Oldest Congregations
- 1861 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Herington, Kansas
- 1861 - Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Junction City, Kansas
- 1862 - Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Leavenworth, Kansas
- 1863 - Saint Peter Lutheran Church, Humboldt, Kansas
- 1866 - Trinity Lutheran Church, Atchison, Kansas
- 1868 - Trinity Lutheran Church, Paola, Kansas
- 1869 - Immanuel Lutheran Church, Bremen, Kansas
- 1870 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Alma, Kansas
- 1872 - Zion Lutheran Church, Independence, Kansas
- 1874 - First St. John Lutheran Church, Kensington, Kansas
- 1874 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Topeka, Kansas
- 1875 - Saint Paul's Lutheran Church, Duluth, Kansas
- 1876 - Zion Lutheran Church, Pittsburg, Kansas
- 1877 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Ellinwood, Kansas
- 1877 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Lincolnville, Kansas
- 1878 - Immanuel Lutheran Church, Canton, Kansas
- 1878 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Palmer, Kansas
- 1878 - Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Ellsworth, Kansas
- 1878 - Zion Lutheran Church, Offerle, Kansas
- 1879 - Immanuel Lutheran Church, Hepler, Kansas
- 1881 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Lincoln, Kansas
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