Study Groups
2nd Peter 3:18 says, 'Grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.' Our Study groups gather together to do just that - grow. They are often discussion-oriented and take portions of God's Word and apply them to our lives.
If you already know a group contact personally, feel free to reach out to them directly. If not, fill out the sign-up form below, and our church office will be happy to connect you. Interested in starting a new Serve Group? Fill out this form to share your idea!
High School Bible Study
Monthly on Wednesday evenings
Contact: Nate Miller
High schoolers are invited to join Mr. Miller once a month for a time to gather together, dig into God’s Word, and talk about relevant topics that matter to teenagers. This is a great opportunity to grow in faith, ask questions, and spend time with other high school students. We’ll also plan some fun activities throughout the year, like bowling or an escape room!
Women’s Bible Study
Wednesday mornings at 8:15 AM in the Church Library (starting August 27)
Contact: Karen Brunk
All women are welcome to join on Thursday mornings at 8:15 AM in the church library. We will be starting a WELS study called “Your Identity in Christ” by Paula Sulzle. Whether you’re able to join us regularly or just drop in when your schedule allows, we’d love to have you.
Men’s Group
Every other Friday at 6:00 AM in the Church Gathering Area
Contact: Pastor Nass
How can we, as men in the congregation, handle loss, suffering, fatherhood, or stewardship? These are all topics that can be explored at Men's Group. Join us every other Friday at 6:00 AM throughout the school year. To really seal the deal, breakfasts so far have included: Pastor Tomhave's homemade sourdough English muffins, Pastor Nass's homemade lemon curd and yogurt, bread pudding, and burritos the size of your forearm!
Book Discussion Group
Sundays (once every other month) at 7:00pm in the Church Gathering Area
Contact: Pastor Nass
SEPTEMBER BOOK DISCUSSION: THE MEANING FULL LIFE
Many people struggle to find meaning and purpose in life, especially in times of suffering and loss. But for Christians, the resurrection of Jesus fills our everyday moments with eternal purpose and joy. Click here to get the book from Amazon. The author, Pastor Ben Sadler (click here for a brief profile), will be joining us for the discussion, here at St. Paul around the fireplace at 7:00pm on Sunday, September 20th.
NOVEMBER BOOK DISCUSSION: LUTHER THE REFORMER
If you'd like to read ahead, the book for November 15th will be Luther the Reformer by James Kittelson (click here to get it on Amazon).