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
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An opportunity at conference to find common ground on which South Africans can meet in better mutual understanding.
Moral Re-Armament group in the Belgian Congo, now known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
According to the Liberal press, the movement acknowledges no colour line and believes in equal opportunity for everyone.
'There is a greater feeling of comradeship in my office between the staff and myself,' said Councillor H. Cunningham, Sheffield.
Bremer Hofmeyr devoted his life to fostering relationships between different groups, initiating inter-racial assemblies.
The South African Broadcasting Corporation reported: 'Moral Re-Armament is to launch biggest ideological offensive in Africa'
The future of South Africa depends on the extent to which black and white can trust each other.
Poisoned uniforms - and sordid treachery
'I feel very strongly that Black and White in Rhodesia can sit together under the guidance of God,' said Rev Arthur Kanodereka.
'We Africans are choosing MRA because it is out to put right what is wrong by changing human nature," said former Mau Mau leader
Reception of Overseas Delegates to Moral Re-Armament Assembly, Senate of United States of America
A forum hosted by MRA Intiatives of Change, Agenda for Reconciliation, Hope in the Cities and The Faith and Politics Institute
His dream was a non-racial, classless society.
Conrad Hunte world famous cricketer and Moral Re-Armament movement leader
Conrad Hunte was knighted by the Barbados government for his contribution to cricket.
World-famous West Indian cricketer Conrad Hunte visiting South Africa for sports banquet
In every broken relationship it is the injured party who must take the first step to rebuild the bridges.
Bridging the gap between the races.
Nancy Brereton gave her farm, dedicating it to teaching races how to play a part in creating a just, united and caring society.
The Indian people have played no small part in the building of South Africa together with other racial groups.
