Concordia College - Corona Borealis Yearbook (Edmonton, Alberta Canada)

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LUTHERAN CHURCHES NOT INDICATED ON MAP Bridgewater area of Nova Scotia: 31 L. Calgary: 7 A, 5 L, 5 M, 2 X. Edmonton: 7 A, 8 L, 10 M, 3 X. Hamilton--Burlington: 7 L, 4M, IX. Kitchener--Waterloo: 10 L, 7 M. London: 1 L, 6 M, IX. Greater Montreal: 1 A, 7 L, 3 M, IX. Ottawa: 2 A, 3 L, 5 M. Port Arthur--Fort William: 1 A, 4 L, f Regina: 3 A, 4 L, 5 M. St. Catharines: 5 M, IX. M, 1 X. LUTHERAN CHURCHES IN CANADA Lutheran Church in America--L (The Lutheran Church in America--Canada Section) • Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod--M (The Lutheran Church-Canada) X Lutheran Churches of Other Synods NORTHWEST TERRITORIES SASKATCHEWAN « (Source: DIRECTORY--LUTHERAN CHURCHES IN CANADA--JULY 1966) • American Lutheran Church--A (The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Canada)

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1897 1903 1904 1906 1909 1911 1911 1911 1913 1913 1914 1914 1917 1921 1921 1922 1924 1925 1930 1939 1952 1959 1960 1962 1967 German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Manitoba and the Northwest Territories organized. Name changed in 1907 to Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Manitoba and other Provinces and later to Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Western Canada. Nova Scotia Synod organized. Danish Lutheran work in Canada begun, by Rev. J.G. Gundeson, at Dickeson, Alberta. Canada Conference of Ohio Synod organized. (Became Canada District in 1909. ) Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Central Canada organized. Camrose Lutheran College, Camrose, Alberta opened. Outlook College founded at Outlook, Saskatchewan. Waterloo Lutheran Seminary founded at Waterloo, Ontario. Luther Academy opened at Melville, Saskatchewan (moved to Regina in 1925 as Luther College ). Lutheran College and Seminary organized at Edmonton (moved to Saskatoon in 1915). First graduate of a seminary in Canada (Dr. Nils Willison). Waterloo College School founded. Canada District of the Norwegian Lutheran Church formed (later called the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Canada). Concordia College, Edmonton, opened on Reformation Day. Alberta-British Columbia District of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod organized, at Calgary, Alberta. Manitoba-Saskatchewan District of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod organized, at McNutt, Saskatchewan. Waterloo College founded. (Became Waterloo Luth. University in 1961. ) Merger of Synod of Central Canada with the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Canada. Because of the merger of the Ohio, Buffalo, and Iowa Synods, the Canada District of the Ohio Synod becomes the Canada District of the American Lutheran Church. Luther Theological Seminary opened at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Canadian Lutheran Council established. Lutheran Church-Canada organized, a federation of synodical districts of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod in Canada. Merger of American Lutheran Church, Evangelical Lutheran Church, United Evangelical Lutheran Church and later the Lutheran Free Church, resulting in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada. Merger of United Lutheran Church in America with the Augustana Lutheran Church brings into being the following new synods: Eastern Canada Synod, Central Canada Synod, and the Western Canada Synod, all comprising the Lutheran Church in America-Canada Section. The Lutheran Council in Canada, agency for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (American Lutheran Church), the Lutheran Church in America-Canada Section, and the Lutheran Church-Canada (Missouri Synod) comes into being.

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND EASTERN QUEBEC AND THE MARITIME PROVINCES A NEW I BRUNSWICK MANITOBA ONTARIO Saskatoon: 2 A, 2 L, 3 M, IX. Sr Sudbury: 3 L, 3 M. Greater Toronto: 2 A, 16 L, 10 M, 2 X. Greater Vancouver: 14 A, 8 L, 12 M, IX Windsor: 4 L, 3 M. Winnipeg: 10 A, 12 L, 9 M.