Clergy

Abstract Bishop James Mote shares the history of St. Mary's Anglican Catholic Church, which moved to the University Park area of Denver, Colorado in the 1930s. St. Mary's Church withdrew from the Episcopal Church on November 28, 1976 under his direction and joined other parishes in the Diocese of the Holy Trinity, which later became known as the Anglican Catholic Church. Bishop Mote also comments on the expansion of Denver's city limits to the south and to the east since his arrival in 1951, and...

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Program for the University of Denver (DU) Baccalaureate service, Tabor Opera House, Denver Colorado, 11 a.m., June 15th 1884. Sermon by the Right Rev. Bishop Warren, DU Trustee and later co-founder of the Iliff School of Theology.

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The Correspondence series contains letters written to Spencer in his capacity as editor of the Central Christian Advocate by Bishops, Ministers and others from the Methodist and Protestant communities.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The Correspondence series contains letters written to Spencer in his capacity as editor of the Central Christian Advocate by Bishops, Ministers and others from the Methodist and Protestant communities.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The Correspondence series contains letters written to Spencer in his capacity as editor of the Central Christian Advocate by Bishops, Ministers and others from the Methodist and Protestant communities.

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Dr. Richard Vickery, senior pastor at the University Park United Methodist Church, discusses the University Park area of Denver, Colorado including the changing demographics of the neighborhood and the University of Denver. Vickery also gives a brief history of the University Park United Methodist Church and talks about the community groups that meet at the church, including bridge clubs, Al-Anon and Big Brothers.

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Program for the University of Denver (DU) commencement ceremony, June 18, 1884, 8 p.m., First Baptist Church, Denver, Colorado. University address by the Rev. Gilbert de la Matyr, graduate's oration by John Hipp, the first student to complete a degree at DU, and sole graduate for the year.