St Paul's Lutheran Church

03/19/2026

On April 4th starting at 10 AM, St. Paul's will have an Easter for Children celebration. It will include a Christian Easter message for the children, a brunch, as well as fun activities for the children. All are welcome !

02/03/2026

The joint call with Zion Lutheran for the coming Sunday has been cancelled.

01/24/2026

Worship services for January 25th, 2026 are cancelled due to severe weather alerts. Join us on Sunday, February 1st, 2026 for worship at the normal time of 9 AM. ✝️

07/29/2025

A HUGE Thank You! to everyone who has helped out to make the fair booth successful so far. There are just a few spots remaining that we need to get filled. Please consider this opportunity for Evangelism and outreach in our community. What a great time to spread the gospel! God Bless!

Openings include: Thursday and Friday, 2 to 6 and Thursday 6 to 9.

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07/25/2025

Hello friends and family! Fair time is upon us. If you have time to pick up a shift in our booth at the Monroe county fair in the merchants building please sign up using our sign up genius link! Thank you!

04/19/2025

Easter service for Sunday 4/20 is planned for 9:00 am in the main facility. There is no sunrise service in the historic church this year.

03/05/2025

Please join us for a soup and sandwich meal at 6:00 tonight followed by Ash Wednesday service at 7:00.

Ash Wednesday

01/04/2025

Register at www.menalive-balm.org

11/25/2024

11/02/2024

Tomorrow is the day!! Don’t forget, daylight savings time and set your clocks back by one hour tonight. Then, tomorrow, let’s worship together at Zion at 9:00 a.m.

10/31/2024

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Five hundred and seven years ago, all of Europe was caught up in a time of unparalleled change. The Reformation changed how people looked at God and at themselves. Five hundred and seven years later, very little has changed.

What is the Reformation all about? a monk named Martin Luther questioned whether the church was truly proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ. He sought to bring people back to the Bible and the message that salvation comes by grace, through faith, in Christ alone.

Lutheran Christians still look upon God as a God of grace—a God known primarily for his loving forgiveness of sins, based on Christ’s sacrifice.

Lutheran Christians look upon themselves as sinners and saints at the same time. They believe in and practice confession and absolution. They have a sure and blessed hope of heaven based on the promises of God and the completed work of Christ.

So, while little has changed for Lutheran Christians, we can also say everything is changing and that change happens every day. Every day the Holy Spirit is bringing people to faith or renewing faith that had faltered and waned. Of course, this is not just a Lutheran or Reformation thing

God has been changing people since the fall into sin. He has been and still is calling us home on the path of salvation he established through Christ, leading us by faith step by step. This reformation is the change that brings us home.

10/28/2024

This Sunday! 11/3/2024- we will have a special reformation service with our church family at Zion Lutheran Church in Monroe. The service is scheduled for 9:00 am at Zion. This does mean that we will not have services at St. Paul’s.

Potluck to follow the service!

Please join us for this joint celebration!