President's Council Minutes and Related Materials 1939-1960.

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President's Council Minutes and Related Materials 1939-1960.

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Contains printed copies of the minutes of the President's Council of the American Lutheran Church for the years 1939-1960 (one meeting per year) and related materials such as: meeting agendas, reports of specially appointed committees of the Council, State of the Church reports, and sureys conducted by the president or the Council in preparation for the writing of the annual State of the Church Report.

1 box.19 microfiche.

Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Library, ELCA Library

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Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Library, ELCA Library

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