VBS Online Videos available HERE
For the sake of the neighbor, whom we're called to love for the sake of Christ, we are adjusting our worship service offerings.
In July, we're returning to a more normal schedule.
Worship service on Sunday mornings at 10am Communion distributed by family group around the altar.
Bible Study will be held in person on Wednesdays at 10am.
Worship Service will be streamed through Facebook Live while Bible Study will be uploaded to YouTube.
Stay connected VIRTUALLYFollow Pastor Tassey's YouTube page to join in our online Bible Study & Worship
Watch the live-stream of our June worship services at 9am on our Facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/St-Pauls-Lutheran-Church-Malcolm-NE-187007364710606 July Schedule
Sunday: All activities conducted according to CDC guidance on social-distancing with the utmost care for our neighbor. 10am Worship without Communion in the Sanctuary Monday: Pastor will post this week's Bible Study. In July, we're continuing the A-Zs of Living in a Broken World with Psalm 119. Find lesson 1 here: https://youtu.be/JixB-bSv6Xk Wednesday: 10am In-person Bible Study in the Fellowship Hall In July, we're going through the book of the prophet Micah and then getting into Jeremiah. |
Electronic Tithing
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If you or your family need emergency care - Baptism, Prayers, the Lord's Supper, or just someone to talk to - call Pastor Tassey at (402) 430-8887. | ||
Letter to the Congregation regarding the resuming activities at St. Paul's
From Pastor Tassey
I’ve missed y’all. That’s why I’m excited to be getting back to something that at least looks a little more normal in terms of gathering together to fix our eyes on Jesus.
To help us prepare to do that in the way that best cares for the needs of those around us, the Council and I have been working on putting together this schedule and these guidelines that are included in this Newsletter. Every effort has been made to strive towards fulfilling the 5th Commandment’s meaning of caring for our neighbor in his or her bodily needs while also fulfilling the need to sanctify our days in remembrance of God’s Word.
This is all uncharted territory in our generation. Please understand that the Council and I are trying our best to care for the spiritual needs of our community as well as the physical. As with all relationships, there may be bumps in the road, but, if we persist together in fixing our eyes on Jesus, we’ll make it through—whatever the situation. Just as Paul taught us, “Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you,” Ephesians 4:32. And, always remember, if you have suggestions or concerns about anything we’re doing during these times, just let us know how we can best help you and yours and we will try to do that.
To this end, please look over the in-person worship procedures we’ve put together that are included in this Newsletter. Especially note that if you do not feel well, we’re asking that you stay home. Let Pastor or the Elders know that you can’t make it to church and we’ll send you a personal guide for your devotions that week either through mailings or electronically. And, if you have internet access, you can still find our online Worship and Bible Study resources on Facebook and YouTube.
Pentecost Sunday will be a great festival to remember the day the Lord gathered together the harvest of His Church. We will be gathered back for the first time in 50 days; we will receive the Lord’s gifts and share in the mutual conversation and consolation of the family of God. After Pentecost Sunday, during the month of June we have planned to keep the 2 services pattern established on Pentecost—namely, that the 9am service will be directed to those At-Risk or those caring for family who are At-Risk, and the 11am service will be for everyone. One difference will be that, during the month of June, the services in the Sanctuary will be non-Communion services and Communion will be offered by appointment on Wednesdays from 10a-1p and 4:30-7p. These Communion services will be held in the Fellowship Hall to provide the most sanitary means of ongoing distribution and cleanliness in the Sanctuary. My goal is to record or stream the live service on Sunday mornings but not produce a devotional worship service like I have done while we were not able to gather. I will keep producing the weekly Bible Study and Sunday School lessons.
I hope that helps explain some of the what’s and why’s of June at St. Paul’s. Again, please see the attached policies for gathering for worship. I hope to see y’all soon. God bless.
I’ve missed y’all. That’s why I’m excited to be getting back to something that at least looks a little more normal in terms of gathering together to fix our eyes on Jesus.
To help us prepare to do that in the way that best cares for the needs of those around us, the Council and I have been working on putting together this schedule and these guidelines that are included in this Newsletter. Every effort has been made to strive towards fulfilling the 5th Commandment’s meaning of caring for our neighbor in his or her bodily needs while also fulfilling the need to sanctify our days in remembrance of God’s Word.
This is all uncharted territory in our generation. Please understand that the Council and I are trying our best to care for the spiritual needs of our community as well as the physical. As with all relationships, there may be bumps in the road, but, if we persist together in fixing our eyes on Jesus, we’ll make it through—whatever the situation. Just as Paul taught us, “Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you,” Ephesians 4:32. And, always remember, if you have suggestions or concerns about anything we’re doing during these times, just let us know how we can best help you and yours and we will try to do that.
To this end, please look over the in-person worship procedures we’ve put together that are included in this Newsletter. Especially note that if you do not feel well, we’re asking that you stay home. Let Pastor or the Elders know that you can’t make it to church and we’ll send you a personal guide for your devotions that week either through mailings or electronically. And, if you have internet access, you can still find our online Worship and Bible Study resources on Facebook and YouTube.
Pentecost Sunday will be a great festival to remember the day the Lord gathered together the harvest of His Church. We will be gathered back for the first time in 50 days; we will receive the Lord’s gifts and share in the mutual conversation and consolation of the family of God. After Pentecost Sunday, during the month of June we have planned to keep the 2 services pattern established on Pentecost—namely, that the 9am service will be directed to those At-Risk or those caring for family who are At-Risk, and the 11am service will be for everyone. One difference will be that, during the month of June, the services in the Sanctuary will be non-Communion services and Communion will be offered by appointment on Wednesdays from 10a-1p and 4:30-7p. These Communion services will be held in the Fellowship Hall to provide the most sanitary means of ongoing distribution and cleanliness in the Sanctuary. My goal is to record or stream the live service on Sunday mornings but not produce a devotional worship service like I have done while we were not able to gather. I will keep producing the weekly Bible Study and Sunday School lessons.
I hope that helps explain some of the what’s and why’s of June at St. Paul’s. Again, please see the attached policies for gathering for worship. I hope to see y’all soon. God bless.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 375 S. Lincoln St. Malcolm, NE 68402 Phone: 402-796-2396 Fax: 402-796-2406 Pastor's Cell: 402-430-8887 email: pastortassey@gmail.com
