St. Peter Lutheran Church, Spokane, Washington, Records 1911-2012

Ridenour, W. L., 1910-1911

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Minnemann, Amos, 1923-1929

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Tietz, Albert H., 1951-1957

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Bracher, Frederick L., 1948-1950

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Swinehart, A. O., 1921-1923

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Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio and Other States

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Originally established as a special conference of the Pennsylvania Ministerium in 1812, the Joint Synod petitioned the ministerium to form an independent body in 1817, and in 1818 the first general conference of the synod was held in Somerset, Ohio. The Joint Synod merged with the Buffalo Synod, Iowa Synod and Texas Synod in 1930 to form the American Lutheran Church. See C.V. Sheatsley's History of the Joint Synod of Ohio for further background. From the description of Convention pro...

Mueller, Philip, 1985-

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St. Peter Lutheran Church (Spokane, Wash.)

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The first Lutheran church services in Hillyard were held in the summer of 1907 when Paul Groeschupf, Spokane pastor, came to conduct German services in various homes. In 1910 the Mission Board of the Joint Synod of Ohio decided to develop a congregation in Hillyard and regular services were begun in October of 1910. The congregation was formally organized September 17, 1911. In 1912, property was purchased and a building erected. In 1919 the church was moved to its new location at R...

Evangelical Lutheran Church

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Venturia, North Dakota. From the description of Records, 1912-1974. (State Historical Society of North Dakota State Archives). WorldCat record id: 17732915 Formed in 1917 by synods with Norwegian/Danish background such as the Hauge Synod, the Norwegian Synod, and the United Norwegian Lutheran Church, with numerous districts in eastern, midwestern, and Pacific areas as well as Canada; offices in Minneapolis, Minn.; merger with American Lutheran Church (1930-1960) and United E...

Rush, Charles, 1911-1913

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Pauschert, G. F., 1907

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Keuster, I. Harold, 1945-1947

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Lautenschlager, C. J., 1914-1920

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Groschupf, Paul, 1907

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Krafft, Betty L.

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Kutz, L. J., 1929-1944

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Ahrendt, F. J., 1958-1969

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Dehl Jr., Bernt I., 1969-

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Butenshon, E. M., 1921-1923

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Labes, William, 1920

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