Alaska Mission Records
The Presbyterian Historical Society is the national archives of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Located in Philadelphia, the Society serves the denomination as well as scholars and the general public. Holdings include official records of the PC(USA) and some predecessor denominations, personal papers, books, serials, and artifacts that document the history of the Presbyterian and Reformed tradition in America. The collection includes resources for studying missionary work in the United States, Asia, Africa, and Latin America; and ecumenical organizations such as the American Sunday School Union and the National Council of the Churches of Christ.
Alaska Mission Records, Series IX: Newsletters and Pamphlets, Woman’s Board of Home MIssions, Pamphlets and Leaflets, re Sheldon Jackson School 1912, 1915, n.d.
Alaska Mission Records, Series IX: Newsletters and Pamphlets, Woman’s Board of Home MIssions, Pamphlets re Sitka Training School, 1901-1909, n.d.
Alaska Mission Records, Series IX: Newsletters and Pamphlets, Woman’s Board of Home MIssions, Pamphlets, 1895, 1898, 1899, 1901, 1905, 1911, 1912, n.d.
Alaska Mission Records, Series IX: Newsletters and Pamphlets, Woman’s Executive Committee, Circular Letter re Sitka Memorial Hospital for the Christian Endeavor of California, 1895
Alaska Mission Records, Series IX: Newsletters and Pamphlets, Woman’s Executive Committee, Leaflets and Pamphlets, [1882], 1894, 1895, 1901
Alaska Mission Records, Series V: Subject Files, “A Strategy Survey of Presbyterianism in Alaska,” Everett L. Perry, Preliminary Report, 1958
Alaska Mission Records, Series V: Subject Files, “Alaska Field,” Report: History, Status, Needs, ca. 1953
Alaska Mission Records, Series V: Subject Files, “Fulfilling Our Mission,” by J. Earl Jackman: Article for Concern, 1957
Alaska Mission Records, Series V: Subject Files, “Indians of Southeastern Alaska,” by Viola E. Garfield; Statistics of Indian Churches in Alaska Presbytery, 1963
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