Worship[remove]7
Advertisements4
Cartoons (humorous images)1
Images of mainline Protestant children and families in the U.S.[remove]7
Duke University Divinity School Library[remove]7
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Washington Crossed Here
Leutze, Emanuel, painter and Miller, George P., photographer
Duke University Divinity School Library
Photograph depicting a worship service, in which a painting of Washington crossing the Delaware is prominently displayed. A large number of the congregants are Boy Scouts. 1960. JPG file (213 KB)
Hour is Near
Cartoon depicting a male pastor holding an offering plate, looking out over a map depicting the world filled with "the material and spiritual needy." Caption indicates that the cartoon is in reference to the One Great Hour of Sharing offering, to be held March 12, 1950. 1950. JPG file (323 KB)
Family at Church
Devaney, A. and Humphreys, Paul, author
Photograph accompanying an article on family church-attendance. Depicts four people attending a worship service: a young couple with their preschool-aged daughter, and an older woman behind them. 1951. JPG file (245 KB)
Devotions Meet Human Needs
Advertisement for The Upper Room devotional guides. Depicts a family in silhouette, praying toward a cross. 1963. JPG file (112 KB)
Car of Quiet Substance
Studebaker Corporation
Advertisement for the Studebaker Cruiser. Depicts a family of three getting into the car, in front of a small white church. 1963. JPG file (223 KB)
Build a stronger, richer life: worship together
Advertising Council of the Methodist Church
Photograph of a poster promoting family worship. Includes caption: Throughout November this poster is directing nationwide attention to religion--part of the Advertising Council's eighth annual Religion in American Life Program. 1956. JPG file (209 KB)
Black-eyed Angel
Yandt-Shostal, E. M.
Advertisement soliciting submissions for a photographic essay on the Christian Family. Depicts a children's choir, with one member sporting a prominent (fake) black eye. 1957. JPG file (236 KB)