Correspondence Files, 1964-1973.

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Correspondence Files, 1964-1973.

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Department of Institutional Chaplaincy and Clinical Pastoral Education correspondence files (1964-1973) contain correspondence, minutes and agenda, memoranda, reports, consultation participants lists, and publications regarding the Department's work in recruitment, training, and supervision of personnel for service as chaplains or contact pastors. Files concern duplication of work problems with the Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod's chaplaincy program; formation of the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education (ACPE); review procedure for church body chaplaincy programs; committee, consultation, and seminar work; field directors lists, brochures, and memoranda; field work schedules and methodology discussion; and chaplaincy personnel policies and procedures. Correspondents include Department Secretary Henry H. Cassler, Associate Secretary Walter J. Baepler; and other staff; Lutheran Council in the USA (LCUSA) General Secretary C. Thomas Spitz; LCUSA participating church body presidents; Lutheran seminary presidents and directors of internships; and Lutheran pastors.

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