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Worship & Music

Each weekend offers four worship services:

Sunday morning
8:00, 9:20 & 11:45 a.m.
Saturday evening
5:30 p.m.

Learning for all:
9:30-10:15 &
10:45-11:30 a.m.

Worship
Music

Rooted in the Gospel

We welcome you to worship at St. Paul.

Hope-filled community

Our hope is rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ and reflected in worship, the very center of our life together. We gather to praise the Lord of life, to give thanks, and to go out into our everyday lives with renewed faith. St. Paul worship services are an artful blending of God’s Word, hymn-singing, instrumentation, drama, and dazzling images.

For all people

St. Paul worship draws a diversity of people who are searching for meaning in a confusing world, who yearn to belong and be nourished in the faith, and who seek to serve Christ in the world.

Communion

Normally, all of St. Paul’s weekend services include Holy Communion. God’s gifts of bread and wine assure us of Christ’s forgiveness and presence in our lives. The table is open to all baptized Christians. Come and eat. If you have questions about communion, communion practice at St. Paul, or desire to learn more about this special meal, please contact one of our pastors.

Liturgy for healing

On the first Saturday of most months, the 5:30 p.m. service is followed by a brief healing liturgy which seeks God’s goodness, care, and concern for those in need of physical, spiritual, or emotional healing.

Let the children come

At St. Paul, we believe that children belong in worship. When you worship together regularly, the presence of God is built into family life. We welcome children in special ways:

  • Sunday services at 9:20 and 11:45 include a children’s message. (Grown-ups love them too!)
  • Emergency bags stuffed with soft toys, books, and crayons are available.
  • Staffed childcare is available on Sundays as needed.
  • Audio speakers broadcast the service in the Gathering Area, if your child needs a break from worship.

"Love is the only force capable of transforming an enemy into friend." ~Martin Luther King, Jr.