Trinity Lutheran Church

Trinity Lutheran Church is a historic institution located at 57 Church Street in Altenburg, Missouri, United States. This church has a rich history dating back to the early 1900s, when it was established in Point Rest, Missouri. The church served as a place of worship for families such as the Wehmuellers and the Wicherns, who played a significant role in the church's development.

Trinity Lutheran Church in Point Rest was founded in the fall of 1900 and continued to serve the community until 1944, when it merged with Zion Lutheran Church in Crosstown. The church was known for its strong sense of community and dedication to serving its members.

The church faced challenges, such as floods and a breach in the levee in 1943, which ultimately led to its closure. Despite its closure, Trinity Lutheran Church remains a significant part of the local history and continues to be remembered by those who were part of its congregation.

Today, Trinity Lutheran Church stands as a reminder of the faith and dedication of its members, and continues to be a place of worship for those seeking spiritual guidance and community.