Important dates for St. Paul worship and life »
Important dates in St. Paul life »
Coming up for kids & families »
Tuesdays, Feb. 21, Mar. 20, Apr. 17 | 6 p.m.
Recharge during the week with a quiet, more reflective worship experience. Be blessed by the timeless beauty and quiet dignity of Holden Village’s Prayer Around the Cross. This lovely worship experience, growing out of a Lutheran retreat center in Washington State, is written by Marty Haugen — who has also given us the beloved Holden Evening Prayer.
Slow down, settle in, light a candle, and listen to the voice of God.
Pastor Katy Warren, 326-3547, ext. 237, .
What does it mean to be turned inside out? It’s getting outside of ourselves and embracing the hospitable spirit of Jesus Christ. It’s an outstretched hand, a welcoming smile, a warm greeting as people enter this church home.
Starting in September, Inside Out will be a refreshing update to our Open Door hosting. Stationing people and families at the entrance doors before each Sunday service, Inside Out is a new take on our congregation’s spirit of radical hospitality.
If you’d like to be part of the Inside Out hospitality crew at doors on an occasional Sunday, contact: Jennifer Garvey, 326-3547 ext. 210,
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Looking for ways to connect with other St. Paul families? Check out what is happening in the world of kids and parenting. Gather and share joys and trials of parenting, grow in efforts to raise children in a life of faith, and have some fun along the way!
Upcoming events for kids & families »
Looking for a place to “plug in” at St. Paul? With a community founded in Christ’s love, there are lots of opportunities to connect meaningfully with others.

People of faith are mindful about the care of creation. At St. Paul this fall, raise your awareness about the Earth’s renewal — a tasting of locally-grown foods, readings about the earth, and an internationally-known environmental speaker. Read more »
The 11 stained glass windows of the St. Paul Sanctuary tell the powerful story of the life of Jesus. Photography, heart, and theological depth have intersected in a new booklet, a gift of love to the people of St. Paul from Harvey Prinz, retired ELCA pastor.
The booklet is available in the Book Corner at $3.50. This covers the cost of paper and printing.
St. Paul is part of the continuing conversation on ELCA decisions related to human sexuality. For background »
People make St. Paul congregation a vibrant community of faith — full of grace and consolation.
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Worship in the St. Paul sanctuary each weekend:
Sundays: Communion services at 8:00, 9:20 & 11:45 a.m.
Saturdays: Communion service at 5:30 p.m.
Details for upcoming weekend services »
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 »
"Because we who follow Christ are called to be God's partners in the great task of making the divine creation a blessing to all who occupy the earth with us." ~Paul M. Minus
Source: ELCA New Service