Plan Your Visit

Welcome Video!

What to Expect

We welcome you to join us for meaningful worship at St. Paul on Sundays at 8:15 AM & 10:45 AM.  Our summer schedule begins on Sunday June 8, 2025.  We will offer a service at 8;15 AM in the sanctuary and a service at 10:00 AM outside.

Our services feature liturgical worship with blended music, from traditional to contemporary. Scroll down for some frequently asked questions to help you get to know our church family 

FAQ's

At each service you will experience a congregation of all ages and backgrounds.  We see the great blessing of many generations worshiping together.  Each service includes diverse styles of music, scripture-inspired sermons by Pastor Rob and a special message for children by Deacon Emily. The services typically last 60 minutes. 

Our summer service at 10 AM is held in the church's backyard. The atmosphere is very casual. Many people bring blankets and chairs to sit on the lawn or they can sit at a table under the pavilion. After the service, families can stick around for games and fun from 11am-noon. We are calling this "SPF", St. Paul Fun!

Dress varies from casual to dressy  – jeans & t-shirts to business casual and dresses.  We care more about meeting your needs than what you wear.  Please come as you are!

 

We welcome  & encourage all children to attend worship! There are “busy bags” at the sanctuary doors for use during the service. During the children’s sermon, kids can come up front to hear the message just for them!

If your child is overflowing with energy on a Sunday morning, consider using the “Prayground” space in our lobby.  This area is designed for children and families to engage in worship while providing a space for children to play. 

Sunday School:  During the school year  we offer Sunday school at 9:30am for all ages. The programs for children are fun, interactive and educational. Groups are segmented by grade.  All teachers have clearances to care for children. 

We offer Holy Communion every Sunday.  All baptized Christians are invited to receive the bread and wine.  Those who do not commune may come to the altar for a blessing.  Gluten-free wafers are available upon request.