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About Us

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Christ centered Word and Sacrament ministry for the care of souls (enabling good works through our vocations)

St. Paul Lutheran Church

St. Paul is a member of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod and the South Dakota District

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Worship Service Information

7:00 p.m.: Saturday evening Worship Service (Lutheran Service Book)

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About

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Pastor

Rev. Brian Mosemann currently serves as vacancy pastor.

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stpaulfreeman@gmail.com

(605) 925-7219

Our 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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615 East 7th Street

PO Box 96

Freeman, SD  57029

Parsonage

618 East 8th Street

PO Box 608

Freeman, SD  57029

St Paul Lutheran Church 

Saturdays
6:00 p.m.: Sunday School & Adult Bible Study
7:00 p.m.:  Worship Service  (traditional)
After Service:  Fellowship


1st Th/mo Sept - June
Ladies Aid & LWML: @ 2:00pm

 

Communion offered  the first and fourth services of the month in the Divine Service. The Individual Cup – Joining the practice of the ancient Church for centuries, the pastor will offer to you the chalice first (if you can, please place your hand at the base of the chalice to assist the pastor). For those wanting an individual plastic cup, simply fold your hands when the chalice is being offered and an elder will bring the tray of individual cups to the rail.

Intimate Sacrament: This congregation, joining with the Church eternal, will be communing in the Lord’s Supper in the confession and glad confidence that, as he says, our Lord gives into our mouths not only bread and wine but his very body and blood to eat and to drink for the forgiveness of sins and to strengthen our union with him and with one another. We practice closed communion (a familial statement of the faith confessed at this altar) therefore, we ask visitors to speak to the pastor before communing with us and invite any who are not instructed, confirmed, and current members of the Missouri Synod-Lutheran Church to come up to receive a blessing instead (indicated by having your arms folded across your chest). See Matthew 5:23f.; 10:32f.; 18:15-35; 26:26-29; 1 Cor. 11:17-34

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