Mt. Zion Lutheran Church

Organized as a Lutheran society by Pastor John D. Scheck in 1836, the church which came to be located here received its first pastor with the arrival of Father Jacob Kleckley in 1838. The initial worship site for “Ebenezer Church” ...

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church

Circa 1750

Altered in 1830

Addition in 1854

Chancel added in 1883

Presented by Penelope Van Princes Chapter, Oldwick, New Jersey

Marker is at the intersection of Main Street and Church Street, on the right when traveling north on Main Street.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Zion Lutheran Church

Zion Lutheran Church of Concordia was established in 1882 as a place of worship for immigrants of German-Wendish descent. The Wends are a Slavic people from the German area of Lusatia, near the border with the Czech Republic and Poland. ...

Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery

Established in 1882 by German, Austrian, Swiss and French settlers, the community of Sandoval developed near Turkey Creek. In March 1893, residents founded Zion Lutheran Church, with the Rev. J. Rode as the first pastor. Church members established this cemetery ...

Zion Lutheran Church

"Tippecanoe and Tyler Too" was the familiar political slogan of the 1839 Presidential Campaign. The Campaign began when William Henry Harrison and John Tyler were nominated as the Whig candidates for U.S. President and Vice President in this church, now ...

Zion Lutheran Church / Dreher's Fort

Zion Lutheran Church

This congregation, the oldest continuing church in Lexington County, originated with pioneers who settled in this area in the 1740s. Organized at Zion in 1787 was the "Corpus Evangelicum," consisting of fifteen congregations to supervise the German churches ...