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Evangelical Lutheran Synod (ELS), 1918-current
1media/nmmn_00016.jpg2024-06-03T17:33:55+00:00Kristina Warnerc8c3eeb8fc534b4204fc4ece92574ef9ee4ab6bd64plain2024-10-03T18:49:33+00:00Kristina Warnerc8c3eeb8fc534b4204fc4ece92574ef9ee4ab6bdDuring the formation of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America, a disagreement erupted within the Norwegian Synod. A portion of the Norwegian Synod was reorganized as the Norwegian Synod of the American Evangelical Lutheran Church (“Little Norwegian Synod”). The name was later changed to the Evangelical Lutheran Synod. The first president was Bjug Harstad – a founding president of Pacific Lutheran University in Parkland, Washington. In 1927, the synod formed the Bethany Lutheran College in Mankato, Minnesota. In 1946, they also established a seminary called Bethany Lutheran Theological Seminary.
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1media/P0655_014-02_023_001_thumb.jpg2024-10-03T18:48:02+00:00Portrait of Bjug Harstad, undated1Photograph Collection (P0655)media/P0655_014-02_023_001.jpgplain2024-10-03T18:48:02+00:0020090917180201-0600Harstad Bjug Aanondson