St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Toledo

Saint Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, the second oldest Lutheran church in Toledo, has been a pillar of the community since its founding on September 1, 1857. Named after Saint Paul, one of the twelve Apostles whose epistles form a significant portion of the New Testament, the church has a long and storied history. This rich heritage was notably celebrated in 1982 when the church marked its 125th anniversary.

In September 2007, Saint Paul’s celebrated another significant milestone, its 150th anniversary. This event underscored the church's enduring presence and its commitment to serving the community. Saint Paul’s church also boasts a rich library that includes both religious and non-religious materials, making it a valuable resource for parishioners and visitors alike. This library, which is also used for visual presentations, further reflects the church’s dedication to education and community engagement.

Educational opportunities at Saint Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church are diverse and inclusive. On Sunday mornings, the church offers Bible study sessions for adults as well as children of every grade level. These lessons are designed to deepen the understanding of the Bible and encourage spiritual growth among all attendees.