Inter-Lutheran Consultation Papers: from the Pan-Lutheran Bodies Collection

Collection

Identifier: LORG-001-004

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

This collection contains official governing documents, biographical data, letters, meeting minutes, committees, and sub-committees.

Dates

Existence: 1960 - 1966-02

Biographical / Historical

The Inter-Lutheran Consultation was a council of participating Lutheran bodies established in 1960 to discuss the joining of the National Lutheran Council and The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod. The Lutheran bodies represented were the Lutheran Church in America (LCA), The American Lutheran Church (TALC), and Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LC-MS), and Synod of Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Lutheran Council in the United States of America was formed through this committee. At the end of the seventh meeting they decided that no further meetings need to be scheduled in advance (Jan/Feb 1966).

Extent

.5 Linear Feet (This collection contains official governing documents, biographical data, letters, meeting minutes, committees, and sub-committees)

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Processing Information

This collection was originally processed by Harold Robinson in January 2014. It was reprocessed and consolidated from 2 boxes to 1 box by Matthew Kayhart. The finding aid was updated by Sheila Joy and Hillary Christiansen in March 2019.