Ballard First Lutheran Church (Seattle, Wash.)
The Ballard section of northwest Seattle is a center for Scandinavian culture. On April 26, 1894, the first Lutheran congregation in Ballard was organized as Zion Lutheran, a member of the Norwegian Synod. Services were held in a store building until the first unit was built in 1896. Bethlehem Lutheran organized as a member of the United Norwegian Lutheran Church on October 5, 1905, and a church was erected. In 1917, when three Norwegian Lutheran bodies merged to form the NLCA
From the guide to the Ballard First Lutheran Church, Seattle, Washington, Records, 1894-2012, (Pacific Lutheran University)
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| referencedIn | Inga Karolina Johanna Brobak Davidson Oral History Interview, 1982 | Robert A.L. Mortvedt Library Scandinavian Immigrant Experience Collection Archives and Special Collections Department | |
| referencedIn | Davidson, Inga Karolina Johanna Brobak. Inga Karolina Johanna Brobak Davidson Oral History Interview 1982. | Oregon State University Libraries | |
| creatorOf | Ballard First Lutheran Church, Seattle, Washington, Records, 1894-2012 | Pacific Lutheran University Archives and Special Collections ELCA Region 1 Archives |
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