Immanuel Lutheran Church, Seattle, Washington, Records 1890-2012

Christensen, M. A.

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Hoel, C. S. B., 1891-1893

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Ofstedal, R. A., 1958-1959

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Stub, H. A., 1903-1957

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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...

Scarvie, Walter B.

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Gunderson, H. M., 1899-1903

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Carnegie, Andrew, 1896-1898

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Burchfeld, Susan Van Hoy

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Strandjord, Arne, 1960-1971

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Immanuel Lutheran Church (Seattle, Wash.)

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On February 24, 1890, a group of 33 Norwegian immigrants and pioneers organized Immanuel Lutheran. The first church, located at Minor and Olive, was dedicated November 20, 1892. When Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Stub came in August of 1903, they began one of the longest pastorates in the history of the Pacific Northwest – 54 years. During those years, Immanuel became one of the largest congregations in the west. Attendance increased, and in 1907 a new church was built on Pontius and Thomas. It was dedicat...

Kvam, I. J., 1893-1895

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Urness, Nyer, 1972-

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