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Sunday Mornings
9:30 a.m.
Nursery is available ​for ages
​preschool and under.

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St. Paul Lutheran Church (ELCA) has been serving the Pensacola, Florida area since 1956. We are a diverse congregation comprised of local residents, active and retired military personnel, and permanent and seasonal residents from all other parts of the country. Through a wide variety of activities and ministries for the members of our congregation, we offer many opportunities for worship, fellowship and service to our community. 
The Baptism of Our Lord cannot help but recall our own and all baptismal blessings. We recall and celebrate our adoption as daughters and sons, the gift of the Holy Spirit, and the promised company of almighty God when we “pass through the waters . . . the rivers . . . fire.” On this day the heavens open again for this assembly, and we receive the gift of the beloved Son of God in bread and wine.

Read the full devotion.

Mission Sunday (January 13)

Springdale Park (January 12)
We are continuing to collect items for Manna Food Pantries.
​Our goal for December is 1,000 lbs.
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​Most-needed items include: 
  • Breakfast Foods (individually packaged oatmeal and grits)
  • Canned Fruit (15 oz. can, in natural juice)
  • Spaghetti Sauce or Pasta Sauce (24 oz. can)
  • Plain Spaghetti Noodles (1 lb. bag)
  • Plain Rice (1 lb. bag)
  • Dried Beans (1 lb. bag)
  • Peanut Butter (18 oz. container)
  • Canned Chicken (13 oz.)
  • Individual Microwaveable Soups (10-15 oz.)
  • Hormel Compleats (9 oz.)
  • Individual Serving Peanut Butters (1.5 oz.)
What better way to start a new year than helping our community? Saturday, January 12 from 9:00-11:00 a.m. is a God's Work, Our Hands project, as we meet at Springdale Park on Bayou Blvd. (just west of Ronald McDonald House) to clean up trash. This is not back-breaking work, and any needed supplies are furnished by Keep Pensacola Beautiful.

Ongoing Opportunities

Pull tabs, those little tabs on cans, are taken to Ronald McDonald House, where they help pay the electric bill.

Eyeglasses are donated to the Lions Club Vision project, and are refurbished, graded, and given to various organizations who help people all over the world.

Books are taken to Open Books, and the paperbacks are processed for the prison ministry, and hardbacks are sold to raise funds for this non-profit. There is a huge need for paperback books 

If you are looking for an opportunity to participate in a mission at St. Paul, the Social Ministry Committee needs your enthusiasm, your ideas, and your hands. Meetings are usually the 1st Wednesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. Contact the chair, Regina Gibbons, or any committee member if you have any questions, or to share an idea.