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See O. Engel in Neve, Brief History of the Lutheran Church in Amer- ica (second edition), pp. 320-324.
141 itas at St. Louis, Mo. Another "Evangelicar' associa- tion, small in numbers, was founded in Ohio (1850), which affiliated itself with the association of the West in 1858. A like association had come into existence in the East (1854), and it also joined the body in the West (1860) . Then there was a "United Evangelical Synod of the Northwest," numbering forty-eight ministers and covering N...orthern Illinois, Northern Indiana, Michigan •nd Wisconsin; also an Eastern offshoot of this body, which numbered twenty-five ministers.^ In 1872 these also joined the larger body around St. Louis. Now the name was chosen, by which the synod is known to-day, the "German Evangelical Synod of North America." A new name is under consideration at the present time: "The Evangelical Church in America."^ At the celebration of its seventy-fifth anniversary in 1915 the synod numbered 1074 ministers, who were serv- ing 1381 congregations, of which 978 were formally af- filiated with the synod, the rest being independent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See O. Engel in Neve, Brief History of the Lutheran Church in Amer- ica (second edition), pp. 320-324.
141 itas at St. Louis, Mo. Another "Evangelicar' associa- tion, small in numbers, was founded in Ohio (1850), which affiliated itself with the association of the West in 1858. A like association had come into existence in the East (1854), and it also joined the body in the West (1860) . Then there was a "United Evangelical Synod of the Northwest," numbering forty-eight ministers and covering N...orthern Illinois, Northern Indiana, Michigan •nd Wisconsin; also an Eastern offshoot of this body, which numbered twenty-five ministers.^ In 1872 these also joined the larger body around St. Louis. Now the name was chosen, by which the synod is known to-day, the "German Evangelical Synod of North America." A new name is under consideration at the present time: "The Evangelical Church in America."^ At the celebration of its seventy-fifth anniversary in 1915 the synod numbered 1074 ministers, who were serv- ing 1381 congregations, of which 978 were formally af- filiated with the synod, the rest being independent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J L Juergen Ludwig Neve to read onlineMoreLess
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