Churches & worship in East End / Endion, Duluth, Minnesota
Part of the East End / Endion neighborhood guide. Back to the full guide.
East End / Endion is served by 7 congregations, including Episcopal, United Church of Christ and Roman Catholic traditions. Where a congregation has its own record in the guide, its name links through to it.
The finest church building in the neighborhood, at 1710 East Superior Street, and reportedly the first congregation to build a church in Duluth.
Gothic Revival built 1912 to 1914 to a design by Cram, Goodhue and Ferguson of New York; one of four Duluth buildings attributed to Bertram Goodhue.
One of Duluth's oldest congregations, at 2310 East 4th Street.
English Gothic by Frederick German and Leif Jenssen, first used September 24, 1917.
The seat of the Diocese of Duluth at 2801 East 4th Street, at the neighborhood's eastern edge.
Italianate stone cathedral completed 1957, replacing the former Sacred Heart Cathedral downtown.
The stone landmark at 2105 Woodland Avenue, up the hill.
Landmark stone church with an Aeolian-Skinner pipe organ, Opus 1378.
ELCA congregation at 1100 East Superior Street, on the corridor between downtown and the East End.
United Church of Christ congregation at 1111 North 11th Avenue East on the hillside above the neighborhood. Not United Methodist or United Protestant, which are different bodies this guide also carries.
ELCA congregation at 219 North 6th Avenue East, west toward the Central Hillside.
Service times change, confirm with each congregation.
Churches & worship next door
Directly east, the same architectural era with larger lots and much higher prices.
Chester ParkUp the hill at the creek gorge, closer to both colleges.
Downtown DuluthWest and walkable, with the city's full commercial core and the waterfront.
Canal ParkAcross downtown at the ship canal, the tourist and dining district.
Central HillsideWest up the hill, denser and more affordable.