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"As we grow together in Faith, let's not just practice our Faith, Let's Live It!" Each new day presents a new opportunity to deepen our relationship with God.
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Send us your Email address: church@stpaulsbrenham.org
Our mission is to teach and live God's Word, share God's love, sing God's praise, bring God's love to our community and world, and build right relationships inspired by God's grace.
WORSHIP AT ST. PAUL’S
8:00 a.m. Traditional Worship
The historic liturgy sets the tone for this
hour of worship, along with time-honored
hymns of the Church’s rich tradition.
10:30 a.m. Blended Word
The essential form of the historic liturgy is
evident in this hour of worship, while we
“blend” into it the best of new Christian
hymns and songs.
10:30 a.m. Praise and Worship
On the last Sunday of each month, 10:30 a.m.,
we worship in a relaxed, casual style,
led by a Praise Team and a variety of instruments.
3:00 p.m. Chapel Worship/ Holy Communion
Every 1st and 3rd Sundays in the Chapel
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At St.Paul's we want you to feel welcomed and to participate in one or more of the many Ministries, we offer: Sunday Worship Service at 8:00 & 10:30 am - Chapel @ 3 p.m./1st & 3rd Sundays Hospital & Home-bound visitations St.Paul's Christian Day School Youth Groups (Faith Challengers; Kids For Christ; Lenten Prayer Pals)- involved in many community projects as well as fun activities Vacation Bible School in June Men's and Women's Bible Studies Choirs for Adults and Children Recitals Quilters meetings Cross Bearers (High School Youth) Confirmation classes (7th & 8th Graders) Many Circles for Prayer, Bible Study & Fellowship Communion, Acolyte, Usher and Welcoming Committies New Member classes as needed
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Click on the Portrait Sign up Link above to schedule a Family Picture time here at St.Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church from May 8-12, 2012!!!!!
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As We Are Fed … We Feed Others
Food - Approximately 200 families per month receive food assistance through Brenham’s Faith Mission. The food is purchased from the area Food Bank or received through local donations (from churches and others.)
St. Paul’s members can increase their support of this vital ministry by bringing canned goods to worship each Sunday that we are fed at Holy Communion. Place these donations in the basket provided in the narthex. Children will bring the basket to the altar at the offering that prayers of blessing might be spoken over these gifts.

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