Oldest Congregations
- 1839 - Concordia Lutheran Church, Frohna, Missouri
- 1839 - Trinity Lutheran Church, Altenburg, Missouri
- 1839 - Trinity Lutheran Church, Soulard, St. Louis, Missouri
- 1840 - Grace Lutheran Church, Uniontown, Missouri
- 1840 - Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Concordia, Missouri
- 1842 - Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Cole Camp, Missouri
- 1844 - Immanuel Lutheran Church, Olivette, Missouri
- 1844 - Immanuel Lutheran Church, Prairie Home, Missouri
- 1844 - Saint Paul Lutheran Church, New Melle, Missouri
- 1846 - Ebenezer Lutheran Church, Leslie, Missouri
- 1846 - Hanover Lutheran Church, Cape Girardeau, Missouri
- 1846 - Trinity Lutheran Church, New Haven, Missouri
- 1847 - Immanuel Lutheran Church, Saint Charles, Missouri
- 1847 - Zion Lutheran Church, Palmyra, Missouri
- 1848 - Saint John's Lutheran Church, Arnold, Missouri
- 1848 - Trinity Lutheran Church, Friedheim, Missouri
- 1849 - Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Hyde Park, St. Louis, Missouri
- 1849 - Saint Paul's Lutheran Church, Des Peres, Missouri
- 1849 - Salem Lutheran Church, Black Jack, Missouri
- 1851 - Eisleben Lutheran Church, Scott City, Missouri
- 1851 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Ellisville, Missouri
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