Redeemer Lutheran Church

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Redeemer Lutheran Church

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Folder includes a 25th anniversary invitation and festivities schedule, brief biography of Rev. Earl H. Barnard, bulletin from service of installation, “25 Years Remembered” booklet, 20th anniversary celebration bulletin, booklet from the dedication of the Parish Education and Administration buildings, bulletin from installation of Rev. Edward H. Hamme, membership and offering growth graph report, 10th anniversary booklet, and bulletin from dedication service.

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      The first worship service was held November 25, 1951 with 79 persons present in the Knights of Pythias Hall. The charter of the church opened on February 2, 1952 and closed May 11,1952 with 103 adult and 146 baptized members. On that day the service of organization was held at the Wright Community Church. On December 6, 1953 the congregation relocated to the Royal Order of Moose Hall. From June of 1952 through February of1954 Redeemer had a preaching station at Mountain Home. On May 8, 1955, twenty-three members transferred to help organize Grace Lutheran Church at Horseshoe Bend. Construction of the present church began October 9, 1955, and the first service in the new building was held March 18, 1956. An education wing was built and dedicated January 5, 1969.

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