Photos from the Belleville Community

Community Photos

Ever since St. Paul occupied the old church building, now known as Heritage Hall, the congregation has been active in many community projects. This is a continuation of the Evangelical ethos. The Germans from the Evangelical Church of the Union came to this region and brought with them a deep commitment to the Gospel and a will to serve our neighbor. The development of Memorial Hospital in Belleville was a consequence of efforts by Pastor Koehler, the St. Paul congregation and the predecessor of the Illinois South Conference of the United Church of Christ. The St. Paul congregation is still actively engaged in projects to uplift the people in the Belleville community.

The Neighborhood Picnic on September 23, 2007 was a real success. It is sponsored by the Franklin Neighborhood Community Association on the St. Paul church grounds using volunteers from the St. Paul congregation. View the Neighborhood Picnic slide show.

What's New - Other Things

Click for the video of Reese Delaschmidtt. It is the last item under the Service Menu.

The Sermons are back online again. Click to go to the sermon page.

The Scholarship information has been transferred to "What's New at St. Paul"

The February OSP is online

The Bulletins and News and Notes for Sunday March 21^st, are available.

The OSP has gone electronic - sign up for electronic delivery on the website

Did you know that you can listen to the St. Paul Sunday worship service from anywhere in the world? Just click on Listen to KSTL at 8:30 a.m. or 11:00 p.m. CST on Sunday and a window will open with KSTL's broadcast.

Watch a short portion of the Fine Arts concert on Friday, Nov. 13th. It will open in Windows Media. If the video picture is garbled please upgrade to a later version of Windows Media.

http://www.stpaulucc.org/service/reecedelaschmitt.html

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