Activities

Church Group Activities & Events

St. Paul Lutheran Church is committed to  we believe in the power faith in our community. 

From our weekly prayer group to small-group Bible studies, and from church ministries to community outreach - we are a church that CARES!

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Our Church Groups & Ministries

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Sunday School

Sunday School & Youth Bible Study are held on Sunday mornings  before the main church service at 10:00am.

Weekly on Sunday at 8:45am.

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Adult Bible Class

Weekly Bible Study is held on Sunday mornings before the church service at 10 am.

Weekly on Sunday at 8:45am.

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Prayer Group

The Prayer Group always has a place for you! Join us for an hour each week as we utilize our greatest weapon of prayer.

Weekly on Wednesday at 6:00 pm in the Information Center.

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TOPS

Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) is a non-commercial, non-profit weight-loss support group. The long-range program is dedicated to encouraging sucsess with recognition and awards for a job well done.

Weekly on Tuesday from 5:30-7:00pm in the church basement.

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Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid was organized in 1870 and continues to serve the Lord with gladness as members of the Women's Missionary League. We gather for Mites for Missions, offerings to support LeadAChild schools around the world, funds for alter flowers. We also coordinate meals for funerals.

Monthly on the 1st Wednesday at 1:00 pm.

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Feast & Fellowship

Hungry? For food? For fellowship? Join us for Feast & Fellowship to satisfy both hungers!

Weekly on Friday at 5:30 pm.

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Small Group Bible Studies

There are various small groups that meet throughout the month to study the Word of God. For more information, reach out to Deaconess Ashley Nelson. 

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7th Street Feast

7th Street Feast

Annual community meal served Thanksgiving. Delivery meals distributed by St. Joe Catholic Church down the block; dine-in and take-out meals served from the St. Paul Lutheran School gym. 

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Paul's Buffet

We serve a monthly free community meal served on the third Saturday of each month in the St. Paul Lutheran School gym. We welcome volunteers to cook, set up, serve, wash dishes, and clean up!

Stephen Ministry

Stephen Ministry is a peer-based, caring ministry common throughout many Christian denominations. Lay members of the congregation have been chosen to undertake more than 60 hours of initial training in listening skills, caring techniques, and the application of Biblical principles of supporting one another through the difficult situations of life. These individuals have pledged to serve a minimum of two years, and to continue with on-going training during that period.

After their commissioning as Stephen Ministers, with the involvement of the pastoral staff, they are assigned as Care-givers to Care-receivers (with the intent of being together in this unique relationship until both are comfortable with it concluding). The relationship is fully confidential, with our Stephen Ministers serving under the oaths of confidentiality of our pastors — only the two people involved (the Care-receiver and their Care-giver) ever know what is being shared.

Situations that might prompt the services of a Stephen Minister include the loss of a loved one (by death, divorce, or even the "empty nest" of the last of the children leaving home), the loss of a job or income (be it from a lay-off, downsizing, retirement or being fired), a decline in health or physical ability, or any other life circumstance that would be better handled with the care and support of another individual.