Worship at St. Paul’s – Online and In-Person (See below for details)

5/5- 10am – 6th Sunday of Easter-Bulletin / Announcements / Worship / Sermon

5/12- 10am – 7th Sunday of Easter-Bulletin / Announcements / Worship / Sermon

Scripture Readings for May 5th- 6th Sunday of Easter

Acts 10:44-48; 1 John 5:1-6; John 15:9-17

Scripture Readings for May 12th- 7th Sunday of Easter

Psalm 1; 1 John 5:9-13; John 17:6-19

Worship at St. Paul’s – Online and In-Person
Worship is being held both online and in-person at St. Paul’s.

St. Paul’s has returned to some more familiar worship practices. We have gone back to using the hymnals and allowing the congregation to sit wherever they feel comfortable. Masks are optional but no longer required during worship as well.  Thank you for being the people of God and doing all you have and continue to do for the health of the people around you! 

The Council thanks all of you for your willingness to do whatever we have needed to do to keep one  another safe and healthy during this trying time! As always if you have any questions or concerns please contact Matt McGill or any other council member. 

You are asked to remain at home if you are not feeling well; worship will be available online via livestream at the link above for all Sunday’s and other special services.

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We are Church, joined in mission for the sake of the world!
St. Paul’s partners with 245 congregations and over 100,000 Lutheran Christians as a member congregation of the Nebraska Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Click below to learn more about the ministry we share!

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) is around 3,300,000 members strong, working through nearly 9,000 congregations across the United States and the Caribbean to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ for the sake of the world God made and loves. Click below to explore how the ELCA is doing “God’s Work” with “our hands” every day.