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Texas Mid-Century Modern Churches (page 3)

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Foursquare Church
El Paso, TX

2012:
2017:
The Foursquare Church had been here since at least 1952. I don't know if the building is from then. It appears to be from the late 1950s or 1960s. By 2017, the signs had been removed from the building and it appeared to be vacant. The building now houses the Nuevo Comienzo church. [map]

First Presbyterian Church
El Paso, TX
This First Presbyterian Church was completed in 1958. [map]

Nazareth Hall
El Paso, TX
Nazareth Hall was built in 1963 as a retirement home for the Sisters of Loretto. The copper roof resembles a nun's hat. [map]

Temple Mount Sinai
El Paso, TX
The Temple Mount Sinai was designed by Sidney Eisenshtat and built in 1962. [map]

St. Paul American Lutheran Church
Freeport, TX		 Emmanuel Anglican Church
Garland, TX
The St. Paul American Lutheran Church was designed by Gabert & Wisdom and built in 1956. It is now known as the St. John Church. [map]

The Emmanuel Anglican Church may have been built in 1976. [map]

Lavon Drive Baptist Church
Garland, TX		 Immanuel
Lutheran Church
Giddings, TX
The Lavon Drive Baptist Church was built from 1961-1962. Around 2020, an addition was made to the front of the building. The spire on top of the dome was removed. [map]

Immanuel Lutheran Church was designed by J. Eugene Wukasch and built in 1958. For more, see this website. [map]

Greenville:
Authentic Life Fellowship

Harlingen:
St. Paul Lutheran Church

Hurst:
Impact Mission Church
former Pipeline Church of Christ

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Irving, TX
The Holy Trinity Lutheran Church was designed by J. Eugene Wukasch in 1956. [map]

King's Way Family Church
Kingsville, TX		 Epiphany Episcopal Church
Kingsville, TX
The King's Way Family Church was probably built in the 1960s or 1970s. [map]

The Epiphany Episcopal Church was built in 1963. [map]