MN District Golden Jubilee History 1918-1968/First fifty years
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Contents
- 1 Page 15 - The Way it Was
- 2 Page 16
- 3 Page 17 - Pioneers and Planters
- 4 Page 18 - Toward Confessionalism
- 5 Page 19 - Wisconsin Relations
- 6 Page 20
- 7 Page 21 - First District Decade
- 8 Page 22 - Depression and Agression
- 9 Page 23
- 10 Page 24
- 11 Page 25 - Steadfast in Controversy
- 12 Page
- 13 Page
- 14 Page - Insuring Annivesaries
- 15 Page - Working While it is Day
- 16 Page
Page 15 - The Way it Was
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Page 16
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Page 17 - Pioneers and Planters
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Page 18 - Toward Confessionalism
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"In 1867 the growing congregation at New Ulm, pledged to the Unaltered Augsburg Confession from its organizational meeting on, applied for synod membership but was rejected because of its name, Evangelical Lutheran--Reformed St. Paul's Congregation and was not accepted until President Sieker effected the deletion of "Reformed: from the name in 1869." <ref>Page 18 of the MN District Golden Jubilee.
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Page 19 - Wisconsin Relations
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Page 20
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Page 21 - First District Decade
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Page 22 - Depression and Agression
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Page 23
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Page 24
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Page 25 - Steadfast in Controversy
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Page - Insuring Annivesaries
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Page - Working While it is Day
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