Episcopal Church of the Redeemer and Graveyard

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Anglicanism was established in Orangeburg Township about 1750. After a period of no recorded activity, efforts were made to rekindle the Anglican tradition resulting in establishment of Episcopal Church of The Redeemer, circa 1850. Catharine C. Palmer donated this ...

Church of the Redeemer

The first Anglican church in Orangeburg Township

was established about 1750 by John Giessendanner,

and a chapel at Orangeburg was later provided by

the Act of 1768 that created St. Matthew's Parish.

Following a long dormant period, the Episcopal

Church ...

Church of the Redeemer

This was Lot 44 of the original town plan. A log church was built here in 1815. The Presbyterians used it, and built the present church in 1817. In 1856, a Catholic congregation bought the building, selling to the Northern ...

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer

The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer was founded in 1903 as the first English-speaking congregation in Atlanta. The church’s first building was erected in 1905 near the state capitol. The church moved in 1937 to Peachtree and Fourth Streets where ...

Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer

Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran

Church of Our Redeemer,

first Lutheran church in Waupaca

county, was built in 1856

directly across the road. It was

enlarged in the form of a Cross

in 1867, and demolished in 1928.

Pastor Nils Brandt dedicated

the cemetery June 6, 1853. O. F.

Duus, first ...