Read the eBook, "What the Bible and Lutherans Teach" for an excellent answer to this question.
"I know that Jesus has saved me from my sins. I know that he has bought be back from eternal death and has freely given me eternal life. I know that nothing can really cause me pain...and yet I'm so scared to tell people about Jesus." Ever feel that way? You're not alone. All Christians are timid when it comes to sharing their Savior. But why? We aren't called to be timid, but to be bold. The Holy Spirit has come to us and testified to the truth, "and you also must testify." Let's gather around the Word this weekend to be encouraged by God's promises. Read John 15:26, 27.
Sunday Services
8:00am & 10:30am
Holy Communion
- 1st and last Sunday
Weekday Services
Thursdays
7:00 p.m.
Women in Christ
All women of St. Paul’s Lutheran are invited to join our “Women in Christ” group. Our purpose is to promote the spirit of Christian fellowship, to edify and instruct in the Word, and to aid the congregation in its work.
Small fellowship group meetings are held on a regular basis in various members’ homes and consist of Bible study and projects as decided by the group.
Three times each year - Fall, Winter and Spring - all women are invited to gather for fellowship, a short meeting and presentation of various topics and entertainment. Everyone is invited to attend this wonderful time of fellowship.
Serving Circles have been formed to assist at various congregational functions. All women will be placed on a serving circle and will have the opportunity to serve their fellow members here at St. Paul’s.
The Executive Committee meeting is held on the 4th Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in the Teachers' Lounge. If you have questions or ideas to share bring them to the attention of an officer: Co-chairmen, Jan Westerman & Kim Luehmann, Secretary Kathy Rach and Treasurer Ardelle Zillmer.
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