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St. Andrew's United Church of Christ: The German Evangelical Church

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Organized 14 October 1860; brick church 1864, used until December 1950; present building at S. Union Street and E. Fourth Street dedicated 15 April 1951; 320 E. Fourth Street

The course: St. Andrew's was organized on 14 October 1860 under the Rev. Philip Wagner, a German Evangelical congregation whose records were kept in German until 1919. Its brick church of 1864, in the 100 block of West Third Street, served until December 1950; the present building, at South Union Street and East Fourth Street, was dedicated on 15 April 1951. The congregation's denominational course follows its tradition's mergers: Evangelical and Reformed from 1934, and United Church of Christ from the merger of 1957 — the genealogical timeline also carries a 1962 line for the UCC step, and both stand.

Sources:

  1. Ed Chamberlin, Mishawaka church-history timeline, South Bend Area Genealogical Society, 2016.
  2. Current church directories (the 320 E. Fourth Street listing).

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Source: St. Andrew's United Church of Christ: The German Evangelical Church, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/mishawaka/religion/st-andrew-s-united-church-of-christ-the-german/