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Handwritten notes which display early formulations of Chapman’s later work on evangelistic preaching.

Each book contains multiple sermons. These are listed in the Scope and Content field for each item, with the sermon title, Bible passage, locations preached and number of times preached.

Notes from a training course Chapman attended stressing the importance of the various aspects of public speech, such as: diaphragmatic breathing, resonance, articulation, voice production, and body language. This indicates Chapman’s commitment to the development of his preaching craft.

This document demonstrates the percentage weighting Chapman gave to aspects of the preaching task including content, organization, delivery.

These greetings reveal:1) the geographical extent of Chapman’s ministry, 2) the esteem with which he was held by colleagues and ministry leaders across the world, and 3) sincere reflections on Chapman’s personal piety.

This document records the text of an address given by Dr. Paul Barnett (Bishop of North Sydney) on the occasion of the launch of Chapman’s biography, For the Sake of the Gospel. Barnett reflects on the qualities that contributed to Chapman’s impact as an evangelist. He describes Chapman as a “theologian-evangelist, who may be the first in modern times to do evangelism in terms of such carefully considered theology.”

This document establishes course objectives for the theology and practice of evangelism, as well as Chapman's prescribed readings on evangelism.

These documents reflect the contents of a course Chapman delivered in 1995 on preaching, at the MTS training conference. The course addresses were videoed and reproduced for wide distribution.

The text of a letter in which Dr. Carson expresses his desire that Chapman’s evangelistic audio material “will be used in small-group evangelistic settings around the world.”