Abstract The land that became Camp Talahi, in Howell, Michigan, was purchased from the Young Women’s Christian Association of Detroit in 1949. A nonprofit trust was created in 1951 by the Congregational Association of Detroit and the Michigan-Indiana Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church to manage and operate the campground. This nonprofit organization managed the campground until 1965 when the Michigan Conference of the United Church of Christ began directly managing Camp Talahi. The camp is...

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Collection contains minutes of meetings and one financial ledger from the early 20th century.

Abstract The General Association of the Congregational Ministers and Churches of Michigan was formed on October 12, 1842. In 1908, it became known as the Michigan Conference. In 1932, the conference became known as the Michigan Conference of Congregational Christian Churches and in 1964 it became known as the Michigan Conference UCC. This collection includes trustee minutes and annual meeting minutes for the Congregational Association of Detroit as well as the records of women’s missionary societies...