St Pauls Lutheran Church

St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 320 West Ave., Red Wing, MN
(651) 388-7106

Congratulations to our graduating seniors. Please click on the link below to watch a tribute to our seniors.  We are so proud of them!
2021 St. Paul's Seniors

St. Paul's Foundation will be awarding scholarships again this year.  If you are enrolled in accredited, post-secondary degree program as determined by the Foundation Board of Directors, you are eligible to apply for a scholarship.  Scholarship link below.  Scholarship applications are due back into the church office no later than July 12th, along with your 300 word essay.

2021 Scholarship Application

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Please click on date below to hear
 Lynne's latest music:

December 24, 2020

June 19, 2020

Lynne's Music, 4-12-2020, Easter Day

Spiritual Yoga

Welcome to St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Red Wing, 

Who is welcome here at St. Paul's?

If you are Asian, Hispanic, Black or White; If you are male or female or transgender; If you are three days old, 30 years old, or 103 years old; If you've never stepped foot in a church or if you are Buddhist, Roman Catholic, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Sikh, agnostic, or are a lifelong Lutheran; If you are single, married, divorced, separated, or partnered; If you are straight, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, or queer; If you are a Republican, Democrat, Independent, Socialist, or not registered to vote; If you have, or had, addictions, phobias, regrets, or a criminal record; If you own your home, rent, live with your parents, or are homeless; If you are fully-abled, disabled, or a person of differing abilites ~

YOU ARE WELCOME HERE AT
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH!!

Contact Information

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 Text Giving!!!
You can now give your offering via text messaging!!!  Simply send a text to:

651-413-9902

An easy, convenient, and safe way to make your offering!

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You can now make a donation online to St. Paul's by clicking on the link, or scanning the QR Code below!

http://tinyurl.com/j3jpblr

Streamed Church Services:

In preparation for the beginning of streaming church services we have created a new YouTube channel which can be found here: 
https://youtube.com/channel/UCnvoZtCaN360WVgUGcjPENg

Please click the above link to see our services.  To make it easier to find in the future please consider subscribing to St. Paul's YouTube channel.

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Please click on date below to hear newest Lenten messages from Pastor Dana:

March 24, 2021
March 17, 2021
March 10, 2021
March 3, 2021
February 24, 2021

More messages from Pastor Dana on our News Page!

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Meditation from Dane for March:

All of this March is contained in the Church Season of Lent, a season within the  church for self-reflection and penitence. For centuries, many Christians have given up something for Lent, such as desserts, candies, recreations, etc., to remind them to be humble in remembrance. The two difficulties with giving up things for Lent are (1) it can lead to self-righteousness or (2) it can cause a forgetfulness that this is all a remembrance of what has occurred in the past - we live in a perpetual state of Easter! As this season of Lent is in a season of pandemic, we might be wise this year to give something, rather than to give up something.