St Paul

What are St Pauls services like? Pastor Steven, our Music Minister and organist, Martha Sitler, and all involved in planning and leading worship at St. Paul's seek to help people truly worship God. We sing hymns, we pray together, we recite the Apostle's Creed as a way of affirming our faith, and we listen to God's word. In fact, the Scriptures of... the day are woven into most of the worship service from beginning to end. To some, our services may be more formal and traditional than what they have experienced before as the pastor, acolyte, and choir members usually wear robes and most of the singing is accompanied by organ or piano. Others, who come from more formal traditions, may be surprised to see Pastor Steven move about the sanctuary when preaching. Our congregation is a warm and welcoming one. What time should I arrive? We recommend that you arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of the service. This is especially important if you have children. Checking-in children to their age-appropriate environments, such as Nursery or Worshiphouse Kids, can take an extra minute or two. Feel free to introduce yourself to one of the greeters at the entrances of our Sanctuary. They will be able to answer any questions you may have and provide you with a welcome packet. Services are 8am and 10:30am from September June. In the summer we meet for one service at 9:30am. Please check our calendar page for specific dates and times of services. What entrance door should I use? We ask that you use the main glass doors in the new section of our building on Sunday mornings. However, most entry ways around the building will be open for your convenience. Is childcare provided during worship services? Yes, our 10:30am service has nursery care for children five and younger. Typically on the third Sunday of each month a worship service called Worshiphouse Kids for grades 2-7 in our Chapel is provided during the 10:30am service. Where is the nursery care located? Our nursery is located on the first floor in the older section of our ...Read More