Showing Collections: 1641 - 1650 of 1790
Cornelius Van Til Collection
Henry Van Til Collection
Howard J. Van Till Collection
Professor of physics at Calvin College. The collection includes critiques, book reviews, advertisements, articles, prepared statements, reactions, correspondence, a lecture, and an interview. It details the controversy regarding Van Till's book, The Fourth Day.
Marinus Van Vessem Collection
Minister of the Christian Reformed Church. Papers, consisting of call letters from Christian Reformed Churches and agencies.
William P. Van Wyk Collection
Minister of the Christian Reformed Church. The collection includes sermon notes, addresses, and meditations detailing various religious topics, i.e., missions, Bible texts, creeds, and evangelistic work.
Henry Van Zyl Collection
Professor of education at Calvin College. Papers, including a dissertation entitled "The Struggle about State Aid to Voluntary Schools in Great Britain"; student notes; outlines of Biblical History; chapel talks; correspondence; speeches; poems; and articles. On microfilm there is a doctoral thesis entitled "The Struggle about State Aid to Voluntary Schools in Great Britain," 1931.
Joseph Vande Kieft Collection
Minister of the Christian Reformed Church. The collection includes student notebooks from Calvin College and Calvin Theological Seminary, his World War I papers (summons to appear for a physical, tourist items and cards he collected while in service in France, material provided by the army and the YMCA), and a letter from his brother, Richard, who was in Camp Devens, describing his leave in Whitinsville, Massachusetts.
Gerrit John Vande Riet Collection
Minister of the Christian Reformed Church. Scrapbooks, containing newspaper clippings of church buildings, ministers, mission fields, and Christian institutions. Also includes call letters.
John Vanden Berg Collection
Professor of economics and vice president of academic affairs at Calvin College. The collection includes: correspondence; articles; documents; reports; papers; lectures; records of the Association of Reformed Colleges, 1973-1982, (minutes, correspondence, seminar papers, and financial reports); a letter from Billy Graham, 1963; a Calvin commencement address, 1982, entitled "The Heart of the Matter;" and sports memorabilia (sweater, letter awards and medals, 1940-1941).
Jacob G. Vanden Bosch Collection
Professor of English language and literature at Calvin College. The collection includes autobiographical notes; correspondence; an address, "The School and Christian Education," undated; a Dies Natalis address, 1955, "Our Salute to Alma Mater"; lectures; historical sketch entitled "Christian Reformed Church Worthies"; and a chapel talk.