Carl Christian Hein Papers 1918-1930.

St. Paul Luther College (St. Paul, Minn.)

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President of the Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio and Adjacent States.

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St. John's Lutheran Home (Mars, Pa.)

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American Lutheran Conference

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Organized 1930 by a group of midwestern synods, including Augustana Synod, American Lutheran Church, Norwegian Lutheran Church of America, Lutheran Free Church, and United Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church. From the description of Records, 1929-1954. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 155503148 ...

President of the Joint Synod of Ohio.

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Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio and Adjacent States.

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Allwardt, Reverend J.J.

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Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Iowa and Other States

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Galion Affair.

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Joint Synod of Ohio. President.

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Carl Christian Hein was ordained by the JSO on April 15, 1888. Hein served parishes in Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio between 1888 and 1925. From 1912-1920, he served as president of the Western District of the JSO. From 1920-1924, he was the JSO's vice president; and from 1924- 1930, served as its president. Upon formation of the American Lutheran Church (ALC) in 1930, he was elected its first president. When the National Lutheran Council (NLC) was organized in 1918, Dr. Hein became ...

Ermisch, Karl.

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Capital University.

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Spokane College (Spokane, Wash.)

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Minneapolis Colloquium.

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Iowa Synod.

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Hebron Academny (Hebron, Neb.)

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Lenski, Richard Charles Henry.

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Hein, Carl Christian.

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Lutheran World Convention

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The Lutheran World Convention (LWC) was founded by the National Lutheran Council and the Allgemeine Evangelisch-lutherische Konferenz to coordinate international Lutheran relief efforts after World War II and to promote Lutheran fellowship and cooperation throughout the world. John A. Morehead (1867-1936) was instrumental in its organization and served as executive committee chair (1923-1929) and president (1929-1935). The LWC's successor, the Lutheran World Federation, was established in 1947. ...

Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations

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National Lutheran Council

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The National Lutheran Council was formed on September 6, 1918 as a common agency of participating Lutheran church bodies to administer domestic programs, publicize Lutheran activities and beliefs, and provide overseas emergency relief to areas devastated by World War I. Its Administration Committee provided counsel to the Executive Director regarding general administration procedures and prepared and recommended the administration budget. The Committee on Budget directed the financial matters of...

Luther College (Decorah, Iowa)

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Joint Merger Commission.

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Synod of the Lutheran Church Emigrated From Prussia.

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Joint Synod of Ohio.

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Intersynodical Committee.

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Woodville Normal School (Woodville, Ohio)

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Lutheran Synod of Buffalo

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See BUF Administrative History Johann Andreas August Grabau was born in 1804 in Olvenstedt near Madgeburg, Prussia, the son of devout Lutheran parents. He was educated in Madgeburg and Halle. A man of sensitive conscience, he pledged fidelity to the Lutheran confessions upon his ordination but was required to use the unionistic liturgy of the Prussian Evangelical Church when called to St. Andreas Church in Erfurt in 1834. The dissonance between his ordination vows and th...