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The altar guild was able to purchase new paraments for our church due to generous gifts to our church!  Check out the new beautiful banners for our sanctuary!

A parament is a decorative, often symbolic cloth hanging used in Christian churches to adorn the sanctuary, specifically on the altar, pulpit, or lectern. Derived from Latin for “adornment” or “prepare,” these colored cloths highlight liturgical seasons.  

Their purpose is to beautify the sanctuary and provide visual, symbolic reminders of the church’s liturgical season.

New Paraments for St. Paul’s

The altar guild was able to purchase new paraments for our church due to generous gifts to our church!  Check out the new beautiful banners for our sanctuary! A parament is a decorative, often symbolic cloth hanging used in Christian churches to adorn the sanctuary, specifically on the altar, pulpit, or lectern. Derived from Latin for “adornment” or “prepare,” these colored cloths…

Blood Drive – March 15th, 2026

In conjuction with the South Bend Medical Foundation, St. Paul’s is hosting a Blood Drive on March 15th from 11am to 3:15pm. The Bloodmobile will be on-site for donations! To sign up, scan the QR Code below, or visit https://www.givebloodnow.com Click on the Donate Blood menu. Click on “Search Donation Locations” and look for St. Paul’s in Bremen. The Zip Code is…

St. Paul’s EGG-citing Easter Party!

Join us on Saturday, March 28th from 9-10:30am for a fun time for the kids! We’ll begin with an “egg-citing” Easter Egg Hunt so bring an Easter basket or a bag. After that you’ll get to Hear the Easter Story Sing Songs Make an Easter craft Enjoy Refreshments Parents are welcome to attend. 2-year-olds to Grade 3 We’ll meet in the Fellowship…

February 22, 2026

The First Sunday in Lent appropriately begins with the reason for penitence: the fall (Old Testament Reading). Then the Psalm declares the blessedness of acknowledging our own sin. The Gospel narrates the primary focus of this day, the active obedience of Christ. The Epistle, our preaching text, explains the theological significance of all this by comparing and contrasting Adam with Christ. We…

February 15, 2026 Service

Transfiguration Sunday bookends Epiphany, from the Baptism of Christ, when the Father said, “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased” (Mt 3:17), to “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased; listen to Him” (Mt 17:5), which we now hear. It is a time of joy and revelation of Christ before the more somber season…