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God brings His love to people through the ministry that Jesus established, which is His Church.

St. Paul Lutheran Church is a community gathered around God’s Word and Sacrament, sent to reach the lost, disciple the saved, and care for our neighbors everywhere. We embrace God’s mission to bring the Good News of Jesus’ victory over sin and death to all people and share with them how Jesus has made available a life that never ends. (For more information regarding these teachings, see What We Believe.)

The grace of God and fellowship we have in Jesus Christ is for all.  We invite you to visit and learn more.

Online Services

If you are not able to join us in person, we encourage you to continue to participate in online worship services, Bible studies and prayer.  Links to St. Paul livestreams and recordings are available on our Online Services page.

For those St. Paul members (and perhaps others) who are not able to worship in person and desire to make an offering to further the work of God at St. Paul, please visit our Offerings: Ways to Give page.

In-Person Services — Important Details

We rejoice that we are able to worship in person!  Each Sunday morning we gather together. Sunday School takes place for adults (Fellowship Hall & online), youth and children at 8:45 AM followed by Worship at 10AM and coffee fellowship following Worship.  We hope you will join us in person or online. We look forward to meeting you.

COVID Update: 10/16/21
Effective this Sunday, Adult Bible Study begins in the Fellowship Hall, and the Fellowship Hall double-doors at the rear of the church may be used for entrance and exit. As in previous weeks, the front half of pews in the sanctuary are fully open. The back of the sanctuary has alternating pews closed for those members who would like to be socially distanced. The media center will also be available for those wanting additional separation.
In accordance with the latest government guidance, no one is required to wear a mask; however, unvaccinated persons are strongly encouraged to wear masks and we ask everyone to be supportive and tolerant of each other’s mask-wearing preferences. As always, if you don’t feel well, please stay home. Also remember, children under 12 cannot be vaccinated, leaving our youngest church goers unprotected.
We appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding as we assess these changes in our operating status. If you have any questions or concerns please let us know.