Washington: United Methodist Church, 1978. 47p., 5.25x8.25 inches, illustrations, lightly-worn otherwise very good first edition booklet in stapled brown pictorial wraps. The major article is a 31p. forum on the Hispanic church in Methodism. More about e/sa: engage/social action vol. 6, no. 6, June 1978

Cat.No: 19969

Cawnpore, India: the Hostel, 1910. 7x13 inch sheet of thin cloth with text printed on it in black; sewn around the edges to a sheet of thin card. Message from "The boys of the M.E. Mission Boarding Hostel" expresses sorrow upon Calkins' departure for a furlough back in the US. More about Farewell Address to the Rev. H.R. Calkins MA, BD, Supdt. M.E. Mission Boarding Hostel

Cat.No: 183236

New York: Motive Magazine, 1942. Magazine. 50p., staplebound magazine, mild handling wear. Cover art by George New, depicting a Black man's head over a cross with broken chains, is titled "My people free." Motive was a publication of the Methodist student movement. This issue includes Robert A. Davis' "Nationality -... More about Motive. Vol. 2 no. 6 (February 1942

Cat.No: 233090

Berkeley: Pacific and Asian American Center for Theology and Strategies (PACTS), 1981. 71p., staplebound wraps, 8.5x11 inches. Cover gives date as 1980, but a slip laid in corrects this typo. More about Pacific and Asian Americans: emerging models for ministry

Cat.No: 204827

Indianapolis: Jones Tabernacle A. M. E. Zion Church, 1964. [12p.] 6x9.25 inches, financial reports, list of deceased ministers for the quadrennium, very good in original stapled wraps with signature of Rev. James F. Gray presiding elder of the Mission Conference at Kansas City. The Indianapolis church was part of the... More about Quadrennial Report of the Secretary-Treasurer of the church extension department of the African...

Cat.No: 130334

Nashville: Abington Press, 2001. 111p., bilingual text, gift inscription on both title page and r.e.p., wraps. By a Methodist minister. More about Devotions for Korean-American families

Cat.No: 88597

Washington DC: General Commission on Religion and Race, 1990. viii, 94 p., very good in staplebound wraps. Laid in is a brochure from the project. More about Breaking down walls, building bridges: Education against racism. A documentation of a pilot...

Cat.No: 204835

no place: Self-published by the author, 1983. Pamphlet. 55p., 5.5x8.5 inches, author photo, short story and two poems, personal inscription signed by the author; splash-stains to front cover (especially) and inside, and to back cover, otherwise good first edition booklet in stapled tan printed wraps. The African American Pastor's inspiration... More about A vision of love

Cat.No: 207000

no city, NC: Self-published by the author, circa 2004. Spiral_bound. Unpaginated, about fifty pages, illustrated with poorly-reproduced snapshot photography, a copy-shop production with photo-decorated cover sheets and a black comb spine. Item has a little edgewear, a small dog-ear within, a clean sound copy with no ownership or any other... More about Always an Island Boy

Cat.No: 226795

Oakland: The Church, 1998. Hardcover. 35p., 21p., 15p., (various paginations for sections) 8.25x10.25 inches, church history with b&w photos, color photos of present-day members and leaders, names and addresses of members at rear, very good in white pictorial buckram cloth boards. More about The Downs Memorial Family Album 1998 (cover title: 50th Anniversary Downs Memorial United...

Cat.No: 175162

New York: [Fellowship of Reconciliation], [1946]. 8.5x11 inch leaflet, minor toning and edgewear, reproduced from typescript. To protest the introduction of legislation for permanent peacetime conscription, the co-signers of the statement (twenty names listed) "propose to break with conscription now. In January we shall get rid of our draft credentials... More about Leaflet opposing conscription and announcing a pledge to destroy draft cards

Cat.No: 209544

no place: Self-Published, 1987. 352p., foreword, preface, addendum, notes; illustrated with photos, very good first edition in original wraps. Signed by the author and her subject, her husband, an Asian-American Methodist minister from Oakland and Berkeley. More about Growing up in Chinatown . . . the life and work of Edwar Lee

Cat.No: 113973