First Lutheran Church

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First Lutheran Church

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This folder contains a congregational historical record, various letters, a booklet from the dedication in 1963, a booklet on Lutheran Evangelism Mission activities taking place at the church, rite of blessing for the Parish Hall 1994, installation service for Gary Heide 1981, and dedication service program 1963.

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      First Lutheran of Saint Helens, Oregon was organized with 18 adult members on February 1, 1924. A Lutheran Sunday School had met for three years previous in the old Adventist church, and services had been held occasionally in various homes. A church was erected in 1924,and a parish hall was added in 1930. From 1924-1946 the congregation was served by the pastor from Bethany of Warren. Following steady growth in membership, the church became too small to adequately serve the needs of the congregation. In 1962 the church was torn down, and a new one was dedicated on April 7, 1963.

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