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Box 003a

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Contains 10 Results:

Committees. Committee to Revise the Constitution. Constitution, 1932 (3 variants)

 Collection — Box: 003a, Folder: 001
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 to Revise the Constitution. History

 Collection — Box: 003a, Folder: 002
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. Efficiency Commission. Minutes, 1923-1926.

 Collection — Box: 003a, Folder: 003
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 Spiritual Resources.

 Collection — Box: 003a, Folder: 004
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. Social Service Commission.

 Collection — Box: 003a, Folder: 005a
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. United Missionary and Stewardship Committee

 Collection — Box: 003a, 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. United Missionary and Stewardship Committee Minutes, 1914-1926

 Collection — Box: 003a, 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. United Missionary and Stewardship Committee Classis Reports

 Collection — Box: 003a, 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 to prepare an English Hymnal, manuscript draft, 1872

 Collection — Box: 003a, 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 to prepare an English Hymnal, manuscript draft, 1872

 Collection — Box: 003a, 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