Ohio District (LCMS) - Oldest Congregations

Oldest Congregations

  • 1838 - Saint John's Lutheran Church, Marysville, Ohio
  • 1839 - Trinity Lutheran Church, Sugar Grove, Ohio
  • 1842 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Mount Hope, Ohio
  • 1843 - Zion Lutheran Church, Central Cleveland, Ohio
  • 1844 - Trinity Lutheran Church, Zanesville, Ohio
  • 1846 - Saint James Lutheran Church, Archbold, Ohio
  • 1846 - Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Valley City, Ohio
  • 1846 - Zion Lutheran Church, Edgerton, Ohio
  • 1846 - Zion Lutheran Church, Willshire, Ohio
  • 1847 - Emanuel Lutheran Church, Lancaster, Ohio
  • 1847 - Saint James Lutheran Church, Hilliard, Columbus, Ohio
  • 1847 - Saint Thomas Lutheran Church, Ohio City, Ohio
  • 1848 - Saint John's Lutheran Church, Wapakoneta, Ohio
  • 1849 - Concordia Lutheran Church, Camp Washington, Cincinnati, Ohio
  • 1851 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Defiance, Ohio
  • 1851 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Elyria, Ohio
  • 1851 - Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Napoleon, Ohio
  • 1851 - Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Napoleon, Ohio (5 S)
  • 1851 - Trinity Lutheran Church, Mt. Airy, Cincinnati, Ohio
  • 1853 - Saint John Lutheran Church, South Euclid, Ohio
  • 1853 - Saint Stephen Lutheran Church, Defiance, Ohio
  • 1853 - Trinity Lutheran Church, Ohio City, Cleveland, Ohio
  • 1854 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Garfield Heights, Ohio
  • 1854 - Zion Lutheran Church, Akron, Ohio
  • 1855 - Saint John Lutheran Church, Dublin, Ohio
  • 1858 - Saint Paul Lutheran Church and School, Westlake, Ohio
  • 1889 - Christ Lutheran Church, Cleveland, Ohio

Oldest in Kentucky: Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Ashland, Kentucky, 1866
Oldest in West Virginia: Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Parkersburg, West Virginia, 1887

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