Families from northeastern Germany settled on farmland northeast of what would be the city of Altamont in the 1860s. St. Paul Lutheran Church in the Blue Point area was organized in 1865 with a church, parsonage, and cemetery. A constitution was adopted for the church in 1869. That same year the church voted for a Christian day school.

The current church was built in 1879. The church used the old church building as the school until a new school was built in 1910. In 1962, the one-room school was divided into two classrooms. In 1989 the four Altamont Missouri Synod congregations joined to form the Altamont Lutheran Interparish School for K through eighth grades. The school continues today: http://www.altamontlis.com/index1.asp

The Church is involved with several local activities, including Vacation Bible School, annual dinners, and Christmas events. The church also assists other organizations, such as the International Lutheran Hour Ministries and providing resources for students entering full time church ministries.

Sunday School - 8:30 am
Divine Service - 9:30 am
Advent & Lent - 7:00 pm

This page is maintained by Garrett Ziegler, a parishioner. For inquiries or suggestions, please write stpaulbluepoint@gmail.com