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1972
In the Fall of 1927, several Lutheran women came together with the sole purpose of starting a Lutheran church in Cranford, New Jersey. They called themselves “The Lutheran Women’s Club”. Many of the women were originally from Chicago, having been transferred here with their husbands by Western Electric.
The first service was held on July 22, 1928. They gathered in the upper floor of the old Masonic Temple located at Union Avenue and Alden Street. There were 25 people in attendance.
On September 16, 1928, this "club", with 49 charter members, held a meeting to formally organize as a church and adopt a constitution.
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