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Worship
What to Expect
Handicapped accessibility
Children at Worship
Nursery Care
Coffee Hour
Learning Opportunities for Children, Youth, and Adults
Directions and Parking
Want to Know More?
Want to Become a Member?

Worship

Worship is central to our life together.  God’s Word addresses us today through the words of scripture, sermon and songs.  “In, through, with and under” a bit of bread and sip of wine God feeds us and brings us into a life together in Christ.  Our worship is lively, with well done music and a widening repertoire.  We provide a prayer station during Holy Communion for you to bring your joys and sorrows and other petitions to someone who will pray with you.  We use Evangelical Lutheran Worship as a core resource.
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What to Expect

People who ‘dress up’ and those who come in casual clothing.  People who come from a variety of denominations and religious backgrounds.  Some people come without any church affiliation but are searching for meaning in their lives.  You can expect to be welcomed.
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Wheel Chair Accessibility – The main entrance to our church allows easy access for people with walkers or wheelchairs. Provisions have been made for wheel chair spaces throughout the Sanctuary.

Assistive Listening Devices – Portable devices with earphones are available from our ushers for the benefit of folk who have difficulty hearing.

Accessible Print – Large print worship materials are available at our church. Just ask an usher.

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Children at Worship

Children are welcome and expected at worship. A “Prayground” is available in the sanctuary for toddlers to play and worship in their own way. The space is complete with soft toys and books. Parents are asked to sit near their child(ren). Worship boxes are available for younger children as well as lectionary-based children’s pages for readers and non-readers.

Children are welcome at the communion table.  Children and youth assist by helping with communion distribution, serving as acolytes, and as readers and greeters from time to time.
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Coffee Hour

Coffee, tea and light refreshments are served in between the two Sunday worship services in Fellowship Hall.
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Learning Opportunities for Children, Youth and Adults

Faith Connections (classes for children, youth and adults) is offered from 9:15 – 10:15 AM on Sunday mornings from September through May.  Please visit the Learn link for more information.
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Directions and Parking

There is ample parking at both the church and school entrances.  For overflow, use Park and Ride lot next to the church entrance.  Click on this link for directions.
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Want to Know More?

Let us know how we can help you.  Pastor Linda Gunderson can be reached by phone (302) 368-0064 ext. 104 or email prgunderson@comcast.net.

St. Paul’s Welcome Team members are ready to talk with you.  Feel free to call or email.

  • Linda Brammer (410) 620-4158
  • Kris & Rick Cassar (302) 832-2393
  • Lynn Deschere (302) 368-6437
  • Linda & David Grund (302) 738-5491
  • Krista & Alan Fleetwood (302) 738-9112
  • Linda Gunderson (302) 368-0064 ext. 104
  • Pat Kuszmaul (302) 368-0064
  • Michelle & Bob Patterson (302) 832-3577
  • Kaye Tyson (302) 838-0618

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Want to Become a Member?

We become members at St. Paul’s by affirming our baptism in the presence of the assembly at Sunday worship.  Persons who have not been baptized, after a time of preparation, are received through the sacrament of baptism.  Please see Pastor Gunderson for more details.

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