Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Church (ELCA)

First Baptist Church of St. Paul is a community committed to seeking unity in Christ and showing God's grace through outreach and care for one another.

Eastside Community Lutheran Church is an independent, confessional Lutheran church committed to shining the light of Christ through worship and fellowship.

St. Patrick's of St. Paul is a vibrant Catholic parish in the heart of St Paul's Eastside for over 135 years, dedicated to welcoming all people, helping those in need, and sharing the love of God.

Built in 1915, this beaux arts cathedral features a copper dome, frescoes & several rose windows.

First Lutheran Church is a progressive congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America that is open and affirming to LGBTQIA+ individuals, while celebrating Black, Brown, and Indigenous leadership.

Lutheran Church of the Redeemer is an ELCA congregation in St. Paul that has been serving Christ in mission for over 125 years, striving to be genuinely welcoming to all people regardless of culture, ethnicity, ability, economic status, sexual orientation, or gender identity as a Reconciling in Christ congregation.

Mount Olivet Church is a two-campus Lutheran church serving the Minneapolis and Victoria, Minnesota areas, centered on believing in Jesus Christ, belonging to community, and becoming like Christ through servanthood. The church offers multiple Sunday services across both campuses and a wide range of ministries for all ages.

Since 1869, Bethel has been a place where faith comes alive through worship, service, and community, committed to proclaiming the Gospel and meeting real human needs.

Trinity Lutheran Church is committed to shining the light of Christ into Downtown Moorhead and beyond, welcoming people from all walks of life and faith journeys. The church emphasizes word and sacrament ministry, community involvement, and creating a small church feel within their congregation.

Mount Olive is a socially progressive Lutheran parish in Minneapolis that celebrates traditional liturgy and is committed to being Christ's welcoming grace to all people. Founded in 1909, the congregation serves its Midtown neighborhood and expects to meet God in worship, community, and service.