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What's New at St. Paul

Welcome to worship

Sunday worship is at 8:00, 9:20 & 11:45 a.m.

Saturday worship is at 5:30 p.m.

Learning classes for all ages, 10:45-11:30 a.m.

Wednesdays in Lent

Worship services and suppers are part of the Wednesday scene during Lent through March 24. More »

Haiti

Help for Haiti

Our prayers are with the suffering people of Haiti.

Our help comes in the form of gifts to Lutheran World Relief during Lent. You can make a difference »

Augustana College Choir in concert | March 12

This exceptional college choir comes to the St. Paul Sanctuary on March 12 at 8 p.m. This home concert follows a spring tour to eastern states. The concert is free and open to the public. Freewill donations will be received.

The scene at St. Paul

Lenten Wednesdays »

Important dates for St. Paul worship and life »

Bible studies »

Explore membership »

Register kids for Vacation Bible Experience »

Environmental writer Bill McKibben is coming to St. Paul »

Literature and soup

Remember the line-up of crockpots filled with amazing soups at All St. Paul Reads? Good cooks share their recipes:

Soup recipes »

VBE Renew

Vacation Bible Experience

June 13-17

St. Paul’s ReNew Vacation Bible Experience is an environmentally-focused program that inspires kids to grow in faith, have fun and change the world as they practice stewardship of creation.

Learn more and register online »

Adult learning

Come, live the questions. Embrace a lifelong spirit of learning at St. Paul. Each Sunday, 10:45-11:30 a.m., choose from two opportunities intended to expand your faith horizons. Sunday classes »

You’ll find small-group experiences during the week too. Midweek opportunities »

Love God. Love Others.

Churches United Meal Site

About eight times a year, St. Paul servants stir up and serve a meal for the Churches United Meal Site at the Salvation Army in downtown Davenport. Are you interested in serving in some way? Contact Karen Miller, 344-6768, or Pastor Matthew Marohl, 326-3547, ext. 247,

Gardening Interest?

Do you while away cold evenings with the Burpee catelogue? Have you proudly grown a zucchini? A new and exciting community garden may emerge, if there’s sufficient interest. Come to a meeting on Tuesday, March 30, 5:30 p.m.

Read more »

Mentors Needed for the Neighborhood Schools

Currently, 21 St. Paul members are mentoring a child (or two) or are in the process of being matched with a child. More mentors are needed, particularly at Madison Elementary School. If you can give about an hour most weeks, please consider becoming a mentor. Read more »

Stained Glass Windows

The 11 stained glass windows of the St. Paul Sanctuary tell the powerful story of the life of Jesus. Photography, heart, and theological depth have intersected in a new booklet, a gift of love to the people of St. Paul from Harvey Prinz, retired ELCA pastor.

The booklet is available in the Book Corner at $3.50. This covers the cost of paper and printing.

Human Sexuality

St. Paul is part of the continuing conversation on ELCA decisions related to human sexuality. For background »

Important dates

Mark your calendar for events you won’t want to miss! It’s all here »

Photos

People make St. Paul congregation a vibrant community of faith — full of grace and consolation.

Open the photo albums »

Explore St. Paul

Interested in exploring St. Paul life and membership? Click here »

Crank up the speakers on your computer and watch images of A year in the life and ministry of St. Paul life and ministry »

Eternal light

The beautifully-crafted eternal light hangs inside the sanctuary entrance. It’s a symbol of a place where the Lord dwells »

E-mail connection

St. Paul is now sending occasional announcements of significant events and ministry opportunities via e-mail. Sign up »

Worship

Worship in the St. Paul sanctuary each weekend:
Sundays: Communion services at 8:00, 9:20 & 11:45 a.m.
Saturdays: Communion service at 5:30 p.m.

Details for upcoming weekend services »

New inside St. Paul’s doors

If you are entering into St. Paul for the first time, you’ll find an open-hearted open-minded place to ground your spiritual life. Find your way »

About electronic giving

“First Fruits Giving” means thinking first of God and giving to others before taking care of ourselves. This biblical foundation for faithful giving has fresh application in our day and time. Check it out ».