Clergy -- Correspondence.
Found in 32 Collections and/or Records:
Joseph Hardy Neesima letters to George R. Leavitt, 1874, 1879. : [manuscript]
Kenneth D. Beckwith papers, 1922-1966.
Kenneth Daggett Beckwith served Congregational churches in Vermont and Massachusetts before serving as Associate Minister for the Massachusetts Conference. This collection contains keepsakes and material from key points in Beckwith’s career and a ledger book of vital statistics of parishioners.
Kincaid Family papers, 1867-1913. : [manuscript]
Kingsbury Davis collection on John Dennison Kingsbury, 1878-2010.
Martyn, Sanford Smith Papers, 1871-1872. : [manuscript]
Massachusetts Conference Collection records, 1722-2012.
The Massachusetts Conference, United Church of Christ, began as a series of independent regional ministers’ associations. Originally these groups met to discuss matters of theology. This record group is comprised of collections that had been seprately organized and described within the Congregational Library & Archives and now is an intentional collection that fall under the umbrella of the Massachusetts Conference.
Minister's Club records, 1870-1976.
The Minister's Club, founded in 1870 was a club with a similar objective. A member later likened it to the English "Metaphysical Society" though it was more long lived. Meeting format consisted of read essays and discussion and the location of meetings were often hosted by members at their own residences. This collection contains meeting minutes, a historical sketch and various articles related to the Minister's Club.
Paul Jewett correspondence, 1834 August 14. : [manuscript]
Pittsfield, Mass. Pilgrim Memorial Church records, 1903-1910.
This collection contains reports, by-laws, church manuals, and correspondence. The date range corresponds to James Edgar Gregg's tenure as minister and the majority of the correspondence and reports were his.
Reuben A. Beard papers, 1873-1945.
Reuben Alview Beard served as a Congregational minister, with the Home Missions, and as president of Fargo College. The collection consists of clippings, brochures, photographs, programs, biographical information, and correspondence.