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| Heritage |
A school with deep roots in the upper Midwest and
an enduring dedication to ecumenical education, United was established
in 1960 by the United Church of Christ through the merger of
Mission House Seminary of Plymouth, Wis., and Yankton School
of Theology in Yankton, S.D.
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Mission
House, the German Reformed Prophetenschule (“school
of the prophets”), was founded in 1862 to meet the
religious needs of German immigrant settlements in Wisconsin
and other Midwestern states. In time, it became one of
the three seminaries of the Evangelical and Reformed Church.
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Yankton
School of Theology served the needs of German Congregational
Churches in middle America. Following its establish-ment
in 1869, the school was located in Nebraska and Chicago
before settling in South Dakota.
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The merger of these two schools expressed the uniting
spirit which led to the formation of the United Church of Christ
in 1957 and responded to the need for an ecumenical center of theological
studies in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. By its charter,
United is ecumenical, independent, and multi-denominational. |
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