Records of St. John Mark Evangelical Church, Homestead, Pa., 1874-1989 [microform].

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Records of St. John Mark Evangelical Church, Homestead, Pa., 1874-1989 [microform].

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The collection contains separate records of both St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church and St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church, as well as the records of the combined St. John Mark. These records include by-laws and pastor, church council, and membership lists; also included are records of baptisms, confirmations, marriages, funerals, burials, communicants, and church histories. There are historical documents and miscellaneous information such as clippings and anniversary celebration programs.

2 microfilm reels ( 1,083 frames) : negative and positive ; 35 mm.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7288999

University of Pittsburgh

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