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COLLECTION 0001: Papers of David Du Plessis, 1900-1987 Fuller Seminary Archives and Special Collections Fuller Theological Seminary Digital Commons @ Fuller List of Archival Collections Archives and Special Collections 2017 COLLECTION 0001: Papers of David Du Plessis, 1900-1987 Fuller Seminary Archives and Special Collections Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.fuller.edu/findingaids Part of the Christian Denominations and Sects Commons, and the Missions and World Christianity Commons Recommended Citation Fuller Seminary Archives and Special Collections, "COLLECTION 0001: Papers of David Du Plessis, 1900-1987" (2017). List of Archival Collections. 9. https://digitalcommons.fuller.edu/findingaids/9 This Finding Aid is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at Digital Commons @ Fuller. It has been accepted for inclusion in List of Archival Collections by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Fuller. 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Archives, Rare Books and Special Collections David Allan Hubbard Library Fuller Theological Seminary COLLECTION 1: Papers of David du Plessis, 1900- 1987 Table of Contents Adminisitrative Information ............................................................................................................5 Biography .........................................................................................................................................6 Scope and Content ...........................................................................................................................6 Arrangement and Series Description ...............................................................................................8 Box Inventory ................................................................................................................................11 Boxes 1-6: Diaries and Newsletters ...........................................................................................11 Box 7: Correspondence, first names only-Archer ......................................................................11 Box 8: Correspondence, Ardenfors-Birch .................................................................................13 Box 9: Correspondence, Birkhead-Broger .................................................................................16 Box 10: Correspondence, Bronkhorst-Cheese ...........................................................................19 Box 11: Correspondence, Chesnut-Dalliere ..............................................................................22 Box 12: Correspondence, Dalliere-DuBose ...............................................................................25 Box 13: Correspondence, Dueker-du Plessis, David .................................................................28 Box 14: Correspondence, Du Plessis, Justus-Evans ..................................................................31 Box 15: Correspondence, Evans-Gamarsh ................................................................................33 Box 16: Correspondence, Gamble-Griggs .................................................................................36 Box 17: Correspondence, Gamble-Hezmalhalch .......................................................................39 Box 18: Correspondence, Hobin-Jakab .....................................................................................42 Box 19: Correspondence, Jan-Kydd ..........................................................................................45 Box 20: Correspondence, Lapierre-Lucas .................................................................................47 Box 21: Correspondence, Ludgren-Madsen ..............................................................................51 Box 22: Correspondence, Mag-Mbiti ........................................................................................53 Box 23: Correspondence, Meade-My ........................................................................................55 Box 24: Correspondence, N-O ...................................................................................................58 Box 25: Correspondence, P........................................................................................................60 Box 26: Correspondence, Q-Rizzo ............................................................................................64 Box 27: Correspondence, Robb-Ryan .......................................................................................65 Box 28: Correspondence, S-Scott ..............................................................................................67 Box 29: Correspondence, Sealls-South......................................................................................69 Box 30: Correspondence, Spencer-Sung ...................................................................................72 Box 31: Correspondence, Suthard-Tyson ..................................................................................74 Box 32: Correspondence, U-V ...................................................................................................77 Box 33: Correspondence, W-Whyte ..........................................................................................79 Box 34: Correspondence, Wick-Y .............................................................................................81 Box 35: Correspondence, Z and Unknown Sender ....................................................................84 Box 36 Manuscripts: Writings of David du Plessis A-D ...........................................................84 Box 37 Manuscripts: Writings of David du Plessis D-G ...........................................................85 Box 38 Manuscripts: Writings of David du Plessis G-Q ...........................................................86 Box 39 Manuscripts: Writings of David du Plessis R-Z............................................................87 Box 39: Manuscripts: Forewords Written by David du Plessis for: ..........................................88 Box 40: Manuscripts: Writings Collected by David du Plessis, by Unidentified Authors and Multiple Authors (Reports on Renewal Throughout Europe) ...........................................89 Box 41: Manuscripts: Writings Collected by David du Plessis .................................................91 Box 42: Manuscripts: Writings Collected by David du Plessis .................................................91 Box 43: Manuscripts: Writings Collected by David du Plessiss ...............................................93 Box 44: Manuscripts: Writings Collected by David du Plessis .................................................94 Box 45: Manuscripts: Logos International Bible Commentary Mss. ........................................95 Box 46: Manuscripts: Writings Collected by David du Plessis .................................................95 Box 47: Manuscripts: Writings Collected by David du Plessis .................................................96 Box 48: Manuscripts: Writings Collected by David du Plessis .................................................97 Box 49: Manuscripts: Writings Collected by David du Plessis .................................................98 Box 50: Manuscripts: Writings Collected by David du Plessis .................................................99 Box 51: Conferences ................................................................................................................101 Box 52: Conferences – Charismatic Christian Summit Convocation ......................................103 Box 53: Conferences ................................................................................................................103 Box 54: Conferences ................................................................................................................104 Box 55: Conferences ................................................................................................................105 Box 56: Conferences ................................................................................................................106 Box 57: Pentecostal World Conferences 1961, 1964, 1967, 1970, 1972, 1976, 1979, 1982, 1985..................................................................................................................................107 Box 58: Conferences - Pentecostal Roman Catholic Dialogue Papers ....................................107 Box 59: Conferences - Pentecostal Roman Catholic Dialogue ...............................................107 Box 60: Conferences – Pentecostal Roman Catholic Dialogue ...............................................107 Box 61: Conferences ................................................................................................................107 Box 62: Conferences – WCC Assemblies ...............................................................................108 Boxes 63 - 66: Conferences – WCC Assemblies.....................................................................109 Box 67: Conferences - WCC, Faith and Order Commission ...................................................109 Box 68: Conferences ................................................................................................................109 Box 69: Organizations .............................................................................................................110 Box 70: Organizations .............................................................................................................111
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