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Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches (U.S.)

LC control no.n 77004881
Descriptive conventionsrda
Corporate name headingAssociation of Evangelical Lutheran Churches (U.S.)
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Variant(s)A.E.L.C. (Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches)
AELC (Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches)
Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches
See alsoPredecessor of split: Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod
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Founded corporate body of corporate body: Commission for a New Lutheran Church
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Mergee: American Lutheran Church (1961-1987)
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Mergee: Lutheran Church in America
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Product of merger: Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
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Beginning date1976
Ending date1987-12-31
Field of activityLutheran Church
Found inDanker, F. W. No room in the brotherhood, c1977 (subj.) p. vii (Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches)
Melton, J. Gordon. Ency. of American religions, 1978: p. 100 (Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches; 245 congregations in 5 regional synods of the U.S.)
Mead, F.S. Handbk. of denom. in the U.S., 1980: p. 166 (Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches (AELC) created after doctrinal dispute within the Missouri Synod)
The Lutheran, Jan. 27, 1988: masthead (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) p. 24 (merger of Lutheran Church in America, American Lutheran Church, Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches; AELC closed 12/31/87)
Wikipedia, searched December 18, 2020 (Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches; AELC; formed in 1976 after approximately 250 dissident congregations withdrew from the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS) over doctrinal disputes; ended as an independent body on December 31, 1987 when it became part of the new Evangelical Lutheran Church in America)
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