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E. R. Post Collection

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Correspondence and Items Related to the CRC Layman’s League

Synod of 1971

Miscellaneous Papers



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E. R. Post Collection, 1949-1982 | Heritage Hall, Hekman Library

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Collection Overview

Title: E. R. Post Collection, 1949-1982

ID: COLL/198

Primary Creator: Post, E. R. (1896-1993)

Extent: 1.5 Cubic Feet. More info below.

Arrangement: Folder level description

Abstract

Principal of Grand Rapids Christian High School, field agent for the Historical Committee of the CRCNA, and translator. The collection includes records of the Christian Reformed Laymen's League of the 1960s, Synodical Study Committee material, articles published in The Banner, a speech, entitled "Christian Education in Grand Rapids," and many banquet speeches.

Biographical Note

Son of Rev. John Post and Jessie Kuiper, Egbert R. Post was born in Almont, Michigan on August 28, 1896. Post began his teaching career in a one-room Christian School house in Baldwin, Wisconsin. After only a year of teaching Post enter the army at the end of World War I. When he returned, he enrolled at Calvin College and later transferred to the University of Michigan. At the University of Michigan he received his BA and MA in economics.

Post accepted a teaching position at Grand Rapids Christian High School. There he taught the subjects of social science, commercial law, and governments. In 1932 Post became principal of the Grand Rapids Christian High School and remained principal until his retirement in 1965. Post became affectionately known as "Erpie" because of the way he signed slips.

Outside of the school, Post and his wife Catherine (Hennink) ran a summer youth camp called Camp Roger on Little Bostwick Lake. Once he retired, Post worked at Heritage Hall, Calvin College. He served as a field agent for the Christian Reformed Church, collecting material for the archives and microfilming them. Post also translated documents from Dutch to English for the archives.

On June 11, 1993 Egbert R. Post died from congestive heart failure. His wife preceded him in death in 1982. He is survived by his son, Jay Post and daughter, Eunice Hope.

Correspondence and Items Related to the CRC Layman's League


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Series 2: Synod of 1971
Box 2
Folder 1: Synod of 1971: Reports and letters --- 1971
Folder 2: Synod of 1971: Overtures --- 1971
Folder 3: Synod of 1971: Committee 1 --- 1971
Folder 4: Synod of 1971: Committee 2 --- 1971
Folder 5: Synod of 1971: Committee 3 --- 1971
Folder 6: Synod of 1971: Committee 4 --- 1971
Folder 7: Synod of 1971: Committee 5 --- 1971
Folder 8: Synod of 1971: Committee 6 --- 1971
Folder 9: Synod of 1971: Committee 7 --- 1971
Folder 10: Synod of 1971: Committee 8 --- 1971
Folder 11: Synod of 1971: Committee 9 --- 1971
Folder 12: Synod of 1971: Committee 10 --- 1971
Folder 13: Synod of 1971: Committee 11 --- 1971
Folder 14: Synod of 1971: Committee 12 --- 1971
Folder 15: Synod of 1971: Committee 13 --- 1971
Folder 16: Synod of 1971: Committee 14 --- 1971
Folder 17: Summary of Synodical Decisions of Doctrinal and Ethical Matters
Folder 18: Committee on "Synodical Decisions . . ." - minutes, reports, drafts
Folder 19: The Harold Dekker- Ann Arbor Chapel matter materials

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