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Creator: Fankhauser, Jerry, author and Barry, Al Contributing Institution: Duke University Divinity School Library Description: Illustration accompanying an article on the respective roles of men and women in the Bible. Depicts a pipe-cleaner doll ironing, in front of a large caption: Equal but different. 1967. JPG file (193 KB) -
Creator: Mace, Ed Stowell, author and Devaney, A. Contributing Institution: Duke University Divinity School Library Description: Photograph accompanying an article on prioritizing religious instruction in the home. Depicts a mother and son hugging in the kitchen. Includes caption: How can we explain "God is love," unless we create an atmosphere of love in the home? 1952. JPG file (186 KB) -
Creator: Mace, Ed Stowell, author and Baillie, Stuart Contributing Institution: Duke University Divinity School Library Description: Photograph accompanying an article on prioritizing religious instruction in the home. Depicts a girl reading the Bible, with other Bible study tools nearby. Includes caption: Preparing her church school lesson. To build a good Christian home, have some of the tools available--the Bible, a Bibl... -
Creator: Mace, Ed Stowell, author and Gendreau, Philip Contributing Institution: Duke University Divinity School Library Description: Photograph accompanying an article on prioritizing religious instruction in the home. Depicts one boy standing in front of a wall with measurements on it, while another boy measures his height. Includes caption: How many inches long is the baby? How tall is Junior? We are always measuring the... -
Images of mainline Protestant children and families in the U.S.
User CollectionCreator: Hall, Amy Laura, compiler and Keck, Andrew, compiler Contributing Institution: Duke University Divinity School Library Description: On the first page of "Growing Up Protestant: Parents, Children, and Mainline Churches," Margaret Lamberts Bendroth sums up the problem of studying mainline Protestant culture in this way: "They are hardly an exotic group . . . Mainline Protestants are, in many ways, the neutral backing to the eth...