Evadoc

Publications are freely accessible. For archives, special accessibility conditions are laid down in a deposit contract. As these are private law archives, the owner can decide how long the archive is ‘closed’, i.e., not consultable. Special attention is paid to a priori sensitive material. This ensures safe and controlled accessibility. Anyone wishing to consult and/or copy archive material can only do so after receiving express written permission from the person in charge. Depending on the agreement concluded, this is the owner himself or the non-profit organisation Evadoc.

The entire collection can be searched via Limo (subcollection: Evadoc).
Part of the collection has been digitised and can be found through LIAS, the Leuven Integrated Archiving System.

Evadoc is always looking to expand its collection. Your assistance in this matter is greatly appreciated.

It would not be the first time that archives, valuable correspondence, brochures, etc., were discarded as old paper due to ignorance or indifference during clearances, moves, or after a death, due to lack of space. If you encounter such a situation, you can always contact the archive consultant at Evadoc. He will work with you to determine what should be done with the material.

All non-academic publications, whether self-published or otherwise, related in any way to the Protestant-Evangelical movement in our country are always welcome.

By collaborating in this way, we will be able to provide the most comprehensive documentation of the history of the Protestant-Evangelical movement in Flanders (Belgium).