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Resource Type:

Photographs

Language:

English

Location:

P33607

Date:

193?

Author/Creator:

International News Photos (Chicago, IL).
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Title:

Wasilewska, Alexandria. [P33607]

Format:

black and white

6.5x8.5

None

Description:

Description: Evangelist Alexandria Wasilewska, standing holding a Bible and holding up her left hand; circa 1930s.

Alexandria Wasilewska, a Polish immigrant to the US, became a professional dancer in the 1920s. In about 1929 she attended a service held by female Pentecostal evangelist Uldine Utley, which led to her conversion to Christ. She became an evangelist, affiliated with the Christian and Missionary Alliance, and married Alexander Bibighaus in 1940.

Subject:

Wasilewska, Alexandria.
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Women clergy.
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Date Cataloged:

04/29/2021


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