The Lutherans of New York, Their Story and Their Problems

The Lutherans of New York, Their Story and Their Problems

[Transcriber's note: A very few German names appeared in the original with umlauts. These have been transcribed as an "e". A few spelling errors in the original are indicated with a "[sic]". The original uses italics to indicate most of the German and Latin in the text, and all of the authors' names in the bibliography. Italics are transcribed with the underscore character at the beginning and end. Footnotes in the original are transcribed here in a paragraph immediately below the paragraph to which the footnote is connected. The appendix contains a table that is 102 characters wide.] Contents Apology Introduction Their Story In the Seventeenth Century1648-1700 In the Eighteenth Century1701-1750 In the Eighteenth Century1751-1800 In the Nineteenth Century1801-1838 In the Nineteenth Century1839-1865 In the Nineteenth Century1866-1900 In the Twentieth Century1900-1918 Their Problems The Problem of Synods The Problem of Language The Problem of Membership The Problem of Religious Education The Problem of Lapsed Lutherans The Problem of Statistics Epilogue AppendixThe Churches; Deaconesses; Former Pastors; Sons of the Churches; Institutions and Societies; Other Associations; Periodicals; Book-stores; Bibliography; Index. Illustrations Frontispiece [Transcriber's note: a portrait of the author] When New York Was Young A Corner of Broad Street New Amsterdam in 1640 In the Eighteenth Century Trinity Church Henry Melchior Muehlenberg The Old Swamp Church Frederick Muehlenberg John Christopher Kunze Kunze's Gravestone Carl F. E. Stohlmann, D.D. Pastor Wilhelm Heinrich Berkemeier The Wartburg G. F. Krotel, D.D., LL.D. Augustus Charles Wedekind, D.D. Pastor J. H. Sieker Charles E. Weltner, D.D. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 14638
Author: Wenner, George Unangst
Release Date: Jan 8, 2005
Format: eBook
Language: English