New Life Assembly
of God
612 East
North Street
P.O. Box 218
Plainfield, WI
54966
(715) 335-6905
Oasis
Christian Fellowship
N5559 –
8th Avenue
Plainfield, WI
54966
(715) 335-6640
First Baptist
Church
205 East Clark Street
Plainfield, WI
54966
(715) 335-6330
St.
Paul’s Catholic Church
622 South Beach Street
Plainfield, WI
54966
(715) 335-4314
United
Methodist
Church
P.O. Box 36
308 North Main Street
Plainfield, WI
54966
(715)
335-6738
Poy Sippi
Emmaus Evangelical Lutheran Church
W2185 Country H
Poy Sippi, WI
(920) 987-5229
First
Lutheran Church
W2314
Prospect Street
Poy Sippi, WI 54967
(920) 987-5151
Church
email
Pastor email
Poy Sippi
United
Methodist Church
PO
Box 365
W2256 Liberty St
Poy Sippi, Wisconsin 54967
(920) 987-5223
Redgranite
Oakridge Mennonite
Church
Redgranite, WI 54970
(920) 566-4475
St. Mark Catholic Church
228 Church Street
Redgranite, Wisconsin 54970
(920) 566-4442
Trinity
Evangelical Lutheran Church
330 Foster Road
Redgranite, Wisconsin 54970
(920) 566-4212
First Congregational
Church
887
Bonnell Avenue
Redgranite, Wisconsin 56970
(920) 566-4666
Saxeville
St. John’s Lutheran Church
W4570 County Highway
A
Saxeville,
WI
(920)
622-3371
Saxeville Baptist
Church
W4616
South
County Rd A
Saxeville,
WI
(920)
622-3206
Wautoma
Crossroads Family
Church
640 S. Water Street
Wautoma, WI 54982
920-787-2355
Faith Baptist
Church
514 West Elm Street
Wautoma, WI
54982
(920) 787-4202
Grace
United Methodist Church
N2133
Southgate Terrace
Wautoma, WI
54982
(715) 787-4668
Hope Lutheran Church
301 East Main Street
Wautoma, WI
54982
(920)
787-3920
Peace Lutheran Church
335 West Prairie Street
Wautoma, WI
54982
(920) 787-3856
St.
Joseph Catholic Church
364
South Cambridge
Wautoma, WI
54982
(920) 787-3848
St.
Peter’s Lutheran
Church
P.O. Box 396
Wautoma, WI
54982
(920) 787-7837
Trinity Lutheran
Church
121 West Elm Street
Wautoma, WI
54982
(920) 787-2891
Waushara
Community Church (Wautoma)
N2126
22nd Avenue
PO Box 1139
Wautoma, Wisconsin 54982
(920) 787-7148
Waushara
Evangelical Free Church
430 South Oxford Street
Wautoma, WI
54982
(920) 787-7749
West Holden Church
N4256
County Rd MM
Wautoma, WI
54982
(920) 787-7277
Wild Rose
Holden Lutheran Church
(Mt. Morris & Wild Rose)
N3388
State Road 152
Wautoma, WI
54982
(920) 787-3187
St Paul
Lutheran Church
420 Park Avenue
Wild Rose, WI 54984
(920) 622-3280
Wild Rose Baptist Church
1013 Main Stree
Wild
Rose, WI 54984
(920) 622-4184
Wild Rose
Presbyterian Church
501 Jackson Street
Wild Rose,
WI 54984
(920) 622-3515
Wild
Rose United Methodist
Church
225 Summit
Wild
Rose, WI 54984
(920) 622-3800
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Miscellaneous Church Information
Contributed by Shirley Paulson
"THE CORRECT
NAME OF THE BORTH SEPARATIST CHURCH."
Way back, Oscar Schroeder (He was born in about
1905) told me that the Borth Separatist Church had only one
minister-Rev. Carl Miller (Who is buried on the Borth Cem.) While
re-reading the confirmation cert. of my grandmother (Anna
Albertina Schonscheck/Schmude, [whose Mother was Albertine Haase/Schonscheck])
I noticed she was confirmed at Borth [see separate confirmation
cert. email for correct name] in a Lutheran Church and the
minister who signed her cert. was Rev. Carl Miller.
Then I had copies of some old Wedding
Invitations where they were specifically invited to the "Borth
Separatist Church". I went over to the Wautoma Courthouse and
looked up those Marriage licenses and I found:-----Type of
ceremony Luth. or Ev.Luth-----Signed by:--Rev. Carl Miller.
Now in the book "Historic Lake Poygan" by Chas.
H. Velte (copyright 1976) on page 118 he
writes:
"There was another church (besides the
Methodist Church) located between the EUB and the Lutheran church
called the Separatist Church, often called Pastor Millers Church.
It was composed of a group that had withdrawn from the Lutheran
Church and established an independent church. Pastor Miller came
direct from Germany to become Pastor of this Church. He continued
to serve there until his retirement, after which the Church ceased
to exist. His pastorate covered a period of about 25 years, during
the latter 1800s and early 1900s."
Transcribed and submitted by
Joan Benner
First Baptist Church of Saxeville
When the Danish Baptist Church in Potter County, Pennsylvania,
disbanded, some of the members moved to Waushara County, Wisconsin.
Reverend Soren Larsen left the Raymond Wisconsin church in 1857 to go to
Waushara. There is no record of the exact date of the organization of the
church in Waushara County but most likely it was organized in 1858. When
Rev. Lars Jorgensen visited the field in 1859, he helped the church to
re-organize. N. S. Lawdahl in his History of Danish Baptists in America
says of the Waushara church, that it probably was the most checkered
career of any of our [Danish Baptist] churches. Divisions often rent the
church, so that, at one time there were as many as three different
organizations on the field. Because of this, many different names for the
church appear in the records, as: Waushara, Bloomfield, Town of Leon, Pine
River. All of these places are in Waushara County, and the work spoken of
in these records is that of our Danish Baptists.
We are naturally interested in knowing the cause of the many divisions in
the church. It seems, first of all, that the church suffered from too many
leaders; this sounds rather strange, but perhaps the trouble was a bit of
jealousy among the different leaders. Adventist propaganda also caused the
church considerable trouble. And, even at this early date, the language
question seems to have been the cause of mis-understanding and dissension.
In spite of all these difficulties, about 190 souls were added to its
membership by baptism. In the year 1900 the Waushara church was
reorganized as an English-speaking church, under the name of The First
Baptist Church of Saxeville.
Source: Seventy-Five Years of Danish Baptist Missionary Work in America.
Published by the Danish Baptist General Conference of America, printed by
American Baptist Publication Society, Philadelphia, © 1931.