Broken Wall Community of Reconciliation Trust
Memorandum of association and cert1ficate of incorporation of a company whose object is 'to proclaim the gospel of Christ through the ministries of reconciliation andcommunity development'. Archbishop Tutu was asked to be a patron of the Community.
Mainly letters of thanks for bursaries received.
Miscellaneous correspondence and an address "Freedom and Authority" 1969.
Correspondents include: Robin Beck, G Abernethy (re diocesan affairs), D.A. Verstraete (re church and violence); M van Wyk (personal and confidential).
Correspondence on matters relating to the church and the SABC, (e.g. portrayal by the SABC of Bishop Tutu as a 'man of violence'); report of Interchurch Media Programme.
Correspondence including a report by Caradoc Davies of a commission to the Calvinia and Clanwilliam districts (1931) and information on Vredendal (1954-1967)' Louriesfontein (1932- 1969) and Klawer 1966- 1976(See also Clanwilliam.).
Correspondence and reports of this hostel for young working girls and ex-inmates of children's homes.
Correspondence including information on Holy Trinity Church (and its proclamation as a National Monument 1978), sales of property, Stanford, Tesselaarsdal, Old Baths Farm, Uilkraal school, Middleton Glebe, Pringle Bay, Vlei View, Houw Hoek, Caledon Mission School. File 1 includes a history of Holy Trinity Church Caledon 1948-1952, By Rev C Green.
Correspondence re loans, bequests, property, faculty application.
Correspondence, lists of income and expenditure of various parishes, records of meetings, and an article by Margaret Cairns, 1995, re the date on which Cape Town became a city.