Records of Grace Reformed Church, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1853-1964.

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Records of Grace Reformed Church, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1853-1964.

This collection reflects the proceedings and daily affairs of the Grace Reformed Church, Pittsburgh, Pa., as represented through various correspondence, financial records, and organizational materials, 1853-1964. The collection is comprised of five series. Series I consists of material related to the history of the church, 1853-1954. Series II contains information regarding organizations affiliated with and sponsored by the church, 1903-1964. Series III consists of material related to church affairs and proceedings. Included in this series is the correspondence of the Rev. Dr. John H. Prugh, pastor of Grace Reformed Church from 1880-1915, and the correspondence of Louis A. Meyran, a considerable benefactor and member of the church consistory. This series also contains church member and roster lists in addition to miscellaneous burial records and dates 1903-1964. Series IV consists of material related to church finances 1855-1964. Included are numerous bank statements and ledgers as well as bills, receipts, and correspondence from local Pittsburgh businesses. Series V contains ten glass lantern slides, assorted photographs, and several stamps used to mark church documents and official correspondence. The small collection of lantern slides feature landscapes and monuments of biblical significance and were most likely utilized as teaching aids for bible class and Sunday school lessons.

11.76 linear ft. ( 28 boxes)

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SNAC Resource ID: 7285887

University of Pittsburgh

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German Reformed Church (U.S.)

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Grace Reformed Church (Pittsburgh, Pa.)

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The Reformed Church was founded in 1725 as a German immigrant denomination. In 1934 a vast majority of Reformed Churches, including the Grace Reformed Church, united with the Evangelical Synod of North America to form the Evangelical and Reformed Church. In 1957 this new church merged with the Congregational Christian Churches to form the United Church of Christ. Although officially uniting with the Evangelical Synod of North America in 1934, there still exists roughly forty RCUS denominations i...

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