Box 003
Container
Contains 34 Results:
Committees. Executive Committee. Statements to the Classes
Collection — Box: 003, Folder: 005d
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From the Collection:
General Synod. Reformed Church in the United States.
The General Synod was formed in 1863 by the union of the Synod (from 1863 called the Eastern Synod) and the Ohio Synod. By action of the General Synod of 1869 the word "German" was dropped from the denomination's name and it became the Reformed Church in the United States. The General Synod was the governing body of the denomination and met every three except for several specially called meetings. Between General Synod meetings, the...
Dates:
0000 - 0000
Committees. Commission on Closer Relations. American Council on Organic Union
Collection — Box: 003, Folder: 005e
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From the Collection:
General Synod. Reformed Church in the United States.
The General Synod was formed in 1863 by the union of the Synod (from 1863 called the Eastern Synod) and the Ohio Synod. By action of the General Synod of 1869 the word "German" was dropped from the denomination's name and it became the Reformed Church in the United States. The General Synod was the governing body of the denomination and met every three except for several specially called meetings. Between General Synod meetings, the...
Dates:
0000 - 0000
Committees. Commission on Closer Relations. Reformed Church in the US & Reformed Church in America, 1886-1888
Collection — Box: 003, Folder: 005f
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
General Synod. Reformed Church in the United States.
The General Synod was formed in 1863 by the union of the Synod (from 1863 called the Eastern Synod) and the Ohio Synod. By action of the General Synod of 1869 the word "German" was dropped from the denomination's name and it became the Reformed Church in the United States. The General Synod was the governing body of the denomination and met every three except for several specially called meetings. Between General Synod meetings, the...
Dates:
0000 - 0000
Committees. Commission on Closer Union of the Churches. Union With the Presbyterian Church
Collection — Box: 003, Folder: 006
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
General Synod. Reformed Church in the United States.
The General Synod was formed in 1863 by the union of the Synod (from 1863 called the Eastern Synod) and the Ohio Synod. By action of the General Synod of 1869 the word "German" was dropped from the denomination's name and it became the Reformed Church in the United States. The General Synod was the governing body of the denomination and met every three except for several specially called meetings. Between General Synod meetings, the...
Dates:
0000 - 0000
Committees. Commission on Closer Relations. E & R Merger, 1929-1934
Collection — Box: 003, Folder: 006a
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
General Synod. Reformed Church in the United States.
The General Synod was formed in 1863 by the union of the Synod (from 1863 called the Eastern Synod) and the Ohio Synod. By action of the General Synod of 1869 the word "German" was dropped from the denomination's name and it became the Reformed Church in the United States. The General Synod was the governing body of the denomination and met every three except for several specially called meetings. Between General Synod meetings, the...
Dates:
0000 - 0000
Committees. Advisory Committee of Boards of Education.
Collection — Box: 003, Folder: 006b
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
General Synod. Reformed Church in the United States.
The General Synod was formed in 1863 by the union of the Synod (from 1863 called the Eastern Synod) and the Ohio Synod. By action of the General Synod of 1869 the word "German" was dropped from the denomination's name and it became the Reformed Church in the United States. The General Synod was the governing body of the denomination and met every three except for several specially called meetings. Between General Synod meetings, the...
Dates:
0000 - 0000
Committees. Committee on Church Government and Constitution, 1926-1928
Collection — Box: 003, Folder: 007
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
General Synod. Reformed Church in the United States.
The General Synod was formed in 1863 by the union of the Synod (from 1863 called the Eastern Synod) and the Ohio Synod. By action of the General Synod of 1869 the word "German" was dropped from the denomination's name and it became the Reformed Church in the United States. The General Synod was the governing body of the denomination and met every three except for several specially called meetings. Between General Synod meetings, the...
Dates:
0000 - 0000
Committees. Committee of Twenty-One, Minutes, Reports, 1930 - 1932.
Collection — Box: 003, Folder: 007a
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
General Synod. Reformed Church in the United States.
The General Synod was formed in 1863 by the union of the Synod (from 1863 called the Eastern Synod) and the Ohio Synod. By action of the General Synod of 1869 the word "German" was dropped from the denomination's name and it became the Reformed Church in the United States. The General Synod was the governing body of the denomination and met every three except for several specially called meetings. Between General Synod meetings, the...
Dates:
0000 - 0000
Committees. Committee of Twenty-One, Correspondence.
Collection — Box: 003, Folder: 007b
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
General Synod. Reformed Church in the United States.
The General Synod was formed in 1863 by the union of the Synod (from 1863 called the Eastern Synod) and the Ohio Synod. By action of the General Synod of 1869 the word "German" was dropped from the denomination's name and it became the Reformed Church in the United States. The General Synod was the governing body of the denomination and met every three except for several specially called meetings. Between General Synod meetings, the...
Dates:
0000 - 0000
Committees. Committee on Forms
Collection — Box: 003, Folder: 008
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
General Synod. Reformed Church in the United States.
The General Synod was formed in 1863 by the union of the Synod (from 1863 called the Eastern Synod) and the Ohio Synod. By action of the General Synod of 1869 the word "German" was dropped from the denomination's name and it became the Reformed Church in the United States. The General Synod was the governing body of the denomination and met every three except for several specially called meetings. Between General Synod meetings, the...
Dates:
0000 - 0000