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Christ the King Lutheran Church
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This folder contains a congregational historical record, a bulletin from Palm Sunday 1962, Salary Guidelines for 1978, a letter to the congregation, a newsletter (1977), an annual report (1976), and Board of American Missions of the LCA quarterly reports (1971,1972).
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Through the desires and dedication of a few families of Lutheran heritage, Christ the King Lutheran became part of the Christian community late in 1960. They called upon the ULCA for assistance, and a newly ordained pastor and mission developer, William I. Brooks, came on July 1, 1961. The first worship service was held on August 20, 1961 with 117 in attendance, meeting in the Masonic Temple. The congregation was organized on April 15, 1962 with 75 charter members and a baptized membership of 1,922. A new parsonage was built in 1964. The present facility was constructed on a five acre site and dedicated on September 19, 1965.