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Thank you to everyone who helped make VBS 2019 a success! We hope to see you all at our 11:00 service on Sunday and at the picnic afterwards!

We had some friends join us at VBS today! We hope you will join us tomorrow! VBS is free and open to children 3 years old-8th grade!

We had a blast on the first day of Miraculous Mission VBS! We hope to see you tomorrow!

We're ready for a Miraculous Mission! Jesus Saves the World: VBS 2019. You can still register in person at the door. 9 am - 12 pm through August 2. VBS Celebration & Picnic starting at 11am on August 4. Free event for kids preschool- entering 8th grade.

Our volunteers worked very hard this evening transforming our space into outer space for Miraculous Mission VBS!

NYG group is safely in Minnesota and checked into their hotel! Join with us for our evening event here at 8:30 CST: http://lcmsgathering.com/live

Trinity Lutheran Church Miraculous Mission VBS. We actually had more kids this year. Get Ready St. Paul. You are next! Praying for a good turnout for you. Those who have not already volunteered to help I encourage you to do so. These kids have such a good time and its fun at the opening and closings to see how much they have learned. Listen to the really sing out on their favorite songs and learn about how Jesus saves the world.

We had some friends join us at VBS today! We hope you will join us tomorrow! VBS is free and open to children 3 years old-8th grade!

The girls taking a break

Packing Easter boxes for 49 families.

Packing Christmas baskets for those in need.

St. Paul Lutheran Church and Trinity Lutheran Church packed boxes of food and other items for 48 families in our community. Praying that these families will know hope this Easter.

Jesus has the authority to make our time sacred again. If you have found someone or some event has robbed you of being able to find sacredness in this world again, then I want you to trust that Jesus has the authority to restore us and make us whole again. (Mark 1:21-28)

Ian Trotter, on behalf of Boy Scout Troop 312, presented to our congregation on Sunday a peace light. Every year a light is lit from Bethlehem. The light is then transported to Austria and New York. The goal is to help spread the light of peace. This light gives us hope, that even though there is much darkness in the world, we can still see signs of a loving and peaceful community. We rejoice at St. Paul that Jesus, the light of the world, shines in the darkness to offer us hope.

The tree comes down!