Gull Harbor Lutheran Church, Olympia, Washington, Records 1940-2012

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Gull Harbor Lutheran Church, Olympia, Washington, Records 1940-2012

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Collection contains the records of Gull Harbor Lutheran Church in Olympia, Washington.

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Pacific Lutheran University Archives and Special Collections ELCA Region 1 Archives

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Independent Lutheran work in the German language was begun in the Gull Harbor area north of Olympia in 1940 and was informally organized into a congregation in 1941 by Rev. Hans J. Wuerth, a former pastor of the Iowa Synod. Gradually the English language began to replace the German, and by the early 1970s all the worship services were in English. Age and failing health made it necessary for Pastor Wuerth to retire, and the congregation turned for assistance to Rev. Hendrick Laur, an...

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