St. Joseph Parish, a diverse Catholic community, gathers to celebrate the Eucharist and give thanks to God.  The scriptures challenge us to reveal God's love in the world by serving others with our time, talents, and treasures.

The History of St. Joseph Parish

The original building had two rooms to be used as a church on Sunday and as a school during the week. In 1907 the original building was replaced and a new church was dedicated to the area. The church was 40x70 feet in dimension, and boasted a handsome tower that extended far above the building to showcase the majesty of the holy cross.

The congregation of St. Joseph’s constructed yet another church building in the early 1990s. The new church was built to mirror the prairie gothic style of the original church building. It has over 10,000 square feet and seats 650 people. The entire east wall of the church displays magnificent stained glass windows depicting the creation story. The windows incorporate images familiar to the region, such as the mountains, bluebird, and the columbine.