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This collection contains documents pertaining to Lincoln Freedom Abernethy of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Southwest Kansas Conference.

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This collection contains documents from the First United Methodist Church of Abilene, formerly known as the Methodist Episcopal Church of Abilene. The church is still active as of this writing (2018).

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This collection includes documents from the Ada United Methodist Church, Ada, Ottawa County, Kansas. The church is still active as of this writing (2018) and its pastor also serves the First UMC in Minneapolis, Kansas. EDIT: Ada United Methodist closed in 2019.

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This collection includes documents from the Admire United Methodist Church, Admire, Lyon County, Kansas.

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This collection includes documents from the Agenda United Methodist Church, Agenda, Kansas.

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This collection contains one photograph of Rev. Charles Atherton, who served the Methodist Episcopal Church during the latter half of the 1800s. Thirty-six of those years were in the Kansas Conference.

Scope and Contents The Bailey Family collection consists largely of materials curated by Fred and Ethel Bailey from their missionary trip to Mexico from 1907-1911. Documents found in the collection include sermons written by Fred and Charles, church documents pertaining to the Methodist and Catholic churches, correspondences from before, during, and after their stay in Mexico, and various personal papers. Books found within the collection are primarily about the Methodist church, but also include nonfiction...

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The single folder in this collection contains one piece of paper. It is a tranfer from the Kansas to the South Kansas Conference. There are also sound recordings associated with this collection, but their content is unknown.

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This series contains the handwritten correspondence and journals of Milton Mars Haun, a circuit preacher who came to Kansas in 1857. He served in the Kansas, South Kansas, and Southwest Kansas conferences and preached the first sermon in Newton, Kansas in a saloon. In total, Haun served 15 churches in Kansas and died in 1902.