Fred Emil Luchs

Background

Luchs, Fred Emil was born on April 2, 1904 in Ridgeway, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Simon and Margaretha (Ruef) Luchs.

Education

Bachelor's Degree, University of Chicago, 1931; Doctor of Divinity, Franklin and Marshall College, 1952.

Career

Served as pastor throughout the United States, 1931-1973. Associate editor 20th Century Quarterly, 1945-1955. Established 1st co-ed youth camp in the United States, 1932.

Exchange preacher to England and American Churches in Berlin and Paris, 1939. Interim pastor St. John's Evangelical Protestant Church, Columbus, Ohio, 1973. Chaplain aboard 14 trips worldwide.

Member General Motors speakers, 1960-1972. Special lecturer Ohio University. Participant lector tours in Europe.

Achievements

• Fred Emil Luchs has been listed as a noteworthy clergyman, lecturer by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Married Evelyn Mae Coulter, August 8, 1933. Children: Lewis Richard, Mark William, Michael Charles, Margaret Jane.

Father:

Simon Luchs

Mother:

Margaretha (Ruef) Luchs

Spouse:

Evelyn Mae Coulter

child:

Mark William Luchs

child:

Margaret Jane Luchs

child:

Michael Charles Luchs

child:

Lewis Richard Luchs