Baltimore Lutheran Deaconess House and School Inc. Audit Reports 1963-1979

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Baltimore Lutheran Deaconess House and School Inc. Audit Reports 1963-1979

This series comprises audit reports for the Baltimore Lutheran Deaconess House and School, Inc., a corporation created in 1962 to manage property and other assets originally held by the Deaconess Community of the Lutheran Church in America (LCA) predecessor, the United Lutheran Church in America's Lutheran Deaconess Motherhouse and Training School, Baltimore, Maryland. These reports date from 1963-1979. Audit reports that date from 1963-1969 by and large include the accountant's certificate; exhibits for the balance sheet and its supporting schedule; current funds, receipts and expenditures and their supporting schedules, endowment and other funds, and the plant fund. Beginning with the audit for 1970, reports include an accountant's report and exhibits for a statement of assets, liabilities, and fund balances; a statement of changes in general operating fund; a statement of changes in endowment funds; a statement of changes in plant fund and reserve for improvement and relocation; and notes to financial statements and supporting schedules. Tait, Weller & Baker, Certified Public Accountants, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, conducted the audits. Even though some of these reports predate the existence of the Deaconess Community of the LCA, they were placed as a series in this subgroup for continuity purposes. The financial report for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1979 is not audited.

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Lutheran Church in America Deaconess Community of the Lutheran Church in America

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See LCA 108 Administrative History. From the description of Minutes, Reports, Program Files 1962-1963 (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Library). WorldCat record id: 70641563 See also LCA 108 Administrative History The retention of a sisters' council in the newly created Lutheran Deaconess House and School (LDHS) was a result of discussions at merger seminars. The consensus at these seminars was that it was advisable to retain the kind of advis...

Lutheran Deaconess House and School, Inc.

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