New Mexico Congregational Association Records 1882-1980 (bulk 1882-1932)

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New Mexico Congregational Association Records 1882-1980 (bulk 1882-1932)

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Printed annual programs of the association that served as a communications network forNew Mexican Congregationalists.

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New Mexico Congregational Association

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The first Congregationalists arrived in Albuquerque in 1880. In April of the following year they dedicated their first church in New Town. Though the numbers of Congregationalists remained relatively small, they were active in education and the temperance movement. Before legislation provided for public schools in New Mexico, the Congregationalists coordinated four academies and six rural schools through the Congregational Education Society. A number of Congregationalists, such as Charles Hodgin...

First Congregational Church of Albuquerque.

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