Visit Our Church
Welcome to St. Paul’s!
We’re so happy that you’re joining us for worship today! If you need any help, please don’t hesitate asking one of the ushers. Restrooms are located in the narthex/welcome area, across from the car-port entrance on the west side of the church. We have worship on Saturday evenings at 6:30 and Sunday mornings at 9:00.
What should I wear to worship?
Should I give at the offering?
What about children?
Children are encouraged to be active participants in hearing and responding to the Word of God in worship. If children become restless during the service, the cry room is available. This is located across from the West car port entrance. Ushers also are happy to assist you in locating this room. Sunday school classes are offered on Sundays as scheduled on our activites calendar.
Will I be able to follow along with the service?
What is communion all about and do I participate?
Communion is a sacrament in which we receive the Body and blood of Christ for the forgiveness of our sins. If you are a member of a sister WELS congregation or ELS congregation, you are invited to join in the sacrament. If you are not a member of one of the above listed entities, we ask that you speak with a Pastor to learn more about our Close Communion Practices.
How long does the worship service last?
Our worship services typically last about an hour. Special services, such as holiday celebrations, may vary slightly in length.
What kind of music is in the service?
Our worship services follow a traditional liturgical format, with hymns primarily from the Lutheran tradition. Music is typically led by the organ with occasional contemporary video-led songs, focusing on proclaiming God’s Word through reverent and meaningful worship. Adult and school children’s choirs regularly enrich our worship.
Do I need to be a member to attend?
No, all are welcome to join us for worship! We are always glad to have visitors and hope you feel at home with us.
What does your church believe?
We are a confessional Lutheran church that believes in salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ. Our teachings are rooted in Scripture and summarized in the Lutheran Confessions. If you’d like to learn more, our pastors would be happy to speak with you.
Will I be asked to stand up or introduce myself?
No, we want you to feel comfortable when you visit. While we love to greet new faces, we won’t ask you to stand or introduce yourself during the service.
Are there Bible studies or small groups I can join?
Yes! We offer Bible studies for all ages, including Sunday morning adult Bible study, midweek studies, and youth programs. You are welcome to join any study, whether you are a visitor or a longtime member. Visit our GROUPS page to find out more!
Where do I park and where do I enter?
Parking is available in our lots on the north side of the church. There is an entrance with stairs on the north side, or you can use the carport entrance on the west side. If you’re unsure where to go, our ushers and greeters will be happy to assist you.
What if I have accessibility needs?
Our church is wheelchair accessible, has individual audio amplification devices, and large-print bulletins available for those who need them. If you have any specific needs, please speak with an usher or contact the church office before your visit.
How can I get connected beyond worship?
We encourage you to get involved in the life of our church through Bible studies, service opportunities, fellowship events, and outreach programs. If you’d like to learn more, please speak with one of our pastors or visit our website for upcoming events.