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The Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost
The Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost
The Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost
St. Paul's Vacation Bible School 2022
Higher Things Youth Gathering
University of Montana, Bozeman

Family services with communion are always available.  Feel free to schedule with the Pastor Ethridge.

See our News page for up-to-date information regarding our COVID-19 response.
See our Resources page for home worship, study, and devotional options.

Rev. Shawn Ethridge, Pastor

Lutheran Hour Radio
​Lutheran Hour Radio
Enjoy listening to The Lutheran Hour Radio program on Sundays at 6:05 am on WCCO 830 am or at 10:00 am on KDOM 94.3 fm or navigate to www.lhm.org.
We are here by the grace of God and through the power of Jesus' resurrection.  We assemble to worship Him because we are thankful and excited about what our God has done for us in Christ Jesus.  The Lord bless you with joy and peace, with hope and faith through the Good News He brings to you today.
Everyweek times to know...

THIS WEEK AT ST. PAUL’S
  September 25-October 2
Sunday       9 am Worship Service
                      10:30 am Bible Study / Sunday School
                      2 pm Adult Fellowship
                      5-7 pm Lutheran Youth Fellowship
Monday           2 pm Elementary Release Time Begins
                           7:00 pm Women's Bible Study
Tuesday        9:30 am Current Church Events Study
Wednesday   3:30 pm Jr. Confirmation
                        5:15 Sr. Confirmation
                        7 pm Choir
Friday         8 am Bulletin News due
                      Scroll News due
Sunday        LWML Sunday (Lutheran Women in Mission)
                     9 am Worship Service 
                      10:15 am Bible Study / Sunday School
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We would like to thank...
...the ladies who helped and brought hot dishes to our LWML Ladies' Harvest Supper this month. Mrs. Alissa Baker from Hardwick, gave an inspiring talk about her experiences in mission work in Southeast Asia. 

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​Hear the message
   know the truth!
 I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the
 Father except through me.     –   John 14:6
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​We are thankful for
... for all who expressed support and gratitude for the past ten years of God's grace in the ministry of St. Paul's. I am humbled by your kindness and consideration. Thank you to the Board of Elders for coordinating the potluck dinner and card shower and for all who participated and spoke, as well as gave cards and gifts. We thank the Lord together for the bountiful blessings He has bestowed upon St. Paul's Lutheran Church in the past decade!
​--Pastor Shawn Ethridge

 ... St. Paul’s voters for the generous gift of $4,448.21, the balance of the St. Paul’s Lutheran School memorial fund (the remainder of funds from the closure of the school).  This amount will provide full funding to this summer’s Higher Things Youth Conference and continued youth ministry efforts in the Fall. 
Thank you!

Stewardship Central

Amos 6:1a – “Woe to those who are at ease in Zion.”
 The Book of Amos is a warning to God’s people who have been given great material wealth. As Jesus Himself mentions, material blessings can turn into temptations – chiefly the temptation to think of ourselves as self-sufficient and independent. What does Amos suggest as a way to combat this temptation? First, faith in the Lord and dependence upon Him! And if our faith is right, we will want to follow the rest of Amos’ instructions – to bless the poor with our alms and to make sure the Lord’s House is properly cared for. We are called to align our actions with God’s priorities and put others ahead of ourselves.
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                      This week’s sanctuary candle has been given to                         the glory of God in memory of Adam “Red”                                Jans, grandson of John and Joyce Jans who                                went to his eternal home on September 23,                                2019; and in blessing to Alaina Jans, great-                                granddaughter of John and Joyce Jans in her                            fight with leukemia.

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                                                               If you would like to donate a sanctuary candle ($5) in memory of or in honor
                                                                             of someone or an occasion, please let the church office know.

St. Paul's of Fulda, MN.

LCMS
We are a Confessional Lutheran Church that stands on the Bible as the Infallible Word of God.  The whole book Old Testament and New Testament is all about Jesus Christ and Him crucified as fulfillment for all sinners.

​GRACE ALONE - FAITH ALONE - CHRIST ALONE - WORD ALONE

Visit us and enjoy the fellowship of other confessional Christians. ​​

You are welcome to explore what this site has to offer,  visit us, and contact us.
St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran  Church
400 N. Maryland Ave.
​Fulda, Minnesota 56131
CHURCH : 507.425.2258
PARSONAGE : 507.425.0081
​PRAYER CHAIN 507.425.2070
stpaulsfulda@yahoo.com

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Pastor Shawn Ethridge's direct email is:  stpaulslutheranpastor@yahoo.com
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From Holy Scripture

“Turn to me and have mercy on me, as You always do to those who love Your name.”    
Psalm 119:132