Events

Everyone is welcome to join us on Wednesday mornings at 7:00 a.m. for prayer and breakfast.  Gather with others in Springhill Hall (just behind the main church building) to pray for our church, for our community, and for lifting up the needs of others.  Anyone is welcome to cook!  Setup for breakfast begins at 6:00.

The “Three Saints” (the three Kodiak churches named after saints) are continuing a long-standing tradition of journeying through Lent together.  St. Paul, St. Mary’s Catholic Church, and St. James the Fisherman Episcopal Church are alternating hosting soup and bread suppers followed by a short worship service.  Expect good food and fellowship and thoughtful exploration of the themes of Lent.  See the list below for this week’s location.

• February 21^st: Theme:  “The Most Beautiful Sacrifice; host:  St. Paul
• February 28^th: Theme:  “Bloody Hands, Troubled Soul;” host:  St. James
• March 6^th: Theme:  “True and False Prophecy;” host:  St. Mary’s
• March 13^th: Theme:  “Hail!  Your King;” host:  St. James
• March 20^th: Theme:  “My God, My God…Why;” host:  St. Paul

LifeGroup is one of the MOST important things we do at St. Paul!  Simply put, LifeGroup is a group of people who consistently get together for the purpose of growing spiritually, developing relationships, and following Jesus.  These groups are a place where you can be yourself and find lifelong friends.  We believe everyone should be in one!

The Four Values of LifeGroups

Seek God:  This means that as a group we’re actively growing in our relationship with God through worship, Bible study, and obedience.  Together we are learning what it means to follow Jesus and live out His teaching.

Real Relationships:  LifeGroups are so much more than sitting in a classroom.  We need to be real and authentic with each other, but those relationships come through a life lived together.

Care For Others:  This means practical ways of living out Christ’s love by serving at St. Paul and in the Kodiak community.  The possibilities are endless, from involvement in our schools to preparing meals for someone in need, but the goal is to make service a way of life.

Grow Together:  We all know, anything living is either growing or dying.  This is why it is important for our LifeGroups to continue growing by reproducing.  We can do this by always being open to new people.  This is a life characterized by hospitality:  we care for the people in our LifeGroup and constantly welcome others.

St. Paul volunteers prepare dinner for the Kodiak Area Mentor Program’s support group meetings on the first Friday of each month, above the AT&T store on the Mall.  To learn more and to sign up, see our Sign-Ups page or contact Karen Winkler at karenwinkler2014@gmail.com or (907) 942-1315.

This meeting is in the small classroom (opposite the kitchen) in Springhill Hall.  NOTE: A.A. meetings will be held in the Fireside Room in the church building until further notice due to renovations in Springhill Hall.  Come on in–there’s coffee!

St. Paul hosts a Friday night Bible study that is open to all.  Currently the group is meeting via Zoom.  For a Zoom invitation and a study guide, contact group facilitator Linda Kozak at lindakozak@gmail.com.

We gather before worship to pray for our worship service and all people gathering here and on line. We ask the Holy Spirit to lead us into worship.

We invite you to join us for worship.  Experience the love of God and one another as we come together and worship our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.   All are welcome!

Kids’ Church (Pre-K to 5th Grade)

Note:  Kids’ Church is on summer hiatus and will return in the fall.

We are eager to work with your family to lay a solid spiritual foundation for your children so they can become resilient disciples of Jesus.

We recognize that safety, quality Biblical education, and kid-sized fun are critical to making your child’s visit not only memorable, but also life-changing. The goal of kids’ church is to equip children from Pre-K to 5th grade with Biblical truth to apply to their lives.

Children worship with their parents in the sanctuary for the opening songs, worship and children’s message, then are dismissed together for activity time and Bible study.