Papers of Reverend Roger Peaden

Letters and papers relating to Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), 1966-1972. Includes: material on independent Churches and Methodist Missions in Rhodesia; the Church, politics and the State; the Rhodesian Constitutional issue; correspondence with political detainees; circular letters of Epworth Theological College, 1972; African education and community agricultural projects; Young Women's Hostel, Salisbury; and the church's mission in Rhodesian towns.

Roger Peaden was a Methodist missionary and a superintendent at the Epworth Mission 12 kilometres outside the city centre of Harare, in Rhodesia. Epworth Mission had been established as a Methodist Mission Station in 1890. He was later a Methodist minister in Wolverhampton.

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Roger Peaden was a Methodist missionary and a superintendent at the Epworth Mission 12 kilometres outside the city centre of Harare, in Rhodesia. Epworth Mission had been established as a Methodist Mission Station in 1890. He was later a Methodist minister in Wolverhampton.

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