St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Jordan

St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Jordan St. Paul Ev.

Lutheran Church has served the Jordan community since 1867 when a group of Lutherans who had settled in the area formed a congregation under the pastoral leadership of Pastor Philipp Schmidt.

Forgiveness does not come naturally. People will defend themselves, lash out when attacked, hold grudges, and bite back....
09/09/2026

Forgiveness does not come naturally. People will defend themselves, lash out when attacked, hold grudges, and bite back. It is no surprise then, when people hear that they are forgiven, they may even be suspicious or skeptical.

Join us for worship this Sunday, Sept. 13 as we explore God’s forgiveness and comprehend his unexpected mercy.

When danger strikes, most people run away. First responders do the opposite. Firefighters, police officers, and paramedi...
09/02/2026

When danger strikes, most people run away. First responders do the opposite. Firefighters, police officers, and paramedics move toward burning buildings, violent scenes, and injured people—acting against basic instinct. God calls us to show that same courage spiritually, stepping toward those struggling in sin.

Join us for worship as we learn how God leads us beyond self‑preservation and into faithful service to him!

The calendar on the website is working again.
08/31/2026

The calendar on the website is working again.

Training children in God's Word is important.  Students dig deep into Bible stories and learn the basic teachings of the Bible.

Some churches teach that if a person follows God, God responds by granting prosperity and peace. That is nonsense. The B...
08/26/2026

Some churches teach that if a person follows God, God responds by granting prosperity and peace. That is nonsense. The Bible explains that if we are part of the Church of God, we will have to bear crosses. We carry our crosses because we know that in those moments of struggle, we are forced to turn to Christ and rely on his strength.

Join us for worship as we explore an unexpected path, the one Jesus himself walked: the cross comes before the crown.

Jesus asked, “Who do you say I am?” It’s the most important question in the world, and it is a question every human bein...
08/19/2026

Jesus asked, “Who do you say I am?” It’s the most important question in the world, and it is a question every human being must answer. Jesus is a real human being, the Son of Man. He is also Lord and Savior, the Son of the living God. This unexpected truth is the core of saving faith.

Join us for worship as we understand how Jesus is both true man and true God—an unexpected truth!

“All are welcome!” Is that true at our church? Or is church meant only for people of the right heritage who behave the r...
08/12/2026

“All are welcome!” Is that true at our church? Or is church meant only for people of the right heritage who behave the right way, “good church folk”?

Join us for worship as Jesus shows us the church is for all people–regardless of age, ethnicity, gender, or social status.
Our new series “Unexpected Truths” begins this Sunday, August 16 at 9 am.

08/10/2026

The opening lines of the United States Declaration of Independence boldly assert that certain truths are “self-evident”—truths accessible to human reason and widely recognized by observation of the world. The most important truths revealed in the Bible are not self-evident at all. In fact, they frequently appear surprising or even contrary to human expectations. Biblical truth is revealed by God rather than discovered by reason. While some truths may seem obvious to human judgment, the truths of the Bible are often unexpected.

This week, we begin a new series and discover the unexpected truths God reveals to us. We invite you to join us for worship!

08/04/2026

Please keep Pastor and Deb Feldhus and their family in your prayers today. Their daughter Moriah passed away last night. They are planning to have a funeral service at Trinity in Belle Plaine, but nothing is finalized yet.

Here is information about what Chrsitian Aid and Relief is doing to help the tornado victims in Menasha, WI.  For inform...
07/29/2026

Here is information about what Chrsitian Aid and Relief is doing to help the tornado victims in Menasha, WI. For information, the "Totally Naked" sign is a beer from New Glarus Brewing not the philosophy of the home.

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100 6th Street W
Jordan, MN
55352

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