Covid-19 Response Quick Notes
Daisy’s Food Pantry
Daisy’s Food Pantry, at St.Paul Lutheran Church in Hamburg, will remain OPEN. Our open shopping hours are every Wednesday 1-4pm.
Due to Covid-19, shopping is by appointment only. If you are in need, please call the church office (810-231-1033) and setup an appointment.
Online Giving
Do you have a cell phone? If so, you can donate to St Paul Lutheran from your phone. Text the word “give” to (810) 888-7701.
Magnificat, A Christmas Storyboard
Join us as we give glory to God for the many ways we’ve been able to gather as a community of faith. View the storyboard here: Magnificat
Worship Services
We now offer in-person worship services on Sundays at 8:30 and 11:00 am and Mondays at 4:30 pm. Masks are required for all in-person worship services. Seating will be in the sanctuary and in the fellowship hall.
We will continue to stream the 8:30 am Sunday morning worship service and drive through communion will be offered from 12:15-12:30 pm at the west door of the sanctuary.
For more details read “Corona Virus and Community Care.”
Faith at Home Resources for Lent
Join us in our Lent in a Bag for families and individuals to enrich your Lenten preparations. Materials are available at church to create your own Holy Week Banner that corresponds to the weekly devotions. Each week there are options for preschool, elementary, and teen or adult devotions.
Follow the links on our Faith at Home Resources for Lent page to enhance these devotions.
Why Our Church?
We are a church that connects people to Jesus
St. Paul Lutheran Church is a community of believers gathered together by God through the Word and the Sacraments. Our mission is to connect people to Jesus, to each other, and to their neighbors through acts of service.
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Lent in a Bag — Week 5
March 21 ~ Week 5 – Crucifixion and Death Preparation: Get out your Holy Week Banner and add the cross. Read or Watch: Read Mark 15:21-40 or read Jesus is Arrested and Crucified (p. 449-452 from The Beginner’s Bible) and/or watch the Death and Crucifixion video. Preschool: What happened to Jesus? Why did Jesus die
MORENew Call Scam
Unfortunately, the Scammers have changed tactics again. They were using local numbers but now are using the numbers of trusted community icons that you would be more likely to answer. We just had someone call and let us know that he received a scam phone call, supposedly regarding Medicare and asking for personal information. The
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Christmas 2020
Advent Services December 2, 9, 16, 23 at 7 PM Christmas Eve Services December 24 at 4 PM, 7 PM, 10 PM Christmas Day Service December 25 at 10 AM At Christmas, we celebrate a birth that happened centuries ago. The God of the universe was born of a human mother. This baby Jesus in
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Pastor Jeff Burgess
For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek. For in it the righteousness of God is revealed from faith for faith, as it is written, “The righteous shall live by faith.”
Romans 1:16-17 [ESV]
Emphasis for the Church
In Christ, for the Church and the World
These phrases illustrate how the church lives and works together to proclaim the Gospel and to provide for our brothers and sisters in our congregations, communities, and throughout the world. These phrases describe the emphasis of The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.