Zion Lutheran Church in Follett, Texas, was organized on 3 August 1919 by The Rev. Louis H. Deffner. It is affiliated with the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod.
The following were charter members: Dean Kinzelt, S. F. Mandalek, Gottfried Borth, Martin Mandalek, J. J. Riffel, Fred Myer, and Frank Mandalek.
The first church building was dedicated 8 April 1923.
St. John's German Congregational Church was organized in Follett, Texas, in 1926. It was located five miles west and three miles south of the town of Follett.
The following were charter members: Mr. & Mrs. Fred F. Yauck, Mr. & Mrs. George Kraft, Mr. & Mrs. Fred F. Jergenson, Mr. & Mrs. Dave File, Mr. & Mrs. G. H. Helfenbein, Mr. & Mrs. Dave Helfenbein, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Swenn, Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Robert Redelsperger, Mr. & Mrs. Fred F. Meyer, Mr. & Mrs. Chris Weidner.
A German Congregational Church was founded in 1881 in Beavercreek southeast of Portland under the leadership of The Rev. F. Ewald. It was reorganized in 1897.
A German Congregational Church was founded in 1887 in the Cedar Mills neighborhood of Beaverton, Oregon, under the leadership of The Rev. John Graf. The congregational reorganized in 1895.
A German Congregational Church was founded in Weatherford, Oklahoma, in 1903.
Salem Congregational Church was founded in Tangier in 1925. It was affiliated with the German Congregational Church.
A German Congregational Church was founded in Okeene in 1919 under the leadership of Rev. F. Willmann. The parish does not appear to have active past 1928.
Ebenezer German Congregational Church in Sidney, Montana, was founded in 1919.
The German Congregational Church in Worden was founded in 1912.
A German Congregational Church in Dinuba, California, was founded in 1911.