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First Evangelical Lutheran Church
8th Avenue South and McGavock
Nashville, TennesseeResources
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This is a resource page linking to the Archives
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America.
and other sites of interest to
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
It is not a comprehensive listing of all the resources.This page also has links to other sites tied with
Pastors, events and organizations (historical and current). |
NOTE:
Upon clicking some of the links on this page, you will leave this network. |
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Related Links |
The ELCA Archives is the main repository for the
three immediate predecessor church bodies of the ELCA: The American Lutheran Church,
Lutheran Church in America and the
Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches. The ELCA Archives also collects the following material from their predecessor bodies: ============================================================================ |
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The Archives of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
are the collective memory of the
ELCA churchwide organization,
holding records of predecessor church bodies,
inter-Lutheran organizations,
and certain records relating to ELCA synods
and their predecessors, as well as
leaders and congregations of the church.
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Archives of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America |
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Mission statement of the ELCA Archives:
To assist in fulfilling this mission
the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America shall:
(a) provide archives for the retention
of its valuable records, and
(b) coordinate archival activity in the synods,
regional centers for mission, institutions,
and agencies of this church.
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Why Archive? - Mission Statement |
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The Library at the Lutheran Center
in Chicago serves those who work and study
in the congregations, synods, schools,
social service agencies, and the
churchwide office of
the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
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The Evangelical Lutheran Church of America - Library |
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This link introduces
"The historical origins of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America"
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ROOTS of the ELCA |
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The archives of a congregation contain
the primary records needed to identify
its past. Today documents that provide
evidence of the past are produced in a
variety of formats from paper to electronic.
These materials require protection and
preservation to prevent the loss of
your congregation's history that would occur
if the material was neglected.
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Brief Guide for Archives of Congregations |
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"American Lutheran Developments
in their Historical Context --
Some Major Landmarks"
(This link will open onto chronological events)
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Timelines of the ELCA |
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This is a Churchwide calendar of events,
which allows searches by different
days, months, years as well as
pre-defined searches.It also allows for return (previous) to
the First Lutheran Historical Archives webpages. This churchwide calendar is maintained
by the ELCA.
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ELCA Calendar |
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Link to web page of Lutheran churches
historically connected to
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
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First Evangelical Lutheran Church
- downtown Nashville, TN
Heritage Room at
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Historical Archive Committee
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Link to First Lutheran, Nashville site |
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St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Gerritsen Beach, Brooklyn, NY
The Reverend Carl Zinnsmeister
1900 to 1904
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Link to St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church |
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St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Marietta, Ohio
The Reverend R. T. Vorberg
1907 to 1910
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Link to St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Marietta, Ohio |
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First Evangelical Lutheran Church,
U. A. C., of Knoxville, Tennessee
[Rev. Eggers, Bachmann, and Heckel] |
Link to First Evangelical Lutheran Church (Knoxvlle) |
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