St. Paul Lutheran Church (Cut Bank, Mont.)

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Under the leadership of Rev. Earl Soiland of Shelby, a congregation was established on October 24, 1930 with 82 charter members. By 1935 the congregation had grown large enough to construct a new church at the corner of First Street and 2nd Avenue SE. With Sunday School enrollment nearing 200, a new facility was built and dedicated January 2, 1955. A new parsonage was also added. In 1964 the congregation changed its name from Cut Bank Lutheran to St. Paul.

From the guide to the St. Paul Lutheran Church, Cut Bank, Montana, Records, 1930-2012, (Pacific Lutheran University)

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creatorOf St. Paul Lutheran Church, Cut Bank, Montana, Records, 1930-2012 Pacific Lutheran University Archives and Special Collections ELCA Region 1 Archives
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associatedWith Bjorn von Letzendorf, Carin E. person
associatedWith Cut Bank Lutheran Church (Cut Bank, Mont.) corporateBody
associatedWith Ebelt, Gerald E., 1977- person
associatedWith Evangelical Lutheran Church corporateBody
associatedWith Halaas, Russell E., 1957-1964 person
associatedWith Jacobson, Douglas, 1939-1941 person
associatedWith Schneuker, Donald G., 1964-1976 person
associatedWith Soiland, Earl, 1930-1939 person
associatedWith Thompson, Jersing, 1956-1957 person
associatedWith Thompson, Orin D., 1947-1956 person
associatedWith Ylvisaker, R. E., 1942-1947 person
Place Name Admin Code Country
Shelby (Mont.)
Cut Bank (Mont.)
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Lutherans
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Clergy
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