Eden Valley, SA - St Petri Lutheran

Denomination: Lutheran

Saint: Petri

Address: Mount Pleasant Keyneton Road, Eden Valley, South Australia, 5235

Architect: Unknown

Last Updated: 01/05/2024

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History and Architecture:

The Lutheran congregation in Eden Valley was formed in the year 1858 by Pastor H.A.E. Meyer of Bethany and consisted of five families. A dual purpose building for school and church was constructed with Daniel Lemke the first teacher.

The first church was built on this site in 1862.

Clergy:

This list may not contain every serving cleric, past or present, for this church.
Further submissions welcomed.

Years Name Annotation D.o.B D.o.D
1858 - 1861 Pastor Eduard Heinrich August Meyer ELSA 1813 1862
1861 - 1868 Pastor Philipp Johann Oster ELSA 1830 1897
1868 - 1873 Pastor Carl August Hensel ELSA 1816 1861
1874 - 1887 Pastor Ernst David Appelt ELSA 1810 1891
1888 - 1894 Pastor Peter Bonifacius Hoefner ELSA 1856 1924
1894 - 1894 Pastor Carl Frederich Adolph Strempel ELSA 1832 1908
1895 - 1910 Pastor Georg Adam Heidenreich ELSA & Eaag 1828 1910
1910 - 1911 Pastor Georg Heinrich Schmidt Eaag 1883 1938
1911 - 1945 Pastor Franz Julius Lehmann Eaag & UELCA 1890 1945
1945 - 1946 Pastor Rudolph Berthold Reuther UELCA 1897 1973
1947 - 1960 Pastor Norman Gerhard Sander UELCA 1916 2002
1961 - 1963 Pastor Paul Eugene Albers UELCA 1924 2020
1963 - 1964 Pastor Daniel Christian Overduin UELCA 1929 1992
1964 - 1966 Pastor Heinrich Johannes Noack UELCA 1910
1967 - 1971 Pastor Roy Carl Schumacher LCA 1906 1982
1971 - 1976 Pastor Reginald Frank Adler LCA 1932 2016
1976 - 1986 Pastor Reginald John Kotzur LCA 1933 2022
1986 - 1991 Pastor Paul Albert Zweck LCA 1933 2012
1992 - 1997 Pastor Graham Jeffrey Simmonds LCA
1999 - 2010 Pastor Claud Wilfred Scherer LCA
2012 - 2017 Pastor E. Braunack Mayer LCA
2018 - Pastor Robert Martin Borgas LCA
2019 - Pastor Peter Johathan Ziersch LCA

Organ:

The Organ was built in 1910 by August Laukhuff, Weikersheim of Germany for residence of Theo. Geyer. It was installed in the present location in 1940. It has 1 manual, 6 speaking stops, 4 couplers, tracker action Man: 8.8.8.4.4. Ped: 16. her.
For a complete description and photos click here.

Source:

1. Lutheran Archives with permission.
2. Organ Historical Trust of Australia with permission.