St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Toledo Ohio

06/14/2026

St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Toledo Ohio

06/02/2026

Presiding Bishop Yehiel Curry has issued his first in a series of monthly messages that will continue through the end of this year under the title "All Together in One Place."

Each message will share a pastoral word, rooted in Scripture, that witnesses to God’s presence today, our rich theological tradition and the social teaching that connects us.

Read the full message through the link in the comments below.

06/01/2026

“Love is patient; love is kind; love is not envious or boastful or arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable; it keeps no record of wrongs; it does not rejoice in wrongdoing but rejoices in the truth. It bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things” (1 Corinthians 13:4-7).

05/31/2026

One more bit of humor for Trinity Sunday and thanks to Epuscopal memes for sharing

The O.T. lesson for Trinity Sunday, Genesis 1:1 -- 2:4a.

05/31/2026

Adding a note of humor on this Trinity Sunday.

God in three persons, Blessed Trinity! (Cartoon by Beating Around The Burning Bush)

05/31/2026

With thanks to our friends in the Deaconess Community

The Holy Trinity reminds us that relationship is woven into the very nature of God.

As Creator, God brings life into being. As Savior, God draws near in love and redemption. As Comforter, God remains present, guiding and sustaining us through every season.

At the heart of the Trinity is a relationship of love, shared, given, and received. Created in the image of this relational God, we are called to live in community, practice radical welcome, and care for one another as Christ cares for us.

On this Trinity Sunday, may we give thanks for the mystery of a God who creates, saves, comforts, and continually invites us into deeper relationship with God and one another.



Image: The Trinity by Russian icon painter Andrei Rublev, early 15th century.

05/25/2026

If you're from Toledo you remember eating at many restaurants that are now gone. Tedd Long came to our Lunch & Learn to share the history of these beloved venues as well as their rich stories and personalities. Kate set the room to look as closely as possible to the Secor Hotel's dining room. The menu came from Tedd's book "Lost Eateries of Toledo". Kevin Korecki set the mood with his piano artistry and conversations flowed and flowed. And . . . it seems the famous Secor Hotel Ghost couldn't pass up an opportunity to relive her past and mingle.

05/25/2026

Meet Victoria and OHGUIDESTONE. HeART Gallery is delighted to feature artwork created by members of the Toledo center. OHGUIDESTONE'S Expressive Arts program, gives clients an artistic outlet through which they can process their feelings and experiences on the path toward recovery. Thanks to each artist for sharing these wonderful pieces of your journey and may God continue to bless you on this path!