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Title: Egla Lopez Montero Collection
Dates: 1958-2000
Collection Number: CFT00170
Creator/Collector:
Montero, Egla Lopez
Extent: 6 Boxes, 3.51 linear feet
Repository:
Fuller Theological Seminary-David Allan Hubbard Library Archives
Pasadena, California 91182
Abstract: Egla Lopez Montero (b. Oct 17, 1943 – d. Jan 6, 2000) worked as a member of the Latin American Apostolic movement as a missionary
to Panama for eleven years and later within her local churches in the southwest United States. Hightlights in her service
work include: serving at Sector, District, and National levels for the Dorcas Department; orchestrating the children’s puppet
ministry; participating as a conference speaker in ladies camps, retreats, and gatherings; and organizing the 'Y La Hizo Otra’
conference. The Egla Lopez Montero Collection consists of papers and materials from her ministry work. The collection is organized
into 6 boxes. Dates range from 1943-2000.
Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian
Supervised use only. Scholarly use within parameters of copyright law.
All rights reserved.
[Identification of item]. Egla Lopez Montero Collection. Collection Number: CFT00170. Fuller Theological Seminary-David Allan
Hubbard Library Archives
Acquired in 2010.
Biography/Administrative History
Egla Lopez Montero (b. Oct 17, 1943 – d. Jan 6, 2000) worked as a member of the Latin American Apostolic movement as a missionary
to Panama for eleven years and later within her local churches in the southwest United States. Hightlights in her service
work include: serving at Sector, District, and National levels for the Dorcas Department; orchestrating the children’s puppet
ministry; participating as a conference speaker in ladies camps, retreats, and gatherings; and organizing the 'Y La Hizo Otra’
conference.
Scope and Content of Collection
The Egla Lopez Montero Collection mainly consists of handmade ministry teaching materials. Subjects directly relate to women,
parenting, marriage, and children’s ministries. Montero created most of the materials for use in regional and national conferences;
original drafts are scattered throughout the collection. The collection also contains materials Montero kept while she attended
Los Angeles County Office of Education conferences as the secretary for the Los Nietos School District. The bulk of the collection
is from the 1990s.
Women missionaries
Pentecostalism
Panama
Latin America