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Biographical Sketch: Preceded by Monthly Letter Leaflet, the Letter Leaflet was established November 1888 and ran until October 1922. The Monthly Letter Leaflet was the newsletter of the Church of England's Woman's Auxiliary to Missions. It was renamed The Letter Leaflet when the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society was formed and ran under that title from Feb. 1893 until December 1922. It was followed by the Living Message, 1923 to May 1986, and then the Anglican Magazine, Jan. 1987-Dec. 1991. Volume numbering was continuous.

Scope and Content: Microfilm consists of :; Reel 1 - Letter Leaflet, 1889-1895 [on Reel 6 of Mf 83-9]; Reel 2 - Letter Leaflet, Jan. 1896-Dec. 1904; Reel 3 - Letter Leaflet, Nov. 1904-May 1914; Reel 4 - Letter Leaflet, June 1914-Dec. 1916; Reel 5 - Letter Leaflet, Jan. 1917-Dec. 1922; Reel 5 - Living Message, Jan. 1923-Dec. 1925; Reel 6 - Living Message, Jan. 1926-Dec. 1934; Reel 7 - Living Message, Jan. 1935-Dec. 1943; Reel 8 - Living Message, Jan. 1944-Dec. 1951; Reel 9 - Living Message, Jan. 1952-Sept. 1961; Reel 10 - Living Message, Oct. 1961-Dec. 1973; Reel 11 - Living Message, Jan. 1974-Dec. 1982

Corporate Name: Church of England's Woman's Auxiliary to Missions; Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Domestic and Foreign Missions of the Church of England in Canada; Woman's Auxiliary to the Missionary Society of the Church of England in Canada; Woman's Auxiliary to the Missionary Society of the Anglican Church of Canada; Anglican Church Women

Subject: Anglican Church of Canada. Periodicals; Anglican Church of Canada. Woman's Auxiliary; Anglican Church of Canada. Anglican Church Women

Originals and Reproductions: GSA has copies of the originals. See Periodicals Database

Notes: "[By] Robert J. Perelli".; Includes bibliography, p. 108-112.; Contents: Glossary -- Introduction -- Pastoral Counseling with the Persons with AIDS -- The Emotional Stress of AIDS -- A System of Psychosocial Stressors -- Family Systems Theory -- Application of Family Systems Theory -- A Case Study -- Conclusion -- A Personal Epilogue -- Bibliography.

Subjects: AIDS (Disease) - Patients - Pastoral counseling of; AIDS (Disease) - Patients - Family relationships; Family psychotherapy; AIDS (Disease) - Religious aspects - Christianity; AIDS (Disease) - Families of persons with AIDS; System theory

Notes: "What to do ? Who can help ? Questions which confront all children and their families who are affected by HIV/AIDS. Sponsored by St. Luke's Parish in Burlington, Ontario, the 'Miriam Child and Family Support Group' has initiated a program to train volunteers to help meet the needs of children and their families as voiced by affected families living West of Toronto. The Anglican Foundation has provided a grant as 'seed' money to help the group in establishing the program. The group receives referrals from social workers at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children and the Halton Public Health Department". [Text of entire article.]

Subjects: Anglican Foundation of Canada - Grants; Miriam Child and Family Support Group (Burlington, Ont.); St. Luke's Anglican Church (Burlington, Ont.); AIDS (Disease) - Children; AIDS (Disease) - Families of persons with AIDS; AIDS (Disease) - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada