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Luthernan Church of Ascension inside
Lutheran Church in Savannah GASeveral years after a Salzburger Pastor and fellow German Lutherans arrived in the area, Ascension congregation was founded in 1741.

The Sanctuary - The church trustees purchased the present lot in 1771. Several wooden structures and a single story brick church preceded the present building, constructed in 1878. After the installation of the magnificent Ascension window in 1879, the congregation’s name was used for the first time.

The present interior, basically the same since then, has been renovated several times. Between 1921 and 1936, six windows depicting the life of Christ were given as memorials.

On the front of the marble altar you'll find a copy of DaVinci's Last Supper; above the altar is an open Bible and a chalice which reminds us that the basis of the Lutheran Church is word and sacrament. The window on the back wall shows Martin Luther before the Diet of Worms.

The Cassavant organ in the balcony was dedicated in 1983 and the internationally known Lutheran musician, Dr. Paul Manz, played the dedicatory recital.
Luthern Church of Ascension Stained Glass WindowCrumley Hall - As you enter from Bull Street, before you is a copy of the statue of Christ by Thorvaldsen. Beyond this is Crumley Hall, a gathering place for our congregation. Crumley Hall is named in honor of Rev. James R. Crumley, a former pastor who became Bishop of the LCA (Lutheran Church in America) - now the ELCA.

The hall is used for meetings, receptions, and Sunday School Classes. It also contains dioramas of the history of the congregation.

Captain Butler's Retreat - Given in the 1960's by Mrs. Vergel Eyler Butler, in honor of her husband, the late Captain Charles J. Butler, this beautiful waterfront retreat on Whitemarsh Island is just 15 minutes away from our historic church building, and provides a great place for everything from restful reflection to joyful celebrations like Vacation Bible School and our annual Oktoberfest.

Worship is held on Sunday mornings at both 8:30 am and 11 am. During our summer months our services are held at 8:30 am and 10 am.

Amenities: Restrooms and Accessibility for mobility-impaired. Free admission and parking.On street parking in downtown Savannah is free on Sundays. If parking in a public garage on Sundays, you may present your church bulletin to have the parking fee waived. In addition, we offer free parking in our lot adjacent to the church at the corner of Drayton Stand State St.

Phone: 912-232-4151 - Address: 120 Bull Street, Wright Square, Savannah Georgia 31401 - Hours: The church is open 7 days a week for visitors. Call for more info. Lutheran Church of Ascension Website
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