Growth and Change At Newell Churches Through 1969
A dense historical account traces Newell church evolution from Rev. Andersen’s era through dwindling numbers and revival. It covers pastorates led by Larsen, Thompsen, Jensen, Vinding, Gramup, Espersen, and others, building expansions, baptisms, and the 1968 dedication of a new Bethel Baptist Church. It notes 50th and 65th anniversaries, shifts from Danish to English services, and formation of new congregations and missions amid community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jensen
J.E. Christiansen
I. Fredmund
O. F. Swedberg
David Hammer
von B. Elbert
A. I. Osborne
Swedbergs
Hammar
Newell
Osborne
E. W. Coddington
S. Jay Curry
Wm. Duay
Jim
Jerry Petersen
E.L. Carter
Charles Waterbury
Schaller
Newell Heritage
Bethel Baptist Church
W. E. Higgins
Harold Jorgensen
Dick Christiansen
Louis H. Christiansen
Richard Larsen
Lester Bettinga
Irving Bettinga
Ingvard Jorgensen
W. J. Christiansen
George Winkel
Gregory Winkel
Lawrence Winkel
H. van Drunen
Milo Christiansen
al Gates
Ellen Sondergaard
Elsina Larsen
Lillian Jensen
Elizabeth Olsen
Helen Christiansen
H.van Drunen
Old Methodist Church
Henry Christiansen
Structural Designs, Inc
Holstein
Iowa
Gordon Han Sen
Oak Hills — Bible Institute
Bemidji
Minnesota
Will Higgins
William Zinninger
Allen Menter
First Baptist Church
David Christiansen
Harold Jensen
M. GC. Jensen
Leon Christiansen
Gary Nelsen
David Brown
Arthur
Galbraith Methodist Church
W. H. Montgomery
E. E. .Thompson
J.E. Clearwater
Galbraith
Sac City
F. Huebner
J. A. Lory
Charles
Agnes Early
C. W. Anders
F. 3. Buss
Peter Adolphson
Henry Boch
F. H. Linn
Ladies Aid
S. E. Milner
Epworth League
R.J. Paeper
Fred Buss
C. Henrich
J. A. Sanders
Augusta Heilig
William Bahl
Scott Cole
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Newell Mirror
Women's Missionary Society
India
Baptist Youth Fellowship