St. Paul Lutheran Church

06/03/2026

Check out our Rummage / Garage Sale this Saturday!

Looking to discover a new “treasure”? Stop by this Saturday to uncover a great find at our Free-Will donation rummage sale!

Funds go towards our Renewal Team projects, which help to provide support within our community!

05/06/2026

In two months’ time, over 1,300 delegates — as well as many exhibitors, presenters and other attendees — will travel to sunny Phoenix for the 69th Regular Convention of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod.

Wait, didn’t we just do this? Why do we gather every three years as a Synod? What exactly happens at convention, and why does it matter?

This issue of The Lutheran Witness seeks to answer these questions — to give you a sneak preview of the business that will be conducted and the major discussions that will take place at the convention in July.

Link in comments.

04/24/2026

The 2026 National Offering, “Christ Is Risen! Tell the Next Generation,” reflects this year’s Synod convention and its theme, highlighting the church’s eternal call to share the Good News of Christ’s resurrection with all the world. Support for this triennium’s National Offering means support for the ongoing domestic work being done by local LCMS congregations, districts and others in their service to families and young people. For more information, check out the link in the comments.

04/21/2026

The seminaries of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod have announced plans for their annual assignment and call services.

04/11/2026

04/09/2026

In our culture of death, Christians talk a lot about life and its protection. We join in life marches and advocate for the sanctity of life at all ages. We volunteer at pregnancy resource centers to support mothers as they nurture young lives. We visit and sing at nursing homes to give fellowship and encouragement to those who are nearing the end of their lives.

As we do all this, it is important that we can answer the questions: What is life? Why does it matter? Certainly, we know from God’s Law that murder is a sin. But what is “life” itself? Is it simply a beating heart and brain activity?

The April issue of The Lutheran Witness explores the Christian life on earth and eternal life in Christ. Link in comments.

03/29/2026

Spring is here! Looking out across the fields, we know we will see rows of green within the next few weeks. It is amazing to see the constant changes around us in all that God has created.

September 25 will be the opening day of this year’s corn maze…mark your calendars! This year we will have maze paths spanning over nearly 40 acres!

We also invite everyone to join us Easter Sunday at Dieterich School gym for Easter Sunrise Service at 7am. Our services are open to all to attend. Our LYF group will be serving a free-will donation breakfast following church services in the school cafeteria. Meal will include: scrambled eggs, biscuits & gravy, fresh fruit, pastries, milk, juice, coffee. Hope to see you there!

03/29/2026

03/29/2026

Holy Week is fast approaching. For families juggling school, extracurriculars, and the day-to-day needs of teenagers to toddlers, it can be a hectic week. This Holy Week, follow Jesus with your family every day on His journey to the cross and ending at the empty tomb with a special devotional booklet designed to be used even with small children. This series of short devotionals offers brief Bible readings, conversation starters and prayers for every day from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, allowing your family to focus on what matters most this Holy Week and every week: Jesus and what He has done for us. Explore it now: https://thelc.ms/3N84Dd5

03/14/2026

We are excited to introduce the addition of our Blessings Box. We welcome anyone to stop by and take what they need.
Everyone is welcome to join us weekly on Sundays at 1015am for church service (930am for Sunday School)
Interested in learning more about the Lutheran faith or becoming a member? Contact us to find out more or join our new member class.