Fonds F3017 - John Thomas Stephens fonds

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John Thomas Stephens fonds

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CA ON00340 F3017

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  • 1936-1948 (Creation)
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    Stephens, John Thomas, 1883-1957

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1 album (115 photographs)

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(1883-1957)

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Rev. Dr. John Thomas Stephens (1883-1957) was a minister with the Methodist Church (Canada), then the United Church of Canada) who spent most of his career working with home missions. After union, he worked in Saskatchewan: Biggar (1925), Calder (Ukrainian, 1926-1930), Regina (Settlement House, 1931-1933), and Alberta: Edmonton (All Peoples Mission, 1934-1951), he was retired ministry in Edmonton (1952), North Burnaby (1953-1955), and White Rock (1956-1957). He was one of the organizational leaders of All People's Mission in Edmonton, and was involved with the opening of the Bissell Institute. He died in August, 1957.

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Material forms a part of the General Council program of The United Church of Canada Archives.

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Fonds consists of a photograph album, containing images primarily relating to the opening of the T.E. Bissell Memorial Institute [formerly All Peoples Mission, now called Bissell Centre] and events at Bissell Memorial Churches in Saskatchewan and Alberta.

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      1986.365C

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