We are looking forward to seeing many of you in worship this weekend as we reopen. Watch a short "Welcome Back" video here. Attached is a letter with more information as well. We will continue to provide and strengthen our online worship presence. Watch our special Ascension...
Jesus was a true human being. Suffering and death were not his “choice.” We see that in the Garden of Gethsemane. “Take this cup from me.” But he denied his will to live. “Yet not my will, but yours be done.” In our New Testament lesson (Luke 9:21-42...
During this Memorial Day week, we also want to keep in our prayers our family and friends who serve in the US Armed Forces. WELS.NET/MILITARYIt’s estimated that more than 1,500 members of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS) are in the U.S. military, at U.S. installations...
The entire St. Paul’s family says, “Congratulations and God’s blessings!” to the 8th and 12th grade graduates in the Class of 2020 who are part of St. Paul’s congregation. See the attached list of graduates and their plans. Μ?...
Today we remember and honor those who served and died for our nation. I have been able to learn of the following St. Paul’s members who died in war. The names are linked to websites that confirm this information. Martin Keller who died in September, 1918 (according to a family...
Today we celebrate Jesus' ascension into heaven to reign as our Prophet, Priest and King. Click here to view a 1 minute "teaser" that introduces the service. Share it with your friends so they too can get a taste of the great victory our Savior has won for us. Click here to begin the...
I don't understand 2020! A friend sent me that text last evening. The pandemic is just one of many devastating events in this individual’s life.I don't understand 1945!The picture is the Horn family monument in our cemetery. The sons of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Horn died within months of...
Dear sister/brother in Christ,Family members love and care for each other. “Bear one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ” (Galatians 6:2).The weekend of May 17, we saw that love in action as members of the St. Paul’s family gathered for the first time to...
The mantelpiece in our Trinity Café tells a great story; both the carving that Wayne Boldt made and the material out of which he created this work of art. Enjoy the story by watching the video here as an introduction to our readings for today: The solid foundation of Christ in Luke...
To wear a mask or not wear a mask? To sneeze in someone’s presence. To open church or not to open church? Who would have thought that these things could be so polarizing? The invisible enemy of the coronavirus is making us view each other as the enemy. You are not...