Claiming Our Legacy

 

Preserving the Pentecostal Heritage for the 21st Century

A Workshop for Pentecostal Archivists, Historians and Record Keepers

May 29, 2001    8:30 am to 3:00 pm

Angelus Temple Foursquare Church,* Los Angeles, California

Topics:
What Records to Keep
Dealing with Donors
Legal Issues
Arrangement
Storage
Preservation
Tour of the latest Pentecostal Archives facilities

Schedule for Archives Seminar!

Workshop Participants:
Local Church Archivists and Historians
National/State/Conference Archivists and Historians
Denominational Archivists and Historians
College Archivists and Historians

Workshop Sponsors:
 Flower Pentecostal Heritage Center
Hal Bernard Dixon Jr. Pentecostal Research Center
International Pentecostal Holiness Church Archives and Research Center 
DuPlessis Archive, Fuller Theological Seminary
Holy Spirit Research Center
, Oral Roberts University
Elim Library, Regents Theological Seminary, UK
Swedish Pentecostal Research & Information Center, Kaggeholm School
Asia Pacific Research Center, Asia Pacific Theological Seminary, Philippines
Dr. Mark Hutchinson, Southern Cross College, Australia
Steve Zeleny, International Church of the Foursquare Gospel
Peter J.H. DeWitt
, Apostolic Faith Mission, South Africa
Geir Lie, Norsk Katismatisk Bibliotek og Arkiv, Norway
Dr. Everett Wilson, Latin America


Asian Pentecostal Society - May 28
Azusa St. Tours - May 28, May 29, May 31
Stay for the Centennial Celebration of the Pentecostal World Conference, May 29-31, 2001
Special tracks on Pentecostal History and Theology

The $25 workshop fee for the archives seminar includes notebook and preservation resources and samples. A hot lunch will be available for an additional $8.00 per person.

For more information contact:
IPHC Archives and Research Center
PO Box 12609
Oklahoma City, OK 73157
(405) 787-7110

The archives seminar will be held May 29 at Angelus Temple in downtown Los Angelus. The sessions will begin at 9:00 AM and end at 4:00 PM that afternoon. This will permit time to tour Angelus Temple and still arrive on time for the evening PWC service.

Directions: The Foursquare Headquarters building and Angelus Temple are 2 miles north of downtown Los Angeles.

Coming from the north on I5 or from the east on the 210 freeway - take the 2 freeway south until it empties onto Glendale Blvd. Continue for 1 mile until you see the 10 story building ahead of you. This is the Foursquare Headquarters building. Continue on Glendale Blvd. just past this building. Turn right into the parking lot immediately past Park Ave.

Coming from the airport or other directions - Drive toward downtown Los Angeles and get on the 101 freeway going north. Take the Echo Park Ave. exit and continue straight after the stop sign onto Echo Park Ave. Turn left at the next intersection which will be Park Ave. Turn left onto Glendale Ave. and immediately turn right into the parking lot.

Walk up Park Ave. turning right at Sunset Blvd. to reach the entrance of the building. A Cal-Fed bank is on the first floor. Our group will be meeting on the 3rd floor.

The 19th PWC is significant because it will celebrate the pentecostal centennial. In recognition of this milestone, special sessions will be held on pentecostal history during the conference. In addition, there will be three days of special tours that will focus on Azusa St. and other major sites in the area. Space is limited for the tours, so register early for one of these special tours led by Dr. Cecil M. Robeck, Jr.

The PWC brochure provides space for one to register for the archives seminar. The registration fee is $25. Most of the same information is now provided on the PWC web where one was able to register online. For general questions about the PWC schedule [incomplete] and housing, please visit the official web: www.pentecostalworldconf.org

May 28, 2001 Third annual meeting of Asian Pentecostal Society and the 10th annual meeting of the Theological Conference on the Holy Spirit will sponsor A Conference for the Non-Western Pentecostal Movement in Anaheim, California. Partners in the event include Asian Theological Society, Bethesda University, International Theological Institute (Seoul, Korea), Korean Pentecostal Society, National Forum of Pentecostal Theologians (India), South African Pentecostal Forum, and Yoido Full Gospel Church (Seoul, Korea.) Contact Dr. Young-hoon Lee, Bethesda Christian University, for more information. Area coordinators are: Asia - Dr. Paulson Pulikottil; Latin America - Dr. Miguel Alvarez; Africa - Dr. Matthew Clark; At Large - Dr. Wonsuk Ma.

 

Harold D. Hunter, Ph.D.
Director
IPHC Archives & Research Center

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Last revised: May 27, 2005