Our Saviour's Lutheran Church (Brockton, Mont.)

In March of 1930, a group of people met in Lien Hall to organize this congregation. Shortly after, a building was found and moved to the present location. The ground was donated to the church. Fire destroyed the building in 1935, and a few years later a school was purchased and used for worship. In 1950 Poplar built a church, so Brockton reorganized and Poplar joined in with them. A few years later the Zion Country Church joined also. Poplar is the headquarters for pastors who serve several congregations in this parish.

From the guide to the Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, Brockton, Montana, Records, 1930-2012, (Pacific Lutheran University)