Worship

St. Paul Podcast

March 10, Sara Olson-Smith preaches, available by podcast

March 3, Max Franks preaches, available by podcast

Feb. 25, Peter W. Marty preaches, available by podcast

Feb. 18, Sara Olson-Smith preaches, available by podcast

Is coming to church worth your time and effort? We think so.

Worship_easterWorship is for those who know their need for God. From all over the Quad Cities, people come carrying broken hearts or nagging questions. They bring hope for belonging to a community and to a mission bigger than their own lives.

It could just be that St. Paul needs you as much as you need the church. There’s a service just right for your weekend rhythms.

Holy Communion

All of St. Paul’s weekend services include Holy Communion. God’s gifts of bread and wine assure us of Christ’s forgiveness and presence in our lives. The Lord’s Table is open to believers of all Christian traditions. Come and eat.

Let the children come

We believe that children belong in worship. When you worship together in a regular way, the presence of God is built into family life. Children receive a special welcome:
• Sunday services at 9 and 11:15 a.m. include a children’s message, as well as the 8 a.m. service periodically. (Grown-ups love them too!)
• Children’s worship bags stuffed with soft toys, books, and crayons are available.
• Staffed childcare is available on Sundays as needed.
• Audio speakers broadcast the service in the Gathering Area and the Nursing Moms’ Room if your child needs a break from worship.
• Children’s choirs add special joy to worship.

Listening for God

At St. Paul, we aspire to more than individual spirituality. We value “the center.” We ground our lives in the glories of communal worship, each and every week. Together, we listen for God. We sing songs of praise. We discover hope. We give thanks. We welcome all.