Prince of Peace Lutheran Church

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Prince of Peace Lutheran Church

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This folder contains a congregational historical record, a booklet encouraging giving towards the new church, a booklet from the dedication services, an invitation to the dedication service, a congregational statistical record, letters of call, a statement of equalization, various letters, a record of congregational stewardship, a counselor’s program report, parochial reports from 1960-1963, and the church's constitution.

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      Prince of Peace began as a mission congregation of the ALC in November of 1955 under the leadership of Norman L. Orth. Services were held in North Hill Elementary School and the first unit was completed in 1956. In 1958 construction began on a second unit which includes the present sanctuary, offices, and classrooms. It was completed in March of 1959. A new parish education wing was added in 1976. This congregation grew rapidly, and through the years has expanded its program to include refugee assistance, community concerns, and support of missionaries overseas.

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