This congregation was organized December 17, 1890 by Rev. Christian Joergensen of Stanwood. When the sawmill at Utsaladdy closed, the decision was made to move and build near Livingston Bay, hence the incorporated name of the Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Livingston Bay. On July 8, 1906, a church was dedicated to which was later adjoined the Livingston Bay School House (present social hall). The congregation was served out of Stanwood, Washington until 1953 when Ralph Moe was called to be first resident pastor. In 1965 an educational building and church narthex were built and dedicated. In 1979 and 1980, on the 90th anniversary of the congregation, a Multi-Purpose building was built.
From the guide to the Camano Lutheran Church, Camano Island, Washington, Records, 1890-2012, (Pacific Lutheran University)
