St. Paul Lutheran Community of Faith welcomes you to
Make a Joyful Noise
in another musical idiom
It was Duke Ellington who said, “There is no language that God does not understand.” That would also be true about the music that undergirds our worship.
- February 11, 6 pm
Musical guest: Andrew Vogt Quartet
_____________________________________ - March 11, 6 pm
Musical guest: John Kite Ensemble
_____________________________________ - April 8, 6 pm
Musical guest: Domi Edson Trio
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About Us – Mission Statement
The mission of St. Paul Lutheran Community of Faith is to proclaim God’s unconditional love through Jesus Christ, build life-changing relationships, nurture a diverse community and serve all God’s creation with love and hope.
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Social Statements
Commit to Community: Each person is part of the Body of Christ; we are all partners in ministry to the world.
While an “on demand” experience of worship may have been the norm during the pandemic, when you worship, study and connect in-person, you will see the truth in the Rocky Mountain Synod’s slogan, “Christ’s Church. Better Together.” Join us. No questions are out of bounds and, regardless of our various backgrounds, we all share many of the same concerns and difficulties when it comes to “church.”
One of the recently received partners in ministry at Saint Paul says that, “I have found my home, the place I am supposed to BE. The place where I can BE. SPLC is not your daddy’s Lutheran church, and it is, both at the same time. Something quite unique. I have found new family members I didn’t even know I had. I am not alone in life’s struggle. I am loved.”
We are a people who are strengthened in our weekly gatherings to bear with one another in love, infinitely forgiving one another as Christ infinitely forgives us. Nourished in Holy Communion, by which we are fed with God’s peace and promise, we go forth into the world to bear Christ to the world God loves. And week after week, we come back — to be forgiven and to be strengthened to be partners with one another and with Christ in being God’s love for the sake of a waiting and weary world.
Whoever you are, whatever your past, whatever your present, you are welcome in this place. To learn more about becoming a partner in ministry, reach out to Pastor Barbara and introduce yourself.