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as of November 2026
Seven congregations stand on the town's roll in November 2026 — four seated in the town, three in the township country that the town's list carries with it. The anchor carrier for the whole roll is the Town of North Liberty's official "Places of Worship" list, read in November 2026; each entry adds its own corroboration where the digging reached one. In town: North Liberty United Methodist Church, South Main Street, the township's first church of 1851, still United Methodist through the 2023–24 disaffiliation wave at listing strength, its present pastor a named gap in this section. The North Liberty Church of the Brethren, 201 East Market Street, organized 1917 in the Episcopal building, its present pastor likewise ungathered. North Liberty Christian Church, also North Liberty Church of Christ by its own site's usage, 65225 State Road 23, worshipping Sundays at 9:00 and 10:45 by its own live page. In the township: Pine Creek Church of the Brethren, organized 1854, meeting at the Pine and Stanton corner under two printed addresses; St. John's Lutheran Church, 24955 Riley Road, the present end of a Lutheran thread first counted in 1880, its continuity with that thread unproven; and Beaver Creek Wesleyan Church, 66027 Redwood Road, dating itself to the late 1800s, its sanctuary of 1968. Not on the present roll, and named here so the roll reads whole: the Seventh-day Adventist church built in 1868, gone at a date no carrier reached; St. Philip's Episcopal Mission, defunct, its building the Brethren's since the century's turn; Oak Grove, disorganized 1942; and the Evangelical and United Brethren country churches of 1880, which no carrier ever named. The landscape as it stands is German and Brethren at its root, Methodist at its head, and thinner on paper than it is on the ground — three of its seven living congregations keep histories this record has not yet reached, and those gaps stand named in this section's register rather than smoothed over.