LAMONI IN THE 1990s
Significant growth during the post-war years transformed the RLDS Church into a religious denomination with growth world-wide. The church is now represented in nearly 40 nations.
Though Community of Christh (RLDS Church) Headquarters officially moved to Independence, Missouri, in 1920, Lamoni still serves as home for the Community of Christ Lamoni Mission Center.
Community of Christ CONGREGATIONS IN IOWA
Another significant concentration of Community of Christ members form the Des Moines Stake, located north on Interstate I-35. Des Moines RLDS Congregation, ca. 1950.
Central Congregation
Northwest Des Moines Congregation
Des Moines Stake Offices
Sioux City congregations of the Community of Christ Church is also home to many members in western Iowa who are involved in local and world-wide oriented programs such as the Young Peacemakers Club, begun in Sioux City, Iowa.
Numerous congregations are located throughout the state of Iowa:
Albia; Ames; Bloomington; Boone; Burlington; Cedar Rapids; Carson: Centerville; Chariton; Cherokee; Clear Lake; Clinton; Coalville; Corydon; Council Bluffs-Central; Council Bluffs-Riverside; Crescent; Creston; Davenport; Davis City; Denison; Des Moines-Central; Des Moines-Northwest; Des Moines-West; Dow City; Farmington; Fort Madison; Harlan; Indianola; Iowa City; Jefferson; Keokuk; Knoxville; Lamoni; Leon; Logan; Marshalltown; Maquoketa; Missouri Valley; Mondamin; Monroe; Mount Ayr; Mount Pleasant; Muscatine; Newton; Oelwein; Onawa; Oskaloosa; Ottumwa; Perry; Persia; Pisgah; Pleasanton; Runnels; Shenandoah; Sioux City; Spirit Lake; Storm Lake; Tabor; Tama-Toledo; Underwood; Willow Grove; Woodbine
About the Development of the Lamoni Exhibit and Acknowledgements.
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