WELCOME!
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First-Time Guests
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Our Teachings on Holy Communion & Sacramental Care
We take seriously the spiritual care of those that commune at our altar. Because we care deeply about your spiritual journey, we kindly ask that first-time visitors speak with Pastor Meyer before the service begins if they wish to receive communion. Scripture teaches us that in Communion we receive the body and blood of Jesus along with the bread and wine in a supernatural and yet real, true, and present way (more than just spiritually). This is not dependent on a person's faith, but on Jesus' very words. Scripture also tells us that we are not to take Holy Communion in division with one another. As such, we welcome to the table members of the LCMS or in a church body in Altar Fellowship with the LCMS. We ask all others to please speak with the Pastor Meyer or an Elder. |
St. Paul Lutheran Church is a confessional, liturgical LCMS congregation. We believe that we are saved by grace alone, through faith alone, as revealed in Scripture alone. We encourage you to read below to see a fuller picture of what we believe and why we believe it.
St. Paul Lutheran Church in Caledonia gathers each Sunday at 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM for traditional Lutheran Services, centered on God’s Word and the gifts of Christ. Worship follows the historic liturgy, including confession and absolution, Scripture readings, preaching, prayer, hymns, and the celebration of Holy Communion every Sunday.
The services are reverent yet warm, rooted in the Lutheran confession that Christ comes to His people through His Word and Sacraments.
Families, visitors, and guests of all ages are welcome as we join together to receive God’s grace and grow in faith.
St. Paul Lutheran Church in Caledonia gathers each Sunday at 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM for traditional Lutheran Services, centered on God’s Word and the gifts of Christ. Worship follows the historic liturgy, including confession and absolution, Scripture readings, preaching, prayer, hymns, and the celebration of Holy Communion every Sunday.
The services are reverent yet warm, rooted in the Lutheran confession that Christ comes to His people through His Word and Sacraments.
Families, visitors, and guests of all ages are welcome as we join together to receive God’s grace and grow in faith.
We also welcome you to join us after our early Sunday service for our Bible study with Pastor Meyer.