United Lutheran Church is the result of a merger of three early Lutheran congregations in Grand Forks: Zion, Trinity and First.

The church is affiliated with the Eastern North Dakota Synod of the   Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

The church building was constructed during 1931-1932 and was a daring enterprise, in terms of its modern architecture and in terms of the economic times.
It is an exceptional Art Deco building.
The building is built of North Dakota brick.
 The church has a buttressed Art Deco bell tower  that concludes with a ziggurat-like dome.
The top portion of the tower was added in 1941.

The church was designed  by the father and son architectural firm of Joseph Bell DeRemer (1871–1944) and Samuel Teel DeRemer (1894-1967)
United Lutheran Church is the result of a merger of three early Lutheran congregations in Grand Forks: Zion, Trinity and First.
The church is affiliated with the Eastern North Dakota Synod of the   Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
The church building was constructed during 1931-1932 and was a daring enterprise, in terms of its modern architecture and in terms of the economic times. It is an exceptional Art Deco building. The building is built of North Dakota brick.  The church has a buttressed Art Deco bell tower  that concludes with a ziggurat-like dome. The top portion of the tower was added in 1941.
The church was designed  by the father and son architectural firm of Joseph Bell DeRemer (1871–1944) and Samuel Teel DeRemer (1894-1967)
United Lutheran Church (Grand Forks, North Dakota)