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| − | There are a number of Lutheran churches littered all throughout Licking County. The first was St. John's Evangelical | + | There are a number of Lutheran churches littered all throughout Licking County. The first was St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Franklin Township, founded in 1817 by German immigrants, and stands as the oldest Lutheran congregation in Licking County. <ref> Some History of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Newark, Ohio. (1994, February). Folder Lutheran Churches, Local History Vertical File, Licking County Library, Newark, Ohio. </ref> The present sanctuary was dedicated in 1897. <ref> Williams, G. (1992, August 13). Local church celebrates 175th anniversary. The Newark Advocate, p. 2A. </ref> |
*Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Newark | *Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Newark | ||
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There are a number of Lutheran churches littered all throughout Licking County. The first was St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Franklin Township, founded in 1817 by German immigrants, and stands as the oldest Lutheran congregation in Licking County. [1] The present sanctuary was dedicated in 1897. [2]
- Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, Newark
- Hosanna Lutheran Church, Pataskala
- Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Newark
- St. John's Lutheran Church, Newark
- St. Luke Lutheran Church, Newark
- St. Paul Lutheran Church, Newark [3]
References
- ↑ Some History of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Newark, Ohio. (1994, February). Folder Lutheran Churches, Local History Vertical File, Licking County Library, Newark, Ohio.
- ↑ Williams, G. (1992, August 13). Local church celebrates 175th anniversary. The Newark Advocate, p. 2A.
- ↑ Folder Lutheran Churches, Local History Vertical File, Licking County Library, Newark, Ohio.
