Retreat ( R ) on Local Parish / Congregation - Level Services - Implications to Integration of Devalued People

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Abstract/Description: A recording of Wolf Wolfensberger speaking at a Retreat ( R ) on Local Parish / Congregation - Level Services in Syracuse, New York. The title of the lecture is "Implications to Integration of Devalued People (cont'd)."
Title: Implications to Integration of Devalued People.
Name(s): Wolfensberger, Wolf, Speaker
Type of Resource: sound recording-nonmusical
Other Date: 1981-01-07 to 1981-01-11
Physical Form: mp3
Abstract/Description: A recording of Wolf Wolfensberger speaking at a Retreat ( R ) on Local Parish / Congregation - Level Services in Syracuse, New York. The title of the lecture is "Implications to Integration of Devalued People (cont'd)."
Identifier(s): MS-108_TAV_097
Held by: University of Nebraska Medical Center
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Title: Retreat ( R ) on Local Parish / Congregation - Level Services.
Name(s): Wolfensberger, Wolf, Speaker
Wheeler, Carolyn, Speaker
Howard, Mary Margaret, Speaker
Thomas, Susan, Speaker
Type of Resource: sound recording-nonmusical
Other Date: 1981-01-07 to 1981-01-11
Physical Form: mp3
Abstract/Description: Recordings of a Retreat ( R ) on Local Parish / Congregation - Level Services in Syracuse, New York. Lectures were given by Wolf Wolfensberger, Carolyn [Bardwell] Wheeler, Mary Margaret Howard, and Susan Thomas.
Identifier(s): MS-108_TAV_090-121
Held by: University of Nebraska Medical Center
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