Statements, Agreements, and Indices, 1919-64.

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Statements, Agreements, and Indices, 1919-64.

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Files include statements and papers (1919-1963) considered by the NLC on the following subjects: general, social relations, Catholicism, family life, human rights, social problems, economics, education, American life, church and state, war and peace, communism, immigration, and the United Nations. Statements are abstracts from minutes as adopted by the NLC. Agreements (1941-64) with other bodies fall under the following categories: American Missions, College and University Work, Public Relations, Welfare, Displaced Persons/Refugees, Lutheran World Action. Service Bureau, Washington property, Prisoners of War, and Lutheran World Convention/Lutheran World Federation. Many of these agreements were made with the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. Indices are included for all materials.

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Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Library, ELCA Library

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