St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Medford, Wisconsin
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church as it appeared in 1895
| 1885 | St. Paul's organizes and builds first church |
| 1890 | Ladies' Aid organized |
| 1892 | Church Constitution adopted in German |
| 1902 | Formation of German Evangelical Church |
| 1912 | First services in English language |
| 1926 | Decision to build a new Parish Hall |
| 1930 | Stained glass windows installed |
| 1933 | Confirmation Class commissions Kuse murals |
| 1938 | Hammond electric organ purchased |
| 1943 | First Vacation Bible School at St. Paul's |
| 1947 | Church damaged by fire |
| 1950 | National Council of Churches organized |
| 1952 | New Parsonage and garage dedicated |
| 1958 | Dedication of New Service Book and Hymnal (Red) |
| 1962 | Merger forming Lutheran Church in America |
| 1965 | Construction of new church begins |
| 1976 | Women send 48 quilts to Lutheran World Action |
| 1979 | Dedication of New Lutheran book of Worship (Green) |
| 1981 | New Rodgers organ is dedicated |
| 1982 | Membership exceeds 500 Baptized |
| 1985 | 100th Anniversary of St. Paul's congregation |
| 1987 | ELCA is founded from the merger of the ALC, LCA and AELC |
| 1997 | Sound System was replaced |
| 2003 | Membership exceeds 600 Baptized |
| 2003 | Midweek Service added year-round |
| 2005 | Dedication of new organ |
| 2006 | Parsonage is moved |
| 2006 | Second Service on Sunday is added |
| 2007 | Membership exceeds 700 Baptized |
