Norwegian Synod

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The Norwegian Synod was a conservative Lutheran church body in the United States formed by Norwegian immigrants in the 19th century, known for its strict confessional stance and significant role in shaping Norwegian-American religious life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Lutheran church body
religious organization
churchPolity congregational-synodical
confessionalBasis Book of Concord NERFINISHED
Lutheran Confessions NERFINISHED
confessionalStance strict
country United States of America
surface form: United States
denomination Lutheranism
emphasis confessional subscription
doctrinal purity
ethnicFocus Norwegian immigrants
foundedBy Norwegian Lutheran immigrants
foundedInCentury 19th century
historicalSignificance major early Norwegian-American Lutheran body
influenced Norwegian-American religious identity
development of Lutheranism among Norwegian immigrants in the U.S.
languageOfMinistry English
Norwegian NERFINISHED
opposed theological liberalism
unionism
primaryConstituency Norwegian Americans NERFINISHED
primaryCountryOfOriginOfMembers Norway NERFINISHED
regionServed Midwestern United States
Upper Midwest NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Protestant Christianity
roleInCommunity preserved Norwegian Lutheran traditions in America
shaped Norwegian-American religious life
theologicalOrientation conservative Lutheran
typeOfOrganization immigrant church body
worshipStyle liturgical

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Evangelical Lutheran Synod separatedFrom Norwegian Synod
Bjug Harstad denomination Norwegian Synod
this entity surface form: Norwegian Lutheran Church
Pot Bay hasStructure Norwegian Synod
this entity surface form: Norwegian Lutheran church