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19 minutes ago

The ERHS first ever #GivingTuesday is coming up! Mark you calendars for this important day. ... See MoreSee Less

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7 days ago

It is that time of year again! It's time for the ERHS Annual Appeal. In addition to all of the amazing work at the Society we are also excited to announce the appointment of our first Executive Director. The Society is moving forward in many positive ways. Click below to learn more about our amazing work and how you can help support the ERHS. ... See MoreSee Less

ERHS Annual Appeal

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Evangelical and Reformed Historical Society

3 months ago

Are you researching the history of your church? Do you have a member in your family tree that was Reformed Church or Evangelical and Reformed Church clergy? The Evangelical and Reformed Historical Society is pleased to announce that the full run of the Almanac and Year Book for the Reformed Church in the United States from 1864-1934 has been digitized and uploaded to our website. We also have digitized and posted a full run of the Year Book and Almanac of the Evangelical and Reformed Church from 1935-1961. Click the link below to learn more about our online collections. ... See MoreSee Less

Online Collections - Evangelical and Reformed Historical Society

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The Reformed Church in the United States published Almanacs for the years 1864-1934. For the years 1873-1878, and 1880-1912, there were two published, one generally known as the

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Evangelical and Reformed Historical Society

3 months ago

Rev. Dr. Carrie Call, Ph.D., ERHS Board Member and Conference Minister for the Penn Central Conference of the United Church Christ, has shared an excellent story on Lydia Jane Wheeler. Also known as the "Forest Minstrel," Wheeler wrote from the "Weekly Messenger" of the German Reformed Church. Click on the link below to learn more about her exciting story and contributions to the ministry of the Reformed Church in the United States. ... See MoreSee Less

UCC Roots September 2020

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Evangelical and Reformed Historical Society

5 months ago

A special thank you to Nancy Nollau Mack for sharing the story of Sister Bena Fuchs and her work with the "Caroline Mission" in the former Missouri District of the Evangelical Synod of North America. Click on the link below to learn more about this exciting history. ... See MoreSee Less

UCC Roots June 2020

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