Scenes of Archival Life

	(Left) Researcher James Gilbert studying microfilm copies of magazine articles of Billy Graham for a book he is writing. (Right) Paul, Wayne and Christian studying possible objectives for 2003 in an Archives planning day in November.

	Staff meeting with Wheaton College faculty to discuss ways that the Archives can better serve them and their classes (from l to r: Bob, Paul, Dr. Scottie May, Dr. Evvy Campbell, Wayne, Dr. Darlene Hannah)

	(Left) Paul and Christian with a cutout of evangelist Paul Rader (center) in front of the Billy Graham Center. The Archives has an extensive collection of material on the ministry of Rader, who lived from 1879 to 1938. (Right) Stoyka Krasteva with a cutout of evangelist R.A. Torrey. Krasteva was a BGC scholarship recipient from Bulgaria. The staff taped an oral history interview with her about both her life, faith and ministry and about Christianity in Bulgaria. Every year the staff interview two or more scholarship recipients from different parts of the world about their own experiences and the life of the church in their countries.

	(Left) Paul leading a group of architects and BGEA staff members on a tour of the Archives storage area. They had come to the Center to get ideas for the new BGEA office building being built in Charlotte. Note the architectural plans of the Center in the lower right corner. (Right) Yvonne Wilkie (seated center), archivist of the Presbyterian Church Archives of Aotearoa New Zealand with Christian, Paul, Wayne and Bob. Ms. Wilkie came to the BGC Archives to research the 1902 evangelistic campaign of R. A. Torrey in New Zealand. The staff took her out to dinner to talk archival talk. The dinner also celebrated the 20th anniversary of Paul's joining the staff