Church finance.
Found in 68 Collections and/or Records:
Brockton, Mass. South Congregational Church records, 1835-1979.
Brockton, Mass. Waldo Congregational Church records, 1896-1980.
The Waldo Congregational Church was gathered in 1896 two years after being founded as the Montello Mission. In 1980 the Waldo Congregational Church, First Parish Congregational Church, South Congregational Church, and Porter Congregational Church merged to form the Christ Congregational Church. This collection contains the administrative and membership records of the church and includes record books, financial records, and vital member records.
Bryant, S.D. Union Congregational Church, 1892-2009.
Cambridge, Mass. Pilgrim Congregational Church of Cambridgeport records, 1863-1992.
Charlestown, Boston, Mass. First Church records, 1632-1927.
Chicago, Ill. Cragin Congregational Church records, 1883-1932.
Cragin Congregational Church opened in 1883 in Chicago's North End. Throughout its history, the church remained small and recieved financial support from the City Missionary Society. This collection includes meeting minutes, the church's constitution, and financial records.
Chicago, Ill. Fourth Congregational Church records, 1893-1992.
Fourth Congregational Church of Chicago traces its origins back to a Congregational Sunday school which started in 1867 and met in a blacksmith shop. From this Sunday school sprang three churches, Grace, Cortland Street, and Maplewood. These three churches merged in 1916 and took the name Fourth Church. The records include finances, youth education and outreach, membership records, correspondence, reports, and church newsletters.
Chicago, Ill. Igelsia Congregasional Mexicana en Sur Chicago, 1931-1935.
The South Chicago Mexican Congregational Church records describe the weekly meeting of the Sunday School. This collection contains meeting minutes and finances.
Chicago, Ill. Summerdale Community Church records, 1890-1954.
The Summerdale Congregational Church formed in 1899 out of a Sunday school that met in the Summerdale railway station. A year later, the Summerdale Congregational Church was organized. The records include correspondence, treasurer’s reports and receipts, church and committee minutes, and vital records.