Learn about the beautifully-crafted eternal light, now hanging inside the sanctuary entrance. It’s a symbol of a place where the Lord dwells>>
The long-awaited pipe organ has risen to its full 36-foot height in the St. Paul Sanctuary. Christmas Eve worship will likely mark the debut of this grand instrument.
Come and observe this thrilling musical adventure. An Organ Construction Zone Lunch is set for Thursday, Oct. 23, 12 noon-12:45 p.m. Bring your sack lunch and your curiosity.
Details about the St. Paul organ>>

Brad Hirschfield, an orthodox rabbi from New York, speaks at St. Paul on Sunday, Nov. 2. You’ll want to meet this commentator on religion and culture, who has a passion for creating a world with less violence and division. Learn more>>

Each weekend in worship, powerful video testimonies feature people you know and or will want to know.
The goals of the Acting with Love for the World campaign are to reduce the debt on our building and to launch an important all-congregation partnership with neighborhood schools. Learn more>>
Acting with Love for the World means, in part, an unprecedented new commitment to kids in our church neighborhood.
St. Paul is seeking a talented individual to fill the open position of Neighborhood Schools Program Coordinator. Applications are now being received. Learn more>>
Two clean-up days direct our energies to the care of God’s creation and our neighborhood. Read more>>
From four-year-olds through adults, everyone has a place in a St. Paul choir this fall. Just show up at a Wednesday choir rehearsal. Join in the song!>>

The Book Corner is reordering a fresh supply of Pastor Marty’s newly-published book, The Anatomy of Grace. The book is in a second printing.
Interested in exploring St. Paul life and membership? Click here>>
St. Paul is now sending occasional announcements of significant events and ministry opportunities via e-mail. Sign up>>
People make St. Paul congregation a vibrant community of faith — full of grace and consolation. Check out the photo albums:
Worship in the new St. Paul sanctuary each weekend:
Summer Sundays: Communion services at 8:00, 9:20 & 11:00 a.m.
Saturdays: Communion service at 5:30 p.m.
Details for upcoming weekend services>>
Look forward to inspiring worship, special days for youth and other joys. Coming events>>
Nearly the entire church building is now a wireless computer zone. When you’re here for meetings or waiting for the kids, fire up the laptop or use the library computer (with appropriate filters).
If you are entering into St. Paul for the first time, you’ll find an open-hearted open-minded place to ground your spiritual life. Find your way>>
“First Fruits Giving” means thinking first of God and giving to others before taking care of ourselves. This biblical foundation for faithful giving has fresh application in our day and time. Check it out>>.
"It is a blessed thing to know that no power on earth, no temptation, no human frailty can dissolve what God holds together." ~Dietrich Bonhoeffer, theologian
Source: ELCA New Service