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'''Christ Lutheran Church''' (previously '''Christ English Lutheran Church''') was a United Lutheran church located on the corner of [[20th Street North]] and [[14th Avenue North]] in [[Druid Hills]]. It was constructed in [[1921]]. The Gothic revival building had bell-cot over the front door similar to [[St. Andrew's Episcopal Church]]. [[Day & Sachs]] were the contractors for the construction. | '''Christ Lutheran Church''' (previously '''Christ English Lutheran Church''') was a United Lutheran church located on the corner of [[20th Street North]] and [[14th Avenue North]] in [[Druid Hills]]. It was constructed in [[1921]]. The Gothic revival building had bell-cot over the front door similar to [[St. Andrew's Episcopal Church]]. [[Day & Sachs]] were the contractors for the construction. | ||
For about the previous five years it was previously located on the north east corner of [[7th Avenue North]] and [[23rd Street North]]. | |||
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Revision as of 08:57, 12 July 2022
Christ Lutheran Church (previously Christ English Lutheran Church) was a United Lutheran church located on the corner of 20th Street North and 14th Avenue North in Druid Hills. It was constructed in 1921. The Gothic revival building had bell-cot over the front door similar to St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Day & Sachs were the contractors for the construction.
For about the previous five years it was previously located on the north east corner of 7th Avenue North and 23rd Street North.
Pastors
- Dermon A. Sox, 1955
- William Faddis, 1959
References
- Dixie Manufacturer (April 4, 1921) via Birmingham Public Library Digital Collections