Located on the corner of N East Ave and E Broadway st. Ample off street parking, several groups and programs.
Rev. Deborah Howland currently serves as Interim paster
A member of WELS (Wisconsin Evengelical Lutheran Synod), Faith Lutheran's mission statement proclaims that "faith in Jesus Christ as Savior from sin is the only way to enter Heaven," and that the congregation exists to proclaim the message of salvation to the world.
Located on North Avenue, Mt. Zion Lutheran Church is committed to knowing God deeply and serving God through the many gifts given by the Holy Spirit. Mt. Zion is open to everyone and always willing to welcome new members to its family. Go online for more information, including a full list of upcoming events.
Wisconsin Lutheran Institutional Ministries Inc. located on Mayfair Road offers ministry to persons that are institutionalised. Institutions they cover include prisons, jails, hospitals, nursing homes, juvenile detention centers, drug and alcohol centers and mental health centers.
Located on Church Street, First Congregational Church of Wauwatosa has been serving the local area since 1842. The religious institution is all about following Jesus and joining together to pray, learn and worship. The church offers adult ministries as well as outreach programs for children, youth and outreach.
A beautifully historic building houses this congregation at the top of one of Port Washington's many hills. The church building can be seen atop the hill while driving out of Port Washington's downtown area. The church offers a variety of mass services and study opportunities, and also gets involved in many community charities in need of volunteers.
Meadowbrook Church is located on 70th Street and exists to honor God through worship and living. Meadowbrook Church's mission is to bring people to God by teaching them to become disciples and telling them what God has done. Check the website for service schedules and other church events.
The people who founded this church came to the Racine area in 1883 from a province of Kharpert, Armenia. They came rom the town of Tomarza and the village of Jujun. The church has been in its current location on Erie Street below 4 Mile Road since 1973.
