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'''Charlotte Swenson Memorial Bible Training School''' (CSMBTS) was started on 8 July 1926<ref> | '''Charlotte Swenson Memorial Bible Training School''' (CSMBTS) was started on 8 July 1926<ref>B. V. Subbamma (Ed.), History of Charlotte Swenson Memorial Bible Training School, Rajahmundry, 1961.</ref> in [[Rajahmundry]], a town in Andhra Pradesh, India. | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
Blenda Charlotte Swenson<ref>[http://books.google.co.in/books?id=qdxLAAAAMAAJ&q=blenda+charlotte+swenson&dq=blenda+charlotte+swenson&pgis=1 Oscar Nils Olson, The Augustana Lutheran Church in America, 1950]</ref> a graduate of [[Bethany College (Lindsborg, Kansas)]] was deputed by the Lutheran Mission Board to go out to India as a Zenana Sister. During her work in India at Rajahmundry, she envisioned the establishment of a Bible Training School for Christian women where they would be prepared as teachers of the Bible in Hindu homes<ref> | Blenda Charlotte Swenson<ref>[http://books.google.co.in/books?id=qdxLAAAAMAAJ&q=blenda+charlotte+swenson&dq=blenda+charlotte+swenson&pgis=1 Oscar Nils Olson, The Augustana Lutheran Church in America, 1950]</ref> a graduate of [[Bethany College (Lindsborg, Kansas)]] was deputed by the Lutheran Mission Board to go out to India as a Zenana Sister. During her work in India at Rajahmundry, she envisioned the establishment of a Bible Training School for Christian women where they would be prepared as teachers of the Bible in Hindu homes<ref>B. V. Subbamma, ''[[op. cit.]]''</ref>. | ||
==Administration== | ==Administration== | ||
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* 1951-1955 Maida Meissner | * 1951-1955 Maida Meissner | ||
* 1955-1959 Ethel Dentzer | * 1955-1959 Ethel Dentzer | ||
* 1959-1985 | * 1959-1985 B. V. Subbamma | ||
* 1985- B. Subhashini | * 1985- B. Subhashini | ||
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{{succession box | before=Rev. Dr | {{succession box | before=Rev. Dr B. V. Subbamma| title=Principalship of CSMBTS | ||
Rev. B. Subhashini| years=1985-''Incumbent''|after=''Incumbent''}} | Rev. B. Subhashini| years=1985-''Incumbent''|after=''Incumbent''}} | ||
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Revision as of 20:14, 27 February 2011
Template:Infobox University Charlotte Swenson Memorial Bible Training School (CSMBTS) was started on 8 July 1926[1] in Rajahmundry, a town in Andhra Pradesh, India.
Background
Blenda Charlotte Swenson[2] a graduate of Bethany College (Lindsborg, Kansas) was deputed by the Lutheran Mission Board to go out to India as a Zenana Sister. During her work in India at Rajahmundry, she envisioned the establishment of a Bible Training School for Christian women where they would be prepared as teachers of the Bible in Hindu homes[3].
Administration
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The present Principal of this School is Rev. B. Subhashini.
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- Notes
- ↑ B. V. Subbamma (Ed.), History of Charlotte Swenson Memorial Bible Training School, Rajahmundry, 1961.
- ↑ Oscar Nils Olson, The Augustana Lutheran Church in America, 1950
- ↑ B. V. Subbamma, op. cit.
- Further reading
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| Preceded by Rev. Dr B. V. Subbamma |
Principalship of CSMBTS
Rev. B. Subhashini |
Succeeded by Incumbent |