200 Years of the Christian Brethren (Give or Take)
A Guest Post by Dr Tim Grass
A Guest Post by Dr Tim Grass
By Prof Jean DeBernardi (Professor Emerita of Anthropology at the University of Alberta)
MA student Alex Tunstall shares her reflections on cataloguing the Echoes of Service correspondence files
By Prof Crawford Gribben
Conserving a photograph album in the recently catalogued Grace Grattan Guinness Papers
Work experience student, Ben Hebbron, writes about the Waorani community in Ecuador, South America and their interactions with evangelical mission workers.
Signs of the Times
Maps and charts of history and prophecy
Histories of Care – Collections Encounter and Public Roundtable, reflecting on the social care and experience of children throughout history
Christian Brethren Archive volunteer, Olivia Spencer writes: This series of blogs celebrates the lives of some of the Brethren womenContinue Reading
Dr Sam Hyde describes the incredible wealth of periodicals in the Christian Brethren Archive










