Our Story Through the Years – A Journey of Faith

From our first gathering in 1883 to today,
God’s faithfulness has guided every step.

The first Church was a log church built of tamarack logs taken from a local homestead. The Stalwart congregation met in their log church for about 50 years.

A small, weathered wooden house with a gabled roof, two windows, and a light blue front door, situated in a grassy field with a rural landscape in the background.

1890

A wooden cross with paint damage, shown against a background with digital corruption and color distortion.
A small white wooden house with three large windows and a small side extension, surrounded by green grass and trees in the background.
A wooden cross made of two light-colored wood planks.
A collection of tan, irregularly shaped stones arranged in a descending pattern from top right to bottom left.

1934

Array of beige irregularly shaped stones, some cracked, with a blurred digital glitch background.
White wooden church with a steeple, two smaller side buildings, surrounded by green grass and trees.

1954

A wooden cross standing upright on a surface with a red and white flower and some green foliage in the background.
Arrangement of beige, irregularly shaped stones with a smooth surface, outlined with a white border, positioned in a diagonal pattern.

Around 1954 a new church was built.

White church with gray roof, three windows, small entrance with gabled roof, surrounded by green grass and trees, blue sky, wooden frame
A wooden cross constructed of two light-colored wooden planks.

2004

White church with three crosses on the front, surrounded by colorful flowers, with a sunset sky in the background, framed in a wooden border.
Array of beige stepping stones arranged in a curved path leading to a waterfall.

New addition added to church in 2004.

2025

In 2015 Stalwart Church was dismissed from the Presbyterian Church USA and became STALWART COMMUNITY CHURCH.