6464 E. Lovers Lane, Dallas, TX 75214, USA
About Us
Celebrating 133 Years of Sharing Christ's Love!
WELCOME
St. Paul’s Church is celebrating its 133th Anniversary this year, and we invite you to visit us on Sunday to explore the richness of St. Paul’s Church and its history of Dallas. We have been in our present location since the completion of its new sanctuary and dedication on April 7, 1957. * Our goal continues to be to reach and serve others with the love of Christ and his good news. * The history of St. Paul’s Church is a Journey of Faith that tracks with the social and cultural development of the City of Dallas. * The foundation of St. Paul’s Church was laid by faith and has placed us in a unique location to serve at the geographic heart of Dallas. * We welcome you to our services today, and we look forward to your continuing presence with us as we pursue St. Paul’s Church’s Journey of Faith in the future.
Sunday Morning Church Services at 11:00 A.M.
About Us
Worship
Christian Education
Worship
Worship Service 11:00 am Sundays
Music
Christian Education
Worship
Music Program featuring Will Kanute,
Choir Director/Organist and the
Range Pipe Organ
Christian Education
Christian Education
Christian Education
Sunday School for Adults and Youth
Each Sunday at 10:00 am
has been postponed
Donations
Thank you for your generous gifts to our mission and ministry.
Please utilize our mailing address or our Paypal account.
If you wish to make a special designation for your gift, please drop us an email about it.
PRAYERS, COMPASSION, SUPPORT
for the communities and areas of drought ... wildfires ... floods ... Carolinas ... Pakistan ... Japan ,,, Puerto Rico ... Ukraine ... the Horn of Africa ... Florida ... Brazil ... Thailand ... Seoul, South Korea ... Somalia ... China ... victims of domestic gun violence ... earthquakes ... Turkey & Syria ... Libya ... Sudan ... Israel ... Palestine ... Gaza ... Myanmar ... Haiti ...
Let us be mindful of our responsibility to and for each other, be accountable for our actions, and be open in our communication of the love Jesus taught us.
Ordinary Time 2024
Worshiping together
If you are unable to attend in person at 11:00 a.m. in the sanctuary, please join us via Zoom. Here is the log in information:
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November 3, 2024 --- DAYLIGHT SAVING ENDS
Scripture readings: Ruth 1:1-18, Psalm 146, Mark 12:28-34
Sermon: "A Heritage of Love"
October 27, 2024
Scripture readings: Jeremiah 31:7-9, Psalm 126, Mark 10:46-52
Sermon: "Faithfull Begging for Healing!" Rev. Monica Bradley
October 20, 2024
Scripture reading: Mark 10:35-45
Discussion Topic: Power
1. What is power?
2. Where does power come from? (What is the source of power? Who grants power?)
3. Where in your life have you felt powerful? Where have you felt powerless?
4. Extra question: What does your experience tell you of the proverb "Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely?"
October 13, 2024
Scripture reading: Mark 10:17-31
Sermon: "Discussion: Money"
This is the second in a series of three Sundays where our sermon will be formatted as a discussion. Because our scripture is the story of Jesus and the rich man, we are talking about money this week.
Questions:
1. When you think about the word "money," what emotions/associations come up? What do you believe about money?
2. Jesus talks a lot about money. Do you think he's really talking about money, or do you think it's a metaphor? Is your answer based more on what's happening in the test, or what you want to be true (or maybe based on sermons you've heard)?
3. What kinds of barriers does money pose in your own journey to follow Jesus? What kinds of barriers does money pose in our church's journey to follow Jesus?
Neighbors... in our community
Wilkinson Center
Our latest drive was another success as collected food and personal hygiene items for the Wilkinson Center's clients and families, as well as monetary gifts. Wilkinson Center continues to be a local mission for us, and donations are still collected. Donated items are delivered to the center at least once a month.
Current pantry needs are as follows:
- Dry Goods/Grains: Dry Cereal. Rice. Beans. Pasta.
- Can Goods/Sauces: Chili. Soups (variety). Green Beans, Carrots, Corn, Peas Macaroni and Cheese, Peanut Butter and Jelly, Spaghetti Sauce
- Staples: Salt. Pepper.
- Personal Hygiene: Unisex 3 in 1 body wash. Unisex Deodorant. Toothpaste. Toothbrushes. Diapers: Sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. Pull-ups: 2t-3t. Baby wipes. Adult disposable underwear: large and extra large