| Description | Papers relating to the work of the Interchange of Students Committee in its arrangements for Anglican students to study abroad and for foreign students to study in Britain, including: list of British students 1935-38 (f.1); correspondence about students with Revd. C.B. Moss (ff.2, 9-10), Philip Usher (ff.4-5), Nicolas Zernov (ff.6, 11), Eric Mascall (ff.7-8), Victor Sheadburn CR (f.9), Bishop D. Heckel (ff.28-29, 32-33); memorandum of a meeting between representatives of the Committee and of the Fellowship of St. Alban and St. Sergius (f.8); correspondence between Moss and B.K. Cunningham about arrangements for J.G.T. Sheringham to study in Germany, 1937 (ff.12-14); notes by Philip Usher on the Interchange of Students in relation to the proposed Staff College, 1938 (ff.15-16); report on Interchange of Students (ff.17-18); list of foreign students (ff.19-20); comments on students' reports by Dr. Oscar Hardman (ff.21-23); Students' Appeal Fund leaflets (ff.24-26); correspondence with the Revd. G.D. Kilpatrick, April 1939, about the possibility of studying in Germany (ff.31, 34); memorandum to the British Council from Canon Douglas about the exchange of students and request for financial help (ff.35-43); letter from Arthur Headlam, Bishop of Gloucester, to Cosmo Lang, Archbishop of Canterbury about the award of certificates to foreign students, with discussion and list of students (ff.44-53); correspondence between Dr. Leonard Hodgson and Canon Douglas about the appointment of a special commission to deal with the interchange of students and post-war preparations (ff.54, 65-67); recommendation of the Revd. John Findlow by Nicolas Zernov (f.55); correspondence between Herbert Waddams and Archbishop William Temple on the Committee on the Reconstruction of Christian Institutions in Europe (ff.61-64, 68-69); correspondence between Bishop Headlam, Canon Douglas, Ronald Williams and Canon Waddams about the Dean & Chapter of Durham Cathedral's grant for foreign clergy to study at Durham (ff.72-74, 79-80); correspondence between Bishop George Bell, Canon Waddams, Professor Vellas, the Revd. Edward Every, the Revd. John Findlow and Professor Alivastos about Greek theological students (ff.75-77, 93, 99, 101, 113-114); correspondence with, and about, the Church Assembly Commission for Christian Reconstruction in Europe (ff.81-89, 97-98, 119-120); correspondence with Aleksi Lehtonen, Archbishop of Finland, about placing students (ff.90-92); correspondence with Llewellyn Gwynne, Bishop in Egypt, about Coptic students (ff.94-96, 100); correspondence with, and about Michael Dobbyn's student placement in Zurich (ff.102, 105-112,121-122); draft letter about the work of the Interchange of Students Committee sent to leaders of foreign churches (ff.115-118); memoranda on the future policy of the Interchange of Students Committee by Dr. G.L. Prestige and letter to Dr. Leonard Hodgson (ff.123-129). |