Linn Evangelical Churches Observe Two Anniversaries
Linn county Evangelical churches celebrate 90 years since joining Linn county and 60 years since establishing a broader western influence at a Cedar Rapids meeting in First Evangelical church. Rev J E Stauffer’s son Bishop C H Stauffer of Kansas City will speak. Rev George A Stauffer pastors the host church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
First Evangelical Church
Cedar Rapids
Zion
J. E. Stauffacher
Buffalo
Louisa
Des Moines
C. H. Stauffacher
Kansas City
Evangelical Church
Midwest
George A. Stauffacher
Mississippi
Kolb
Cedar River Valley
Otter Creek
Linn
Grandview
Louisa County
Godfrey
Mary Quaas
Early church foundations and leaders in Cedar Rapids area
The article lists pioneer ministers and church origins across Cedar Rapids and surrounding townships. It notes the first ministers at Alburnett and Covington, the founding of Lincoln and Immanuel congregations, and early worship sites in Kline and Stony Point schoolhouses, with dates from 1876 to 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritze
Maier
Hauser
Schmickle
Strachen
Etzel
Kirst
Notbohm
Helbig
Karch
Henry Klotsing
Alburnett
Alice
Union
College Township
Borghart
Cargill
Smith
Risch
Phillipson
A. F
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
L. N. Day
Covington Church
Kline
Stony Point
Kelsey
Usher
Heaton
Phelps
Rawson
Pratt
Covington
Clinton Township
Lincoln Church
J. B. Meloy
Drake
McAllister
Clark
Owens
Evangelical Church
E. J. Schultz
Waterloo
Immanuel Congregation
Mr. Ken
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Kolb
Illinois Conference
C. G. Bachman
R. A. Koehn
Bachman
Fitzgerald
Kortson
Wilson
van Note
Blair
Quaas
Lisbon
Pennsylvania
Stahl
Kohl
Haesler
Mohn
Mauch
Kurtz
Sherk
Lehr
Graver
van Fossen
Lydia Sherk
White Oak Church
Kohl, Hempy
Deisker
Heisey
Russell
Sawyer
Illinois
Wille
G. A. Stauffacher
C., G. Bachman
Smulekoff
Ranestone
Vanity Beach
Smalekofes
Iowa
West Side
Smaulekoff
Third Avenue
Third Avenue Bridge