Box 2
Contains 47 Results:
Articles about Robert Wood, 1962-1996
This sub-series includes information, published and unpublished, written about Robert Wood. This includes a partial manuscript of his biography by Steven Law.
Articles about Wood, 1997-2018
This sub-series includes information, published and unpublished, written about Robert Wood. This includes a partial manuscript of his biography by Steven Law.
Articles in LGBTQ periodicals, 1956-May 1964
This sub-series contains content created by Robert Wood, including articles, essays, sermons and histories.
Editorials and essays by Wood, 1947, 1965-1999
This sub-series contains content created by Robert Wood, including articles, essays, sermons and histories.
Editorials and essays by Wood, 2000-2013
This sub-series contains content created by Robert Wood, including articles, essays, sermons and histories.
Speeches, 1952-1974, 2004
This sub-series contains content created by Robert Wood, including articles, essays, sermons and histories.
Reviews of Christ and the Homosexual, 1960-1964
This sub-series includes information, published and unpublished, written about Robert Wood. This includes a partial manuscript of his biography by Steven Law.
Correspondences on Christ and the Homosexual, 1960-1968, 1981
This sub-series includes information, published and unpublished, written about Robert Wood. This includes a partial manuscript of his biography by Steven Law.
Ed Egan's "The Problem of the Protestant Homosexual", October 18, 1957
This series is comprised of published and unpublished material collected, not written, by Robert Wood on the topic of homosexuality and the civil rights struggle surrounding that group. Also included in this series are the writings of Ed Egan, Wood's longtime friend.
Ed Egan: "Homosexuality and Ethical Responsibility" drafts, 1966
This series is comprised of published and unpublished material collected, not written, by Robert Wood on the topic of homosexuality and the civil rights struggle surrounding that group. Also included in this series are the writings of Ed Egan, Wood's longtime friend.