Church membership.
Found in 140 Collections and/or Records:
Springfield, Mass. Emmanuel United Church of Christ records, 1881-2000.
The church started as White Street Congregational Church in 1881, but did not officially start until 1888. The collection includes topics on church records; pastor files; church groups; historical material; and photographs.
Streamwood, Ill. Pilgrim Congregational Church records, 1959-1966.
The Pilgrim Congregational Church in Streamwood, Illinois, was formally gathered in 1959. Rev. Philip Hubard Ward was the organizing minister. The church was a member of the United Church of Christ. It likely dissolved around 1971 or 1972. This collection contains a single volume of church records that includes vital membership information and meeting minutes.
Sturbridge, Mass. Federated Church of Sturbridge and Fiskdale records, 1736-1999.
Summit, Ill. First Congregational Church of Argo records, 1912-2010.
The Congregational Library & Archives’ Collection of Medford, Mass. Mystic Congregational Church records, 1847-1978.
The Mystic Congregational Church as well as the Mystic Society was formed in 1847 and closed in 1978. The collection consists primarily of bound ledgers of annual and regular meeting minutes, membership for the church.
Third Church records, 1674 May 28. : [manuscript]
Thornton, R.I. Congregational Church of Christ records, 1889-1918.
In 1889, the Congregational Church of Christ of Thornton was first gathered. In 1910, a legal dispute arose over the church’s charter and the land the church was built on. Due to the legal issues, the church property was transferred to the Rhode Island Home Missionary Society. The church dissolved by 1930. This collection contains administrative meeting minutes and vital membership records.
Waucoma, Iowa. First Congregational Church records, 1874-1973. : [manuscript]
Wendell, Mass. Congregational Church records, 1783-1955.
The Congregational Church of Wendell was formed in Wendell, Mass. on November 29, 1774. The Wendell, Mass. Congregational Church records document the history, administration, and life of the church and its members from its inception through the 1950s. Types of records present include extensive financial records, church and society meeting minutes, correspondence, and important earyy vital statistics for the church and its members.
Wenham, Mass. First Church in Wenham Congregational records, 1643-1847.
In 1642 the first meeting house was constructed in Wenham and the church was established in 1644 with the Rev. John Fiske as its first minister. The Congregational Parish and Society was established in 1833 and remained active until the church was incorporated in 1925. This collection includes meeting minutes, vital records, ecclesiastical council results, and early town records.