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16 Lutheran Congregations Join In Triple Celebration Here
Sixteen Lutheran congregations of the Missouri Synod plan a Luther Day at Memorial Coliseum on Sunday May 23 marking the Synods ninetieth anniversary and the Walther Leagues forty fourth birthday with speakers Dr F J Lankenau Dr Walter A Maier and Dr Ad Haentzschel and a 350 member chorus and organist John Jaeger. The piece traces Lutheran origins in America from 1619 to the 1838 Saxon emigration and notes the Missouri Synods growth to 3 236 pastors 4 162 congregations and 1 306 350 baptized members by 1936.
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Sxteen Lutheran
Missouri Synod
Synod
C. F. W. Walther
Walther League
Memorial Coliseum
Middle West
F. J. Lankenau
Napoleon
Ohio
Walter A. Maier
St Louis
Ad. Haentzschel
Valparaiso
Ind
Herman Albrecht
Atkins
John A. Jaeger
Etary Rapids
United States
England
Hudson Bay
William Penn
Philadelphia
Delaware
Fort Christina
Wilmington
Aeolus Torkillus
Tinicum Island
Holy Trinity Church
Christina
Augsburg Confession
New Amsterdam
John Gutwasser
Hudson
Stuyvesant
Gutwasser
Holland
Duke of York
St. Matthew’s
New York City
Melchior Muhlenberg
Peter
Continental Congress
Southland
Missouri Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Germany
Martin Stephan
Dresden
Missouri
Stephan
E. G Keyl
G. H. Loeber
O. H. Walther
Coliseum
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Luther College
New Orleans
Synod of Missouri
Lutherische Bilaetter
Southern Lutheran
The
Lutheran Pioneer
Meramec River
St. Louis
Gratiots
Perry County
Otto H. Walther
Theodore Brohm
Keys
Wittenberg
Frohna
Loeber
Altenburg
Buenger
Seclitz
F. W. Walther
Trinity Church
Theo Brohm
QO. Fuerbringer
J. P. Buenger
Bessemer
Simpson
Scotland
Hoe
Evangelical Lutheran Missouri Synod
St. Paul's Church
Chicago
A. Selle
Sihler
Walther
Fort Wayne
Lutheraner