This series contains the correspondence files maintained by Thomas Kilgore, Jr.

This series contains correspondence, ephemera and planning documents pertaining to various celebrations organized by or honoring Thomas Kilgore, Jr, including his wedding and pastoral anniversaries and the biennial Kilgore family reunion.

This series documents the addresses, lectures and workshops given by Kilgore over the course of his career. It also includes drafts of his memoir, A Servant's Journey.

This series contains ephemera, notes, scrapbooks, and correspondence documenting Kilgore's involvement with various Baptist organizations in the United States, including the national organizations the Progressive National Baptist Convention, the American Baptist Convention, the Second Baptist Church in Los Angeles and the Friendship Baptist Church in New York City.

This series contains ephemera, notes, scrapbooks, and correspondence documenting Kilgore's involvement with various Baptist organizations in the United States, including the national organizations the Progressive National Baptist Convention, the American Baptist Convention, the Second Baptist Church in Los Angeles and the Friendship Baptist Church in New York City.

This series contains ephemera, notes, scrapbooks, and correspondence documenting Kilgore's involvement with various Baptist organizations in the United States, including the national organizations the Progressive National Baptist Convention, the American Baptist Convention, the Second Baptist Church in Los Angeles and the Friendship Baptist Church in New York City.

This series contains ephemera, notes, scrapbooks, and correspondence documenting Kilgore's involvement with various Baptist organizations in the United States, including the national organizations the Progressive National Baptist Convention, the American Baptist Convention, the Second Baptist Church in Los Angeles and the Friendship Baptist Church in New York City.

This series contains the awards, plaques and citations received by Thomas Kilgore, Jr. over the course of his career as a Baptist minister in Los Angeles.