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A rural community church inspired to follow the teachings and proclaim the good news of our Lord, Jesus Christ: nurturing the spiritual growth of the whole family of God. Church Address: 2307 Main St., North Robinson, OH
Church Phone: (419) 562-8511 Church Email: StPaulNorthRobinson@gmail.com |
Regular Sunday Schedule
Sunday Worship with Communion 9:00am
Sunday School & Adult Forum 10:15am
Sunday School & Adult Forum 10:15am
Online Giving Now Available
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We now have a new option to receive offerings and donations to our projects. We've partnered with Tithe.ly you can look us up using the app on your smartphone or by using the button nearby.
Choose Shelby Tornado Relief (latest option) to direct your giving there |
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Who we are
St. Paul Lutheran Church in North Robinson is a congregation that strives to live out our faith in Jesus Christ by loving God and serving our neighbors. As Lutherans we rely on God's grace and love to inspire and sustain us, and we seek to embody the grace and love of God shown to us, by sharing it with others. The people of St. Paul in North Robinson see one another as family (some literally are!) and are always ready to welcome in anyone who has need of the gift of community that so many already enjoy. If you are looking for a place where you can be loved for who you are and where your gifts can be used to help improve the lives of others, we hope you will find your place with us at St. Paul. If you would like to know more contact us or check us out on a Sunday morning.
Study Opportunity: Sermon on the Mount
Our Synod Bishop has crafted a study for this the Year of Scripture using the Sermon on the Mount from the book of Matthew. We are meeting with other Lutheran churches in Galion at the Candi Bar materials here. Gatherings happen on Wednesdays starting at 6:30pm and last about an hour.
An earlier study was on the practices of our own church, especially regarding our sacraments; baptism and communion. The text we used was the ELCA's "The Use and Means of Grace" document. Which can be found by clicking the link.
An earlier study was on the practices of our own church, especially regarding our sacraments; baptism and communion. The text we used was the ELCA's "The Use and Means of Grace" document. Which can be found by clicking the link.