We would love for you to join us as we take these special opportunities to meditate on the depth of God's love and the certainty of our Salvation through his son, Jesus Christ:
Maundy Thursday Communion Service @ 6:30pm
Good Friday Service @ 6:30pm
Easter Breakfast @ 7:30am
Easter Festival Service @ 9:00am
Most people know something about the Bible. Whether you learned it in church, from a friend, in Sunday School or from your parents. That’s Bible 101.
But there are questions you’ve always wanted answered, but either haven’t asked, or haven’t found someone who can give a good answer. Or there are different answers you’ve received to the same question that just didn’t satisfy, and you’d like a more in depth study. That’s Bible 202.
This class will use the Bible alone for guidance, understanding, and clarity. Your questions are welcome. God has given us the answers. What does God have to say to you?
Class begins on March 30th at 6:30pm. Want to take part? Sign up below or call us at 715-460-3148.
During the season of Lent, we take some extra time together to meditate on the great sacrifice of our Savior, Jesus Christ, for our sins. What love that God himself would die for us so that we could be forgiven of all the things we have done! Because of him we are called children of God and have full access to His heavenly kingdom!
Join us on Wednesdays at 6:30pm for a short contemplative service on Christ's passion.
You are also welcome to join us for supper at 5:30pm before the service!
Other special services to look forward to this season:
March 24th: Maundy Thursday Service at 6:30pm
March 25th: Good Friday Service at 6:30pm
March 27th: Easter Sunday Breakfast at 7:30am and Worship at 9:00am
When the angels had left them and gone into heaven, the shepherds said to one another, "Let’s go to Bethlehem and see this thing that has happened, which the Lord has told us about.” Luke 2:15
The shepherds couldn't help but go and see the Savior who had been born to bring peace into the world. How blessed were they to get this unique chance to lay eyes on the king of kings?
We may not have an angel choir, a stable, or Jesus as a baby to look at (although we do have one in our manger scene), but what we do have at St. Paul this Christmas season are a lot of opportunities for you to hear and sing the words of God given to us about these great things that have happened! The same God who came as a baby into this world also comes to our hearts through the hearing and believing of those words. Do you want to feel at peace? Come hear the words God gave for you.
Dec. 2, 9, 16 - Wednesday Advent Services at 6:30pm
Dec. 24 - Children's Christmas Eve Service at 6:30pm
Dec. 25 - Christmas Festival Service at 9am
Dec. 31 - New Year's Eve Service at 6:30pm
Our next book club is on its way! Join us on this Wednesday at 6:30pm for a new journey into an interesting and thought provoking book, The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis. Lewis writes the book from the perspective of a devil attempting to find ways to tempt humans. It is a very insightful way to look at the dangers we face each and every day that threaten to pull us away from the hope we have.
Booklets for the study are on the back table in the back of church or you can download them under the Christian Book Club tab on this website. They contain both the book text and study questions. Grab one, read the first couple letters and join us this Weds. at 6:30pm!
Who: Prek-8th Grade
What: Drills, devotion, snacks, & scrimmaging
Where: Bucholtz Park, Clintonville
When: 9am - 12pm Monday through Wednesday (17th-19th)
Cost: $10.00 (Jersey Included!)
Who: Prek-8th Grade
What: Bible studies, crafts, games, & snacks
Where: St. Paul Lutheran at 31 N. Park St, Clintonville
When: 9am - 12pm Thursday and Friday (20th-21st)
Cost: Free!
"Let us go to Bethlehem and see this thing that has happened, which the Lord has told us about."
Join us on Christmas Eve at 6:30pm as we journey to Bethlehem to remember our Savior's birth. God sent his Son to bring true peace to all people through his life and death in our place. Listen to this glorious truth proclaimed by the mouths of his little ones and be reminded that through Jesus, we all become children of our Heavenly Father.
"Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you, he is Christ the Lord."
Join us also on Christmas Day at 9am as we ponder the mystery of God becoming man. What an impossible and foolish thing God did for one purpose: to save sinners like you and me. Through Jesus, we see God's glory. Because of Jesus, we can stand confident today and into eternity in the presence of our Heavenly Father.
Merry Christmas!
As you are out hunting, traveling, visiting or relaxing this week, remember to give thanks to the LORD for all the blessings he has given each and every one of you! Everything we have, from the very breath we breathe to the certainty of our salvation, it all comes from the LORD. That is a lot to be thankful for!
In order to focus our hearts and minds on the goodness of God, we are having a worship service this Wednesday night to take some long overdue time to say thank you to God. Come and join us in singing God's praises, listening to his words of promise, and thanking him again and again for his goodness.
Nov. 26 - Thanksgiving Eve Service - 6:30pm
Our first joint youth group event with other area WELS and ELS churches was a huge success! We want to keep the fun going and get everyone connected with one another. That is why we now have a facebook group page for this new group. Check it out at this link and stay informed on future events to come, be involved in what happens next, and grow together with fellow Christians in your area!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/830401403647878/
