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WORSHIP

AS YOU ENTER THE NAVE OF THE CHURCH your eyes center upon the altar with its two candles. When you raise your eyes they fall upon this cross and orb suspended above the altar. The empty cross symbolizes the resurrected Christ. The orb signifies that Christ died for the whole world. This cross with orb replaced the brass cross which often adorns Lutheran altars. It was hung in the new church prior to the dedication of the building in 1988. Worship Service             10:45  AM           Communion 2nd Sunday & festivals

Opportunities to participate in activities

Members of St. Paul are encouraged to participate in the life of the congregation through various activities.  Activities include assistant ministers, lectors, greeters, acolytes, crucifers, ushers, Sunday school teachers, choir members, nursery leaders, sacristans, home visitors and members of the working committees.  Schedules, developed in September, are printed in the newsletter each month. Substitutes are needed throughout the year.  Contact the church secretary for information.

Choirs at St. Paul -  Adult Choir: practices weekly, Thursday at 7:30 pm.  Contemporary Choir: practices twice a month 
after the Sunday service.  Chime Choir and Youth Choir have been inactive the past few years.

Contributions for worship items are received and welcomed each fall

Members may provide worship aids by contributing toward specific items.  These gifts may be given in memory of individuals or in recognition of special events.  Items include altar flowers ($20),  bulletins ($15), communion wine ($10), sanctuary candle ($2) and communion bread.  Contact the secretary for complete procedures.

Come and worship God with us

Convenient, designated parking areas for visitors are located near the front door. A Visitor's
Packet is available at the registration desk. Additional suggestions and guide lines for visitors
are available on the Visitors' page.

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