Deacons - Wm. Coffin, Willard Eckert, Howard Kuntz and James Eckert. The date of the first church had been forgotten and when the corner-stone of the third church was laid, there was carved on it the date of the first church as of 1772. 1922 - New pipe organ installed. Dedicated, September 2, 1922.
Congregation now observes an annual home-coming day which has been definitely set apart.
Indian Creek, which has its source in the Blue Mountains, flows through the entire length of Lehigh Township and empties into the Hockendauqua Creek, not far from Kreidersville. The plan was never realized but Indianland continues the use of the term as applied to the St. Paul's Church, one of the three churches spoken of as being in existence in 1750. Lehigh township suffered much during the Indian wars. Though the settlement of Lehigh Township was early, the fact that an Indian reservation had been planned as early as 1735, it is safe to assume that the white settlers before that date must have been very few in number. The reason for this was the uncertainty of the time when the preacher would come.