How did we become followers of Jesus? It didn’t just “happen” one day; we didn’t suddenly “choose” him. In fact it was the opposite: Jesus planned from before the creation of the world that you would be his servant and he called you to be his follower. So what does it mean to be a servant of Christ? We’ll find the answer together this weekend as we study God’s Word. Read John 1:43-51
Sunday Services
8:00am & 10:30am
New Year’s Eve Service
December 31, 6:00 p.m.
Holy Communion
- 1st and last Sunday
JAM
J.A.M. stands for Jesus in the Afternoon for Me. J.A.M. is a Wednesday after-school program for students in grades 1-5. All are welcome to attend especially those who do not have a church home or Sunday school. The schedule includes a snack, free time (games), Bible lesson, singing and craft . Students gather in St. Paul's fellowship hall for games and snack whenever their school gets out. Singing, Bible lesson and craft begins at 3:50 p.m. All students are picked up at 5:00 p.m. You can register when you bring your son/daughter.
J.A.M. is free. Let us know if transportation is a problem.
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Join in the fun. Learn valuable lessons about God and his word. For more information call St. Paul's church and school office 783-2552 extension 0
Supplemental Report for the 2011 WELS Convention
As we are all aware by now, the New International Version has undergone a major revision in 2011. This revision will replace the version that has been used in our publications and that has been popular in our church body for over a generation. As individuals and congregations, we are faced with the question of whether or not we want to continue with the revised NIV or look for a different English Bible translation. As a synod, we must decide which translation we wish to be used in our publications.
