Sunday:

9:00 a.m.  H.C. Divine Service Broadcast on KOWZ

10:00 a.m.  Fellowship/Coffee Time

10:15 a.m.  Sunday School

10:30 a.m.  Adult Bible Class

Tuesday:

1:00 p.m.  Quilters

Wednesday:

5:30 p.m.  Mentoring Rap Up Supper

6:30 P.M.  L.L. Childcare Board Mtg.

7:00 p.m.  Board of Elders, Evangelism, Trustees, Stewardship

7:00 p.m.  Adult Choir

Thursday:

6:30 a.m.  Bible Breakfast @ Maplewood Restaurant

9:45 a.m.  Children’s Chapel

5:00 p.m.  Board of Education

6:00 p.m.  Maundy Thursday Divine H.C. Service

Friday:

7:30 p.m.  Good Friday Tenebrae Service

Sunday:

7:30-8:45 a.m. Easter Breakfast

9:00 a.m.  H.C. Divine Service Broadcast on KOWZ

SERVING THE LORD IN OUR WORSHIP SERVICE –

1. ORGANIST: Cindy Wood
2. ACOYLTES: Bridget Brase, Camren Nikoley
3. ELDER: Dave Seifert
4. DEACONS:  Jerry Flogstad, Blaine Brooks
5. USHERS: Allen Eichhorst, Paul Krienke
6. RADIO MONITOR: Kathy Flogstad

LAST WEEK’S STATISTICS–

 ATTENDANCE: Sun.-182    Wed.-120

OFFERING: $ 3,828.80       NEEDED PER SUNDAY:  $ 4,804.63

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

1.  Radio Broadcast: The broadcast is dedicated to the glory of God in loving memory of Wayne Boese and sponsored by Helen.

2.  Lutheran Hour:  The Lutheran Hour can be heard on radio stations KJLY, Blue Earth, 104.5 FM, Sunday, 6:00 PM and KDHL, Faribault, 920 AM, Sunday, 6:00 PM.

3. Preparing for Holy Communion:  It is good and right to always be prepared to receive Holy Communion. To do this, please allow a moment before the singing of the communion hymns while the organist plays a musical arrangement to pray. Prayers are located in the front cover and back cover of your hymnal for such purposes. We are now offering both individual cup and the common cup on both sides.  Because of this it will not be necessary for people to have to cross over.  Everything else will stay the same.

4. Sunday School: On this Passion Sunday, the Sunday School lesson studies “Peter Denies Jesus.” Though we, like Peter, deny Jesus and His gifts, Jesus cannot deny us, because we are part of Him, baptized members of His own Body. Instead, He forgives us and welcomes us back. Consider asking, “How does Peter’s denial affect him? In what ways does God forgive us and welcome us back?”

5.  Flowers for Easter:  Contact Kathy Flogstad A.S.A.P. at 835-3061, as deadline will be April 1^st for the flowers on Easter Sunday.  Pay and order flowers also with Kathy at the rear entrance after church.  Make checks payable to HyVee.  Lillies-$7.75 and Tulips-$9.00.

6.  Mentoring Rap Up Supper:  Wednesday, April 4^th beginning at 5:30 p.m.  there will be a rap up with all who participated in the Mentoring program this year.  Students, mentors, parents are all invited to have pizza and discuss the pros and cons of the program.

7.  Easter Breakfast:  Everyone is invited to the annual Easter Breakfast put on by the Board of Education.  Ham and eggs will be served from 7:30 -8:45 a.m. on Easter morning which is next Sunday, April 8^th.

8.  Offering Envelopes:  This is another gentle reminder that the counting committee would appreciate that you would write the amount of your offering on your envelope.  Thank you for taking time to do this.

9.  Portals of Prayer:  You may pick up a Portals of Prayer at any of the entrances of the church.

10.  “Take Time” A Book of Meditations:  These books are available for sale in the church office.  This book is written by Rev. Raymond Harms and the price is $29.99.  The checks may be made out to Take Time or Rev. Raymond Harms.

11.  The Passion of the Christ:  The VCR and DVD copies of Mel Gibson’s movie, The Passion of the Christ, are available for you to check out from the church office for a week.  This powerful movie is a reminder of the sufferings and death that Christ endured for our salvation. Some library books with the message of Lent are Sounds of the Passion:  Meditations on Jesus’ Journey to the Cross (call number: 5-Owe) and The Man of Sorrows:  A Book of Lenten Devotions on the Passion of the Lord (call number: 5-Ste).

12.  Easter Sunday Dinner:  The Waseca Ministerium will again sponsor an Easter Sunday Dinner for elderly persons and others who will be alone on the holiday.  The dinner will be held at 12:00 noon Easter Sunday, April 8, 2012 at the Waseca Senior Center.  Reservations can be made by calling the center at 835-4552 by noon on Thursday, April 5^th.  A free will donation will be gratefully accepted.  Take-out delivery (4 meal limit) is also available by calling the center by Thursday.  This is being hosted by Christ Community Church.

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The mission of St. Paul Lutheran Church is to provide opportunities through which everyone might be made aware of their Savior, Jesus Christ, nurture a strong foundation of faith and receive the Sacrament regularly as directed by our Savior, Jesus Christ.

Sunday:

9:00 a.m.  H.C. Divine Service Broadcast on KOWZ

10:00 a.m.  Fellowship/Coffee Time

10:15 a.m.  Sunday School

10:30 a.m.  Adult Bible Class

2:30 p.m.  Congregational Meeting with Pastor Gless

3:30 p.m.  Church Council with Pastor Gless

4:15 p.m.  Board of Elders with Pastor Gless

Monday:

6:00 p.m.  Stamping Time

Tuesday:

9:00 a.m.  Waseca Circuit Pastors Conf. @ St. Paul’s

1:00 p.m.  Quilters

Wednesday:

4:30-5:45 p.m. Lenten Supper hosted by the LL Board

6:00 p.m.  Lenten Vespers Service

6:30-7:00  p.m.  6,7,8  Grade Catechism Classes

6:30 p.m.  S.S. Teachers Meeting

7:00 p.m.  Adult Choir

Thursday:

6:30 a.m.  Bible Breakfast @ Maplewood Restaurant

9:45 a.m.  Children’s Chapel

Saturday:

7:45 a.m.  Women’s Breakfast @ Out to Lunch

7:45 a.m.  Men’s Breakfast @ Pheasant Café

Sunday:

9:00 a.m.  H.C. Divine Service Broadcast on KOWZ

10:00 a.m.  Fellowship/Coffee Time

10:15 a.m.  Sunday School

10:30 a.m.  Adult Bible Study

SERVING THE LORD IN OUR WORSHIP SERVICE –

1. ORGANIST: Janelle Roemhildt
2. ACOYLTES: Joel Manniquez, Hannah Sletten
3. ELDER: Gregg Rosenthal
4. DEACONS:  Jim Wyffels, Kraig Deling
5. USHERS: Allen Eichhorst, Paul Krienke
6. RADIO MONITOR: Kathy Lenz

LAST WEEK’S STATISTICS–  ATTENDANCE: Sun.-140  Wed.-125

OFFERING: $ 4,617.10       NEEDED PER SUNDAY:  $ 4,804.63

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

1.  Radio Broadcast: The broadcast is dedicated to the glory of God in celebration of Dora Matz’s 85^th birthday and sponsored by daughters and son in law.

2.  Lutheran Hour:  The Lutheran Hour can be heard on radio stations KJLY, Blue Earth, 104.5 FM, Sunday, 6:00 PM and KDHL, Faribault, 920 AM, Sunday, 6:00 PM.

3.  Flowers:  Thank you to the family of Phyllis Spittler for sharing flowers with us.

4.  Preparing for Holy Communion:  It is good and right to always be prepared to receive Holy Communion. To do this, please allow a moment before the singing of the communion hymns while the organist plays a musical arrangement to pray. Prayers are located in the front cover and back cover of your hymnal for such purposes. We are now offering both individual cup and the common cup on both sides.  Because of this it will not be necessary for people to have to cross over.  Everything else will stay the same.

5. Sunday School: “The Widow’s Mite” serves as the focus of the Sunday School lesson for today. Just as the widow gave all she had to God, trusting Him to provide and care for her, so Jesus gave His all for us, who fail to trust in God for all things. Consider discussing, “How was the widow’s offering different from the others? How has God given us His greatest treasure?”

6.  Update from Call Committee: St. Paul Congregation has called Rev. Adam C. Gless, of Zion Lutheran, Mayer, MN, to be our pastor.  Keep Pastor Gless and his congregation in your prayers.  Pray that the Lord’s will be done in this matter for our congregation.

7.  Pastor Gless:  Pastor Gless has requested a meeting with all our congregational members today, Sunday, March 18, at 2:30 p.m.  The congregation will be asked about present and future challenges and the role of the pastoral office. He will then meet with the Church Council at 3:30 and the Elders at 4:15.  This is an opportunity for Pastor Gless to tour the facility and ask questions of the various groups.  Your attendance at these meetings will be appreciated.

8.  Lenten Supper:  The next Lenten Supper  will be hosted by the Little Lambs Childcare Board and serving time is from 4:30 -5:45 p.m.  The menu will be spaghetti with meat sauce or chicken alfredo sauce, bread, bars, and beverage.  

9.  Employment Opportunity:  Brooke Hoehn has been with the daycare for 8 years and has decided to live her dream of having her own in-home daycare. Brooke’s last day will be March 23rd.  Little Lamb Childcare will be accepting applications to fill her position. The position will be from 18-25 hours per week. Applications will be accepted until March 30th for congregation members, family and friends. If you or anyone you know is interested, please contact Donna Lines at Little Lambs at 833-0051 for an application and interview.

Since we will have a lapse from the time Brooke leaves and a new employee starts, we are looking for individuals to volunteer a few hours to help the daycare during this transition. If you are interested, feel free to call Donna at Little Lambs or a member of the Little Lambs Board. Thank you.

10.  Parish Paper:  The deadline for the April parish newsletter is Tuesday, March 20^th.

11.   Neighborhood Service Center:  The Neighborhood Service Center accepts donations of non-perishable items (canned and boxed food).  Donations of these items can be left in the boxes on the 2^nd floor landing of church near the elevator.  The Board of Stewardship will deliver these items to the Neighborhood Service Center.  Thank you for your donations.

12.  “Take Time” A Book of Meditations:  These books are available for sale in the church office.  This book is written by Rev. Raymond Harms and the price is $29.99.  The checks may be made out to Take Time or Rev. Raymond Harms.

13.  The Passion of the Christ:  The VCR and DVD copies of Mel Gibson’s movie, The Passion of the Christ, are available for you to check out from the church office for a week.  This powerful movie is a reminder of the sufferings and death that Christ endured for our salvation. Some library books with the message of Lent are Sounds of the Passion:  Meditations on Jesus’ Journey to the Cross (call number: 5-Owe) and The Man of Sorrows:  A Book of Lenten Devotions on the Passion of the Lord (call number: 5-Ste).

14.  Trinity Lutheran School-Janesville hosting Kindergarten Roundup:  TLS-Janesville is hosting its 2012-2013 Kindergarten Roundup on Thursday, March 22^nd.  The Roundup will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the school, located at 501 North Main St. Parents and their prospective kindergarten students will have an opportunity to hear information and ask questions about the program and the school.  For more information, call 507-231-6646.

15.  CVLHS Benefit Dinner…The 9th Annual Benefit Dinner will be Sunday, March 25th in the Trinity, Faribault gymnasium. Social hour begins at 4:00 pm, a pork roast dinner will be served at 5:00. Christopher and Brenda Atzinger will provide piano and vocal entertainment. The $50.00/plate donation will benefit CVLHS. Your continued support is appreciated. Tickets are available from the CVLHS school office at 685-2636 or by contacting Amy Marquardt.
16.  Mission Trip:  Trinity Lutheran Church, Janesville, MN will be making a trip to Joplin, MO April 22 to spend time in helping victims of the tornado to rebuild from April 22-28.  If anyone is interested in going along to help out, please call Pastor Griffin at 507-231-5189.

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The mission of St. Paul Lutheran Church is to provide opportunities through which everyone might be made aware of their Savior, Jesus Christ, nurture a strong foundation of faith and receive the Sacrament regularly as directed by our Savior, Jesus Christ.

Sunday:

9:00 a.m.  H.C. Divine Service Broadcast on KOWZ

10:00 a.m.  Fellowship/Coffee Time

10:15 a.m.  Sunday School

10:30 a.m.  Adult Bible Class

1:00 p.m.  Voters Call Meeting

Tuesday:

1:00 p.m.  Quilters

Wednesday:

4:30-5:45 p.m. Lenten Supper hosted by Cotta Guild

6:00 p.m.  Lenten Vespers Service

6:30 p.m.  6,7,8 Grade Catechism Classes

7:00 p.m.  Adult Choir

Thursday:

6:30 a.m.  Bible Breakfast @ Maplewood Restaurant

9:45 a.m.  Children’s Chapel

5:00 p.m.  Board of Education Meeting

7:00 p.m.  Little Lambs Childcare Board Meeting

Sunday:

9:00 a.m.  H.C. Divine Service Broadcast on KOWZ

10:00 a.m.  Fellowship/Coffee Time

10:15 a.m.  Sunday School

10:30 a.m.  Adult Bible Study-Old Parish Hall

11:00 a.m.  First serving of Quilters Pork Chop Dinner

12:30 p.m. Second serving of Quilters Pork Chop Dinner

SERVING THE LORD IN OUR WORSHIP SERVICE –

1. PIANIST:  Cindy Wood
2. INSTRUMENTALIST DIRECTOR: Kelli Lenz
3. ACOYLTES: Hannah Sletten, Joel Manniquez
4. ELDER: Eric Schwarz
5. DEACONS:  Blaine Brooks, Jerry Flogstad
6. USHERS: Derek Wobschall, Allen Eichhorst, Paul Krienke
7. RADIO MONITOR: Kathy Flogstad

LAST WEEK’S STATISTICS–

ATTENDANCE: Sunday-146         Ash Wednesday-164

OFFERING: $ 3,148.69    NEEDED PER SUNDAY:  $ 4,804.63

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

1.  Radio Broadcast: The broadcast is dedicated to the glory of God.

2.  Lutheran Hour:  The Lutheran Hour can be heard on radio stations KJLY, Blue Earth, 104.5 FM, Sunday, 6:00 PM and KDHL, Faribault, 920 AM, Sunday, 6:00 PM.

3.  Preparing for Holy Communion:  It is good and right to always be prepared to receive Holy Communion. To do this, please allow a moment before the singing of the communion hymns while the organist plays a musical arrangement to pray. Prayers are located in the front cover and back cover of your hymnal for such purposes. We are now offering both individual cup and the common cup on both sides.  Because of this it will not be necessary for people to have to cross over.  Everything else will stay the same.

4. Sunday School: As we begin the season of Lent, the Sunday School students study the account “Jesus Calms a Storm.” Just as Jesus calmed the storm with His Word for the frightened disciples, so He calms and ends the storm of sin and death by taking our sin upon Himself and dying in our place so we may live eternally. Consider discussing, “What did Jesus do to calm the storm? How does Jesus calm the storms in our life?”

5.  Fishing Trip Group: There will be a meeting for this group in the fireside room following the divine service today.  We will discuss the Lenten Supper we are to serve.

6. The Special Voters Call Meeting: The following list are the names of the candidates for the next pastor here at St. Paul Lutheran Church. Rev. Adam C. Gless, Rev. Scott S. Hirssig, Rev. Gary H. Klatt, Rev. Daniel B. Quinn,Rev. Dean F. Rothchild

The special voters call meeting will be today, Sunday, February 26 beginning at 1:00 p.m. It is important to note that there will be detailed descriptions on each candidate at this call meeting.  At this meeting we will be voting for our next pastor.

7.  Lenten Supper:  The next Lenten Supper  will be hosted by Cotta Guild and serving time is from 4:30 -5:45 p.m.  The menu will be Hot Beef or Sloppy Joe, macaroni salad, bars, and beverages. Proceeds will go to Lutheran Heritage.

8.  Radio Broadcasts:  Beginning with the Lenten Vesper Services on February 29^th at 6:00 p.m. through March 28^th the Vesper Services we will be broadcasting our services over the radio.  (Maundy Thursday which is at 6:00 p.m. will be on the radio as well.)

9.  Adult Bible Class:  Because of the Pork Chop Dinner being served next Sunday, the Adult Bible Class will be held in the old parish hall.

10.  Board of Elders Sheets:  You may pick up the Board of Elders Picture sheets with the responsibility lists.  They are at the entrances of the church.

11.  Pork Chop Dinner:  Tickets for the March 4^th Pork Chop Dinner put on as a fundraiser by the quilters will be sold before and after the worship services today February 26.  You may purchase your ticket by the elevator .

12.  Annual Reports:  You may pick up an annual report at any of the entrances of church.

13.  Scrip:  Scrip, our ongoing fundraiser for Little Lambs’ Childcare, will be sold in the Fireside Room today since tickets for the Quilters’ pork chop meal are being sold at the table by the elevator.  Thanks for supporting this mission of our church.

14.  “Take Time” A Book of Meditations:  These books are available for sale in the church office.  This book is written by Rev. Raymond Harms and the price is $29.99.  The checks may be made out to Take Time or Rev. Raymond Harms.

15.  The Passion of the Christ:  The VCR and DVD copies of Mel Gibson’s movie, The Passion of the Christ, are available for you to check out from the church office for a week.  This powerful movie is a reminder of the sufferings and death that Christ endured for our salvation. Some library books with the message of Lent are Sounds of the Passion:  Meditations on Jesus’ Journey to the Cross (call number: 5-Owe) and The Man of Sorrows:  A Book of Lenten Devotions on the Passion of the Lord (call number: 5-Ste).

16.  CVLHS: “Soup Fest 2012″  Area churches are hosting Soup Fest, you are welcome to make a soup for the contest or get in on the sampling. Cost to sample is $5.00.
Trinity, Janesville-Sunday, February 26th 11:00 to 12:30 Trinity gym, Janesville
Bethlehem, Morristown-Sunday, March 4th 11:00 to 12:30 Fellowship Hall, Morristown
Trinity, Faribault-Sunday, March 4th 11:45 to 12:45 Trinity gym, Faribault

17.  “Soup-er Bowl 2012! “ will be Sunday, March 11th at Bethlehem, Morristown at 5:00 to 6:30pm . Join us in sampling the top soups of the area and vote for #1.
18.   Shadow Day” Friday, March 2nd. Any student interested in visiting CVLHS is invited to spend the day at CVLHS. Call the office to make arrangements, 685-2636.
19.  Mission Trip:  Trinity Lutheran Church, Janesville, MN will be making a trip to Joplin, MO April 22 to spend time in helping victims of the tornado to rebuild from April 22-28.  If anyone is interested in going along to help out, please call Pastor Griffin at 507-231-5189.

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The mission of St. Paul Lutheran Church is to provide opportunities through which everyone might be made aware of their Savior, Jesus Christ, nurture a strong foundation of faith and receive the Sacrament regularly as directed by our Savior, Jesus Christ.

Sunday:

9:00 a.m.  H.C. Divine Service Broadcast on KOWZ

10:00 a.m.  Fellowship/Coffee Time

10:15 a.m.  Sunday School

10:30 a.m.  Adult Bible Class

2:00 p.m.  Circuit Forum

Tuesday:

1:00 p.m.  Quilters

Wednesday:

6:00 p.m.  6,7,8  Catechism Class

7:00 p.m.  Adult Choir

Thursday:

6:30 a.m.  Bible Breakfast @ Maplewood Restaurant

9:45 a.m.  Children’s Chapel

Sunday:

9:00 a.m.  H.C. Divine Service Broadcast on KOWZ

10:00 a.m.  Fellowship/Coffee Time

10:15 a.m.  Sunday School

10:30 a.m.  Adult Bible Study

SERVING THE LORD IN OUR WORSHIP SERVICE –

1. ORGANIST:  Janelle Roemhildt
2. ACOYLTES: Anna Mens, Autumn Miller
3. ELDER: Brad Mens
4. DEACONS:  Blaine Brooks, Kraig Deling
5. USHERS: Derek Wobschall, Allen Eichhorst, Paul Krienke
6. RADIO MONITOR:  Ron Wood

LAST WEEK’S STATISTICS–

ATTENDANCE: 160

OFFERING: $ 5,155.00    NEEDED PER SUNDAY:  $ 4,804.63

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

1.  Radio Broadcast: The broadcast is dedicated to the glory of God and given in loving memory of Edwin Schultz and sponsored by Eileen Wabner.

2.  Flowers:  The bouquet of flowers on the altar are dedicated to the glory of God and given in loving memory of Norb Westphal and Suzanne Westphal by Iris Westphal.

3.  Lutheran Hour:  The Lutheran Hour can be heard on radio stations KJLY, Blue Earth, 104.5 FM, Sunday, 6:00 PM and KDHL, Faribault, 920 AM, Sunday, 6:00 PM.

4.  Preparing for Holy Communion:  It is good and right to always be prepared to receive Holy Communion. To do this, please allow a moment before the singing of the communion hymns while the organist plays a musical arrangement to pray. Prayers are located in the front cover and back cover of your hymnal for such purposes. We are now offering  both individual cup and the common cup on both sides.  Because of this it will not be necessary for people to have to cross over.  Everything else will stay the same.

5. Sunday School: The story “Jesus Heals Jairus’s Daughter” serves as the focus of Sunday School today. Just as Jesus by Word and touch raised the dead girl to life, so by His Word and Sacraments, He kills and buries death and raises us to eternal life. Questions for discussion include, “How did Jesus heal this little girl? How does Jesus heal us from the sickness of sin?”

6.  Thrivent Member Reminder:  R.S.V.P. to Kathy Flogstad at 201-2168 A.S.A.P. for member appreciation dinner February 19, 2012, American Legion, Waseca, Doors open at 11:30 a.m., eat at 12:00 noon, “Caring and Sharing” will be the entertainment.  Non-member – $10.00.  (It seems many members did not receive their postcard from the home office.)  Deadline is now February 15, 2012.

7.  Parish Paper:  The deadline for the March Parish Paper is Monday, February 20^th.

8.  Offering Envelopes:  You may pick up your 2012 offerings in the back of the church. They will be in the church office after Ash Wednesday, Feb. 22^nd.

9.  North wooden doors of church:  The north wooden doors will be closed for the winter months.  Please use any of the other entrances into church.

10.  Pork Chop Dinner:  Tickets for the March 4^th Pork Chop Dinner put on as a fundraiser by the quilters will be sold before and after the worship services for the following three Sundays, February 12, 19, & 26.  You may purchase your ticket by the elevator or at the north end of the church in the narthex.

11.  Annual Reports:  You are welcome to pick up an annual report at any of the entrances of church.

12.  Scrip:  Scrip, our ongoing fundraiser for Little Lambs’ Childcare, will be sold in the Fireside Room today since tickets for the Quilters’ pork chop meal are being sold at the table by the elevator.  Thanks for supporting this mission of our church.

13.  29 er’s:  The next meeting is Wednesday, February 22 at 12:00 Noon.  Catered Meal-Hot turkey sandwiches, vegetable soup, salad, pie, and coffee.  $6.00 per plate.  Call by February 19 to Judy Deling at 685-2100 or Judie Waters at 835-7414.  Devotions by Pastor Zimmer.

14.  Ash Wednesday:  Ash Wednesday this year if February 22^nd.  Thrivent will serve the first of the Lenten suppers from 4:30 -5:45 p.m.  The Mentoring Program will begin that evening with a meeting at 5:30 p.m.  Ash Wednesday Divine Service will begin at 6:00 p.m .  There will be NO 6,7,8 Catechism classes that night because of the Ash Wednesday services.  All are invited to take part in all these activities as we begin the Lenten Season.

15.  The call list for Senior Pastor of St. Paul Lutheran Church:

Rev. Adam C. Gless

Rev. Scott S. Hirssig

Rev. Gary H. Klatt

Rev. Daniel B. Quinn

Rev. Dean F. Rothchild

The special voters call meeting will be Sunday, February 26 beginning at 1:00 p.m.

16.  Those of you who have Secret Sisters and Secret Brothers, please send them a card with a note/a devotion/Bible verse this month, and pray for them throughout the month also.

17.  Cannon Valley Lutheran High School News: Sr. High Youth Retreat…This is the last week to  register!  Attention all 9th-12th graders…plan on joining us on Sunday, Feb. 26th, 1 to 5pm at Camp Omega for a youth retreat. The theme for the afternoon is “Relationships…God, you and me.”  Pastor Luke Timm will be talking about issues teens deal with every day. There will also be tubing or broomball, and snacks. Invite a friend…this is sure to be a great afternoon! The fee is $25.00 per person: registration forms and medical release forms are available from your Pastors or youth leader or can be downloaded at www.cvlhs.org. Registration deadline is this Friday, Feb. 17th. Please call CVLHS at 685-2636 if you have any questions.

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The mission of St. Paul Lutheran Church is to provide opportunities through which everyone might be made aware of their Savior, Jesus Christ, nurture a strong foundation of faith and receive the Sacrament regularly as directed by our Savior, Jesus Christ.