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Collection Overview
Title: John Doedes De Jong Collection, 1924-1975
ID: COLL/047
Primary Creator: De Jong, John Doedes (1902-1975)
Extent: 18.0 Boxes. More info below.
Arrangement: Folder level description
Subjects: Christian Reformed Church, Heidelberger Katechismus - Sermons, Protestant Reformed Churches of America, Schilder, K. (Klaas), 1890-1952, Sermons, Dutch, Voyages and travels
Abstract
Minister who served Protestant Reformed and Christian Reformed churches. Papers consist of sermons; radio messages; Heidelberg Catechism sermons in Dutch; addresses; correspondence; family letters; notes of K. Schilder; travel accounts; records of the Hull Protestant Reformed Church, 1951-1960; and of the Hope Christian Reformed Church, 1960-1961, Hull, Iowa.
Biographical Note
John Doedes De Jong was born in Hallum, Friesland, Netherlands on August 30, 1902. In 1925 De Jong immigrated to the United States. In September of 1929 he graduated from the Protestant Reformed Seminary. Also in September of 1929, he married Marguerite De Vries. Together they had four children-Donald Warren, John David, Eunice Marie, and Marian Jane. He served the Protestant Reformed church communities of Doon, Iowa; Hudsonville, Michigan; Creston, Grand Rapids, Michigan; and Hull, Iowa.
Concerned over doctrinal and ecclesiastical tendencies in the Protestant Reformed Church, De Jong became a minister of the Christian Reformed Church in 1961. De Jong went on to serve the Christian Reformed Church communities of Hull, Iowa and Lynden, Washington. De Jong retired in 1968. De Jong‘s passing was caused by a massive heart attack on August 20, 1975. He was survived by his wife, four children, and fifteen grandchildren.
Subject/Index Terms
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Series:
[Series 1: Biographical Material - Addresses, 1929-1968],
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Series 2: Articles, 1936-1963],
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Series 3: Correspondence, 1924-1975],
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Series 4: Hull Protestant Reformed Church and Christian Reformed Church, 1951-1961],
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Series 5: Protestant Reformed Church, 1934-1967],
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Series 6: General Subject, 1936-1966],
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Series 7: Sermons],
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Series 8: Sovereign Grace Radio Messages, 1945-1953],
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All]
- Series 1: Biographical Material - Addresses --- 1929-1968
- Box 1
- Folder 1: Certificate of Marriage --- September 23, 1929
- Folder 2: Diploma: Classical --- September 18, 1929
- Folder 3: Diploma: Theological School of the Protestant Reformed Church --- June 6, 1929
- Folder 4: Trip from the Netherlands, affidavit of support for Doedes De Jong family from Hallum --- 1950
- Folder 5: Trip from the Netherlands, notebook, account in Dutch, with translation --- 1925
- Folder 6: Trip to the Netherlands, notebook --- 1934
- Folder 7: Trip to the Netherlands, handwritten accounts in Dutch and in English --- 1948-1949
- Folder 8: Trip to the Netherlands, typed account, mimeograph copy --- 1949
- Folder 9: Trip to the Netherlands, handwritten account --- 1968
- Folder 10: Trip to the Netherlands, preaching requests while in the Netherlands --- 1949
- Folder 11: Trip to the Netherlands, observations on church life --- 1968
- Folder 12: Address: Adequately Equipped
- Folder 13: Address: Baccalaureate sermon --- 1963
- Folder 14: Address: Do you have the vision of Christ?
- Folder 15: Address: Labor Union Question, and additional articles
- Folder 16: Address: De Methode van Schrift onderzoek op onze Mannenvereenigingen. Mimeograph copy
- Folder 17: Address: The Secession of 1834
- Folder 18: Address: The Study of the Scriptures
- Folder 19: Address: To what extent are employers and employees organizations and business associations justifiable. League of Men's Societies --- undated
- Folder 20: Address: What can/should the church do?
Browse by Series:
[Series 1: Biographical Material - Addresses, 1929-1968],
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Series 2: Articles, 1936-1963],
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Series 3: Correspondence, 1924-1975],
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Series 4: Hull Protestant Reformed Church and Christian Reformed Church, 1951-1961],
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Series 5: Protestant Reformed Church, 1934-1967],
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Series 6: General Subject, 1936-1966],
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Series 7: Sermons],
[
Series 8: Sovereign Grace Radio Messages, 1945-1953],
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All]