Worship
Worship is rehearsal for life, as we practice putting God at the center of our lives at home, school, work, and in community. St. Paul's welcomes everyone to join in the celebration each week, as we gather in praise and thanksgiving.
Worship Schedule During Closure
While we are unable to gather in St. Paul's sanctuary as a full congregation, we have a modified worship schedule.
Pr. Arthur and Jennifer invite you into their home for home Communion. As Holy Communion is a real time event, there will be no recording available.
During the closure, we stream a single Sunday worship service online. You may participate live, or view the recording later.
Live Streams
We stream video of our 9 a.m. worship service live and broadcast live on KWAY 99.3 FM.
Worship Bulletins
The worship bulletin is updated every Friday for you to use as you worship home.
Previous Worship Services
If you miss a live stream, you can view previous services here in our worship archive.
Regular Weekly Worship Schedule
St. Paul’s Lutheran offers five regular worship services each week: Saturdays at 5:30 p.m.; Sundays at 7:30, 9, and 11 a.m.; and Thursday mornings at 8:35 a.m. Saturday and Sunday services are led by Arthur Bergren, lead pastor, and Nick Klemetson, director of music ministry. Thursday morning worship is led by the students at St. Paul’s Lutheran School.
This service uses traditional music and piano is used. Holy Communion is offered weekly.
The Chapel service is a 30 minute service of the Word with no communion offered. Traditional music and piano complete the experience.
This service use traditional hymns and the organ is the primary instrument. The chancel choir sings at this service. Holy Communion is offered weekly. Bulletins and sermons are posted online.
This service uses contemporary music and piano, drums and guitar with a praise team leads the singing. Holy Communion is offered weekly.
Classes from St. Paul's School lead worship each week during the school year. Once a month is a Baptismal Remembrance service. Parents and the public are welcome to attend the weekly service.
