Church Directory Photo Sign Up
We are looking to do a new picture directory this year
to celebrate our 150th Anniversary
and help everyone become more familiar with one another.
The dates set aside for pictures are May 7-11. If you missed the initial sign up, more times have been added May 29 and 30.
Follow the QR code to sign your family up to be professionally photographed. Sign up as soon as possible to get your first choice of dates and times.
Call the church office if you need assistance to sign up.
https://book.appointment-plus.com/d0nm3xs6/?employee_id=7351&fbclid=IwAR0CGVdeJOA7pYrcFRGby3tewzxoX9JDY5abrXDJ9nCDvGhJtL-OcygHdPs#/
150th Anniversary Service with TLCO
Join St. Paul members as we celebrate our 150th anniversary with the second of four anniversary services. Pastor Mark Rieke, who grew up in St. Paul’s congregation, will be the guest preacher. The Lutheran Cieli Orchestra (tlco) will provide music. Service times are 8:00 A.M. and 10:30 A.M. There will also be a mini concert with a Celtic flair and fellowship between services.
American Red Cross Blood Drive
Clink this link to sign up for an appointment to give!
https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=spfutureblooddonor
Christian Education Sunday-Building a Strong Parent-Child Relationship
Join us for worship at 8 or 10:30am. Special presentation will be at 9:15 in the Fellowship Hall.
Pastor Kahrs' Installation
Rejoice with us at the arrival of our new pastor!
Click the event title for more information
"Savior's Sermon" Ephiphany Sermon Series
In the second half of the Epiphany season, Jesus is going to teach us what it means to be one of his followers through the most famous sermon of all time, the Sermon on the Mount.
Join us "on the mount" for our new Epiphany series based on Matthew 5: The Savior’s Sermon.
Pastor Call Meeting & 2023 Budget Vote
The next Voter’s meeting will be held January 11 at 6:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall to consider our next Call for a pastor and to pass the 2023 congregational budget. This is an open meeting. The entire congregation is encouraged to attend.
Epiphany Sermon Series
The Gospels tell only a little about Jesus’ life as an infant. Then, St. Luke briefly discusses the desire of the boy Jesus to be in the temple. Then, Scripture falls silent, telling us nothing about almost two decades of Jesus’ life. For most of Jesus’ adult life, he lived quietly in Galilee, practicing the carpentry he had learned from his adoptive father, Joseph. Jesus had no followers. Jesus was not famous. But at the exact time God the Father had appointed, Jesus left that obscurity behind. The word epiphany means “appearance.” In the season of Epiphany, we watch Jesus begin his public ministry. Jesus makes his first appearances. And in those appearances, it quickly becomes clear that this is more than a random carpenter’s son. As Jesus appears, we see exactly who he is and what he came to do.
Join us Thursdays and Sundays for our new Epiphany series: Jesus Appears.
Click below to watch the “Jesus Appears” video from the WELS.
Ring in the New Year at St. Paul
New Year’s Eve Worship and Communion, 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, December 31
New Year’s Day Worship, 8:00 and 10:30 a.m.
Sunday, January 1