Saint Paul's is joyfully worshiping the God of our salvation!  We are transitioning from the relaxation and refreshment of summertime into the more active and vibrant church life of the coming season.  Remaining firmly centered in worship and the Word, we will soon join together as a church family for some very exciting events!  Stay tuned...! 

Bible Study remains a vital part of our life together at Saint Paul's.  We strive to gain deeper meaning into the mysteries of our shared faith. 

All are welcome to join us Sunday mornings at 8:30 in Koepchen Fellowship Hall. 

We continue to fervently pray for a full-time pastor to shepherd our flock in these times of uncertainty.  We are most grateful to have Pastor Rockett, our visiting pastor, leading us in worship and in the celebration of Holy Communion.  Thanks be to God! 

We also pray for members and former members of Saint Paul's to return to worship with us again.  We need you, and you need to be with us, when possible.  We have been given many wonderful gifts from a merciful God: gifts of life, music, food and shelter, our Divine Worship Service and Liturgy, and most of all the irrevocable gifts of forgiveness of sin and the promise of eternal life.  Lord of all, help us to show our thankfulness by lives given wholly to your service.

Amidst the gloom and sadness of current events that often captures our attention, it is good to remember the comforting thoughts of John's Gospel, chapter 16:33.  Jesus plainly tells us, "I have said these things to you, that in me you may have peace.  In the world you will have tribulation.  But take heart; I have overcome the world."  This is the message that we at Saint Paul's need to proclaim to neighbors near and far, who are so often fearful and without hope.

The Elders at Saint Paul's are here to serve you!  Please contact us with any concerns you may have.