Showing Collections: 1711 - 1720 of 1790
Western Michigan Theological Society
A collection of records of the Western Michigan Theological Society which includes papers on various topics in theology.
John A. Westervelt Collection
Minister of the True Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, 1880- 1890; and of the Christian Reformed Church, 1890-1927. Papers, consisting of sermon outlines, 1897-1941; papers referring to the transfer of the New York True Reformed Churches to the Christian Reformed Church; a listing of marriages performed, 1896-1917; correspondence; and a diary, 1886-1887.
Abel Jan Westra Collection
Wagon maker and lay leader in the Seceding church in Grootegast, Groningen, the Netherlands. Documents, containing police orders from and reports to the Mayor of Grootegast. The reports concern illegal religious meetings held in the barn of Albert Jan Westra and Pietertje Willems Top, his wife.
Dewey D. Westra Collection
Dorothy Westra Collection
Professor of education at Calvin College. The collection includes: a gospel hymnbook, and the papers "The Calvinistic Conception of Family," "Critique of the Authentic Person by Sidney J. Harris," and "Warranted Discrimination."
Douwe and Jantje Westra Collection
Farmers at Randolph, Wisconsin. The collection includes letters between the Westras and their children, i.e., Rena, Dewey, Jasper, and William. In Dutch, with a translation by daughter Rena Westra. [See also Genealogy Collection, Our History and Family Tree, by Rena D. Westra, and children's collections, i.e., Coll. 327, Dewey Westra; and Coll. 400, Rena Westra ]
Johan Gerard Westra Collection
Professor of political science at Calvin College. The collection includes: a thesis entitled "Confessional Political Parties in the Netherlands, 1813-1906;" articles; and a letter to H. J. Brinks with recollections regarding Y. P. De Jong and the Grandville Avenue Dutch neighborhood.
Rena Westra Collection
Nurse in China and Thailand. The collection includes: papers entitled "Under Communism" and "Communism in China;" and a family history "For the Scenario of Life There is No Script."