The Edith Cold Project
Professor and Chair of the Department of Religious Studies, Michigan State University. Edith Cold's Grandniece.
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Doctrine: “Somehow that seems to be a matter that has escaped my notice.”
Doctrine
“Somehow that seems to be a matter that has escaped my notice”
Candidates seeking missionary service through the ABCFM, were required to include a doctrinal statement in their application materials. The statement was written in a...
“A Slight Flaw in Her Health”
A week after meeting Edith Cold in September 1910, Virginia A. Billings of Willoughby, Ohio, wrote an urgent and alarmist letter to Miss M. D. Wingate, the Home Secretary of the Women’s Board of Missions of the Interior, urging her to meet...
Edith’s Life Sketch
Volume that holds Edith’s candidate file in Houghton Library, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
Two weeks ago, I made my second trip to Houghton Library at Harvard University and read through Edith’s ABCFM missionary candidate’s file. It...
Missionary Candidate 1910
When Edith Cold applied to the American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions (ABCFM) to serve as a missionary she sent her over 30-page application materials to the Home Secretary at its central office in Boston, Massachusetts. When t...
Archives and Timeline
When I began the Edith Cold Project last fall, I quickly realized that I had two big logistical problems. The first and most pressing was to figure which archives held her letters, reports, photos, etc. I included family holdings in this lo...
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This is a public journal tracking my research on Edith Harkensee Cold (1879-1980). I am Professor of Religion and American Culture in the Department of Religious Studies, Michigan State University. I am also Edith Cold's Grandniece.
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