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Saint Paul's Lutheran Church
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This folder contains a congregational historical record, a bulletin from the 20th anniversary, a proposal for 1962, various letters, a 25th year annual report, two copies of a newspaper, letters of call, a congregational statistical record, and a 1968 newsletter.
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Two groups, one representing the LCMS and one the ALC, combined to form St. Paul’s Lutheran when a constitution was adopted on January 11, 1942. The present church was built in 1943 and an addition was completed in 1947. A parsonage was purchased in 1945 and a new one built to replace it in 1963.When in 1968 the main industry closed down, there began a period of struggle for St. Paul’s, andduring the next three years they were served mainly by a minister coming from Colville or Spokane. In the 1970s they called a part time minister.