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United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relations. Secretaries' files: Mission to Indonesia, 1950-1970. Finding Aid to Record Group 135 1.00 cu.ft. |
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ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY
No strictly Presbyterian Mission was operative in Indonesia, 1950-70, though Presbyterian Missionaries worked throughout the country in the post-WW II ecumenical mission. The Rev. Winburn T. Thomas was the initial Presbyterian (PCUSA) Field Administrator in the Mission, and he represented also such offices as the Division of Church World Service (NCC), Division of Interchurch Aid and Refugee World Service (WCC), and the Foreign Missions Division/Southeast Asia Sub-Committee (NCC).
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
Record Group 135 includes correspondence and reports from the Indonesia mission, 1950-1970. The records are arranged chronologically.
NOTES TO THE RESEARCHER
As the work in Indonesia during this period of time was ecumenical, these records represent the National and World Councils of Churches as well as the Board of Foreign Missions and the Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relation
Collection processed and finding aid prepared: March 1978
Robert A. Goldstein, Assistant Records Researcher
Notes added to finding aid: March 1992
Stephanie Muntone, Processing Archivist
Box Folder Description | ||
1 1 Finding Aid to Record Group 135
2 Historical and Background Papers
3-4 General correspondence, reports, 1950-51
5 Personnel, 1951-52
6 Field Administrator correspondence, reports, 1952
7-8 General correspondence, reports, 1952
9 Personnel, 1953-54
10 General correspondence, reports, 1954
11 Field Administrator correspondence, reports, 1955
12 General correspondence, reports, 1955
13 Rev John D Hayes, 1955-57
14 Field Administrator correspondence; reports, 1956
15 General correspondence, reports, 1956
16 Field Administrator correspondence; reports, 1957
17-19 General correspondence, reports, 1957-59
20-22 General correspondence, reports; Personnel, 1960-61
23 General correspondence, reports, 1962
24 Personnel, 1963
25-28 General correspondence, reports, 1963-65, 1967-70 | ||