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The early history of St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church is directly connected with the rapid expansion of the northern boundaries of the city of Chicago, and the immigration of large numbers of German speaking Lutherans from Europe.
English Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity c. 1911. Erste Evangelical Lutheran Congregational Church c. 1908. Evangelical Lutheran Bethel Church c. 1908
Immanuel was not the first Lutheran congregation in Chicago. Nor was it the first Swedish congregation in the city. It was, however, the first Swedish Lutheran church in the rapidly growing urban center.
Christ The King Lutheran Church, 327 S. LaSalle St. English Lutheran Church. German Lutheran Church. German Lutheran Church, Englewood c. 1903. Irving Park Lutheran Church. Nebo Lutheran Church. North Austin Lutheran Church. People's Lutheran Church, c.1962. Salem Lutheran Church.
Immanuel was originally founded in 1853 by Rev. Tuve N. Hasselquist, in response to an urgent need for a Lutheran church to serve the growing number of Swedish-speaking immigrants in Chicago.
Throughout much of the nineteenth century, Immanuel faced a problem almost inexplicable to contemporary urban church leaders. The problem was: excessive growth. Growth came in at least two forms: sheer numbers of people, and their wider geographic distribution in the metropolitan area.
