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The Reverend Dr. Lloyd Alexander Lewis, agreed to be interviewed about his wife and about his service to the Episcopal Church. The date November 6, 2014 at the Bishop Payne Library and Virginia Theological Seminary.

This collection consists of the oral history interview with the first African American Bishop of the Diocese of Ohio, The Rt. Rev. Dr. Arthur B. Williams Jr., conducted in 2009. Williams’ interview covers his personal and familial life as a native of…

This collection consists of one oral history interview with the Rt. Rev. Nathan D. Baxter who was the Bishop of Central Pennsylvania at the time of the interview.

This collection consists of three oral history interviews with prominent Episcopal priest, the Rev. Dr. Harold T. Lewis, conducted in 2009, 2010, and 2013.

2003 transcript of national field secretary of The Episcopal Church’s Woman’s Auxiliary, Fannie Pitt (Gross) Jeffrey.

A 64-page transcription of two oral history interviews with the artist-historian Allan Rohan Crite, conducted on June 1, 1977 by Linda Chisholm for the Oral History Collection at Columbia University. Crite is well-known for his work in which he…

The Prologue of the Gospel of John previews the theological framework which guides readers through the book. This thesis identifies in the Prologue three paradoxes pertaining to Jesus’ identity, mission, and purpose and traces them through the…

The name of Andrew the Apostle appears thirteen times in the Gospels and Acts, and he is the generative character in four crucial episodes of Jesus’s ministry. But his role as an apostle is muted in the New Testament, in the Church, and in…