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The 2011 donation comprises of a folder and a scrapbook of press cuttings, 1948-1978, collated by the Revd Dr D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones of articles by him and those concerning his ministry and interests. Also included is a page consisting of a list of hymn numbers from 1961 to 1967, which is presumably a record he kept of the hymns sung at Westminster Chapel; and a copy of a Report of Inaugural Meeting of the Glasgow Evangelistic Campaign held at St. Andrew’s Hall, Glasgow, 4 October 1943, where he gave an address.

Correspondence and papers regarding the 'baptism with the Holy Spirit' controversy between Prof. John A. Schep and Prof. Klaas Runia (including copies of Dr Lloyd-Jones's replies to Prof. Schep and Prof. Runia).

A letter, 1979, from the Rev. Donald C. Graham (a member of the Westminster Theological Seminary's Board of Trustees), to Dr Lloyd-Jones, explaining some of the background behind the theological controversy concerning the views of Norman Sheperd (Associate Professor of Systematic Theology, Westminster Theological Seminary, Pennsylvania, USA) on Justification, including various discussion papers and reports from the Westminster Seminary on the issue, 1978-80.

Eleven letters of good wishes sent to Dr Lloyd-Jones during his illness, shortly before his death on the first of March.

Two of Dr Lloyd-Jones's medical notebooks, 1925-6, and a diary, 1925, from his period of medical training at St Bartholomew's Hospital, London.

Dr Lloyd-Jones's personal papers including his marriage certificate, medical registration certificate, birth certificates (registering his own birth and that of his wife), Dr Lloyd-Jones's last note to his wife before his death, and his death certificate dated 1 March 1981.

Letters from Bethan Lloyd-Jones (including some of her postcards and telegrams, and some letters written by Dr Lloyd-Jones), to Mr & Mrs A. G. Secrett, London, close friends and members of Westminster Chapel. Some of the letters share holiday experiences, and impressions of various places (in the UK, Europe, Canada and the USA) where Dr Lloyd-Jones had been invited to preach.

Photocopies of Bethan Lloyd-Jones's two articles on 'My memories of the 1904-05 revival in Wales' which appeared in two issues of the periodical Evangelicals Now (Sept. and Oct. 1987); including photocopies of Bethan Lloyd-Jones's manuscript of the articles, with three other photocopies of her writings (two of them recounting anecdotes about Dr Lloyd Jones's ministry, and one being a preface to a book about him), ?1980s.

The first group of papers, [c. 1927]-[1987] (1-72), which were received in November 1999, comprise sermon notes, correspondence, diaries, medical notebooks and press cuttings of reviews of books written by Dr D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones and about him. They also include the papers of his widow Dr Bethan Lloyd-Jones comprising letters received by her during her husband's illness and hospital treatment in 1968; letters to her daughters while on preaching tours in the USA and South Africa; letters of sympathy following his death in 1981; and papers relating to her book Memories of Sandfields 1927-1938 published in 1983. -- The additional papers, 1913-[1967], donated in February 2003 (no. 73), comprise miscellaneous papers including sermon notes, 1966-1967, personalia and press cuttings.

The August 2008 donation (unlisted) comprises holograph sermons, 1927-38, preached by the Reverend Dr David Martyn Lloyd-Jones (1899-1981) during his first pastorate at Bethlehem Forward Movement Church, Sandfields, Port Talbot, with some in the hand of his wife, Dr Bethan Lloyd-Jones; see Bethan Lloyd-Jones, Memories of Sandfields (Edinburgh, 1983) and D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Evangelistic sermons at Aberavon (Edinburgh, 1983). Also included is a manuscript history of the cause at Sandfields entitled 'A brief outline of Sandfield [sic] Church and its Ministry from 1897 to 1938'.

The May 2011 donation comprises mainly newspaper cuttings collated by Dr D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, some referring directly to himself, other cuttings he took from papers etc relating to the ecumenical scene etc. One handwritten page is full of numbers - the record he kept of the hymns sung (from Congregational Praise) over a lengthy period at Westminster Chapel. This group remains uncatalogued.