Saint John's Lutheran Church

Established in 1860, Saint John's Lutheran Church in Tanunda, South Australia, is a historic place of worship with a rich heritage. The church's architecture features unbuttressed walls constructed of random line pointed ironstone rubble, relieved by quoins, strings, and surrounds to openings of simple stucco bands. The principal facade to Jane Place, facing south, is dominated by the tower with blocked surrounds to openings of stucco. The church is renowned for its five life-sized statues—Peter, Paul, Moses, Jeremiah, and Christ—crafted from wood and painted white to resemble marble, donated in 1892. Regular worship services are held on Sundays at 9:00 AM, with an additional service at 10:30 AM on the fourth Sunday of each month. Visitors are always welcome to join the congregation in this historic setting.