If the video below does not work, please click on this link to view the feed directly on YouTube => Live Feed
Services and Communion
Weekly services:
Sundays at 8:30 AM & 11:00 AM (streaming or in person services)
Mondays at 7:00 PM (in person services)
Holy Communion is offered in person on Sundays between 9:40AM and 10:40 AM, or by appointment. Bring your car in front of the east doors and wait in the car. Ushers will direct you from there.
For those arriving for in person worship services, please enter through the sanctuary doors and wait to be ushered to your seat. Please note that masks are required for all in person worship services.
How to Watch YouTube on your TV
Watching YouTube on your TV is relatively simple to do and you have a variety of options.
First and foremost, subscribe to the St Paul Lutheran YouTube Channel. You’ll need a YouTube account, which you can get for free at YouTube.com. To subscribe to the St Paul channel, follow this link:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEMYXXblLB1HI2ueqNxi9Aw
Now, click the subscribe button, which is usually on the right side of the page under the banner.
Next, select a streaming option.
Option #1: Smart TV with YouTube app
If you have a Smart TV, check your available apps. If available, download the YouTube app and sign in. Select the St Paul channel and you’re all set.
Option #2: TV with Chromecast
If you have don’t have a Smart TV, but you do have a Google Chromecast device; open the YouTube app on your phone, tablet, or computer.
Select the St Paul Channel and click the video marked “Live” – it’ll say “Live” even before the broadcast starts.
Look for this icon in the upper right corner of the video. You might need to tap on the video to see the icon.
Tap on the icon and select your Chromecast from the device list.
Option #3: TV with Roku
If you have TV with a Roku device, download the YouTube Channel to your Roku and sign in with your YouTube account.
Navigate to your subscriptions and select the St Paul channel. Select the video marked “Live”. It will be marked “Live” even before the broadcast starts.