Albertus van Raalte
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Albertus van Raalte
This article is about the Dutch American minister. For the Dutch conductor, see Albert van Raalte.
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Albertus Christiaan van Raalte (October 17, 1811, Wanneperveen, Netherlands – July 27, 1876, Holland, Michigan) was a 19th-century pastor in the Reformed Church in America. He led the Dutch immigrants who founded the city of Holland, Michigan in 1846 and played an important role in establishing the school that would become Hope College.
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- Dr. Margret Bock, M.D., Chicago Pediatric Nephrologist
- Charles Vander Broek: President, Resthaven Holland
- Makenna Van Raalte: Holland Christian School: Daughter of Jon and Samantha Van Rallte
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