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As we gather on the second half of the church year, the Time of the Church begins with the festival of the Holy Trinity. Immediately following our recollection and celebration of Pentecost, this Sunday focuses on the identity of God as He has revealed Himself to us. He is one God in three coequal Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

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May 26, 2024 Service

As we gather on the second half of the church year, the Time of the Church begins with the festival of the Holy Trinity. Immediately following our recollection and celebration of Pentecost, this Sunday focuses on the identity of God as He has revealed Himself to us. He is one God in three coequal Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Link to…

Congratulations Confirmands!

St. Paul’s would like to congratulate our 2024 Confirmation Class! This past Sunday – May 19th – our confirmands confirmed their faith before God and St. Paul’s congregation.  Blessings to you all as you continue down the path that God has set before you! Below is a list of our confirmands and their accompanying bible verse: Alexis Paige Andrews John 10:27-28 Kamden…

May 19, 2024 Service

This is the day the Lord has made! We praise God for Pentecost Sunday and our eight eighth graders who today will confirm their Baptismal birthday and make their vows to be faithful Christians. May the Holy Spirit be upon us all! Link to Service video on Vimeo Link to service bulletin

May 12, 2024 Service

The Seventh (and final) Sunday of Easter holds a unique position in the salvation story, as it is the only Sunday in the ten-day window after the ascension but before Pentecost. This reality is reflected as every year the Church reads the account of Matthias succeeding Judas (First Reading, Acts 1:12–26), which did indeed immediately follow the ascension (Acts 1:6–11) and did…

May 5, 2024 Service

In today’s Gospel, from the middle of Jesus’ farewell message to His disciples (Jn 13:31–17:26), our Lord emphasizes love: His Father’s love to Him, His love for His disciples, and His disciples’ love for one another. And His sacrifice is the greatest love. Let us love as Jesus loves us. Link to Service video on Vimeo Link to service bulletin

April 28, 2024 Service

In the Sundays of Easter, we see that the resurrected Jesus changes lives. How dramatically that is demonstrated in the life of Philip, who in our First Reading receives the call to “go” (Acts 8:26) in the power of “the good news about Jesus” (8:35). As God’s faithful people, we are also to go and come alongside others (8:29) with the same…