Lutheran Bureau, Inc., A National Medium for Information and Service.
The Bureau grew out of the celebration of the Reformation Quadricentennial. Its lines of activity embrace a lecture bureau, a news service and an information service.
In the last it offers information on the best methods of doing church work, culling the best experience in the field of service and placing it at the disposal of anyone desiring it.
In the lecture bureau and the news service it is stimulating Lutherans to study the problems of the hour and it is creating opportunities for them to be heard.
The office is located in the Bank of the Metropolis Building, Union
Square, New York. President, George D. Boschen; Treasurer, Theodore H.
Lamprecht; Executive Secretary, O. H. Pannkoke.
National Lutheran Commission for Soldiers' and Sailors' Welfare, 437
Fifth Avenue, New York. Chairman, Rev. Frederick H. Knubel, D.D.
Periodicals
Der Lutherische Herold, founded in 1852, by Henry Ludwig.
Der Sonntagsgast, founded 1872. Editor: Pastor Wenner.
The New York Lutheran, founded 1903. Editor: Pastor Brunn.