Lutheran World Federation - Department of World Service Consultation and Program Files, 1975-1987.

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Lutheran World Federation - Department of World Service Consultation and Program Files, 1975-1987.

Lutheran World Federation - Department of World Service consultation and program files (1960-1987) contain correspondence, meeting minutes, memoranda, reports, financial statements, consultation itineraries and programs, program evaluations, and publications regarding the Department's activities in countries around the world, including Haiti, Tanzania, the Middle East, Jerusalem, Ethiopia, Bangladesh, India, El Salvador, Swaziland, and Zimbabwe. The Department provided emergency relief to victims suffering from natural disasters and lack of food. In order to determine needs, the Department held Related Agencies meetings and. Consultations in which relief agencies provided their counsel and guidance in outlining needed programs and monies. Files also regard visitations to countries by Department of World Service and Lutheran World Ministries (LWM) staff; meetings and consulation with Commission on World Service members regarding the Department's program; cooperation with non- Lutheran agencies in providing relief; and evaluations of the Department's overall program and its specific projects. Files are those of U.S.A. National Committee of the Lutheran World Federation (USANC) and LWM General Secretary Paul A. Wee (1976-1986) and Harold T. Hanson (1986-1987).

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Lutheran World Federation. Dept. of World Service.

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Lutheran World Ministries (Agency). General Secretary.

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Established in 1947, the USANC was administered by the NLC Executive Committee from 1947-1966. Upon termination of the NLC in 1966, the USANC became a separate standing body. In 1977, it was reorganized again as Lutheran World Ministries, a joint agency of the Lutheran Church in America, The American Lutheran Church, and the Association of Evangelical Lutheran Chruches. The USANC and LWM assisted the LWF-DWS in its mission service program around the world. In 1987, the LWM was terminated with th...

Wee, Paul A., 1937-

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Lutheran World Federation. Commission on World Service.

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Hanson, Harold T.

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Lutheran World Federation. U.S.A. National Committee

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The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) was founded as the successor body to the Lutheran World Convention at its Lund Assembly in Sweden in 1947. The new LWF constitution stipulated that each country in which LWF member church bodies were located establish a national committee to carry out its work and nurture its relationship with that country's member churches. The Executive Committee of the National Lutheran Council, an inter-Lutheran agency established to direct the Lutheran missio...