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Samo Chalupka

1812 - 1883 Person Name: ks. Samo Chalupka Author of "Uspokój się, o duszo miła" in Śpiewnik Ewangelicki

Georges Kaufmann

1809 - 1884 Person Name: Georges Kaufmann, 1809-1884 Author of "Wer kann, Herr, Deine Liebe fassen" in Glaubenslieder

E. Glahn

Person Name: Egede Glahn Translator (from German) of "Thee Will I Love, My Strength, My Treasure" in Hymnal for Church and Home

Adolf Hult

1869 - 1943 Arranger of "ICH WILL DICH LIEBEN" in The Hymnal and Order of Service Born: December 24, 1869, Moline, Illinois. Adolf was the son of blacksmith Olof Hult, one of the early members of the Swedish colony in Moline. Adolf graduated from Augustana College in 1892, then earned his Bachelor of Divinity degree at Augustana Theological Seminary. Ordained June 11, 1899, at the synodical meeting in St. Paul, Minnesota, he became pastor of the Messiah English Lutheran Church in Lake View, Illinois, where had served a year while a student. During his pastorate, membership grew from 226 to over 450, making it the third largest English Lutheran church in the Chicago area. Hult pursued postgraduate studies at the University of Chicago, and taught Hebrew for a year at the Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary. He contributed numerous articles to the Lutheran press, and in 1905 was chief editor of I’äktaren, a religious paper published in Chicago. As of 1908, he was associate editor of The Young Lutheran’s Companion, published semi-monthly at Rock Island, Illinois. In May 1907, Hult became pastor of the Immanuel Swedish Lutheran Church in Omaha, Nebraska. --www.hymntime.org/tch

Walter Brockhaus

1894 - 1968 Person Name: Walter Brockhaus, 1894-1968 Translator of "Wer kann, Herr, Deine Liebe fassen" in Glaubenslieder

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