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- Notes
- ↑ C. L. Johnson (Edited), Canadian Baptist Mission 125 year's Jubilee Celebrations of Baptist Churches in Northern Circars, Baptist Theological Seminary, Kakinada, 1999, p.34.
- 1 2 Link and Visitor, January 1959, p.35
- ↑ Recorder, Volume 68, Number 4, December 1962
- 1 2 1979 Baptist Yearbook, Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec, 1966, p.298.
- ↑ Billy Graham Center Archives, Records of the Campus-in-the-Woods - Collection 184.
- Further reading
- Susanne Powers (1963). "Dohnavur in Tidings" (PDF) (Third Quarter).
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