduated from Concordia Senior College, in Fort Wayne, Indiana, in May 1971. After attending a few weeks of classes at Concordia Seminary in Clayton, Missouri, in the fall of 1971, Rice became increasingly frustrated by what he perceived as his fellow Lutherans disinterest in the plight of the impoverished. His dissatisfaction with the Lutheran Church led him to quit Concordia Seminary and enroll in Calvary Temple's Paul and Timothy program, in Fort Wayne, Indiana. At Cavalry Temple, Rice was under the tutelage of Pastor Paul Paino, learning church management and ministry.

After receiving his ordination from Calvary Temple in December 1971, Rice returned to St. Louis and began New Life Evangelistic Center with his wife Penny (1950-2007) out of their mobile-home in Wellston, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis. Some of Rice’s first programs included Dial-a-Message. This program enabled the public to call NLEC’s private phone line and listen to three-minute tape recordings of Rice’s sermons. During the following months, NLEC expanded, and Rice subsequently moved its headquarters from their trailer to 2107 Park Avenue.

At the 2107 Park Avenue headquarters, in Lafayette Square, NLEC opened a free store, offering clothing and furniture to the poor, as well as traditional worship services. Rice also spearheaded a radio program called, “Moments of New Life,” on KADI. By 1973, NLEC began counseling patients at Malcolm Bliss Mental Health Center, published two in-house newspapers, ZOA Free Paper and New Life in Action, and established the New

THE STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF MISSOURI MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 6/9/2021 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Life Training Center, which consisted of job training and courses on the Bible. As NLEC’s services grew, so did the need for a new headquarters. In December 1975, NLEC acquired the former main branch of the Young Women’s Christian Association, located at 1411 Locust Street.

During this period, NLEC began three of its most enduring programs: Think Wood, Fans for Life, and the Winter Patrol. Established by NLEC in the fall of 1979, the Think Wood program provided wood-burning stoves to families struggling with their utility bills. NLEC employees also offered training sessions on how to properly use and maintain the stoves. A component to Think Wood was the Winter Patrol. During the winter months, NLEC staffers search the city of St. Louis for homeless encampments, bringing food and blankets to individuals suffering from the cold. The summer heatwave of 1980 was the impetus for NLEC to create a parallel program to Think Wood and the Winter Patrol— Fans for Life. In 1980 alone, NLEC distributed nearly 2,400 fans to residents of the St. Louis metropolitan region who could not afford air conditioning. These three programs remained a staple of NLEC for the next several years. Of the three, only the Winter Patrol continues.

In the ensuing years, Rice’s began to focus on renewable energy, launching Missouri Renewable Energy (MORE) in 2002. Rice launched the program to teach the homeless green job skills, providing trainees with courses on solar power, biofuels, and raised-bed gardening. MORE also distributed DVDs and manuals to the public on wind generation and sustainable building. Another staple of MORE has been its Energy Fairs. Established by MORE in 2007, the energy fairs featured booths displaying green energy, with staff providing small lectures on their use.

Despite NLEC’s achievements, Rice believed the public remained detached from the plight of the poor. According to Rice, television was the only way to break through their complacency. Rice envisioned a station dedicated to family shows and religious programming, with a focus on connecting the public to social services and publicizing homelessness in Mid-America. KNLC (Knowing New Life in Christ) debuted on September 12, 1982, and was promoted to the public by NLEC as a clean alternative to commercial television. The channel featured reruns of classic family shows, including Dennis the Menace, and Here’s Help, a program hosted by Larry Rice, featuring interviews with the homeless and community leaders.

Although KNLC’s achieved relatively low ratings, NLEC’s media interests expanded to include KNLJ Channel 25, (Knowing New Life in Jesus), located in New Bloomfield, Missouri, as well as a network of low power TV and radio stations that encompassed what would be known as the Here’s Help Network. By the mid-1990s, the Here’s Help Network reached viewers and listeners from the St. Louis area to central and southern Missouri and parts of northern Arkansas. These stations disseminated Rice’s message and information about NLEC’s various shelters and free stores in eastern, central, and southern parts of Missouri.

Page 2 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Throughout his career, Rice achieved a level of notoriety among Missourians and St. Louisans for his theatrical protests against state and local policies towards the poor. In one instance, Rice established a tent city in front of St. Louis City Mayor Vincent Schoemehl’s office in the winter of 1985, calling it 'Schoemehlville'. Rice also drew criticism from his neighbors at 1411 Locust Street, who charged that the shelter was a detriment to the neighborhood. On April 26, 2013, Rice’s neighbors petitioned the city of St. Louis’s Board of Public Service (BPS) to revoke NLEC’s hotel license for 1411 Locust Street. They cited numerous instances of fighting, public intoxication, and drug dealing that occurred near the shelter. BPS ruled that 1411 locust street was a detriment to the neighborhood and revoked NLEC’s occupancy permit on December 23, 2014. Although Rice fought the city of St. Louis for several years in court, he finally closed the 1411 Locust Street location on April 1, 2017. (Rice had already moved NLEC’s administrative offices to 2428 Woodson Road in Overland, Missouri, in October 2015.)

As a result of the closure of 1411 Locust Street, NLEC sold KNLC to Weigel Broadcasting in September 2017 for an estimated 3.75 million. Rice argued that the funds were needed to find additional housing for NLEC’s homeless clients due to the closure of 1411 Locust Street. On December 12, 2017, NLEC moved its programming to channel 24.2, a digital sub-channel of KNLC, under the banner of NLEC-TV. The move officially marked the closure of traditional television presence in Missouri, as NLEC had sold KNLJ to the Christian Television Network in 2007.

As of 2018, Rice remains dedicated to reopening 1411 Locust Street to the poor. One step towards this goal was achieved when St. Louis building commissioner Frank Oswald granted NLEC an occupancy permit to operate the building as a church in November 2018. NLEC currently continues its efforts to make the necessary repairs to reopen the building to the homeless.

Donor Information The records were donated to the State Historical Society of Missouri by Larry Rice on July 1, 2019 (Accession No. SA4422). Additions were made on October 7, 2009 by Larry Rice (Accession No. SA4447); July 23, 2020 by Larry Rice (Accession No. SA4470); July 30, 2020 by Ray Redlich (Accession No. SA4472); October 5, 2020 by Larry Rice (Accession No. SA4483); November 2, 2010 by Larry Rice (Accession No. SA4499).

Copyright and Restrictions Copyright held by New Life Evangelistic Center.

Box List

Box 1 Administration Articles of incorporation, 1972-2006 Bylaws and constitution, 1972, 1997, 2003, 2003 Board of Directors, meeting minutes, 1972-2016 (4 folders) Departmental and Branch reports, 1976-1977

Page 3 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Finances Building appraisals, 1976-1986 L. Douglas Abrams Federal Building, 2002-2005 (2 folders) Tax exempt letters, 1993-1996 NLEC back-up files, 2001 (8 CD-Rs) Reports Outreach report, 1997 Free store and shelter activity reports, 1998

Box 2 Larry Rice 4-H Club member record books, 1960-1966 (2 books) Bible studies, 2016-2017 (2 folders) Correspondence, 1968-1998 (2 folders) Daily planner, 2005 Log of Life, 1949-1983 Journal, 1998-2002 Newspaper and magazine clippings, 1971-2004 (3 folders) Photographs Family, 1949-2005 (2 folders) Portraits, 1985-1992 Reverend Rice’s campaign for the office of Lieutenant Governor, 1992 Reverend Rice at New Bloomfield, Missouri, 2002 Writings Concordia Senior College essays and term papers, 1970-1971 (2 folders)

Box 3 Essays on Christianity, 2014-2015 (2 folders) Essays on homelessness in Missouri and migrant tutoring, 1970-1971 New Life Evangelistic Center history, 2014-2018 (5 folders) Books 1-3, 2014-2018 (3 folders) Excerpts from volumes 1-5, 2014-2018 Through the Fire, drafts, 2018 (2 folders)

Box 4 Penny Rice Office files, no date (2 diskettes) Writings, 1971-2007 Chronological files Correspondence, photographs, and first issue of NLEC newsletter, 1971-1976 NLEC newsletter, staff photographs, and pamphlet promoting a NLEC television station, 1973 Correspondence, photographs of the Rice family and NLEC offices, journal excerpts, and speeches, 1974-1975 Correspondence, reports, autobiographical essays by Larry Rice, journal entries,

Page 4 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS and photographs of the Rice family, 1976, 1978-1979 Headquarters, departmental, and branch monthly reports, board of directors and Trustees minutes, 1977 (2 folders) Correspondence, reports, and issues of the ZOA Free Paper, regarding KNLC TV 24, winter outreach efforts for the homeless and poor, and NLEC’s African ministry, 1980 Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding the establishment of KNLC TV 24, 1981 Correspondence, KNLC TV programming booklets, newspaper clippings, and a photograph of Reverend Rice interviewing Jimmy Carter, 1982 KNLC TV fundraising correspondence, newspaper clippings, and photographs of KNLC TV’s studios and Reverend Rice preaching, 1983-1984 Development reports for KNLC and KNLJ channels 24 and 25, newspaper clippings on NLEC projects, and a consent decree delineating programs the City of St. Louis would undertake to alleviate homelessness, 1985 Correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding the Pantheon Corporation’s bid for the purchase of the St. Louis City Hospital, 1986 Photographs of Reverend Rice receiving honorary doctorate from McKendree College and newspaper clippings regarding KNLC TV programming and Rice’s march for the homeless at the Missouri State Capital, 1987 Correspondence, newspaper clippings, and essays written by Reverend Rice on homelessness and the People’s March for Survival (includes handwritten drafts of Reverend Rice’s autobiography), 1988 Correspondence and newspaper clippings on NLEC’s winter patrols and the Pantheon Corporation’s proposed bid to purchase the St. Louis City Hospital, 1989 Issues of the Homeless Express and photographs of Reverend Rice and others Protesting in front of the Missouri State Capitol, 1990 Issues of the Murder Free and Freedom Express newspapers and photographs of Reverend Rice at NLEC headquarters on Locust Street, 1991 KNLC TV contracts and newspaper clippings on NLEC’s assistance to flood victims, 1993 Television licensing agreements and photographs of Rice family gatherings, 1994 Television licensing agreements and KNLC-TV promotional materials, 1995

Box 5 Television licensing agreements and 25th anniversary issue of the ZOA Free Paper, 1996 The New Millennium Project promotional materials, television licensing agreements and station application for Channel 212, 90.3 MHZ, 1997 Penny Rice’s Africa journal, photographs of NLEC’s African ministry, and television licensing agreements, 1998 Newspaper clippings on the death penalty in Missouri, drafts of Larry Rice’s autobiography, and photographs of a water cistern donated by NLEC in India, 1999 Correspondence, newspaper clippings and press releases regarding Reverend

Page 5 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Rice’s bid for the governorship of Missouri, 2000 Dignity Village proposal, television licensing agreements, and photographs of Larry and Penny Rice, 2001 Issues of Freedom Now (Missouri Renewable Energy), and photographs of NLEC telethon and the construction of a television station, 2002 Photographs of renewable energy projects, 2003 (2 folders) Issues of Freedom Now (Missouri Renewable Energy), and drafts of Reverend Rice’s autobiography, 2003 Photographs of NLEC’s overseas missions and the Rice family, and new articles featuring Reverend Larry Rice, 2004 Correspondence and a booklet on Larry and Penny Rice’s marriage troubles and drafts of Larry Rice’s autobiography, 2005 Health permit information and news articles on NLEC free store in Springfield, Missouri, 2006 Initiative petition to require St. Louis City to provide one tract of land for the homeless, 2007

Box 6 Photographs, news articles, and legal materials regarding the establishment of tent cities, NLEC’s Springfield homeless shelter, and the deaths of Lawrence Rice Sr. and Penny Rice, 2007 Correspondence, news articles, and photographs regarding Reverend Rice’s plans to open a veteran’s homeless shelter in downtown Springfield, Missouri, 2008 Meeting minutes, news articles and legal materials regarding Reverend Rice’s plans to open a homeless shelter in downtown Cape Girardeau, Missouri, 2009 (3 folders) Meeting minutes, news articles, and legal materials regarding Reverend Rice’s plans to open a homeless shelter in downtown Cape Girardeau and the earthquake in Haiti, 2010 Correspondence, legal materials, and news articles regarding Reverend Rice’s plans to open a homeless shelter in downtown Cape Girardeau and Hopeville, a homeless encampment near Tucker Boulevard, 2010 (1 DVD) Correspondence, reports, meeting minutes, and news articles regarding Hopeville, the creation and maintenance of tent cities, and a NLEC-sponsored tent city in Springfield, Missouri, 2011 Subpoenaed correspondence of Downtown St. Louis, Incorporated, 2013-2015 Correspondence and legal materials regarding the safety of NLEC’s 1411 Locust Street shelter and NLEC’s plans to host religious services at an abandoned property adjacent to Vandeventer Avenue, 2013 Correspondence, legal materials, and transcripts of depositions regarding St. Louis City’s order that NLEC close its 1411 Locust Street shelter, 2015

Box 7 Correspondence, legal materials, and transcripts of depositions regarding St. Louis City’s order that NLEC close its 1411 Locust Street shelter, 2015 (5 folders)

Page 6 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Correspondence and news articles regarding homelessness in St. Louis after the closure of NLEC’s 1411 Locust Street shelter, 2018 (2 folders) Publications ZOA Free Paper Volume 1, no. 1-7, Volume 2, no. 1, 4-5, Volume 3, no. 1-6, 1973-1975 Volume 4, no. 1-2, 4-5, Volume 5, no. 1-2, 4-7, Volume 6, no. 1-2, 4-7, 1976-1978

Box 8 Volume 7, no. 1-2, 4-6, Volume 8, no. 1-6, Volume 9, no. 1-6, volume 10, no. 1-2, 3, 6-8, 1979-1982 Volumes 11, no. 1-2, 4-6, Volume 12, no. 3-7, Volume 13, no. 6, Volume 14, no. 1-7, 1983-1986 Volume 15, no. 1, 3-6, Volume 16, no. 2-4, 7, Volume 17, no. 1, 3-4, 6, Volume 18, no. 1-6, 1987-1990 Volume 19, no. 2-4, Volume 20, no. 2, 4-6, Volume 21, no. 1-6, Volume 22, no. 2-6, 1991-1994 Volume 23, no. 2-4, Volume 24, no. 1-2, 6, Volume 25, no. 1, 3, 1995-1997 Volume 26, no. 2-3, 5-7 Volume 27, no. 1-2, Volume 28, no 1, Volume 29, no. 2, Volume 30, no. 1-3, 1998-2001 Volume 31, no. 2, 4, Volume 32, no. 1-3, Volume 33, no. 1-3, Volume 34, no. 1-3, 2002-2005 Freedom Now 2003-2006 Cry Justice Now Volume 1, no. 14, 25-27, Volume 2, no. 2, 2000-2007

Box 9 Jim Barnes Undergraduate thesis, 1962 Professional profiles, 1976-2003 Doctoral thesis, 1980 707 Broadway lease (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) and 1536 North Jefferson (Springfield, Mo.), 1998-2009 All Hosting, Inc., 2001-2007 American Media Services, 2005 American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers, 2004-2005 APEX ministries, 2007 Application for surplus property, 339 Broadway, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, 2009 Articles of incorporation for KNLC-TV and KNLJ-TV, 1988 Audio equipment, 1983 Barter syndicators, 1988 Bentonville, Arkansas, 19983

Page 7 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Bevier, Missouri, AM radio station, 2007 Boyle, Patrick, 1993 Briter TV sales, 1984 Broadcast Music Incorporated, 1986-2000 (3 folders) Brown and James, 1411 Locust Street battle with Andrew Martello, 2008

Box 10 Brown and James, 1411 Locust Street battle with Andrew Martello, 2008 Brown and James, Bill Seadoff, 2012-2013 (2 folders) Budgets, 1982-1985 Budgets, projected, 1983 Building permits and plans, no date Bus shelter signs, 1992 Business-professional breakfasts, 1983-1986 Business Persons steering committee, 1986 Business publicity, 1985 Butler leases, 1993 Cableguide, 1984 Camillus House, 2004 Cass Bank, 1982-1985 Cencom Cable, 1997 Channel 24 (KNLC) Advertising and commercial guidelines, 1984-1991 Antenna removal, 2010 Auction and correspondence, 1993 Brochures, 1985 Carrier agreements American Cablevision, Beck’s Cable Systems, Cable America, and Cablevision, 1993-1996 Charter Communications, Continental Cable, Crown Cable, and Douglas Communications Corporation, 1993-1996 D and D Cable Systems, Time-Warner Cable, Falcon/Capital Cable Partnership, Farmington Cable Vision, Galaxy Telecom Partnership, 1993-1997 Green County TV, Mark Twain Cablevision, and MASDA Cable Partners, 1993-1996 Mineral Area Cablevision, Triax, and Midwest Cablevision, 1993 MWI Cable Systems, Rifkin Cable, and Sikeston Area Falcon Cable, 1993-1996 TCI Cablevision of Missouri, United Satellite/America, Inc., U.S. Cable Inc., 1993-1996 Chief operator, 1984-1985 Classic Media, Lone Ranger contract, 2006 Construction project, 1985 Correspondence, 1982-1984 (2 folders)

Page 8 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Box 11 Correspondence, 1985-1993 (2 folders) Dollar Help, Inc., 1985 Digital television conversion, 2001-2007 (4 folders) Eureka Springs, Colonial Mansion Inn, 1993 Federal Communications Commission, applications for modification, 1985 John Hagee ministries, 1993 Homosexual rights issue, 1993 JRD productions, 1986 Major gift solicitations, 1985 MTM Entertainment Inc., 1993 New tower bids, 2003 Reed, Mark, Baker Street pilot, 1985 Sound upgrade, 1985-1994 Tower project (Jefferson County, Mo.), 2005-2007 Channel 25 (KNLJ) Cable TV (must carry), 1993 Carrier agreements Buford Television, Inc., Classic Cable, and Douglas Communications Corporation II, 1993-1996 Mark Twain Cablevision, Falcon/Enstar Cable TV, Fidelity Cablevision, Inc., and Mid-Missouri Telephone Company, 1993-1996 Rifkin Associates, Inc., TCI Cablevision, U.S. Cablevision, and W.K. Communications, 1993 Closing, 2007 (2 folders) Correspondence and promotional materials, 1984 Digital television conversion, 2005-2006

Box 12 Engineering and Federal Communications Commission application, 1986 Federal Communications Commission application, 1984 Federal Communications Commission 302 application, 1994 Fundraising, 1986 Initial site characterization report, abandoned road service station, New Bloomfield, Missouri, 1991 Installation projects, 1986 Midlen, John, 2006 TV profile, 2006 Channel 52, Camdenton, Missouri, 1986 Channel 59, Branson, Missouri, 2011-2012 Channel 61, Aurora, Missouri, 2011-2012 Children’s Festival of Arts and Entertainment, 1993 Christmas advertisements, 1980-1991 Churches, 1983-1984 Clark Communications, lease contract, 2011-2013

Page 9 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Classic media, Lone Ranger contract, 2006 Decatur, Illinois, 2004-2005 Department of Health and Human Services, application for 806 North Jefferson Avenue, Springfield, Missouri, 2006-2007 (2 folders) Department of Health and Human Services, application for 1520 Market Street building, St. Louis, Missouri, 2004-2005 (2 folders) Department of Health and Human Services, Saventon proposal, 2007 Derry Brownfield Show, contracts, 2004-2005 Development, 1984 Development guide, no date Echostar Communications, 2001 Eligibility for low power television, class A, 2000 Estates, 1997 Fasting and faith promise dinner, no date Federal Communications Commission Children’s report for KNLC and KNLJ, 2006 NLEC comments, 2000-2002 Violation complaints, 1999-2002

Box 13 Financial reports for NLEC, 1995-2006 (3 folders) Gambling, 1998 (2 folders) God’s Country, maps, 1999 Good Radio, television lease contract, 1992-2010 Grant applications for K64FW (Joplin) and K17FU (Marshfield), 2010 Homeless Express and Homelessness, 1993 Jones Law Firm, Belleville, Illinois, project, 2013 K36II-D, Joplin, Channel 36, K39CI, 1986-1993 K39IU-D, Springfield, Channel 39, 2010-2011 K64FQ, Lebanon, Missouri, Channel 64, 2010 K68EL and KNLM, 2001 (2 floppy disks) KBIY-FM and KBPB-FM, 1996-2006 KBPB, KGLC-FM, and KRCG-TV, 2006-2007 KGNN, 1991 KJRH (TV), 2005 KAUL-FM, 2004-2006 KAUL-FM and KBPB-FM, 2001-2006 KKLO, 2003-2005 (3 folders)

Box 14 KKWW, 2012 KMIZ negotiations, 2004 KMRF, 1994 KNLH-FM, 2004 KOMZ, KSFX, KBIY, and KMRF, 1995-2011

Page 10 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS KSLH, 1992-1993 KSN contract, the Larry Rice Program, 2005 KTCN, Bank of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, 1986-1987 KTCN, 1986-1994 KWAS, 2005 (4 folders) KWAS and WINU, 1999-2006 Kansas City files, 2000 Major projects, 2001 (1 floppy disk) McDonnell Douglas Employees’ Community Fund, 1993 Micro-waves, 1984-1988 Missouri Capital Punishment Resource Center and capital punishment research, 1993 National Programatic Agreement (Federal Communications Commission), 2006 (3 floppy disks) New Life Evangelistic Center, Board of Directors, 1984-2002

Box 15 New Life Evangelistic Center vs. Angelina Thompson, 2005-2006 New Life Evangelistic Center vs. Dominion Broadcasting, Inc., 1988-1989 (3 folders) New Life Evangelistic Center vs. the City of St. Louis, 2014-2015 (4 folders, 5 CDs) New Life Evangelistic Center vs. Ed Rhode, 2002 News articles regarding Lyda Krewson, prosperity theology, Joyce Meyer, and religion, 2004-2006 Newspaper clippings, 1982-1983 Paxson Communications Corporation, 1997-1998 Parking rates, 2013 Personnel A-C, 1982-1985 D-J, 1983-1987 K-P, 1982-1987 R-Y, 1981-2003 Program design, 1976 Quincy Broadcasting Company, 1993 Larry Rice for governor, 2000

Box 16 Larry and Penny Rice’s divorce, 2004 Rothenberg, Stephen, 1998-1999 Sandwich Ministry, Salem Jubilee Rally, and 725 Club, 1993-1998 Satellite dish, 2001 Sprint/Nextel Project, New Bloomfield, Missouri, 2012\ Tennessee Avenue property, St. Louis, 2007 Trimble, John, no date USDTV, 2004-2006

Page 11 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Verizon Wireless tower project, 2012 Versteeg, Robert, 1993 WCBW and WRBU, 2006 WCBW, 1999-2006 (2 folders) WCBW and WDID-AM, 2005-2007 WINU, 1998, 2005 (2 folders) WTJR-TV and WTJR-DT, 2004-2005 Y2K, 1999 Development A Night out with the Homeless, 2008 Club 24, 2011-2012 Direct mailings, 2009

Box 17 Direct mailings, 2009-2011 (4 folders) MMDI Institute, 2008-2012 (2 folders) Photographs 1520 Market Street, Chicago homeless, Cry Justice, free store, Haiti, NLEC Joplin, and night shelter, no date Raymond Redlich, 1975-1977 On the march for shelter for the homeless protest, 1990 Chris Rice’s trip to India, 1990 Christmas rally at the capitol mall, Jefferson City, Missouri, December 1, 1990 Flooding in Missouri, July-August 1993 Baptisms near Eureka Springs, Arkansas, Branson, Missouri, Free Store, gospel singing in Joplin, Missouri, Harrison, Arkansas, shelter, radio stations in Joplin, Missouri, Shelbyville, Missouri, free store, Springfield, Missouri, Free Store, and WINU 880, 1995-2005 Donations, book bags, school supplies, fans, and air conditioners, 1995-2000 NLEC families, 1995-2000 (3 folders) NLEC-sponsored sermons and personnel, 1995-2000 Renewable energy telethons and radio broadcasting, 1995-2005 Freedom express (Gayle Boone), 1996 Telethon. 1996 ZOA Free Paper, August 29-November 26, 1996 (3 folders) KNLC Channel 24, November 21, 1996 Remodeling of KNLJ, April-May 1997

Box 18 K54FH; Green Forest , Arkansas, on-site installation, 1997 KNLJ’s 5th Annual Children’s Choir Competition, December 13, 1997 KKLL, 831 Moffett Street in Joplin, Missouri, and NLEC employees and clients, 1998-2000 Marshfield Free Store, construction and grand opening, May 1998 Remodeling of pavilion at KNLJ-TV, fall 1998 Cry Justice Now Christmas party, December 7, 1998

Page 12 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS KNLJ’s 6th Annual Choir Competition, “The Message of the Angels,” December 12, 1998 Staff Christmas party, December 25, 1998 (includes Chris, Martha, and Chris Aaron Rice) Wedding of John Byrd and Karlina Zea, August 8, 1999 Lebanon Free Store grand opening, October 17, 1999 KNLJ-KNLC Fall Festival, October 24, 1999 Christmas, 1999 Reverend Rice preaching NLEC personnel and shelters, and overseas trips, 1999-2009 India ministry, 2000-2003 (5 folders) Nigerian ministry, 2000-2005 Wedding of Kenneth Gilbert and Lisa Webster, May 7, 2000 KNLJ’s 15th anniversary party, April 1, 2001 Christmas party, December 2001 Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, 2005 Renewable Energy Center, New Bloomfield, Mo, and WCBW, Shelbyville, Illinois, 2004 Africa, renewable energy classes, and shelter families, 2005 India and Nigeria ministries, 2005 (2 folders) TV and radio station operations, food pantries, and shelter residents, 2005 KNLJ, St. Louis women’s shelter, volunteers, and proposed site of the Renewable Energy Center, 2006 Larry and Penny’s trip to the west coast, 2006 Nigeria ministry and Marshfield Renewable Energy Center, 2006 Missouri Renewable Energy and St. Louis Renewable Energy Center projects and events, 2007 New Bloomfield, KNLJ, 2007 Night Out with the Homeless, Missouri Renewable Energy events, and Veterans Coming Home Center, 2007 Damage to 1114 Locust Street building, 2008 (2 folders) Veterans Coming Home Center, 2007 Night Out with the Homeless, NLEC’s 36 anniversary, and Larry Rice’s birthday, 2008-2009 Larry and Debra Rice, 2009

Box 19 Scrapbooks Children of NLEC, 1990-1992 (2 folders) Distributions and Night out with the Homeless, 1990-1991 (2 folders) Elderly clients and NLEC men’s farm, 1984-1989 Foreign ministries, India, Africa, Haiti, and the Philippines, 1986-1990 Holidays at NLEC, 1980-1990 KNLJ, 1987-1996 (2 folders) Male clients, 1980-1990 Mercy New Life program, 2003

Page 13 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS NLEC educational classes and medical facility, 1984-1990 NLEC events, protests, employees, and foreign ministries, 1982-1993 NLEC families, 1980-1990 NLEC homelessness and shelters, 1980-1990 (2 folders) New Life Mercy Program, 2003 TV and radio ministries, 1982-1991

Box 20 Renewable energy stories, 2003-2006 Renewable energy technology, 2006 Johnny Lee Wilson Story, 1995

Box 21 Publications KNLC promotional newspapers, 1980-1986 NLEC promotional newspapers, 1989-1991 Zoa Free Paper Volume 4, no. 3, Volume 10, no. 4-5, Volume 11, no .3 and 5, Volume 12, no. 1-3, Volume 16, no. 6, Volume 17, no. 2, 5, Volume 22, no. 1, Volume 26, no. 6, Volume 28, no. 3. 1976-2000; no date Original copy ZOA 30th Anniversary, 2002 Articles and photographs, 2003 Newspaper clippings on homelessness, 1982-2004 Handwritten essays and surveys (volume 30, no. 1), 2001 Correspondence (volume 30, no. 2) 2001 Correspondence and handwritten essays (volume 31, no. 1), 2001-2002 Correspondence, announcements, and handwritten and typed essays (vol. 31, no. 2), 2002 Correspondence and handwritten and typed essays (vol. 31, no. 4), 2002 Handwritten and typed essays, newspaper outlines, newspaper clippings, and photographs (vol. 32, no. 1), 2003 Correspondence and handwritten and typed essays (volume 32. no. 2), 2003 Handwritten and typed essays and a short story (Volume 32, no. 3), 2003 Photographs (volume 32, no. 3), 2003 Correspondence, handwritten and typed essays, and newspaper clippings (volume 33, no. 2), 2004 Correspondence and handwritten and typed essays (volume 33, no. 3), 2004 Correspondence, handwritten and typed essays, flyers, and newspaper layout (Volume 34, no. 1), 2005 Correspondence, handwritten essays, and newspaper clippings

Page 14 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS (volume 34, no. 2), 2005 Handwritten and typed essays and photographs (volume 34, no. 3), 2006 (1 CD-RW) Cry Justice Now Cry Justice Journal, no. 3-5, 9, 11, 1996 Cry Justice Now, no. 12-16, 18-19, 1997-1998 Cry Justice Now, no. 20-21, 23-26, 28-29, 1998-2002 Cry Justice Now, no. 30-35, 2002-2005; no date

Box 22 Cry Justice News, 2009-2011 Cry Justice Now News, 2014 Artwork used for Cry Justice Now, 1997-2005 Investigations, 2001, 2012-2015 Original copy Fact sheet, prisoner correspondence, and poems (no. 25), 2000 Prisoner correspondence, newsletters, and poems (no. 26), 2001 Prisoner correspondence, essays, poems, and drawings of prisoners (no. 27), 2001 Essays, poems, and prisoner correspondence (no. 28), 2001-2002 (2 folders) Prisoner correspondence, legal materials, essays, poems, and a Report (no. 29) 2002 Essays, poems, prisoner correspondence, and news articles (no. 30), 2002 Poems, news articles, essays, and prisoner correspondence (no. 31), 2002 Poems, newspaper clippings, essays, and prisoner correspondence (no. 32), 2003-2004

Box 23 Prisoner correspondence, poems, essays, and news articles (no. 33), 2004 Prisoner correspondence, essays, poems, and news articles (no. 34), 2004-2005 Essays (no. 35), 2006 News articles and essays, 2007 Essays, poems, and prisoner correspondence, 2010 Essays, prisoner correspondence, and poems, 2011 Poetry and artwork, 2010-2015 Prisoner Christmas cards, 2006-2007 Prisoner correspondence 2001, 2009 2010 (2 folders) 2011 2012 (3 folders) 2013

Box 24

Page 15 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS 2014 (5 folders) Alexander, Joyce, 1999 Charles, Lewis, Haley, Perkins, and Pierson, 2007 Dill, Lesney, Moore, Woodrome, Woods, Townsel, 1998-2005 Rodgers, Kevin, 1998 Walker, 1998-2002 Wall, Walls, Wallace, Walsh, Walter, Waltman, and Walton, 1996-2002 Ward, Warder, Warmark, Warren, Washer, Washia, and Washington, 1989-1999 Wagenblast, Wages, Wagler, Wagman, and Wagster, 1997-1999 Washman, Watkins, Watson, Watt and Watts, 1996-1999 Waulk, Wayne, Wayman, Wazir, Weaver, Webb, and Weeks, 1994-2008 Willer, Williamson, Wilkewitz, Willen, Wilmas, Winkler, and Winters, 1996-1999 Williams, 1996-2005

Box 25 Willis, 1997-1999 Wilson, 1995-1998 Wishom, Witnell, Witt, Wolfe, Wolfin, Woltering, Wolverton, Woodard, and Woodlam, 1996-1999 Woodworth, Woolery, Woods, Wooten, Workes, Worthington, Worthy, Wren, Wyatt-El, Wynn and Wyrick,, 1995-2009 Wright, 1995-1999 U-V, 1995-1999 Zarn, Zerban, Zamera, Zimmerman, and Zpkins, 1997-1998 Prisoner resources, 2010-2013 A Rush to Judgement, A Conspiracy to Convict, by Lee L. Grantham, 2002 Leon Vincent Taylor vs. State of Missouri, 1999-2001 Freedom Now (Missouri Renewable Energy), drafts of articles, newspaper clippings, and notes, 2002 Ray Redlich Appointment books, 2000-2001, 2003 Omni book, volume 10, September 4-November 5, 1984 Omni book, volume 25, April 17, 1987-June 7, 1987 Abolish the Death Penalty, 2007 Abrams building information, 2005 America, 2005-2006 Attorney: Joseph Luby, Public Interest Litigation Clinic, 2008 Baseball game tickets, 2009

Box 26 Bible materials, 2007 Bible studies, no date BJC Behavioral Health, shelter outreach team, no date

Page 16 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Book of Doctrine, Stacey B. Walker, no date Bonded Contracting Company, 1997-1998 Born Again Jesus, 2005 Building permit for Michigan tent city, 2006 Bus ticket name list, 2014 Business contractors, 2000-2004 Cable companies, 2005 Camillus House, 2000 Cape Girardeau services, 2009 Car requests, care kit items, and cemetery plots donated, no date Channel 24 archives, 1990-2005 Charitable deductions (prices), counseling for sexual trauma, and Grow to Go Christian Center, 2011 China missions, 2005-2006 Christian reading, 2007 Churches, 2006-2010 Circuit Court and Supreme Court, State of Missouri, 2007 John Cook School of Business, Columbia, and eminent domain, 2005-2007 Devotionals, 1996-2015 (4 folders) Dignity Village, 2007 Dignity and Integrity Villages, 2007-2012 Disaster relief, 2014

Box 27 Disciplinary write-ups and NLEC drug policy, 2012 Donated properties and vehicles, 2012-2015 Events and activities, 2012-2015 Emails, 2015-2016 Federal Communications Commission, 2006 Federal building (1520 Market Street), 2003 Federal building project (806 North Jefferson Avenue, Springfield, Missouri), 2005-2007 Five Year Freedom Plan for Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness, 2003 Follow-up meetings, 1977 Genesis, low-income home ownership, 2003 (1 DVD) Gray, Marlin, 2005 Haiti trip, 2010 Health Department inspection, 2015 History of NLEC, 2009 Homeless census, 2014 Homelessness, 2005 Incident reports, 2012-2016 Inspiration, 2011 King, Alma, 2007 Kymal and Monaye, marriage ceremony, 2014 Lead paint, 2010

Page 17 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Letters for Ray, 2008-2015 Memos, 2014-2015 Mental health cuts, parks, Priests for Life, prison ministry, Sandwich Ministry, and Southeast Missouri Community Treatment Center, 2004-2010 Michigan Avenue shelters (5815, 5811), 1990-2005 Ministries, 2005-2010 Mission correspondence, 2001-2003 (2 folders) Negotiations with St. Louis City, 2015 NLEC archives, 1974-2008 NLEC court cases and claims, 2001-2002 NLEC hotel permits, 2013 NLEC programs and services, 2006-2008 NLEC reports, news reports, radio information, Word for Life Ministries Church of God, Inc., Sunshine Law requests, speaking engagements, and Downtown Neighborhood Association, 2004-2016

Box 28 NLEC vs. the City of St. Louis, 2013-2015 NLEC vs. Kathleen Sebelius, 2009 Newspaper clippings, 2003-2013 (3 folders) Newspaper ads and notices, 2015 Night out with the Homeless, 2004-2007 Parenting class and workshop, no date Petition and ordinance response, police and city relations, and program and policy changes, 2008 Phone messages, 2009-2014 (4 folders) Prison ministry Circuit Court of Cole County, Missouri, John C. Middleton vs. Missouri Department of corrections, 2008 Convicted offenders in Missouri, 2012-2015 Convict cases, 2004-2010 (2 folders) Death row, 2007-2010 Department of Corrections, Alabama, Bonne Terre, and Indiana, 2008-2009 Executions, 2006-2014 Henderson, Cathy (death row inmate), 2007 Inmates, 2008-2015 Inmate correspondence 2006-2016 Ballard-Lutz, 2008-2015 McCarthy-Warner, 2009-2014

Box 29 Offender details, 2010 Pending execution letters, 2013-2014 Ray’s deposition, July 21, 2015

Page 18 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Request for appointments, 2014-2016 (9 folders) Resumes, 1995-2010 Rice, Penny and Larry, 1999-2007 Shultz and Little, L.L.P., 2002-2003 Tent city information, 2001-2012 Testimonies, 2015 Verbal Judo: The Gentle Art of Persuasion, no date Veterans program, 2008

Box 30 Winter patrol procedures, 2006-2008 Winter patrol volunteers, 2007-2011 Women’s program, 2006 Women’s shelter, 2006-2009 Women’s shelter, Decatur, Illinois, 2004-2005 Larry Rice Prayer journal, August 11-September 7, 2019 Penny Rice End of life journal, 2007 Development Homeless Jesus statue proposal, 2011 Chronological files Correspondence, news articles, announcements, and reports regarding St. Louis City’s efforts to close NLEC’s 1411 Locust Street building, 2016 (3 folders) Correspondence, legal materials, and news articles regarding the closure of NLEC’s 1114 Locust Street building and homelessness in St. Louis, 2017 (2 folders)

Box 31 Cry Justice Now Prisoner correspondence A, 2002-2010 B, 1996-2009 (2 folders) Berry, Irving, 1996-2013 C, 1996-2009, no date (3 folders) Chastain, Andrew, 1995-1997 D, 1996-2010 (3 folders) F, 1996-2009 (2 folders) G, 1995-2010, no date (2 folders) H, 1996-2009 (4 folders)

Box 32 H, 1999-2009 (3 folders) I, 2001-2006 J, 1995-2012 (6 folders)

Page 19 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS K, 1995-2010, no date (3 folders) L, 1996-2008 (2 folders) M, 1992-2007 (4 folders)

Box 33 M, 1996-2008 (5 folders) Mease, Darrell, 1998-2003 N, 1996-2009, no date O, 2000-2016 P, 1996-2008, no date (4 folders) Q, 2005, 2007 R, 1997-2009 (3 folders) S, 1996-2004 (2 folders)

Box 34 S, 1997-2009 (4 folders) T, 1996-2009 (3 folders) Unidentified, 1996-2012, no date V, 1996 W, 1996-2014 (7 folders) Y, 1996

Box 35 B-M, 1993-2010 (3 folders) C-M, 1998-2014 Envelopes, 1996-2009 (10 folders)

Box 36 Envelopes, 1996-2009 (10 folders) Publications Freedom Express, Volume 1; KNLC 24 Kids Care Newspaper, 1996

Box 37 KNLC Here’s Help Betacam SP ¾” Tapes “Reaching Out,” January 6, 1994 (200-1711) “Proposed Legislation,” January 11, 1994 (200-1712) “Answers to Violence,” January 15, 1994 (200-1713 “In Cold Homes,” January 25, 1994 (200-1717) “The Problem of Violence,” January 26, 1994 (200-1718) “Gambling is not the Answer,” January 27, 1994 (200-1720) “The New Cedar City, Utilities, and Gambling,” February 3, 1994 (200-1721) “Utilities and Gambling,” February 3, 1994 (200-1722) “Legislative Update,” February 4, 1994 (200-1723)

Page 20 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “Search for Solutions,” February 10, 1994 (200-1726) “Dealing with Utilities and Crimes,” February 11, 1994 (200-1725) “Gambling and the Crucifixion,” February 15, 1994 (200-1727) “Acts of Kindness with Larry and Penny Rice,” February 19, 1994 (200-1730) “Teen Pregnancy,” February 24, 1994 (200-1731-1732 “Gambling and Utilities,” February 24, 1994 (200-1733) “Gambling Issue,” March 3, 1994 (200-1734) “Selling Out,” March 3, 1994 (200-1735) “The Winner,” March 8, 1994 (200-1736) “Creating Homes,” March 10, 1994 (200-1737) “Hurting People,” March 10, 1994 (200-1738) “Compulsive Gambling, March 17, 1994 (200-1740) “Missouri’ Needy (Utilities and Gambling), March 18, 1994 (200-1741) “Need for Homes,” March 22, 1994 (200-1743) “S.R.O. Homes,” March 25, 1994 (200-1744) “No Gambling with Anita Hsu,” April 7, 1994 (200-1744) “Witnessing and Serving,” April 12, 1994 (200-1745) “New Homes,” April 14, 1994 (200-1746) “Housing, Panel Discussion,” April 21, 1994 (200-1747)

Box 38 “No Gambling with Anita Hsu,” April 7, 1994 (200-1744) “Religion in America,” April 22, 1994 (200-1750) “Ministers Against Gambling, April 28, 1994 (200-1752) “Teen Pregnancy,” April 29, 1994 (200-1753) “Accidents, Gambling, and Utilities,” April 29, 1994 (200-1754) “Dolores Miller and the Training Program,” May 5, 1994 (200-1755) “The Spirit of the American Revolution (Part 1), May 4, 1994 (200-1756) “The Spirit of America, Part 2,” May 5, 1994 (200-1757) “The Spirit of America, Part 3,” May 5, 1994 (200-1758) “Home Construction,” May 10, 1994 (200-1760) “Energy Assistance,” May 12, 1994 (200-1761 “Teens,” May 13, 1994 (200-1762) “Gambling in Missouri, May 19, 1994 (200-1764) “Training Program, Part 1,” May 24, 1994 (200-1766) “Training Program, Part 2,” May 26, 1994 (200-1767) “Training Program, Part 3,” May 27, 1994 (200-1768) “Training Program, Part 4,” May 28, 1994 (200-1769) “Training Program, Part 5,” May 28, 1994 (200-1770) “Fans,” June 1, 1994 (200-1771) “Don’t Forget the Needy,” June 2, 1994 (200-1772)

Page 21 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “Hot Issues,” June 4, 1994 (200-1773) “Dr. Graham Clark,” June 9, 1994 (200-1775) “Around the State,” June 23, 1994 (200-1778) “Fans and Utilities,” June 24, 1994 (200-1779) “Fans and the Homeless,” June 28, 1994 (200-1781) “Homeless and Fans,” June 15, 1995 (200-1781) “Building Homes and Fans (in the Springfield Area),” June 30, 1994 (200-1782) Utility Costs,” July 7, 1994 (200-1785) “The Problems of Gambling,” July 14, 1994 (200-1786) “A Year After the Flood (A Look Back at the Flood of ’93), July 15, 1994 (200-1787) “Utility Bills and Issues,” July 16, 1994 (200-1788) “Foreign Missions, Haiti and India” July 21, 1994 (200-1789) “Help and Concerns,” July 26, 1994 (200-1790)

Box 39 “Help and Concerns,” July 23, 1994 (200-1790) “New Lives,” August 3, 1994 (200-1795) “Family Businesses (in Eureka Springs),” August 12, 1994 (200-1796) “Eclipse of Reason, July 5, 1994 (200-1797) “Would You Like to be Whole? With Matthew Carter,” August 12, 1994 (200-1798) “Clinton Health Plan,” August 18, 1994 (200-1799) “Missions, Larry McCormick and Crystal Davis,” August 25, 1994 (200-1802) “The Needy (Utilities),” August 24, 1994 (200-1803) “Calling and Homes (Crystal Davis and Eagles Nest Homes),” August 27, 1994 (200-1804) “India, Part I,” August 31, 1994 (200-1806) “India, Part II,” September 2, 1994 (200-1807) “From the Night Out… (Fror the Homeless in the Past),” September 7, 1994 (200-1809) “Helping People (Utilities in Lobby), September 8, 1994 (200-1810) “Action Conference,” September 16, 1994 (200-1811) “Stand for Justice,” September 17, 1994 (200-1812) “Innocent Victims,” September 20, 1994 (200-1814) “Justice? With Judith Moriarty and Sion Buckner” September 28, 1994 (200-1816) “Homelessness, Gambling,” October 4, 1994 (200-1818) “The Impeachment of Judith Moriarty,” October 8, 1994 (200-1820) “Hancock II and Gambling,” October 18, 1994 (200-1822) Growing Numbers of Hurting People,” October 18, 1994

Page 22 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS (200-1823) “The Judy Moriarty Show,” October 20, 1944 (200-1824) “NLEC Training,” October 22, 1994 (200-1825) Utilities Show,” October 28, 1994 (200-1828) “Conference Show,” October 29, 1994 (200-1829) “John Larry Ray (Brother of James Earl Ray),” October 29, 1994 (200-1830) “Alan Bannister and Others,” November 8, 1994 (200-1832) “Alan Bannister’s Story,” November 11, 1994 (200-1833) “Issues and John Larry Ray with Larry and Penny Rice,” November 11, 1994 (200-1834) “Share Food, with Larry and Penny Rice,” November 12, 1994 (200-1835) “Van Buren Free Store (Before Thanksgiving),” November 15, 1994 (200-1836) “Food Giveaway in Springfield (Holiday Season),” November 18, 1994 (200-1839) “Final Appeal (Alan J. Bannister),” November 23, 1994 (200-1840) “Being Thankful,” November 25, 1994 (200-1841) “New Shelter,” December 2, 1994 (200-1842)

Box 40 “Christmas Music, with Larry and Penny Rice,” December 6, 1994 (200-1843) “Utility Help,” December 13, 1994 (200-1844) “Throughout Missouri,” December 23, 1994 (200-1847) “Christmas ’94,” December 27, 1994 (200-1848) “The Work of NLEC,” January 3, 1995 (200-1850) “With Carrie,” January 5, 1995 (200-1851) “With Beverly Brewer,” January 5, 1995 (200-1852) “Testimony Show,” January 14, 1995 (200-1856) “Leaders? (Includes interview with Jimmy Carter),” January 20, 1995 (200-1857) “Homeless and Haiti,” January 21, 1995 (200-1858) “Foreign Missions (Haiti, Russia, and India),” January 24, 1995 (200-1859) “Concern over the Stadium,” February 10, 1995 (200-1870) “What God has Done? (from National Religious Broadcasters Convention),” February 18, 1995 (200-1876) “Community Concerns,” February 18, 1995 (200-1877) “The Rams in St. Louis?” February 21, 1995 (200-1878) “The Results of Gambling,” February 21, 1995 (200-1879) “Curtis Minor,” March 4, 1995 (200-1883) “Variety,” March 7, 1995 (200-1884) “Housing Plan,” March, 9, 1995 (200-1887)

Page 23 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “Death Sentence,” March 17, 1995 (200-1891) “Palm Sunday and Representative Chrismer,” March 22, 1995 (200-1893) “Utilities and Food (Easter Season),” March 23, 1995 (200-1894) “Building Homes,” March 23, 1995 (200-1895) “Issues Near Easter,” March 29, 1995 (200-1896) “Hope and Help,” March 30, 1995 (200-1897) “Facing Needs Near Easter,” March 31, 1995 (200-1899) “Housing and Loans,” March 31, 1995 (200-1900) “Cadets,” April 5, 1995 (200-1901) “Helping People,” April 7, 1995 (200-1902) “Helping People,” April 8, 1995 (200-1903) “Facing Many Needs,” April 13, 1995 (200-1904) “Reading Program,” April 14, 1995 (200-1905) “Ways of Serving,” April 1994 (200-1908) “Oklahoma City Bombing, Part III,” April 27, 1995 (200-1913) “The Bible and Shoes,” April 28, 1995 (200-1914) “Prayer Week,” April 29, 1995 (200-1915) “Making a Difference, with Larry and Penny Rice,” May 3, 1995 (200-1916) “Shoes and Utilities,” May 5, 1995 (200-1918) “Help and Hope,” May 12, 1995 (200-1919)

Box 41 “Testimonies, Part I,” May 18, 1995 (200-1922) “Testimonies, Part II,” May 19, 1995 (200-1923) “The Gospel All Over (Part I) with Ray Redlich and Conference in Korea,” May 24, 1995 (200-1924) “Gospel All Over, Part II,” May 24, 1995 (200-1925) “Homeless and Hurting, Part I,” June 1, 1995 (200-1927) “Homeless and Hurting, Part II,” June 1, 1995 (200-1928) “Trainees and Homeless,” June 2, 1995 (200-1929) “Testimonies,” June 9, 1995 (200-1934) “Jennifer Fausett, Part II,” June 14, 1995 (200-1937) “Execution of Larry Griffin,” June 22, 1995 (200-1939) “Direct Help,” June 27, 1995 (200-1942) “…In the Park,” June 30, 1995 (200-1945) “4th of July Special,” July 1, 1995 (200-1946) “The Needs of the People,” July 8, 1995 (200-1947) “Tornado and Testimonies,” July 11, 1995 (200-1948) “More Testimonies,” July 12, 1995 (200-1949) “Fans for Life,” July 13, 1995 (200-1950) “Sharing with Mr. Hilse,” July 19, 1995 (200-1953) “More Fans,” July 20, 1995 (200-1954) “Bronia Rosen,” July 22, 1995 (200-1955) “Fans and Air Conditioning,” July 25, 1995 (200-1956)

Page 24 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “Helping Hands,” July 27, 1995 (200-1957) “The Vision in Branson,” July 29, 1995 (200-1958) “The Work of the NLEC in Mid-America,” August 2, 1995 (200-1959) “Worship and Testimonies,” July 29, 1995 (200-1960) “Branson,” August 8, 1995 (200-1961) “Needy People,” August 10, 1995 (200-1962) “Sharing the Good News,” August 12, 1995 (200-1964) “Tragedy and Help,” August 12, 1995 (200-1965) “Branson, Springfield, and Marshfield,” August 18, 1995 (200-1966) “Needs Around Missouri,” August 19, 1995 (200-1967) “Johnny Lee Wilson, Part 3,” September 1, 1995 (200-1973) “The Homeless, Shoes, and School Supplies,” September 11, 1995 (200-1976) “Critical Needs,” September 19, 1995 (200-1980) “Offering Direct Help,” September 22, 1995 (200-1981) “The Homeless,” September 22, 1995 (200-1982) “Life and Release,” September 26, 1995 (200-1985) “Needy Show,” September 28, 1995 (200-1986) “Judy Moriarty—Today,” October 3, 1995 (200-1988) “Principles of Helping (Utility Assistance and Message by Ray Redlich), October 5, 1995 (200-1989)

Box 42 “Many Needs,” October 5, 1995 (200-1990) “Branson Shelter,” October 6, 1995 (200-1991) “Injustices,” October 6, 1995 (200-1992) “Branson and Housing,” October 11, 1995 (200-1996) “Bannister Update,” October 12, 1995 (200-1998) “Offering Help,” October 13, 1995 (200-1999) “Transformed Lives,” October 18, 1995 (200-2000) “Robert Sidebottom Case,” October 18, 1995 (200-2001) “Gambling, with James Kennedy,” October 20, 1995 (200-2002) “Sharing, Testimonies,” October 21, 1995 (200-2003) “Truth and Justice? (The Robert Sidebottom Case), October 27, 1995 (200-2004) “Truth and Justice? (The Robert Sidebottom, Part II), October 28, 1995 (200-2005) “Branson and Homesteading,” October 31, 1995 (200-2006) “Facing Many Needs (Utilities),” November 3, 1995 (200-2007) “Desperate Times (Robert Sidebottom Case, with the Sidebottoms),” November 2, 1995 (200-2009) “Branson Free Store,” November 7, 1995 (200-2010) “Execution,” November 15, 1995 (200-2014) “Injustice System,” November 16, 1995 (200-2015)

Page 25 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “Sharing Food for Thanksgiving,” November 16, 1995 (200-2016) “In Growing Numbers,” November 21, 1995 (200-2017) “Help for the Needy in Branson and Springfield,” November 22, 1995 (200-2018) “Agape House,” November 25, 1995 (200-2019) “Helping Mid-America,” November 28, 1995 (200-2021) “Adopt a Family,” November 29, 1995 (200-2023) “Stepping into the Light,” November 30, 1995 (200-2024) “Dignity,” December 2, 1995 (200-2026) “Sharing Christmas,” December 7, 1995 (200-2027) “Justice Now!” (Part I), December 12, 1995 (200-2028) “God’s Interests,” December 13, 1995 (200-2029) “Justice Now! (Part II), December 14, 1995 (200-2030) “Holiday Break,” December 18, 1995 (200-2032) “Victims of Injustice,” December 20, 1995 (200-2033) “Offering Help,” December 23, 1995 (200-2034) “Look Back at ’95, Larry and Chris Rice,” December 28, 1995 (200-2035) “Blind Justice,” January 12, 1996 (200-2039) “Bills and Issues,” January 16, 1996 (200-2040) “The Needy in Branson,” January 18, 1996 (200-2041) “Hard Times in Branson,” January 19, 1996 (200-2042) “Friends and Family (of the Incarcerated, Part 4),” January 19, 1996 (200-2046) “Jeffrey Sloan and Others,” January 23, 1996 (200-2047)

Box 43 “Free Stores,” January 25, 1996 (200-2049) “Gayle Boone, Part II,” February 1, 1996 (200-2053) “Death Penalty,” February 2, 1996 “What God is Doing…” February 2, 1996 (200-2055) “Racism in Springfield?” with Larry and Penny Rice and Matthew Carter,” February 6, 1996 (200-2057) “Branson-Off Season,” February 8, 1996 (200-2058) “What’s Wrong with the Death Penalty,” February 8, 1996 (200-2059) “Death Row Inmates,” February 10, 1996 (200-2060) “All the Hurting People,” February 15, 1996 (200-2061) “The Gayle Boone Case, Part C,” February 16, 1996 (200-2065) “Homeless Men,” February 20, 1996 (200-2066) “Help and Hope (Utility and Food Assistance), February 27, 1996 (200-2069) “Reaching Out,” February 29, 1996 (200-2072) “Cry Justice,” March 14, 1996 (200-2073) “Caring People,” March 5, 1996 (200-2074) Andrew Chastain Case (#38426), March 7, 1996 (200-2075)

Page 26 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “Issues of Justice,” March 7, 1996 (200-2077) “Resurrection Power,” March 12, 1996 (200-2079) “NLEC Opportunities,” March 15, 1996 (200-2080) “Joshua Kezer,” March 19, 1996 (200-2082) “Victims of Abuse,” March 21, 1996 (200-2085) “Victims of Injustice,” March 22, 1996 (200-2086) “More About Gayle Boone,’ March 22, 1996 (200-2087) “Doyle Williams and Others,” March 25, 1996 (200-2088) “Offering Hope and Help (Easter Season; Utility Assistance),” March 28, 1996 (200-2089) “Seeking Justice (Women in Prison),” March 28, 1996 (200-2090) “Doyle Williams, Part 2,” March 29, 1996 (200-2091) “The Power of Easter,” March 30, 1996 (200-2092) “Doyle Williams, Part 4,” April 3, 1996 (200-2093) “DNA Evidence with attorney Rebecca Smith and Irving Berry,” April 4, 1996 (200-2094) “Faith in Times of Trouble,” April 5, 1996 (200-2095) “Justice for Gayle Boone (Part B),” April 25, 1996 (200-2101B) “Homeless is No Picnic,” April 18, 1996 “Tax on Food (and Minimum Wage),” April 19, 1996 (200-2103) “Prisoners,” April 19, 1996 (200-2105) “Ed White,” April 24, 1996 (200-2106) “The Wall Case,” April 27, 1996 (200-2111) “New Life,” May 1, 1996 (200-2112) “Lawsuit,” May 1, 1996 (200-2113) “Care Center,” May 4, 1996 (200-2114)

Box 44 “Mother’s Day Special,” May 9, 1996 (200-2116) “Don Brittain’s Testimony,” May 9, 1996 (200-2117) “Justice Issues,” May 14, 1996 (200-2118) “Free Stores,” May 14, 1996 (200-2119) “Times of Trouble,” May 16, 1996 (200-2121) “New Lives,” May 17, 1996 (200-2122) “No Tax Break (and the Sidebottoms),” May 21, 1996 (200-2123) “Life and Death Penalty,” May 21, 1996 (200-2124) “God is Faithful,” May 23, 1996 (200-2126) “Testimonies,” May 23, 1996 (200-2127) “Prisoners’ Stories (Alan Varrin, Mark DeProw, and Judson Bray),” May 24, 1996 (200-2128) “Judson Bray,” May 24, 1996 (200-2129) “Support for Gayle Boone,” June 27, 1996 (200-2147) “Transformed Lives,” June 28, 1996 (200-2149) “Facing Critical Needs,” June 28, 1996 (200-2150) “Springfield Free Store and More,” June 29, 1996 (200-2151) “Prison or Death, Part I,” July 5, 1996 (200-2153)

Page 27 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “Prison or Death, Part II,” July 5, 1996 (200-2154) “In the Park ’96,” July 6, 1996 (200-2155) “Activists and James Askew,” July 9, 1996 (200-2157) “More Executions,” July 19, 1996 9200-2162) “The Poor and the Death Penalty,” July 20, 1996 (200-2163) “Thomas Battle Story,” July 26, 1996 (200-2165) “NLEC Free Store (Christmas Time),” December 12, 1996 (200-2265) “George Washington Carver,” January 31, 1998 (200-2926) Betacam SP ½” Tapes “Search for Solutions,” February 10, 1994 (200-1726) “The Resurrection and the People in Need,” February 17, 1994 (200-1728, 200-1729) “Teen Pregnancy,” February 24, 1994 (200-1731, 200-1732) “Compulsive Gambling,” March 17, 1994 (200-1740)

Box 45 “Church and State,” and Prayer in School,” April 22, 1994 (200-1748, 200-1749) “Injustice (Alan Bannister),” October 8, 1994 (200-1819) “Winter Patrol,” November 12, 1994 (200-1837) “Shelter Telethon, Parts I-II,” February 2, 1995 (200-1863, 200-1864) “Shelter Telethon, with Slim and Zella Mae Cox,” Parts 3-4,” February 4, 1995 (200-1867, 200-1868) “Shelter Fund, Larry and Penny Rice, with Slim and Zella Mae Cox, Parts 1-II,” February 11, 1995 (200-1873, 200-1874 “Johnny Lee Wilson, Parts 1-II,” September 1, 1995 (200-1971, 200-1972) “Johnny Lee Wilson Pardon, Parts I-II,” September 30, 1995 (200-1986, 200-1987) “Hard Times in Missouri, January 20, 1996 (200-2045)

Box 46 “The Gayle Boone Case, Parts A-B,” February 16, 1996 (200-2063, 200-2064) “Critical Needs,” January 26, 1996 (200-2050, 200-2051) “The Needy, Parts I-II,” April 12, 1996 (200-2099, 200-2100) “Justice for Gayle Boone,” April 13, 1996 9200-2101) “Ban on Prison Reporting, Parts I-II,” April 25, 1996 (200-2107, 2108), April 25, 1996 “Facing Hard Times”; “Faith, “April 26, 1996 (200-2109, 200-2110) Betacam SP ¾” Tapes “Religion in America, Part III,” (200-1750) (2 tapes)

Page 28 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Box 47 Cry Justice Now Prisoner correspondence Greeting cards, 2001-2003, 2010-2011, no date 2009-2017 (12 folders) A-E, 2010-2012, 2017 F-G, 2010-2011 H, 2011, 2016-2017 I-K, 2010-2011 L, 2010-2011, 2017 M, 2008, 2011

Box 48 M, 2010-2011, 2016 N, 2010-2011, 2017 O-P, 2010-2011 Q-R, 2010-2011 S, 2010-2012, 2017 T, 2010-2011 V-Z, 2010-2012, 2017 Abdelhaq, Yasser-Austin, Rayfield , 2013-2018 Baker, Danny-Bouyer, Andrew, 2009-2018 Bowman, Dusty-Buxton, Terry L., 2003-2018 Campbell, Brandon-Chen, Ellis, 2001-2017 Chiapulis, Jeami-Craig, Brian, 2013-2018 Cramer, Michael, 2001-2013 Crawford, Corey-Cyrus, Harold L., 2001-2019 Dane, Seth-Dyse, Kwantey, 2008-2018 Edmonds, Pat-Evans, Fabian, 2014-2018 Fainter, James Ray-Fried, Robert W., 2002-2019 Friend, Jack-Funke, Matt, 2012-2018 Garcia, Crispin-Guthrie, Christopher, 2003-2018 Hajek, Patricia M.-Hill, Jeffrey, 2002-2018

Box 49 Hinshaw, Tyler-Hunt, David, 2013-2018 Inge, Daryl-James, Tony, 1997-2018 Jamison, Ronnie-Just, Jeremy S., 2013-2018, no date Keene, Joseph A.-Lancaster, Cormel, 2006-2017 Lange, Michael H.-Lemon, Justin, 2013-2018 Lewis, Larry-Lyons, Nathaniel P., 2012-2018 Madison, Vernon-Mckenze, Wendell, 2008-2018 Mckinstry, Don-Myers, Ron, 2002-2018, no date Napolis, Dawson-Nicholson, Larry, 2013-2018 Pafford, Donald-Purnell, Kelvin, 2003-2018 Quarles, Kristina-Russell, William S., 2001-2019

Page 29 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Sandova, Jose L.-Sword, Dean, 2012-2018 Tabak, Robert S.-Turner, Isiah, 2012-2017, no date Tyler, Melvin, 1998-2014 Uhuru, Ras-Vincent, Sammy, 2015-2017, no date Wade, Carlos-Washington, Tim, 1999-2018 Watson, Terry-Wheeler, David, 2006-2017 White, Lewis J.-Williams, Gerald, 1997-2019 Williams, Jeffrey-Youngerman, David, 2008-2019 Yount, Shawn-Zimmerman, Nicholas, 2017 (1 cassette tape)

Box 50 Subscriptions, 2012-2014 (2 folders) Original copy Spring/Summer issue, 2011 Fall/winter issue, 2011 Subject files Antwann Johnson, 2010-2011 David Bradley, 2002 Cases to investigate, 2011 The Death Penalty: the Religious Community Calls of Abolition, 1998 Eugene Dey, 2002 Anne Flaherty, 2001-2001 Kenneth Foster, Jr., no date Kenneth L. Gray, 2011 Timothy S. Hinkledire, 2010 Sherman Manning, Gang Bangers for Good (G.B.G.), 2011 Patrick McDowell, 2010 Travis Midgyett, Dale Helming, 2010-2011 Prison rejection of Cry Justice Now; prisoner resources, 2010-2011 Cry Justice Journal, no. 1, 6-7; Cry Justice Now, volume 1, no. 2, 1996, 2017 Concept art, 2011 Publications Cry Justice Now Street News, volume 1, no. 1-2, 2017 The Forgotten’s Call, volume 1, no. 1, 2012-2015 New Life in Action, volume 2, no. 1; volume 3, no. 3-5; volume 4, no. 1-6; volume 5, no. 1-2, 5-7, 1974-1977 (2 folders) ZOA Free Paper, volume 4, no. 3, 6; volume 5, no. 5; volume 6, no. 5; volume 7, no. 3, 7, 1976-1979 KNLC Beach, Melvin Here’s Help Episode listings, 1982-2016 (3 folders) Larry Rice As the Giant Sleeps, Creation Suffers, 2003 Essays on Christianity, homelessness, and the environment, 2012, 2017, no date Notes on the nature of energy, 2001-2003

Page 30 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Notes from religious studies, 1970 Jim Barnes Correspondence, 1993 KETC-TV proposal, Forgotten Truth: The Human Treasury, 1976 (2 folders) Results of on-site survey for K36DF, Joplin, Missouri, 1993 WFHL-TV negotiation, 1997 A Look at Missouri’s Epidemic of Homelessness, 1985 NLEC Song Book, no date

Box 51 KNLC Here’s Help Betacam SP ¾” Tapes “Corruption,” May 25, 1996 (200-2130) “Facing Difficulties,” May 30, 1996 (200-2131) “Put to Death,” June 11, 1996 (200-2140) “Prisoners’ Letters,” June 21, 1996 (200-2145) “Christian Coalition, Ralph Reed,” July 9, 1996 (200-2158) “Robert Sidebottom Case, Update,” July 12, 1996 (200-2160) “From Pearshall, Texas,” July 31, 1996 (200-2167) “Thomas Battle Story: Final Appeal,” August 3, 1996 (200-2173) “The Richard Oxford Family,” August 9, 1996 (200-2176) “System of Injustice,” August 15, 1996 (200-2178) “Richard Oxford,” August 17, 1996 (200-2181) “The Rest of the Story,” August 20, 1996 (200-2182) “Free Gayle Boone,” August 31, 1996 (200-2194) “Release Gayle,” September 6, 1996 (200-2197) “Shelters,” September 13, 1996 (200-2199) “Here’s Help Network,” September 18, 1996 (200-2204) “Joplin Free Store,” September 20, 1996 (200-2209) “Taking a Stand, Larry and Penny Rice,” September 28, 1996 (200-2213) “Gayle Boone and Other Issues,” October 17, 1996 (200-2227) “Prayer for Justice,” November 20, 1996 (200-2253) “Prison Problems,” October 24, 1996 (200-2230) “Crime and Justice,” November 1, 1996 (200-2237) “Prayer for Justice,” November 20, 1996 (200-2253) “Marlett and Degonia,” December 10, 1996 (200-2263) “Murders by Missouri,” January 8, 1997 (200-2279) “Utility Slaves,” January 16, 1997 (200-2285) “Problems in Prisons,” January 24, 1997 (200-2290) “Alan Bannister,” February 13, 1997 (200-2308) “God is Faithful,” February 19, 1997 (200-2312) “Life on the Streets,” February 20, 1997 (200-2313) “Mistreated by the Department of Corrections, Family and Friends,” February 28, 1997 (200-2323)

Page 31 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “New Millenium Project, with James Potter, Jerome Bracely, Ray Redlich, Kenny Martin, and M. Carter,” March 4, 1997 (200-2327) “Legal Clinic,” March 19, 1997 (200-2338) “Gayle Boone, Part III,” March 21, 1997 (200-2345) “Ministering to the Needy (Joplin and Springfield), April 4, 1997 (200-2353) “Larry and Mark, Justices issues, homestead program, and utilities,” April 10, 1997 “Economic Justice for Branson,” April 16, 1997 “Years of Service, with Vic, Joyce, and Jerome,” April 17, 1997 (200-2365) “Gayle Boone update,” April 26, 1997 (200-2373) “Larry and Terry (about drugs and gambling),” May 3, 1997 (200-2378)

Box 52 “The System (of Death) (Alan Bannister),” June 3, 1997 (200-2399) “Life and Death: the Ralph Feltrop Story,” June 14, 1997 (200-2408) “The Road from Welfare to Work,” June 18, 1997 (200-2413) “Cry Justice,” August 1, 1997 (200-2444) “Memorial Services (Sidebottom, Battle, and O’Neal),” August 14, 1997 (200-2454) “Family Tragedies,” August 14, 1997 (200-2455) “Andrew Six,” August 15, 1997 (200-2457) “Reporting Abuses,” August 19, 1997 (200-2459) “Hearing from the Needy,” August 28, 1997 (200-2469) “The Abuse Continues, Larry and Penny Rice,” September 3, 1997 (200-2474) “Helping People (Utilities and Homeless), September 11, 1997 (200-2476) “Meeting the Needs, Larry and Penny Rice and Kansas City homeless family,” September 13, 1997 (200-2481) “Stop the Violence (on the Streets and in Prison),” September 16, 1997 (200-2482) “CP-024 Part I, Alan Bannister,” October 3, 1997 (200-2498) “CP-024 Part II, Alan Bannister, October 4, 1997 (200-2499) “Execution is Not the Solution,” October 10, 1997 (200-2504) “Innocent Victims (Family Members), October 14, 1997 (200-2507) “Poor and Injustice,” October 17, 1997 (200-2510) “More from Texas,” October 22, 1997 (200-2512) “Concern for the Inmates, Larry and Penny Rice,” October 23, 1997 (200-2514)

Page 32 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “Pray for Shirley Allen,” October 30, 1997 (200-2518) “Bannister Funeral,” October 31, 1997 (200-2519) “Homeless and winter patrol, with Larry and Penny Rice,” November 14, 1997 “Concerns of Inmate Families,” November 19, 1997 (200-2529) “Winter Patrol,” November 28, 1997 (200-2536) “Set Free (Training Program),” December 4, 1997 (200-2540) “What is a Church? (Joplin),” December 18, 1997 (200-2553) “Branson, St. Louis, and Joplin,” December 19, 1997 (200-2556) “2 Sets of Laws,” December 19, 1997 (200-2555) “The Work in Springfield,” January 9, 1998 “Shut Off (in St. Louis) Utilities,” January 10, 1998 (200-2572) “In the Springfield Area,” January 15, 1998 (200-2574) “Deregulation (Utilities),” January 14, 1998 “Homeless and Winter Patrol,” January 16, 1998 (200-2576) “Shirley Allen, Update,” January 20, 1998 (200-2580) “In Your Community (St. Louis),” January 28, 1998 (200-2585) “Concerns for Inmates,” January 30, 1998 (200-2586) “Faith, Families, and NLEC,” January 30, 1998 (200-2588) “What About Gayle Boone?” February 4, 1998 (200-2590) “Scheduled to Die, Reginald Powell’s attorney, Gino F. Battisti,” February 17, 1998

Box 53 Expressing Concerns, Larry and Penny Rice,” February 20, 1998 (200-2605) “Gayle Boone: Free at Last,” February 21, 1998 (200-2607) “Overcoming Problems,” February 26, 1998 (200-2609) “So Many Ways of Helping,” March 6, 1998 (200-2617) “Prison Issues,” March 10, 1998 (200-2623) “Wicca and the Department of Corrections,” March 17, 1998 (200-2632) “Funeral Costs and More, with Larry and Penny Rice,” March 19, 1998 (200-2633) “Speaking at the Capital,” March 27, 1998 (200-2642) “Sentenced to Die, with Glen Sweet and Karla Faye Tucker,” April 8, 1998 (200-2648) “Investigation, Mark Glenn Paralegal Class,” May 9, 1998 (200-2677) “The Problem with Private Prisons,” May 13, 1998 (200-2679) “Homestead Program,” May 21, 1998 (200-2687) “Larry, Ray, and Mrs. Bone,” May 28, 1998 (200-2692) “Death Penalty Widows,” May 29, 1998 (200-2694) “Life After Death Penalty,” June 2, 1998 (200-2695) “Coming to St. Louis, NLEC,” June 4, 1998 (200-2697) “Jesus March,” June 9, 1998 (200-2701)

Page 33 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “St. Louis Shelters,” June 19, 1998 (200-2709) “Flood of Memories, Roy Rogers and dale Evans,” July 17, 1998 (200-2723) “Privately Owned Prisons (Texas Video Footage),” July 31, 1998 (200-2730) “The Heart of Prison,” August 8, 1998 (200-2754) “Interest of Justice,” September 9, 1998 (200-2774) “Strip Clubs, with Jim and Yolanda Hopewell,” September 11, 1998 (200-2777) “Clinton Issue,” September 12, 1998 (200-2779) “Community Problems (Strip Clubs),” September 18, 1998 (200-2782) “A New Creation in Christ,” October 3, 1998 (200-2795) “Addiction of the 90s,” October 8, 1998 (200-2796) “Cold for the Holidays,” December 12, 1998 (200-2839) “New Free Stores,” December 22, 1998 (200-2842) “Planned Killing,” December 26, 1998 (200-2848) “Why Y2K, with Richard D. Wiles,” January 21, 1999 (200-2865) “Department of Corrections Issues,” January 23, 1999 (200-2870) “Re-United,” January 27, 1999 (200-2873) “Eminent Domain,” January 30, 1999 (200-2877) “The Roberts Case,” February 27, 1999 (200-2887) “Utilities and Justice,” March 5, 1999 (200-2892) “Death Penalty Injustices,” March 10, 1999 (200-2893) “Victims of Justice,” March 17, 1999 (200-2897) “United for Justice (Religious Leaders),” March 18, 1999 (200-2898) “Deaths in Missouri (Death Penalty),” April 17, 1999 (200-2929) “Police Brutality,” June 18, 1999 (200-2972)

Box 54 “Police Brutality, Part II,” June 19, 1999 (200-2975) “Concerning Justice,” July 2, 1999 (200-2985) “More Injustices, Larry Rice, John Canterberry, and family of victims of injustice,” July 14, 1999 (200-2993) “Welfare Reform and More,” August 26, 1999 (200-3029) “Police State? (Part I),” August 27, 1999 (200-3030) “Police State? (Part III), September 9, 1999 (200-3038) “Holocaust of the Poor,” September 9, 1999 (200-3039) “The Politics of Death,” September 17, 1999 (200-3046) “Municipal Correctional Institution and the Poor,” September 21, 1999 (200-3048) “Quality of Life Issues (Utilities),” September 23, 1999 (200-3051) “Meet the Needy (in St. Louis), October 22, 1999 (200-3074) “NLEC in Mid-America,” October 27, 1999 (200-3075)

Page 34 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS

“Other Agencies,” October 26, 1999 (200-3076) “Crisis in Our Communities (Utilities, Blankets, and Weather Materials),” October 28, 1999 (200-3077) “Sharing with the Needy,” October 29, 1999 (200-3078) “Concerns About the Death Penalty, with Representative Harold Selby, John Canterberry, and Dee Heil,” December 10, 1999 (200-3104) “New Life After Prison (Walter and Don),” January 5, 2000 (200-3118) “New Life…For Women (Christine, Sue, and Debbie),” January 5, 2000 (200-3119) “New Life for the Homeless,” January 6, 2000 (200-3120) “Homeless Join the Here’s Help Network,” January 12, 2000 (200-3125) “Picture of Protest (Show with Dhimitri Zonia and Utilities),” January 29, 2000 (200-3137) “Art and Social Issues (Show with Dhimitri Zonia),” January 28, 2000 (200-3138) “In the Kansas City Area,” March 3, 2000 (200-3160) “New Free Store and More (Poplar Bluff),” March 28, 2000 (200-3179) “The Needs Continue,” March 31, 2000 (200-3180) “Take the Message to the Streets,” April 4, 2000 (200-3181) “Fair Elections and the Poor, Part I” no date (200-3184) “Fair Elections (the Poor and Needy), Part II with Kathleen Logan,” April 7, 2000 (200-3185) “Corporate Greed (and Lost Jobs),” April 7, 2000 (200-3186) “Lives Being Transformed,” April 8, 2000 (200-3187) “New Life is There… (in India and Mid-America),” April 14, 2000 (200-3190) “Fight for Freedom, with Larry and Penny Rice,” May 18, 2000 (200-3210) “An Innocent Man (about Roy Roberts),” May 24, 2000 (200-3212) “NLEC Feeding Program,” May 31, 2000 (200-3215) “Coming Gas Crisis (Part I),” June 8, 2000 (200-3219) “Coming Gas Crisis (Part II),” June 9, 2000 (200-3220) “Abundant Memories (Part V), the Family Farm,” June 14, 2000 (200-3225) “Here’s Help in India: Women, Children, and Leprosy,” June 17, 2000 (200-3232) “NLEC is There (for the Homeless, Volunteers, Needy, and Training Programs),” July 8, 2000 (200-3238) “Mose Young and the Death Penalty,” July 8, 2000 (200-3240)

Page 35 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Box 55 “Air Conditioners for Life,” July 13, 2000 (200-3242) “You Can Make a Difference (Utilities and School Supplies),” August 16, 2000 (200-3251) “Free Stores, Part I,” November 21, 2000 (200-3261) “Free Stores (Van Buren and Potosi), Part I,” November 22, 2000 (200-3262) “Gross Receipts Tax (Utilities),” December 13, 2000 (200-3274) “Winter Homeless (in St. Louis Lobby),” December 15, 2000 (200-3279) “Lincoln on Leadership, with Jim Barnes,” January 4, 2001 (200-3292) “Utilities and Martin Luther King,” January 11, 2001 (200-3294) “At the Capitol (About the Utility Crisis),” January 17, 2001 (200-3298) “Weatherizing Your Home,” January 20, 2001 (200-3301) “Women in Prison,” January 27, 2001 (200-3307) “Other Energy Sources (and Utilities),” February 1, 2001 (200-3308) “High Gas Bills,” February 8, 2001 (200-3315) “De-Regulation (Texas Plan), with Terry Hadley,” February 13, 2001 (200-3316) “Renewable Energy, with Mark Kapner and Russel Smith,” February 14, 2001 (200-3317) “Electrical, Ethanol, and More, with Mark Kapner and Russel Smith,” February 14, 2001 (200-3318) “Energy Resources, with Dan Rather,” February 16, 2001 (200-3321) “Changed Lives,” February 20, 2001 (200-3323) “Freedom (From Utility and Addiction,” March 2, 2001 (200-3329) “Tim Hughes and Windpower,” March 3, 2001 (200-3331) “Deregulation in Missouri (Martha Hogerty and Utilities),” March 9, 2001 (200-3337) “Biodiesel, Jenna Higgins and Skip Goebel,” March 10, 2001 (200-3338) “Energy Fair,” March 13, 2001 (200-3339) “No Taxes for Ballpark (Plus Utilities),” March 20, 2001 (200-3344) “Iowa, Wind Power, and More,” April 4, 2001 (200-3358) “Struggling to Survive (Utilities),” April 5, 2001 (200-3360) “Social Justice, with Penny Rice,” April 5, 2001 (200-3361) “Sporting Interests (Ball Parks, Arenas by the State),” April 6, 2001 (200-3362) “Need for a Moratorium,” April 11, 2001 (200-3363) “Helping the Poor (Utilities and Food),” April 12, 2001 (200-3366)

Page 36 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “Priorities,” April 18, 2001 (200-3369) “Easter Special,” April 14, 2001 (200-3370) “Utilities Off,” April 20, 2001 (200-3370) “Photo Voltaic Systems,” May 1, 2001 (200-3375) “Permaculture (Eco System),” May 2, 2001 (200-3376) “Freedom from the Grid (Utilities),” May 9, 2001 (200-3384) “The Unreported Crisis (Utilities Off),” May 10, 2001 (200-3385) “Justice and Mercy, with Penny Rice and Aritha Payne,” May 15, 2001 (200-3388) “Call for Mercy,” May 17, 2001 (200-3390) “Time for a Change (from the Utility Companies),” June 8, 2001 (200-3401)

Box 56 “Time for a Change,” June 8, 2001 (200-3401) “With Carrier McCaine (and Utilities),” August 11, 2001 (200-3449) “What We Can Do (When the Electric is Off),” August 18, 2001 (200-3452) “Need for Alternative Energy (Utilities, Photo Voltaic Systems, Wind, and Solar Hot Water), August 24, 2001 (200-3455) “Discover Biodiesel and More,” August 31, 2001 (200-3456) “Renewable Energy Classes,” November 16, 2001 (200-3517) “With Fred Lindecke (Stadium Issue and Others),” January 4, 2002 (200-3542) “…At the Capitol, Part I (Stadium Issue),” January 10, 2002 (200-3544) “…At the Capitol, Part II (Stadium Issue),” January 11, 2002 (200-3545) “A Stadium--When People Need Help?” January 15, 2002 (200-3547) “…At City Hall in St. Louis (About Utilities),” January 18, 2002 (200-3552) “30 Years and Beyond, with Larry and Penny Rice, and Ray, Judy, and Melody Redlich,” January 23, 2002 (200-3555) “30 Years and Growing (Part II), January 23, 2002 (200-3556) Lincoln on Leadership (Tour of Lincoln’s Home)” January 31, 2002 (200-3292) “Church of the Open Door (in Springfield),” January 24, 2002 (200-3557) Prisoner Stories Betacam SP ½” Tapes “Alan J. Bannister,” no date (2 tapes) “The Case of Tommy Battle,” no date “Walk from Holding Cell to Execution Room,” “Lloyd Schlup,” and “Growing Up in Sedalia,” no date

Page 37 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “Raising Hell: the Stories of Alan J. Bannister,” December 6, 1994 “Songs about Johnny Lee Wilson,” September 21, 1995 “Alan J. Bannister,” October 26, 1995 “Robert Sidebottom,” October 1995-July 1996 “Gayle Boone Family,” February 1996 “Doyle Williams (from Potosi Correctional Center),” March 29, 1996 “Prisoners from Pearsall, Texas,” July 2, 1996 “Thomas Battle (from Potosi),” August 2, 1996 “Gayle Boone Pieces,” August 28, 1996 “Pardon Gayle Boone,” October 18, 1996 “Andy Chastain (Rodnie Stewardt), December 3, 1996 “Ralph Feltrop (Original Police Interrogation Tape from 1987), June 17, 1997 “Donald Reese,” July 11, 1997 “Alan Bannister (at Potosi Correctional Center),” October 1, 1997 “Glen Sweet (At Potosi Correctional Center),” April 2, 1998 “The Heart of Prison (Lansing Correctional Facility),” August 5, 1998 “Dispelling the Myth, with Song by Gregory Oliver,” December 13, 2001 “Pieces Made by Bonnie Oliver,” February 2002 News segments Betacam SP ¾” tapes Pieces for Tenth Anniversary Show,” August-September 1992

Box 57 Winter Patrol Volunteers,” January 1993 Homeless men, Men in Training Program, and Volunteers,” June 12, 1993 Winter patrols, February 7, 1995 (2 tapes) Umatic Tapes City Hall, Homeless Lunch,” September 16, 1986 “Short pieces about City Hospital,” 1990 “Outside City Hall,” June 28-29, 1990 “Outside City Hall,” June 29, 1990 (3 tapes) “In front of City Hall (Schoemehlville),” June 30, 1990 “Veiled Prophet Parade,” June 30, 1990 “In Front of City Hall with Father Carter,” July 4, 1990 (3 tapes) “Homeless at the Mayor’s Office, City Hall,” July 23, 1990 “Homeless Women in Mayor’s Office,” July 27, 1990 “Board of Election Commissioners taking in Petitions,” August 3, 1990 “City Hall, Homeless,” August 3, 1990

Box 58

Page 38 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “Homeless ladies in Mayor’s Office and in Park,” August 14, 1991 “Demonstration Outside City Hall,” August 30, 1991 “Crosses and Tents in Park Across from City Hall,” September 1, 1991 “Protest in Front of Municipal Courts Building,” October 4, 1991 Here’s Help Betacam SP ½” Tapes “The Gayle Boone Case,” February 15, 1996 (200-2062) (2 tapes) “Murder, Executions,” and “Family Members (Of Incarcerated),” June 4, 1996 (200-2135-2136) “Larry, Penny, and Gayle Boone,” and “Gayle Boone at Renz,” August 30, 1996 (200-2190-2193) “Gayle Boone’s Parents,” October 5, 1996 (200-2218) “NLEC 25th Anniversary, Parts I-II,” January 19, 1997 (200-2286-2287) “Gayle Boone, Parts I-II,” March 20, 1997 (200-2343-2344) “Prisoners and Families,” and “Legal Clinic,” April 5, 1997 (200-2355-2356) “Religion and the Death Penalty,” and “Those Murdered by the State,” July 29, 1997 (200-2440-2441)

Box 59 “Texas Terror, Parts I-II,” August 21, 1997 (200-2463-2464) “From Gregg County, Parts I-II,” September 10, 1997 (200-2478-2479) “Griffin Family, with Charles, Earline and Milton Griffin, Parts I-II,” March 10, 1998 (200-2621-2622) “Help in India, Parts I-II,” no date (200-2747-2748) “A Killing State, Parts I-II,” September 19, 22, 1998 (200-2786-2787) “Abundant Memories, Part I: The Conastoga Wagon,” “Part II: Sons of Liberty,” June 8, 2000 (200-3221-3222) “Abundant Memories, Part I: The Blue and the Grey and the Child of Liberty,” Part II: Founding Fathers,” June 8, 2000 (200-3223-3224) Prisoner’s Stories U-Matic ¾”Tape “The Case of Tommy Battle,” no date U-Matic ½” Tape “Doyle Williams,” no date “Alan J. Bannister Piece for After his Funeral,” no date “Doyle Williams,” March 29, 1996 “Doyle Williams and Robert Sidebottom,” March 29, 1996 Betacam SP ½” Tapes “Innocence and the Death Penalty”, no date “Alan J. Bannister #CP-024,” November 4, 1994

Page 39 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS “Alan J. Bannister,” December 3, 1994 “Bill Crow Reading Documents Concerning Johnny Lee Wilson,” September 26, 1995

Box 60 Prisoners: Irving James Berry and Joshua Kezer,” March 18, 1996 “Prisoners from Crystal City, Texas, with Larry Rice,” July 2, 1996 “Don’t Ask Me, Thomas Battle,” July-August 1996 “Eric Schneider CP38,” January 29, 1997 “Gregg County, Texas, Detention Center,” September 9, 1997 (4 tapes) “Prison Abuse at Brazoria County Detention Center (in Texas) from September 18, 1996, August 1997 “Prisoners at Potosi Correctional Center: Jeffery Sloan, Alan Bannister, and Samuel L. McDonald,” September 1997 “Reggie Clemmons Case,” September 15, 2012

Box 61 Administration Branch and department reports, June 14, 1976-July 30, 1978 (2 folders) Correspondence, 2008 Dollar Help Program, 1982 Janice Kruse, 2008 Susan Jansen (renovation coordinator), 2008 Prayer requests, 2007-2008 Properties 339 Broadway Street, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, 2009-2012 (3 folders) 422 St. Louis Avenue, East St. Louis, Illinois, 1980-2000 4716, 4717, 4718, 4722 Tennessee, St. Louis, Missouri, 2007-2010 4728 Tennessee, St. Louis, Missouri (St. Louis Renewable Energy Facility), 2007-2012 Jeff Schneider, 2008 Staff and volunteers, 2008 Joyce Summers, 2008 Larry Rice Correspondence, 1998-2004 Larry Rice for Governor, 2000

Box 62 Development Faith Promise Dinner, manual, 2007 Publications ZOA Free Paper, volume 19, no. 1, volume 26, no. 1, 4, 1991, 1998 Freedom Express, volume 2 (Gayle Boone), 1996 Jim Barnes

Page 40 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS 1520 Market Street property (McKinney Homeless Assistance Act), 2003-2004 American Elite and Arkansas Radio Network, 1995-1996 Association of Independent Charities, 1992 Birch Tree Missouri, Federal Communications Commission application, 1996 Boyle, Patrick, 1992-1993, 1996 Boys and Girls Club of East St. Louis, Coalition for Free Speech, Laclede Gas rates, and Mark Twain Educational Television, 1987, 1996 Branson site, New Life Village, 1995-1996 Cencom Cable, 1996 Channel 44, Marshfield, 1996 Christian Broadcasting Network, 1982-1986 Christian Resource Management, 1982-1983 Co-channels for channels 24 and 25 in the Midwest, Community Broadcasters Association, 1996 Corporate resolution regarding Potosi, Missouri, property, 1996 Cry Justice Now Cases, 1997-1999 Correspondence, to Jim Barnes and Larry Rice, 1996 Correspondence, to Larry Rice, 1996, no date Correspondence, to Larry Rice from George Brown, 1996-1997 Cuba, Missouri, information, 1996 “The Downfall of Jim Jones,” by David Conn and Larry Lee Litke, 1980, 1993 Eagle’s Nest Homes, Lewis Epley, John Midlen, and FM 91.9 MHZ Marshfield, Missouri information, 1995-1996 Employee information, 1997 Federal Communications Commission, 1986-1992 Free Indeed Ministries, 1986 Grace World Outreach Center, 1984-1985 Here’s Help Network, 2000 Illinois Department of Corrections, 1996 KNLC Anniversary celebration and history, 1984, 1996 Grounding survey, 1990 Hotel Governor, Jefferson City, Missouri, 1986-1987 Publications, brochures, and flyers, 1995-1996 Rate charge information, 1991-1992 Studio upgrade, 1989-1990 KNLJ Photographs, 1985

Box 63 KWAS/KKIL, 1998, 2008 Tim LaHaye, 1983 Larry Lloyd, St. Louis Alive, 1985-1986 MCA-TV, 1996 Missouri Department of Corrections

Page 41 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Media access, 1996 Requests for TV interviews at Missouri correctional centers, 1996 Sunshine law requests, 1996-1998 John Milden, 1996-1997 Missouri Baptist College, 1996 Missouri broadcast information, 1996 Missouri Religious Network on Mental Illness, 1994 Mormon dialogue, 1996 Mountain Grove, Missouri, AM and FM radio, 1994-1996 Photographs, 1980-1992 Pittsburg, Kansas, information, 1996 The Poor Have Suffered Enough, USA, Rice Council, 1995 Praise the Lord Ministries, 1982-1987 Wayne Reese and Virgil Royer, engineering information (E. Harold Munn, Jr. and Associates, Inc.), 1996-1997 Silent Scream, 1985 United Paramount Network, Universal Television, and Vision Entertainment, 1996 USA Radio Network, 1995-2000 Warner Brothers, 1995 Cry Justice Now Cry Justice Journal, volume 8, 10, 1996 Prisoner correspondence, Johnson, Antwann, and Mease, Darrell, 2019-2021 Missouri Renewable Energy DVDs, “Creating Fuel from Water,” “Creating Electricity from the Sun,” How to Raise Tilapia Fish in an Aquaponic System,” 2004, 2006 “Home Made Fuel: How to Make Biodiesel at Home,” by Larry Rice and Paul Jameson, 2004 DVDs, Penny Rice Memorial Service, “Understanding and Treating Anxiety and Depression,” “Anger Management,” and Renovation, 2007

Box 64 Larry Rice Larry Rice’s Bible, 2019-2020 Diary of Larry Rice, 2002-2020 Course summaries, 2012-2013 Penny Rice Diaries, 1987-1991 (4 diaries)

Box 65 Ray Redlich Omni books, 1990-2010

Box 66 Omni books, 1990-2020

Page 42 of 43 S1236 (SA4422, SA4447, SA4470, SA4472, SA4483, SA4499) NEW LIFE EVANGELISTIC CENTER RECORDS Box 67 Omni books, 1990-2010

Box 68 Omni books, 1990-2010

Box 69 Omni books, 1990-2010

Oversize Bioelectricity diary, 2001 Penny Rice’s diary, 2005 Larry Rice’s Bible, December 10, 2018-January 12, 2019

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