Saint Stephen Evangelical Lutheran Church of Milwaukee, Lutheran church building in South Side Milwaukee, United States
Saint Stephen Evangelical Lutheran Church is a church building located on the South Side of Milwaukee at the intersection of South Fifth and West Mineral Streets. The structure displays traditional Lutheran architectural features and has functioned as a gathering place for the congregation.
The church was founded in 1854 as the first Lutheran congregation on Milwaukee's South Side under Pastor Lochner's leadership. This establishment marked the beginning of Lutheran religious life in that part of the city.
The congregation maintains extensive records documenting the lives and families of its members over many decades. These archives reveal how the Lutheran community shaped and was shaped by the city's religious landscape.
The building is located at a street corner and is easily accessible on foot in the neighborhood. Visitors should be aware that access and visiting hours may vary depending on the season and scheduled events.
The congregation established multiple daughter churches across different parts of Milwaukee over the years. This expansion shows how the community spread Lutheran presence and influence throughout the metropolitan region.
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