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cording to a ste,craen; n he Lutheran St1nd45d,
the Lutheran church vas introduced into tbs
country IN The year l743, By Rev. Hfr. Muhlan-
b:.g, who emigrated from Germanr and estab-
lished himself n Pennsylvania. Tta Lutheran
Church in Inc UnitedTSiates IS composed chiefly,
but no, exclusively, of Germans and their &C.
scendants. For considerable period j; was
supplied by ministers from tae parent country
It's congregations are located in nearly all the
States, but are principally found in Penusylva-
MA, New-York, Ohio, Aarylsnd, Virginia, and
North and South Carolina. The aumbsr OF It's
congregations is about l,i00, and lis ministers
only about $50.


Connected with the Lutheran Church is the
College at Gettysburg, Pa. and fosr Theological
SaE1inaries, one az Hartwick, \. Z. one at Co.
lunbus, Okio, and one ct Lexingtn, S. C. -Four
pePerr, exclusively religious two N the English
and two in the German language, are supported
by the denomination. The cau-ch is divided
into nineteen SynoGs, which again are divided
into Conferences. The General Synod ia constl,
tued by representatives,, ministers and laymen,
from the local Synods. The only Lutheran
churches in New England are orc in Bss:on and
one in Marlborough, Maine