Religion

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Personal papers of Aaron McGaffey Beede, an Episcopal Church missionary to Native Americans, and his son Ralph Gordon Beede, a politician and newspaper publisher

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The Church Women United of Grand Forks Records date from 1961 to 2003 and have been divided into seven series: Series 1: Executive Series 2:  Membership Series 3:  Community Projects Series 4:  Financial Series 5:  State Documents Series 6:  National Documents Series 7:  Miscellaneous

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The Episcopal Bishops of North Dakota Correspondence comprises eight notes and letters written by seven different bishops. Four of the letters are autograph letters for the John Gordon Wright Library of the Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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The Hebron Colony Records consist of historical materials related to the Hebron and New Salem colonies.  This includes meeting minutes from the German Evangelical Colonization Society and the German Evangelical Association,  correspondence, newspaper clippings, publications, photographs and biographical information sheets from pioneers in both colonies.

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1857-1928; Hebron, North Dakota, church organist, minister’s wife

Scope and Contents These records include copies of annual meeting minutes and reports of the North Dakota Swedish Baptist Conference, 1918-1929. These were printed in Svenska Standaret of the Swedish Baptist General Conference of America. There are also notes about various Swedish Baptist churches in North Dakota and five photographs of Swedish families in the Kulm, North Dakota, area. All of the copies were made from records preserved at the Bethel University archives in St....

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1905-1983

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The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Grand Forks Records date from 1961-1975 and contain the organization's constitution and charter, minutes of meetings, correspondence, membership mailing lists, newsletters, financial records, and miscellaneous material.

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1st President of the University of North Dakota, 1884-1885