Women and lay activism: aspects of acculturation in the German Lutheran Churches of Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1870 - 1917.
From: Michigan Historical Review
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Date: 3/22/1999
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Author: Haderle, Irene
On January 18,1914 the German Erste Evangelisch-Lutherische Zion Kirche (First Evangelical-Lutheran Zion Church) of Ann Arbor held a celebration. The women's society of the church marked twenty-five years of existence with a church service, musical presentations, and an enormous banquet for 450 guests. (2) The Zion Church's rival, the Deutsche Evangelische Bethlehem Kirche (German Evangelical Bethlehem Church) of Ann Arbor, also had a women's society. This one had been founded ...
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