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Memory Work: A Guide for ELCA Congregational Archives and History
Consciousness of our shared recorded past, through the stories contained in our papers, films, photographs, portraits and audio and video tapes, is essential for understanding who we have been and who we are as Christ's church. Memory Work serves as a helpful introduction to the valuable work of congregational memory retention. The guide is not intended to be comprehensive. You may have questions related to archiving and history that, for lack of space, have not been addressed in this piece. The Region 3 Archives periodically sponsors congregational archive training sessions and conferences. Individualized assistance with congregational archives and history committees is available upon request. Please write to me at the Region 3 Archives at 2481 Como Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55108. You can also reach me by e-mail: pdaniels@luthersern.edu, or phone at 651-641-3205. I will be glad to help you and your congregation with the work of saving your stories. Paul A. Daniels
Memory Work: A Guide for ELCA Congregational Archives and History is prepared by Paul Daniels, Archivist and Curator of the Luther Seminary and ELCA Region3 Archives. ©1991, Revised 1998, 2001 and 2003. Reproduction and sharing is permitted, provided this credit is included. |