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“Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Sawyer German Lutheran Church.” from the June 16, 1916 Door County Democrat
TWENTY-FIVE years ago, under the direction of Dr. J. Kaiser, a small band of German Lutherans incorporated a church organization under the name German…
“Vacation Bible school set in northern Door” from the May 29, 1975 Door County Advocate
“What’s the Good Word?” is the question that will be answered during eight days of vacation Bible school at First Baptist church, Sister Bay. Sessions…
“Namur schoolhouse given brand new lease on life” from the June 29, 1971 Door County Advocate
Back in the days when the county was young, people were poor and the first “R” was religion a band of devout Catholics built the first parochial school…
“Hainesville cemetery chapel Dedicated on Memorial Day” from the June 3, 1969 Door County Advocate
Memorial day, 2:30 in the afternoon, was a fitting time for dedication of the beautiful chapel at the Hainesville cemetery.
“Trip to the world’s fair a fast-paced dream” from the June 11, 1964 Door County Advocate
Did you ever wonder what it would be like to be squeezed into a time capsule set for six days, with course set directly from Sturgeon Bay to New York…
“Growing Christians” from the November 10, 1966 Door County Advocate
To grow as a Christian, we must have faith in God. The stronger our faith, the better shall we be able to face life.
“Minister’s sermon series Newest booklet on county” from the April 29, 1969 Door County Advocate
“The Peninsula of Promise,” a series of four sermons by the Rev. Donald Stannard, pastor of the Sturgeon Bay Methodist church, is the latest booklet on…
“Planning third ‘Friendly town’” from the April 30, 1970 Door County Advocate
For the past two summers the youth of Immanuel and St. Paul Lutheran churches have sponsored the “Friendly Town” program in Door county.
“Church honors organist after nearly six decades of service” from the April 4, 1978 Door County Advocate
For 58 years Mrs. Martha Wiese has served faithfully the congregation of Emanuel Lutheran church at Kolberg in Door county as organist.
“Water Emphasized in Soil Stewardship Week” from the May 24, 1962 Door County Advocate
Overheard from among a group of folks fishing for perch the other day was the following statement. “We now have all the water we need in our City; we…
“Ephraim Church Packed Sunday on Anniversary” from the August 23, 1929 Door County Advocate
One of the largest audiences ever seen in the Ephraim Moravian church gathered there on Sunday morning to attend the celebration of the seventieth…
“Holy Week here is rich in traditions of Easter” from the March 27, 1975 Door County Advocate
Why do so many individuals and families leaving larger metropolitan centers settle in smaller towns and villages?
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