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Descriptive Summary
Title: Barbara Lewis Collection
Dates: 1947-2007
Collection Number: CFT00040
Creator/Collector:
Extent: 27 Boxes, 11.17 linear feet
Repository:
Fuller Theological Seminary-David Allan Hubbard Library Archives
Pasadena, California 91182
Abstract: The Barbara Lewis collection is filled with research and letters particularly focused on people groups within Pakistan, Afghanistan,
and the Middle East. Specific topics include Afghanistan refugees, health care, social contexts, and women. Research materials
were utilized Lewis’ private study and for her dissertation research at Fuller Seminary courses. Formats include magazine
articles and book chapters. Dates range from 1947-2007. Content is written mainly in the English language.
Language of Material: English
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Supervised use only. Certain files are subject to restricted access. Restrictions include not posting online or making copies
in either physical or digital formats.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item]. Barbara Lewis Collection. Collection Number: CFT00040. Fuller Theological Seminary-David Allan Hubbard
Library Archives
Biography/Administrative History
Barbara A. Lewis(b. August 14, 1927)was a Fuller Seminary alumni. She attended the University of Pennsylvania (B.A., 1949)
and Biblical Seminary (M.R.E., 1954). At Fuller Seminary, Dr. Lewis earned an M.A. in Missiology (1984) and worked toward
her doctorate. During her career and studies, Ms. Lewis accumulated a significant collection of print material (72 titles)
from or about China, Afghanistan, Pakistan, the Arab world and Islam.
Scope and Content of Collection
The Barbara Lewis collection is filled with research and letters particularly focused on people groups within Pakistan, Afghanistan,
and the Middle East. Specific topics include Afghanistan refugees, health care, social contexts, and women. Research materials
were utilized Lewis’ private study and for her dissertation research at Fuller Seminary courses. Formats include magazine
articles and book chapters. Dates range from 1947-2007. Content is written mainly in the English language.
