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Grandview Methodist Episcopal Church History Collection

This digital collection is a sample of items from the physical collection of the Grandview Methodist Episcopal Church History Collection. It presents several items of church history from 1923 to 1929, including a series of correspondence between the Denver Church Extension Society and others concerning a time in 1929 when the church building, then located at 44th Avenue and Irving Street in Denver, Colorado, was almost lost due to foreclosure. In the end, the Board of Home Missions and Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia authorized a grant of $3,000 from the revolving fund loan to pay Grandview's debts. This collection was digitized by Baylee Suskin whose work has been graciously funded by the Mountain Sky Archives and History Commission.


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Pastor's Report to the District Superintendent, July 1928
Pastor John H. Ketchum's Quarterly Report to the District Superintendent on July 24, 1928 discussing a "lack of financial support" resulting in a year that was "very trying and discouraging"
Pastor's Report to the District Superintendent, March 1928
Pastor John H. Ketchum's Quarterly Report to the District Superintendent on March 1, 1928 dealing with the "real problem of...finances" due to the small membership of the church at that time
Reply to World Service Commission Treasurer Orrin W. Auman
Reply of correspondence from Denver Church Extension Society's Rev. Walter D. Cole to World Service Commission Treasurer Orrin Auman stating that the general board in Philadelphia has indicated a revolving loan will be made to pay Grandview's debts
Statement of Accounts for Grandview, Highlands, and Arvada M. E. Churches to Denver Church Extension Society, March 1929
Correspondence from the Loan Department at The American Agency and Investment Company including the statements of building loans and interest paid or unpaid for Grandview Memorial M. E. Church, First M. E. Church of Highlands, and Arvada Community Church

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