This is the audio from Dr. and Mrs. Woolsey’s 50th Anniversary Celebration. Many people came to help celebrate and spoke at this event, including friends and family members and Dr. Mark Jackson, who was a later President of BBCS.
Annual Missionary Conference 1956 – Walnut Street Baptist Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church – Waterloo, Iowa 1952/53
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Visiting Amazon Missionaries – Faith Baptist Church in Manaus, Brazil
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Rev. Woolsey Called to Walnut Street Baptist Church October 1952
This is a scan of a newspaper clipping that was in my Grandmother’s scrapbook about Rev. Woolsey accepting the call to pastor Walnut Street Baptist Church in Waterloo, Iowa.
Walnut Street Baptist Church New Sunday School Building Dedication April 3, 1955
This is a scan of a newspaper clipping that was in my Grandmother’s scrapbook. This is an article about the dedication of the new Sunday School Building. This was probably published in the Waterloo Daily Courier.
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Editorial: Pastor Indorces Drive to Bar Indecent Literature from Mails
This is a scan of an Editorial by Pastor Woolsey submitted to the local newspaper about smut mail that was in my Grandmother’s scrapbook. This was during the time he was at Walnut Street Baptist Church, but the article is un-dated. This was probably published in the Waterloo Daily Courier during the 1950’s.
Walnut Street Baptist Church – Pastor Woolsey’s Update Letter 1957
This is a scan of an update letter for Walnut Street Baptist Church that was in my Grandmother’s scrapbook.
Walnut Street Baptist Church Easter Service March 23, 1959
This is a scan of a flyer for Easter Services at Walnut Street Baptist Church that was in my Grandmother’s scrapbook. The topic of the sermon, “Jesus Christ, Dead or Alive?”
Walnut Street Baptist Church Flyer
This is a scan of a flyer that was in my Grandmother’s scrapbook.