First Lutheran Church

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First Lutheran Church

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This folder contains a congregational historical record and a letter from Milton Nesvig.

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      Roots of this congregation go back to 1914 when Rev. Alfred Hendrickson began services in Wolf Point on a monthly basis. In 1917 a Lutheran congregation was started with Hendrickson as the first pastor, and in 1919 the congregation was formally organized and ground was broken for a church. The basement was completed in 1921 and the church in 1927. With three sessions of Sunday School and two church services each Sunday, new space was needed. A Christian education center was completed in 1957 and a new sanctuary in 1976.

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