Discipleship
Found in 51 Collections and/or Records:
W. D. Alton: Binder 23, notes on disciplehood, undated
This collection consists of books and teaching materials from his leadership and educational ministry in Latin America with Church of God World Missions.
W. D. Alton: Binder 23, principles of discipleship, undated
This collection consists of books and teaching materials from his leadership and educational ministry in Latin America with Church of God World Missions.
W. D. Alton: Binder 23, purity in discipleship, undated
This collection consists of books and teaching materials from his leadership and educational ministry in Latin America with Church of God World Missions.
W. D. Alton: Binder 23, self and self-denial, undated
This collection consists of books and teaching materials from his leadership and educational ministry in Latin America with Church of God World Missions.
W. D. Alton: Binder 23, the cross of christ, undated
This collection consists of books and teaching materials from his leadership and educational ministry in Latin America with Church of God World Missions.
W. D. Alton: Binder 32, 1990
This collection consists of books and teaching materials from his leadership and educational ministry in Latin America with Church of God World Missions.
W. D. Alton: Binder 32, being a jesus disciple, undated
This collection consists of books and teaching materials from his leadership and educational ministry in Latin America with Church of God World Missions.
W. D. Alton: Binder 32, the challenge, undated
This collection consists of books and teaching materials from his leadership and educational ministry in Latin America with Church of God World Missions.
W. D. Alton: discipleship, 2002–2003
This collection consists of books and teaching materials from his leadership and educational ministry in Latin America with Church of God World Missions.
Words From Our Elders: Stories of Faith, 2004
While many unpublished manuscripts naturally find their home in individual, family, or institutional collections, there are other manuscripts in our holdings which do not have such a home. This accruing collection brings intellectual cohesion to those manuscripts that broadly fit our holdings but are not included in other collections because each one might be the only item we have related to a person or a variety of other reasons.