of Minneapolis. The stencil patterns on the walls may have been designed by Gaytee too. The curved trusses supporting the roof are steel, covered with plaster and then painted to look like wood. They support a stained wood ceiling. The pulpit, lectern and original baptismal font were carved from limestone. The altar and reredos were carved from the same by Walter Sutton of Bayview Stone Company of Madison. Construction began in May of 1921, with Wisconsin Construction Company as general contractor. The new church was dedicated October 28, 1923. The education building was added in 1957-59, designed by Madison architect Reginald Stehr. Over the years the congregation has shared its space with various musical groups from the UW. The main building was designated as a Madison Landmark in 2011, and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2018. Worship Luther Memorial’s worship has a traditional liturgy with Holy Communion every Sunday and on other holy days. A service of morning prayer is also held each weekday morning. Services also feature hymns and classical music. Music Luther Memorial’s music program is led by Andrew Schaeffer, who has served as the director of music since 2018. Three pipe organs are used in worship: a 56 rank Austin pipe organ, a Steere tracker organ, and a Bedient portative organ. The church hosts the winter choral concerts presented by UW-Madison's choirs each December. Luther Memorial has twice been a venue for concerts by the St. Thomas Choir of Leipzig, a boys' choir founded in 1212. Luther College and St. Olaf College choirs also regularly perform in the church's nave. Performing regularly throughout the church year are the following ensembles: Adult choir (50 members of all ages) performing Sunday mornings sacred music ranging from plainsong chant to contemporary compositions in English, Latin, and occasionally German or Russian (Church Slavonic). Chant choir performing the monthly compline service, singing in English and Latin. Training choir, ages K-2 Children's choir, ages 3–6 Youth choir, ages 7–12 Recorder ensemble open to all ages Bell choir playing 5-octave and 2-octave sets of Malmark bells. Social ministry The following programs are examples of the church's commitment to ministering to those in need: The congregation began participating in the Interfaith Hospitality Network (IHN) in 1999 as a host congregation. IHN, now called The Road Home, is a Madison-based organization that provides housing for homeless people in churches on a