About the Project
The Religion in Kansas Project is an open access digital archive that creates and curates online collections of oral histories, digitized ephemera, and digital exhibitions relating to religious experience and diversity in Kansas. Read more...
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Camille Eichorn Oral History
Oral history interview with Camille Eichorn conducted by Renee Cyr on July 11, 2019 at Wheatfields Bakery in Lawrence. Camille is currently a solitary…
Featured Collection
Religion: The Journal of the Kansas School of Religion
A journal published from 1963 through 1995 by the Kansas School of Religion.
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The Roots of Pentecostalism in Kansas
Kansas, and especially the capital city of Topeka, provided excellent circumstances for the shaping of new expressions of Christianity at...
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Early Baha'is of Enterprise
Account of the early Baha'is of Enterprise, Kansas by Duane L. Herrmann. Originally published to commemorate the centennial of the Baha'i community of…
Turbulent Prairie: Politics, the Press, and the Baha'i Faith in Kansas, 1897
Journal article by Duane L. Herrmann about Kansas newspaper coverage of the Baha'i faith in the late 19th century.
Houses as Perfect as Is Possible
Article by Duane L. Herrmann on the architecture of Baha'i houses of worship.