Zusammenarbeit mit anderen Kirchen und kirchlichen Organisationen. Kirchen in den USA

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HGSt, 5962
Registratursignatur: 28/03/2
HGSt Hauptgeschäftsstelle des Diakonischen Werkes der EKD
Hauptgeschäftsstelle des Diakonischen Werkes der EKD >> II. Ökumenische Diakonie >> II.0 Leitung >> II.0.5 Internationale ökumenische Zusammenarbeit >> II.0.5.1 Allgemeines
1961 - 1966, 1968, 1972
Darin: Disaster Relief in the Lutheran Church of Continental Europe (Elisabeth Urbig, 7 S., 1961). - Summary and Recommendations Regarding Surplus Food Program of the American Churches (National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA, 1964).

Enthält u.a.: Vorbereitung von Besuchsaufenthalten. - CROP-Programm. - Kirchliche und persönliche Spenden. - Mitarbeit an der Lutherischen Welt-Enzyklopädie. - Vermittlung von Studien- und Arbeitsaufenthalten in Deutschland. - Vorbereitung eines Besuches des National Lutheran Council, Division of Welfare in Deutschland in Verbindung mit der 2. Weltkonferenz für Soziale Verantwortung in Stockholm / Schweden 1963.
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Name: Urbig

Indexbegriff Ort: Stockholm / Schweden - 2. Weltkonferenz für Soziale Verantwortung, 1963

Indexbegriff Ort: USA - Kirchen in den

Provenienz: Registratur
CROP = Christian Rural Overseas Program
Urbig, Elisabeth

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