Patterns - Phase I
Blue Gate v5-10 Ch 20 Deuv5 The officers shall say... has anyone built... & not dedicated it?
v6 Planted... & not begun to enjoy it?
v8 Then the officers shall ADD... if any man is afraid let him go home so
that the rest of us are not discouraged by it...
v9 When the officers have finished speaking... appoint leaders...
v10 When you march up to attack a city, make its people an
offer of peace.
Phil, STL, per Father God ~When i Receive you, i Release you.
Jun 19th, Sunday
Jim, STL, per Jesus Christ ~Position puts a demand on our gift.
Sept 25, Sunday
St. Louis FlagSymbolizes confluence of Missouri & Mississippi Rivers. Blue calls attention to the French background, to St. Louis of France whom the City is named after. Gold Disk represents the Louisana Purchase.
1764 STL Founded
1776 1st Church Building Completed
1803 STL flew under 3 flags - French/Spanish/American
1804 Transfer of Louisiana Territory from France to USA
1813 1st Brick House Built
1817 1st Steamboat arrived
1818 1st Streets Paved
1821 1st Sidewalk Laid
1822 STL Incorporated as a City
1823 1st Mayor Elected
1904 Mayor - Rolla Wells
2008 Mayor - Francis G. Slay
1829 STL University opened
1849 Fire Destorys 15 city blocks & 23 steamboats
1853 1st Public Highschool opened
1855 City Limits Expanded
1875 Reavis, L. U. ~St. Louis, The Future Great City of the World.
1876 City separated from STL County, City Limits Expanded
1878 Inaugurated Public Telephone
1800 600 phones in use
1890 2,885 telephone subscribers
1894 Union Station opened
1896 May 27th Devastating Tornado
1898 1st Automobile appear on streets
Take Me Deeper LORD
1904 WORLD'S FAIR1904 World Fair - to celebrate Louisiana Purchase
1912 STL Zoo Founded
1930 The Great Depression Period
1942 Public Housing Program Started
1943 Small Arms Plant opened
1959 Feb 10th Tornado
1961 Mark Twain Expressway opened
1966 Busch Stadium Dedicated
1968 630' Tall - Gateway Arch Officially Dedicated May 25th,
opened to public in '67.
Interesting - Loose Patterns
~Builders/Expansionists
~Aggressive Communicators (20% increase within one decade)
~Progressive Growth Patterns (leadership stages 1, 2, 3)
1823 Mayor's term was 1yr
1859 it became 2yrs
1876 term lengthened to 4yrs.
~Name Change Patterns (Christ gives us a new name/location)
STL Cardinals - Previously Named
STL Brown Stockings 1882
STL Browns 1883-1898
STL Perfectos 1899
UPS - Previously Named
American Messenger Co. 1907
Merchants Parcel Delivery 1913
United Parcel Service 1919
Not So Interesting - Bind Patterns
1800's - mobs of up to 1,000 attacking buildings, destroying them
Feb 1844 - militia ordered out of 11th/Washington, around 1-3,000 threatening to destory building... dissection rooms = the center & provoking agent... town elects gave speech to abstain from violence- stones thrown to smash windows instead. Crowd was dispersed, it returned, it showed a "Spirit of Violence," rage, destruction.
Apr 1844 - election riot in 5th ward, a "party spirit" stirred up a fight, crowd gathered on either side, several well known citizens were injured.
6/29/1849 - riot, firemen vs rivermen on the Levee, all 5 ships burned down.
Aug 1854 - "Know-Nothing" party opposed to foreigners & Catholic church, Irishman stabbed a boy.
6/11/1861 - some men standing on steps of Presbyterian Church NW of Broadway & Walnut fired pistol, a soldier fell dead.
In 1Church - the 2Play we learn in the 3Garden is the Love 4Song~
That goes out to the 4 corners of the earth~1. The New Cathedral, of St. Louis, is considered the finest example of Byzantine architecture in North America. It contains more mosiac art work than any church in the world and lays claim to the world's largest mosaic dome.
2. St. Louis Municipal Opera is the largest municipally owned theater in the world. Its stage is the world's largest open-air stage and the world's only open-air, revolving stage.
3. The Missouri Botanical Garden (Shaw's Garden) in St. Louis, established in 1859, is the oldest and one of only two such gardens in America. There are only nine such gardens in the world and few compare with Shaw's cultural, scientific and educational programs.
4. The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is among the best in the nation and this country's second oldest, established in 1879.
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