The Bodleian Libraries in Oxford form the largest UK university library system.
The Bodleian Libraries form the largest UK university library system, with more than 13 million printed items, 80,000 e-journals and outstanding special collections.
The complete archives of the Oxford Group/MRA/IofC in the UK are housed there as a 'special collection'. You can see a catalogue of some (not all) of what they are holding at this link, or directly as a PDF file.
For more information about the Library and how to gain access, visit the Library's website.
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Norwegian artist and writer talks about his friendships with Soviet dissidents.
How a form of travel and communication became one of the most popular sports in the world.
A treasure trove of stories, written by one of the best writers of the movement.
The first play written by Alan Thornhill, a ground-breaking venture
A short look at Frank Buchman's family and background.
'The greatest need of mankind today - socially and individually - is a true sense of direction.'
Abridgement of 'The God Who Speaks' in the words of the original author
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Oxford, UK