Volunteers celebrate and lift up fair trade vendors in the Book Corner. Out of the Blue granola is tasty, natural, and handmade but it’s the women who bake this granola who are truly exceptional. Mixed into every bag, beyond dark chocolate and honey,…
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Patty Herzberg is just the person you want in a leadership position during a time of change. Her highly organized but compassionate spirit makes Patty an effective leader as she helps to guide the transition to a new senior pastor in 2024, offering s…
St. Paul member Ann Quist looks back at past St. Paul directories, while looking forward to the upcoming online version, which launches late October. In a drawer in Ann Quist’s family room sit 10 books documenting the passage of time at St. Paul. Spa…
Fall Start-up is when we return to the fullness of our Sunday morning learning for all ages and worship life. Learning for all takes place from 10:15-11:00 a.m. Learning Kids & youth learning The classroom journey begins at age 3. Registration an…
St. Paul seeks to be a loving sign of God’s grace for kids and families. Back-to-school time is on everyone’s minds and soon the classrooms around St. Paul will begin to fill again with the voices of small ones. In these rooms, seeds are planted. See…
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St. Paul receives $10,000 grant from the ELCA Disability Ministry fund to support neurodiverse children, teens, and their families. Last summer, pastoral resident Megan Eide saw a need to better accommodate neurodiverse children, teens, and their fam…
Brian Schou has been a familiar face around St. Paul. He and his wife, Holly, along with their two sons, Cooper and Jackson, have been members for 14 years. He will begin his time at St. Paul as contemporary worship leader in late July. Tell us about…
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Over the next several months, three new and exciting ways will allow you to better connect with St. Paul through your phone, computer, and tablet. Last weekend, we unveiled a new, easy-to-use online giving platform. This platform offers a simple and…
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If you don’t see Pastor Sara in the pulpit or around St. Paul as much this summer, there’s a very good reason why. The Personnel Committee granted her request for a study leave from mid-July through mid-August, taking time way to focus on writing. A…
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Megan completes her two year pastoral residency at St. Paul on July 16. To say Megan’s next call is a match made in heaven may sound tongue-in-cheek but she is most sincere when she says it’s a spiritual calling. Megan has had a connection with the D…
Last week, the St. Paul I-Spy boxes made their debut in the gathering area for all to enjoy. Beginning in early July, head outside to stroll the St. Paul campus to view these art installations designed by youth in grades 6-8. Constructed from all sor…
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Serit arbores, quae alteri saeclo prosint. “A person plants trees for the benefit of later generations.” These words of the Roman poet Caecilius Statius (220 – 167 BC) may not be original to him. And, poets, preachers, and philosophers have certainl…