The archives of MRA/IofC in South Africa are housed in Pretoria.
The archives of MRA/IofC in South Africa are housed in Pretoria.
For more information please email Pieter and Meryl Horn.
Physical copies available in this location
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Seven thousand at the cathedral service in London.
Amazing response illustrated by large numbers of older and younger women attending the meeting.
Dr Frank Buchman in USA with team of sixty
A meeting arranged by women at the Cutlers Hall, Sheffield, England.
Rev. Dr J Watt of Holy Trinity Church, Edinburgh said, 'I have seen homes restarted, businesses rebuilt, men and women remade'.
Members were entertained to lunch at the Chateau by Premier Rt. Hon. R.B. Bennett.
Quietly, simply, and in a friendly manner, the Oxford Group gave a non-theologial, undogmatic religious message to thousands.
All classes at the inauguration.
Oxford Group preaches a philosophy of employer-employee 'collaboration' and industrial peace.
Before South Africans swallow the dope peddled by the Buchmanites, they should know something about the history of the movement.
"New spirit abroad in South Africa."
Aim of Oxford Group is to 'recapture the spirit, power and joy of the early church.'
1,000 hear testimonies on help obtained through early Christianity.
Rev Ebenezer Macmillan told how he had been in the ministry 'for more than 21 years before I was able to live what I preached'.
Dr. Otto Koch, Under Secretary of Education in the Ruhr, speaks after The Forgotten Factor plays in Cape Town.
Turning politicians from party strife to trying to find what is best for the country
Moral Re-Armament can best be described as an invisible catalyst.
Young farmer said that the application of MRA principles on his farm had resulted in better co-operation from his labourers.
On retiring as student pastor, Dr Franciscus Moorrees joined the travelling group of the Oxford Group movement.
