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German

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1920s-1950s

Personal Papers--Ulrich, Hugh A.
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Ministerial credentials and correspondence

ca. 1906-1947

22 p. ; 28 cm.

Hugh A. Ulrich [b. 1872] was the founding pastor of a Pentecostal German mission in Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1911) which eventually became Bethel Tabernacle. Ulrich served as pastor of the church until he resigned in June of 1956. Ordained in 1914, he joined the Assemblies of God in 1917 and held credentials until he allowed his credentials to lapse in the 1950s. Ulrich was instrumental in the formation of the German Branch of the Assemblies of God (1922) and served as the second superintendent (1929-33) as well as secretary and presbyter. He also served many years on the board of the Russian and Eastern European Mission.

Selected pages were copied from the termination files in the General secretary's office of the Assemblies of God.

Holdings: Correspondence. -- Ordination application. -- Record cards of his years of A/G service. -- Ordination certificates.

Ulrich, Hugh A.--Sermons.
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Assemblies of God--Clergy--Sermons.
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Assemblies of God. German Branch.
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Sermons, German.
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