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.
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The conference was a demonstration that applied spiritual values can have real and practical results. Hope was born.
People say that they expected their leaders to give them guidance
Southern Africa leaders call for non-violent change and moral reformation among Black and White people
South Africa is stepping fearfully, hopefully into a new era after years of political dead-end and frustration.
'I'd like to see a newspaper with imagination enough to run a page a week of changed lives,' said Rev Sam Shoemaker.
Rev Sam M. Shoemaker invited his listeners, "with all my power," to attend the fellowship meetings of the Oxford Group.
'The need for spiritual awakening, lays a special obligation upon us at Calvary to share with others what has helped us.'
Are we turning the world upside down?
Africa has been assigned to China to communise.
PQ Vundla delivered a punchy address to members of the Progressive Party on disabilities and restrictions meted out to Africans.
"Ah, fear!" said the Cardinal. "That is the root of our problems here too."
An unpublished, one-page poem written by Henry Macnicol for Christmas 1950
Real stories giving hope that lives can change.
The Panchgani Centre, among other things, will help mould the youth of India for the task of leading Asia and the world.
British teacher, Joyce Kneale, believes communism is less of a world threat than selfishness, hate and prejudice.
Retired Vice-Admiral of the British Navy and former Communist leader addresses the People's Forum in Rialto theatre in Ottawa.
