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
THERE ARE 1347 ITEMS AVAILABLE
'South Africa at the crossroads, trying to find peace within itself and harmony with the nations outside.'
World theatre group presents Moral Rearmament play about industry and home life impact
A vivid play on the clash in industry and family.
Geroge Daneel, finest loose forward in history.
While still at university Rev. George Daneel became interested in Moral Rearmament and its principles.
'The key to the future lies in the hands of those who give everything.' - Tennis player, Bunny Austin
"I have met Christians in South Africa, Black, White, Coloured who give God a chance to show a solution to difficult problems."
Mr and Mrs Pierre Spoerri meet cross-section of people on visit to South Africa.
Union leaders meet at Caux conference.
'When one gets to know the African leaders as people there is a real interest in South Africa', said Nico Ferreira.
Mr E.R. van Rensburg, General Secretary of Mineworker's Union of South Africa speaks at international conference in Switzerland.
South African visitors attending Moral Rearmament world assembly in Switzerland meet German officials
International conference in Kenya with South African delegates and notable international figures attending
"Moral Rearmament has provided unity above race, class and colour — one, platform on which all can meet," said Marie van Selm.
Gandhi grandson discusses South Africa's potential for racial cooperation and progress
South Africa struggles with Black bitterness and White fear following Soweto shootings
Australian activist inspired by South African experience at international healing conference
International Moral Re-Armament conference in Pretoria.
Sadie Patterson was a recipient of five international awards for her peace efforts.
'You can't have peace unless you take the people with you,' said Saidie Patterson.
