First German Congregational Church in the Globeville neighborhood of Denver was founded by immigrants from Norka.
The first church building was constructed at 44th & Lincoln in 1894 and was soon replaced by a larger brick building in 1896 or '97. In 1927, a larger church was built.
Zion Evangelical Congregational Church in Fruita was founded in 1907.
Immanuel Evanglical Church was founded as the German Evangelical Lutheran Immanuels Church on 25 March 1916 and was incorporated on 8 May 1916.
Charter members of the congregation included:
Peter Ruppel, Sr.
Fred Kembel, Sr.
George Brandt, Sr.
David Neb, Sr.
George Ruppel, Jr.
Gottfried Sagel
Adam Fisher
George Neb
Jacob Loose
Henry Wolfe, Sr.
David Meyer
David Sagel, Sr.
Jacob Schlothauer, Sr.
Fred D. Weimer, Sr.
Henry Brandt, Sr.
Henry Kauffman
The German Congregational Church in Fort Morgan was founded in 1907.
Christ Congregational Church is affiliated with the United Church of Christ (UCC). Many Volga German families attend Christ Congregational Church.
Location:
727 Ensign St.
Fort Morgan, CO 80701-2018
970.876.3992
First Location
201 Whedbee
Fort Collins, CO
Current Location
916 W. Prospect Rd.
Fort Collins, CO 80526
970.482.9212
History
Plymouth Congregational Church began as the German Evangelical Lutheran Congregational Church. German Congregational dedicated its first building on 18 June 1905 at the corner of Oliver and Whedbee under the leadership of the Rev. Paul Burckhardt.
Original Location
Remington & Olive St.
Fort Collins, Colorado
Current Location
1900 S. Taft Hill Rd.
Fort Collins, Colorado
970.484.3583
Location:
730 Ensign
St. Fort Collins, CO 80701-2018
970.867.3992
History:
The Christ Congregational Church is affiliated with the United Church of Christ.
First Location
500 block of 10th
Street Fort Collins, CO
Second Location
509 E. Olive St.
Fort Collins, CO
Current Location
Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church
1200 S. Taft Hill Rd.
Fort Collins, CO 80521
970.482.9692
History
Bethlehem Lutheran Church was organized on 20 March 1904 but church records date back to 1902, the first year of large scale Volga Germans immigration to the Fort Collins area.
First Location
500 Mathews
Fort Collins, CO
Current Location
Trinity Lutheran Church
301 E. Stuart
St. Fort Collins, CO 80525
970.482.1226
History
American Lutheran Church was organized on 24 June 1938 when, under the leadership of the Rev. Conrad H. Becker, 46 families of second-generation Volga Germans left Bethlehem Lutheran Church.