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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First rate professional show by entirely anonymous cast.
Major Stephen Foot takes the part of the employer in labour-management play.
An industrial drama staged in Cape Town
Children's Bible story
"It is the most remarkable thing now happening in religion," says the 'Christian World'. Editorial in 'Methodist Churchman'.
The inner workings of the Oxford Group.
Knights, clerks, students, bishops, journalists, teachers, clergyman, together sharing a common experience.
'Like all movements of the Spirit it is faced by misrepresentation and scorn.'
Tomorrow a healed South Africa will help to heal the world.
The Oxford Group is capturing the lost radiance of the Christian religion.
Solve the problems of man and the solving of other problems will follow, said Dr Elliott Gabellah, African National Council.
Poems through over 50 years, from personal to post World War II
A compilation of stories of various people involved in industry in India
Two ideas have come to a violent clash on this continent.
The "Dictator's Slippers" is a Moral Rearmament play which revolves around a conference of world power delegates.
In appreciation of my friend Dr. Douglas, familiarly known to us in South Africa as R. B. D.
"The South African Adventure - A Miracle Working God Abroad"
A wide cross section of society, including many clergy, attend Oxford Group meeting in Central Hall, Westminster.
