St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, Catholic church in Apple Creek, Missouri, United States
St. Joseph is a Catholic church in Apple Creek, Missouri, built from stone with a marble sanctuary, three bells, and stained glass windows throughout. The interior displays religious craftsmanship from the 19th century that remains visible today.
German immigrants from Baden built the first wooden church on this site in 1828. The present stone structure was completed in 1884 under the direction of Reverend Francis Krieger.
The parish gathers regularly for religious ceremonies and community events that mark the rhythm of the year. These occasions bring together families and neighbors who share ties to the congregation and its traditions.
The church is located on St. Joseph Lane in Apple Creek and is accessible by car. Visitors should check ahead about service times and events to plan their visit accordingly.
The church grounds contain the Schnurbusch Karst Window, a natural cave formation with underground springs beneath the surface. Stone steps and an outdoor Way of the Cross path make this site distinctive for visitors.
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