Good Shepherd Lutheran Church

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Good Shepherd Lutheran Church

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This folder contains a congregational historical record, a letter from Heidi Emerson, an envelope from Phil Nesvis of PLU, statistical records, letters of call, a 1966 letter from Siefkes, church constitution, a 1965 letter from Siefkes, a letter from the church to Siefkes 1965, letters to Rev. H.L.Foss, home mission agreement 1953, articles on the founding of the church, letter to Emmett C.Rogness 1957, letter from PLU 1981, PLU memorandum, travel expense and cash voucher record, flyer for 1980 worship service, letter to PLU 1978, correspondence between PLU and Good Shepherd, 1965 program for dedication day, service of installation 1995 program, and program for 40th anniversary.

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By the early 1950's, Lutheran families who had moved to Madras in Central Oregon realized that nearby churches were difficult to find. Three families consulted with the church in Prineville, and were able to receive Wednesday evening services from Rev. Humlie, as well as having their own Sunday School for adults and children led by a layman. In 1953, the first service was held. In 1954, the Church was able to establish its own building.

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