Central Lutheran Church

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Central Lutheran Church

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This folder contains a program from the organ dedication recital, a booklet from the dedication of the church, a congregational historical record, a booklet from the dedication service of the education wing, letters of call, a congregational statistical record, and a bulletin from the 8th Sunday after Trinity.

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      St. Luke’s congregation, later Central Lutheran Church, organized as a member of the NLC on April 7, 1905 with six families as charter members. The Ladies’ Aid and Sunday School had begun prior to official organization. During the pastorate of Rev. Norgaard a church was erected to serve Central. Manito congregation organized as a member of the ULC on February 9, 1908 with eight families as charter members. A chapel was built at 29th and Latawah Street which was later sold. This congregation served as a church home for students attending Spokane College (a ULC school). Upon the school’s closing a great many families moved elsewhere, and at the time of the merger 16 of what had been 32 families remained. The first service following the merger was held March 10, 1929.

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