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St. Paul's United Church of Christ
The little country church with a big global heart
The little country church with a big global heart
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St. Paul's is a wonderful congregation of intimate size and broad diversity. With families that have farmed in the area for many generations to young couples building nearby homes, we are a dynamic and yet harmonious family of faith.
Our individual beliefs range from conservative to liberal, from certainty to doubt. Members have grown up in various Catholic or Protestant traditions or no tradition at all. We trust that there is room in the arms of Christ for a wide variety of beliefs, and we make room for one another in our hearts.
We also agree with comedienne Gracie Allen’s sentiment, “Never put a period where God has put a comma.” We continue to listen to the wisdom and truth of God in sermon, silence, scripture and from one another. We extend to all an invitation to join us in that conversation.
Our individual beliefs range from conservative to liberal, from certainty to doubt. Members have grown up in various Catholic or Protestant traditions or no tradition at all. We trust that there is room in the arms of Christ for a wide variety of beliefs, and we make room for one another in our hearts.
We also agree with comedienne Gracie Allen’s sentiment, “Never put a period where God has put a comma.” We continue to listen to the wisdom and truth of God in sermon, silence, scripture and from one another. We extend to all an invitation to join us in that conversation.
495 St. Augustine Road
Colgate, Wisconsin
262-628-2319
Pastor John Helt
Offce hours: Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 AM - Noon
Sunday School: 9:00 A.M. Sunday
Worship Service: 9:30 AM Sunday
No matter who you are or where you are on life's journey, you are welcome here!
In September 2011 St Paul's became greener and cleaner, "powered by Brother
Sun." With the help of Arch Electric, our Plymouth WI contractor, and grants
from Focus on Energy, We energies and our own church endowment fund, we
installed a 9.5 kw solar power system. The solar panels sit on top of the hill,
above our church and cemetery. We like to say that the church of the present is
powered by the technology of the future, and the cable connecting the two runs
beneath and through the final resting place of our past (the cemetery). Just as
the century-old stained glass windows in our sanctuary help us to see things in
a different light, so too the solar panels help us to see and use the sun in a
new and different light, as we honor our past and prepare ourselves for a
brighter future.
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