Oldest Congregations
- 1837 - Saint Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana
- 1838 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Seymour, Indiana
- 1838 - Zion-Friedheim Lutheran Church, Decatur, Indiana
- 1840 - Saint John's Lutheran Church, Columbus, Indiana
- 1841 - Trinity Lutheran Church, Evansville, Indiana
- 1842 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Evanston, Indiana
- 1842 - Saint Paul's Lutheran Church, Indianapolis, Indiana
- 1843 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Farmers Retreat, Indiana
- 1844 - Immanuel Lutheran Church, Avilla, Indiana
- 1845 - Emmanuel Lutheran Church - Wayne Trace, Adams Township, Indiana
- 1845 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Decatur, Indiana
- 1845 - Saint Peter Lutheran Church, Decatur, Indiana
- 1846 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Lanesville, Indiana
- 1846 - Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Bremen, Indiana
- 1846 - Zion Lutheran Church, Corunna, Indiana
- 1847 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Columbia City, Indiana
- 1847 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Monroeville, Indiana
- 1847 - Saint Peter Lutheran Church, Mishawaka, Indiana
- 1847 - Trinity Lutheran Church, Darmstadt, Indiana
- 1848 - Saint James Lutheran Church, Logansport, Indiana
- 1848 - Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Columbus, Indiana
- 1849 - Immanuel Lutheran Church, Decatur, Indiana
- 1849 - Saint Peter Lutheran Church, Huntington, Indiana
Oldest in Kentucky: Concordia Lutheran Church, Louisville, Kentucky, 1878
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