History of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of South Carolina, 1824-1924 /
History of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of South Carolina, 1824-1924 /
prepared by a Committee of the Synod, S. T. Hallman, editor ; published by authority of the synod.
- 318 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
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Early history -- Doctrinal history -- Missionary history: foreign missions, inner missions, Woman's Synodical Missionary Society -- Educational aims and achievements: Theological Seminary, Newberry College, Summerland College -- The Publication cause -- Financial growth -- Lay organizations: Luther League, Federation of Men -- History of congregations -- Roll of ministers -- Leading personalities: Godfrey Dreher, John Bachman, Thaddeus Street Boinest, Ernest Lewis Hazelius, Anton R. Rude, Jacob Hawkins, William Berly, J. A. Sligh, Emanuel A. Wingard, George W. Holland, Cornelius Prioleau Boozer, Edward Traill Horn, Josiah Pierce Smeltzer, John Eusebius Berly, James Herbert Wilson, Henry Muller, Henry Summer, William Walter Houseal, Jacob F. Schirmer, Patrick E. Wise, Orlando Benedict Mayer, Sr., William Kunhardt Bachman, Robert George Chisolm, David Luther Boozer, Jacob Epting, John C. Seegers, Abner Daniel Haltiwanger, George D. Rast, John F. Ficken, J. W. Jenny, John D. Cappelmann, Arthur Hayne Kohn, C. M. Efird, William Preston Houseal, George B. Cromer, Sidney J. Derrick, R. C. Counts, Kenneth Baker, Mrs. M. C. Rawl, Mrs. M. O. J. Kreps, Mrs. Kate Eargle, Mrs. J. L. Wise, Mrs. Margaret Sophia Habenicht, Mrs. W. G. Allworden, Mrs. F. W. Seegers -- Retrospective and prospective -- Appendices: 1. Ministers connected with the South Carolina Synod from January, 1824, to November, 1924. 2. Chronological record: officers of synod from the time of its organization to date.
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of South Carolina--History.
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of South Carolina.
Lutheran Church--South Carolina.
Lutheran Church--History.--South Carolina
South Carolina--Church history.
DUPLICATE COPY IN REFERENCE Includes index.
Early history -- Doctrinal history -- Missionary history: foreign missions, inner missions, Woman's Synodical Missionary Society -- Educational aims and achievements: Theological Seminary, Newberry College, Summerland College -- The Publication cause -- Financial growth -- Lay organizations: Luther League, Federation of Men -- History of congregations -- Roll of ministers -- Leading personalities: Godfrey Dreher, John Bachman, Thaddeus Street Boinest, Ernest Lewis Hazelius, Anton R. Rude, Jacob Hawkins, William Berly, J. A. Sligh, Emanuel A. Wingard, George W. Holland, Cornelius Prioleau Boozer, Edward Traill Horn, Josiah Pierce Smeltzer, John Eusebius Berly, James Herbert Wilson, Henry Muller, Henry Summer, William Walter Houseal, Jacob F. Schirmer, Patrick E. Wise, Orlando Benedict Mayer, Sr., William Kunhardt Bachman, Robert George Chisolm, David Luther Boozer, Jacob Epting, John C. Seegers, Abner Daniel Haltiwanger, George D. Rast, John F. Ficken, J. W. Jenny, John D. Cappelmann, Arthur Hayne Kohn, C. M. Efird, William Preston Houseal, George B. Cromer, Sidney J. Derrick, R. C. Counts, Kenneth Baker, Mrs. M. C. Rawl, Mrs. M. O. J. Kreps, Mrs. Kate Eargle, Mrs. J. L. Wise, Mrs. Margaret Sophia Habenicht, Mrs. W. G. Allworden, Mrs. F. W. Seegers -- Retrospective and prospective -- Appendices: 1. Ministers connected with the South Carolina Synod from January, 1824, to November, 1924. 2. Chronological record: officers of synod from the time of its organization to date.
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of South Carolina--History.
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of South Carolina.
Lutheran Church--South Carolina.
Lutheran Church--History.--South Carolina
South Carolina--Church history.