Worship
- Life Worship - Our Modern Service: Sundays 8:15AM
- Traditional Worship - Our Traditional Lutheran Service: Sundays 10:30AM
- Saturday Life Worship - Our Evening Service: The third Saturday of the month at 5:00PM
- 100 Luther Blvd. Albion, MI 49224
Life Worship
Worship with us Sundays at 8:15am. Life Worship is held in the Living Room (off Luther Hall). It is a comfortable, relaxed, small gathering of believers who worship the Lord in a little different interactive way through music, videos, prayers, and God’s Word!
- Sundays at 8:15AM
- 100 Luther Blvd. Albion, MI 49224
- Meet us in the basement of the church!
Traditional Worship
Join us for our traditional Lutheran worship service at 10:30am in the sanctuary, where we come together to praise God. This service features traditional liturgical elements such as hymns, responsive readings, and prayer, accompanied by the skillful performance of traditional music by our talented Music Director, Ron Di Salvio.
- Sundays at 10:30AM
- 100 Luther Blvd. Albion, MI 49224
- Meet us upstairs in the main sanctuary!
Saturday Life Worship
Once a month, on the third Saturday at 5pm you can join us in the Living Room (the old choir room – so nicely redone!!!) for worship, the Word, and the Sacrament/Holy Communion. This is a kid-friendly 45-50 minute time of faith building. If you can’t/aren’t making it to church on Sundays, please consider this invitation to something new!
- The third Saturday of the month at 5:00PM
- 100 Luther Blvd. Albion, MI 49224
- Meet us in the basement of the church!
I'm new here
What should I expect?
First and foremost you should understand that you are welcome here. Our congregation eagerly embraces newcomers, and we’re thrilled to welcome new faces into our church family! Here, you’ll discover a genuine sense of belonging. Dive deeper into your faith journey, hear God’s Word, and connect with fellow believers in meaningful ways. With two Sunday morning services to choose from, feel free to explore and find the worship style that resonates with you best.
FAQ
Come as you are. St. Paul Lutheran Church does not have a dress code.
Non-members of St. Paul and non-LCMS people are encouraged to speak to the Pastor, or at least seek out an elder, before taking communion.
Unfortunately, we do not offer childcare during worship services. However, we do invite you to bring your children to worship services. On the first and third Sunday of every month, there is a short “Jesus and Me” or “J.A.M.” time during the worship service. This is a time for the kids to step outside the main sanctuary where they can hear a lesson from a staff member, as well as enjoy snacks and crafts.
Our modern service “Life Worship” typically lasts about 45 minutes. Our traditional Lutheran service lasts for about an hour and 15 minutes.
Worship style: The modern service features modern Christian music, is more interactive, and is conducted in the basement living room of the church. Our traditional service features classical music, hymns, liturgy, and is held in the main sanctuary of the building. You will have the opportunity to receive Absolution and Communion at both worship services.
Great question. Please reference our About Us page to see what we believe!
Yes! Please stick around after service for snacks, sweets, and coffee. You will be able to chat with members of the congregation and create meaningful connections.
Yes! Please visit our Facebook page during our 10:30AM service to view the service online. To view previous sermons visit our Sermons page.
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Watch our featured sermon!
“This is the One who created the ends of the earth, and He knows you by name. He owns our situation, and He wants to give to us. What’s an appropriate response to that? Certainly, to trust Him, to follow Him.”
– Pastor Paul Koehn