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Back in the 1800s, a number of churches were springing up in the city. The Germans wanted to have a church where they could worship in their own dialect. The German Evangelical Lutheran church was founded in the year 1840 and slowly gathered a huge following over the years. Earlier it was located on Hasell and Anson streets but due to the increased following, it had to be relocated. Then the church moved to King Street – its current location in the year 1872. Since then this church in Charleston has been focusing on serving the needy and in undertaking philanthropic activities for community and universal good whenever possible. Based on Gothic architecture, Saint Matthew’s Lutheran Church is the tallest church steeple in the state. Now, this beautiful church is open to visitors at certain time intervals keeping in mind safety guidelines of the pandemic.
Address : 405 King St, Charleston, SC 29403, United States.
Contact : Contact - +1 843-723-1611.
Timings : Timings - Monday to Friday – 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Founded in : 1840
Completed in : 1872.
Capacity : Approximately 765 people.
Parking : Not available
Wheelchair facility : Not available
Note : Some sessions are paid.