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Who We Are

Welcome: Our History The story of St. Paul’s Church begins on Sunday, October 18, 1942 when a mission congregation of 33 people gathered in a vacant store at 689 Wolcott Hill Road to worship. The monthly rent was $50. Saint Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church was officially organized on March 21, 1943 with an original charter membership of […]

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Youth

Confirmation Class St. Paul’s Church offers a two-year confirmation program. We started a new class during the pandemic, which met on Zoom semi-monthly, with approximately 10 confirmands. Confirmation is taught by the Pastor along with interested members of the congregation. We are eagerly waiting to start up the class again. Youth Group While the pandemic […]

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Events

Upcoming Events Here is where you can check out what’s going on at St. Paul’s. You can find out more information about any upcoming events whether it’s our monthly meals and community outreach. If you have any questions about any of the upcoming or ongoing events please contact our office. If you would like to […]

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Ministries

St. Paul’s is a thriving, vibrant community. We offer many different ministries. We invite you to become part of our church family and join us in our commitment to serving the Lord. Worship and Music: Our Worship Life Together **In-person worship is held each Sunday at 10:00 AM in our Sanctuary. For the safety of […]

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Home

We invite you to join us for in person worship in our church sanctuary each Sunday morning at 10:00 AM. For the safety of everyone, the congregation is strongly encouraged to wear masks in the sanctuary, especially during singing. We will continue to maintain social distancing.

Having completed our search, we are happy to welcome The Reverend Elizabeth Cummings.

Reverend Elizabeth Cummings is a native of Connecticut who grew up attending Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Hartford. She is a graduate of South Windsor High School, and a graduate of the University of Connecticut, where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology in 2002. Reverend Cummings received a Master of Divinity degree from Gettysburg Seminary in 2010. Prior to her first call as a Pastor, she served as a Vicar at Phinney Lutheran Church in Seattle, Washington and as an Interim Seminarian for Learning and Worship in Burke, Virginia. Pastor Cummings was called to be the lead pastor at Resurrection Lutheran Church in Haysville, Kansas in 2011 and this is where she served until she joined us in 2022.

We are pleased to introduce live streaming of our Sunday Services. Please visit “Online Worship” above for more information.

Worship Times – Sunday Morning

10 AM Service

Once the service is completed it will be posted on our YouTube Channel, which is available by clicking here.

Wednesday Evening Lenten Services and Holy Week Schedule

Holden Evening Prayer and Bible Study

We will be having evening Lenten Services and Bible Study every Wednesday evening during Lent, utilizing the Holden Evening Prayer Liturgy (ending prior to Holy Week). Bible Study begins at 6:15 PM, with the service starting at 7.

Holy Week

Palm Sunday, Sunday, April 2nd at 10:00 AM

Maundy Thursday, April 6th at 7:00 PM

Good Friday, Friday, April 7th at 7:00 PM

Easter Sunday, Sunday, April 9th at 10:00 AM

Christian Education – Sunday School

Free Virtual Sunday School is available by visiting http://thevirtualsundayschool.com/ and signing up.

Sunday School is currently out of session for the year. We will reconvene as soon as possible. Due to the Covid-19 situation we have not held Vacation Bible Camp, but we hope to do so in 2022. If you’d like to inquire about our Sunday School Program please contact the Office Manager.

Our Monthly Newsletter

March Epistle 

Pastor Elizabeth Cummings, pastor@stpaulswethersfield.org 860-249-1308

Russ Bengtson, Congregation President, rbengt@sbcglobal.net

Office telephone: 860-529-5397

Come See Us

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
371 Wolcott Hill Road
Wethersfield, CT 06109

Parking lot in rear of church off of Westway

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