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St Paul Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Southern District of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod located at 132 6th Avenue South in Titusville. It was established in 1951 as part of the historically German-American Missouri Synod's mission efforts among African Americans. Pastor Joseph Ellwanger led the congregation from 1958 to 1967 and played a notable role in the Civil Rights Movement. Its current building was designed by Dorsey Architects.

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-'''St Paul Lutheran Church''' is a congregation of the [[Southern District of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod]] located at 132 [[6th Avenue South]] in [[Titusville]]. It was established in 1951 as part of the historically German-American Missouri Synod's mission efforts among African Americans. Pastor [[Joseph Ellwanger]] led the congregation from [[1958]] to [[1957]] and played a notable role in the [[Civil Rights Movement]]. Its current building was designed by [[Dorsey Architects]].
+'''St Paul Lutheran Church''' is a congregation of the [[Southern District of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod]] located at 132 [[6th Avenue South]] in [[Titusville]]. It was established in 1951 as part of the historically German-American Missouri Synod's mission efforts among African Americans. Pastor [[Joseph Ellwanger]] led the congregation from [[1958]] to [[1967]] and played a notable role in the [[Civil Rights Movement]]. Its current building was designed by [[Dorsey Architects]].
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 ==Pastors==
 * [[Joseph Ellwanger]], 1958-1967
+* [[Thomas Noon]], 1976-
+* [[R. Daniel Carlson]], 2015
 * [[Piotr Malysz]], 2011-
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 [[Category:1951 establishments]]
 [[Category:6th Avenue South]]
-[[Category:Titusville]]
+[[Category:Churches in Titusville]]