About Us

St. Paul Lutheran Church

St. Paul Lutheran Church was organized in 1882 and served by Rev. Melcher.  In 1886 the First Lutheran Church building was built and a 400 lb church bell was purchased. The children needed a Christian education so in 1888 the Lutheran Day School was built and operated until 1988. In 1899 the original church was outgrown again and a larger church building was constructed next door. In 1963 a new church was built at 615 E 7th Street, the bell installed, and is currently serving Word and Sacrament ministry.

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Worship Service Information

9:30 a.m.: Sunday Worship Service (liturgical)

After Service: Sunday School - Sept - May after services

Bible Study - 8:30 a.m.

Holy Communion celebrated each week. Chalice and individual cups offered.

 

St Paul Lutheran Freeman follows the ancient Biblical practice of intimate, closed Holy Communion (common union) which means: We respectfully ask that all guest speak to the pastor before coming to the rail (or cross your arms across your chest to receive a blessing). Thank you for your understanding as we do this not to offend, but to honor the faith we hold here at St Paul.