Bethany Lutheran Church

Bethany Lutheran Church is a white wooden building in Oilmont featuring a tall spire and traditional Lutheran architectural details characteristic of early 20th-century rural Montana. The structure displays clean lines and simple ornamentation typical of its period, with a design that reflects the practical building approaches of farming communities.

The church was built in 1925 during a period of early rural settlement and development in northern Montana. It survived decades of economic changes in the agricultural region and gained National Register of Historic Places listing in 1993.

The church functions as a gathering place for Lutheran worship services and strengthens community bonds through regular religious activities.

The church sits in a rural setting surrounded by farmland, so arriving by car is the practical way to visit. The building is visible from the road and easy to spot, making it straightforward for visitors to find.

Bethany Lutheran Church remains the principal religious structure in Oilmont, representing early 20th-century religious architecture in rural Montana.