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Inventory of the Committee on Fellowship of the Federation of Churches and Christian Workers of Northern California Collection,
1906
GTU 94-6-01
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Title: Committee on Fellowship of the Federation of Churches and Christian Workers of Northern California Collection,
Date (inclusive): 1906
Accession number: GTU 94-6-01
Shelf location: 3/D/1
Creator:
Federation of Churches and Christian Workers of Northern California. Committee on Fellowship
Size: 1 file folder
Note:
Small Collections Box 1, ff 9
Repository: The Graduate Theological Union.
Berkeley, California
Abstract: Minutes, correspondence
Language:
English.
Collection is open for research.
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[Identification of item], Committee on Fellowship of the Federation of Churches and Christian Workers of Northern California
Collection, GTU 94-6-01, The Graduate Theological Union Archives, Berkeley, CA.
Federation of Churches and Christian Workers of Northern California. Committee on Fellowship
San Francisco (Calif.) -- Church buildings
San Francisco (Calif.) -- Earthquake and fire, 1906
Earthquakes -- California -- San Francisco -- Religious aspects
Interdenominational cooperation -- Committees
San Francisco (Calif.) -- History
This interdenominational committee was organized to respond to planning for the reconstruction
and relocation of churches in San Francisco after the April, 1906 earthquake. The resolution
passed by the committee states that the earthquake has "largely burned away denominational
barriers, enkindled mutual sympathy and fraternal interest, and signally emphasized our essential
unity in Christ."