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Current sermon series: Tough Topics

In general, people have become more open to discussing tough, uncomfortable topics. There a lot of positives about this movement. It gets issues in the open, where they can be discussed. Those who struggle with these issues quickly find out they are not alone. There are others who have been through what they are going through. Help is available. Hope is possible.

The first two months of 2021, we are going to do more than discuss a few tough topics. We are going to put the light of God’s Word on them.

The historic Christian church has called this time of year “Epiphany” (aka-the revealing). Jesus, the light of the world, reveals himself and his wisdom to the world. We pray that God will help us grow in wisdom and in Christ-centered faith as we use the flashlight of His Word, his revelation, to lead us through these dark months and tough topics.

January 3-Tough Topics: Race

January 10-Tough Topics: Celebrate Life

January 17-Tough Topics: Special Ministries Sunday

January 24-Tough Topics: Addictions

January 31-Tough Topics: Depression/Anxiety

February 7-Tough Topics: Emotional Abuse

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In-Person Worship Returns January 17

On Tuesday January 5, the Ministry Board met as usual to discuss and take action on certain items of business.  Among those items was the return to in-person worship.  The ministry board voted unanimously to return to in-person worship on January 17. 

  • When we gather to worship in the sanctuary, every other pew will be available for seating to encourage safe distancing. 
  • Communion, when it is offered, will be by continuous distribution, like was done prior to this pause in in-person worship. 
  • Those coming to St. Paul’s should wear masks at all times. 
  • As the return to in-person worship comes, growth groups should feel free to return to their activities, keeping in mind safe distancing and mask-wearing.  

The ministry board thanks those who have reached out and offered their prayers on our behalf.  Decisions like these are never easy, but we have the assurance that God’s gracious will is always done.  Soli Deo Gloria

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