Worship services are at 8:15 and 10:30 am on Sundays and 6:30 pm on Mondays.
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Our Ministry & Mission Opportunities

*  Worship
*  Sunday School                           *  Bible Studies
*  Christian Day School                 *  Little Lambs Child Care  
*  Choir                                          *  Pastoral Care
*  Women's Groups                       *  Men's Group
*  Sr. High Youth Group                 *  Catechism Instruction
* Vacation Bible School

November 19, 1961 the first service was held in our current sanctuary

Our History . . .

It all began on October 16, 1875 as seven people gathered for a worship service on the north side of the Little Wolf river, at  "Brickley Bridge."

This was only 30 years after Wisconsin became a state, and 30 years before Manawa was incorporated. Pastor Walker from New London came every three weeks to have a Saturday Service. On March 11, 1876, ten people organized St. Paul Lutheran Church.

In 1891, we called our first resident pastor, Rev. Mundinger. This was done to increase worship services from once every three weeks to have weekly Sunday worship services. Rev. Mundinger also taught school, as did many of the pastors that followed him.  This was the beginning of St. Paul Lutheran School. By 1912,  the school's enrollment was 110 pupils.

By April of 1925, German services were held at 9:30 a.m., and "the services in the American language" at 10:30 a.m. The record of the first English language service dates back as far as November 4, 1890.

In 1927, the congregation became a member of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Even prior to that, St. Paul had contributed towards missions and Synodical purpose.

Since those beginnings many lives have been touched, many friendships formed, through the mission and ministry of God 
with His people of St. Paul.

* NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS & VISITORS: For security reasons, on weekdays, access to our church & school will only be Door #1 (the main office door) during the hours of 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. during the school year and until 11 a.m. in summer.