St. Paul's church of Fulda

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The First Sunday in Advent

Jesus is the Righteous Branch prophesied to come after the Davidic monarchy was cut down in the Babylonian exile. He is the One who can bring peace and safety to God's people who have sinned because "The Lord is our righteousness" as Jeremiah proclaims!

The Last Sunday in the Church Year

Looking at the leaves off the trees, we know that the season of fall has come to a close. So, too, in looking at the signs in the world and the gospel of Christ being distributed to all nations, we know that the season of salvation is also drawing to a close. So we place our trust in Jesus as we live in His forgiveness and love our neighbor until the last day comes.

The Second-Last Sunday in the Church Year

The temple of Jerusalem historically was the marker of the presence of God with His people -- that is, until the Son of God became incarnate. Jesus is the dwelling of God with His people and we look forward to dwelling in His glorious presence at the ever-nearing end of time.

The Observance of All Saints' Day

"The saints above and those below but one communion make" says the hymn. On the observance of All Saints', we give thanks to God that He has saved completely those who have died with faith in Jesus Christ. By extension, we give thanks to Him for giving us the gift of salvation also, for continuing to forgive us and strengthen us, and for holding out the hope to us of joining the great throng of heaven as we await with them the Day of Resurrection!

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

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See our News page for up-to-date information regarding our COVID-19 response.

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See our Resources page for home worship, study, and devotional options.

Resources

Rev. Shawn Ethridge, Pastor

LHM Daily Devotions

Lutheran Hour Radio

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
November 21 - 28
Sunday   9 am Worship Service with Holy Communion
Coffee & Refreshments
10:00 am Bible Study and Sunday School
2 p m Adult Fellowship
Monday Scroll News Due
2 pm Elementary Release Time begins
7 pm Women's Bible Study
Tuesday 9:30 am Current Church Events Study
Wednesday  Bulletin News due
3:45 pm Jr Confirmation
5:15 pm Sr Confirmation
7 pm Thanksgiving Eve Service
Thursday Thanksgiving Day
Church Office closed
Friday Church Office closed
Sunday 9 am Worship Service
Coffee & Refreshments
10:00 am Bible Study and Sunday School

St. Paul’s Thanksgiving worship service is scheduled for
7 pm on Thanksgiving Eve, Wednesday, November 24th.

St. Paul’s is renewing the Scrip program with the support going to St. Paul’s Sunday School and Release programs. Cathy Salentiny is the coordinator (507-360-3794). Order forms can be found in the narthex, in the church office, or the November SCROLL newsletter. The next order will go in on December 5th. Please drop off your orders at the church office or give to Cathy.

Lutheran Hour Radio

Enjoy listening to The Lutheran Hour Radio program on Sundays at 6:05 am on WCCO 830am or at 10:00am on KDOM 94.3fm or navigate to www.lhm.org

Pray more. Worry less.

Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. - Philippians 4:6

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Stewardship Central

Isaiah 51:6b – “… for the heavens vanish like smoke, the earth
will wear out like a garment …”
The things of this earth – the things that hold our attention, that cause us worry, and that tempt us away from the Lord – are all passing away. They will vanish like a garment. They are not for us to worry over. Rather, they are to be used for the Lord’s purposes. The things of this world are not the ends, in and of themselves, but only the means to be used wisely by the children of the Kingdom that has no end.

This week’s sanctuary candle has been given in loving memory of Adam ‘Red’ Jans, grandson of John and Joyce Jans, who went to his eternal home on September 23, 2019.

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