St. Paul's Lutheran Church

Here at St. Paul's we feel that our faith is lived out in community and through our ministries inside and outside our doors.

Scroll down to learn about the many ways we meet in small groups, serve with our community, and nurture youth in our life together.

Interfaith Action of Evanston

We open our doors to:

Feed our neighbors at our weekly Sunday Soup Kitchen.
Protect our neighbors from the cold through the IAE Overnight Shelter in cooperation with other local houses of faith.
Walk for Warmth at the IAE fundraiser.

coming together

Life Together - planning fellowship & fun events like Mardi Gras parties, picnics, and pot lucks.

Growing together

Adult Faith Formation

Weekly adult education group discussing books like The Bible With and Without Jesus: How Jews and Christians Read the Same Stories Differently, Paul: A Biography, and Why Niebuhr Matters
Twice monthly Walking Together and Women in Transition prayer groups

Racial Justice Ministry being instruments of God's justice and compassion. We use resources from the National Museum of African American History and Culture and media like Race: The Power of an Illusion for discussions surrounding racism in our country.

serving TOGETHER

Bridges to Home - Evanston ELCA churches collaborating & supporting young adults experiencing homelessness.
CROP Walk - annual advocacy walk to support hunger issues, locally and abroad.
Green Team - caring for our earth and growing food for our neighbors in our Community Garden.