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About St. Paul’s
A Note from the Pastor
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Welcome to St Paul’s, I’m so glad you have stopped by for information about our amazing congregation. We’ve been here for awhile. I like to tell people that, founded in 1861, St Paul’s is actually older than Papillion! That means we have sixteen decades of ministry experience with our community. But that doesn’t mean we are stale or boring, far from it! We continue each year to grow in service, study, and worship, welcoming new generations into our ministry and discovering what God is calling us to now, in this time and place.
I hope you will worship with us soon, either in person, or on-line, so you can see for yourself what a vital, vibrant community this is. I believe this is a place you can get to know Jesus, find supportive friends, and discover how God can use you to serve and bless others. Take a look around our website to get the basics, then come discover St Paul’s in person!
Peace,
Amy
A Brief History of St. Paul’s
The founding families of St Paul’s first met in dugout homes in 1856. In 1861 the group was chartered as St Paul’s German United Methodist Episcopal Church. The first Sunday School was organized in 1868 with 45 members; and in 1875, the first church building was built at the present location. After several additions and building projects, the current sanctuary was dedicated October 23, 2005.
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St Paul’s has been a part of the fabric of Papillion for over 160 years and has always been a community leader, sharing the love of God, and offering hope.
Get In Touch
Questions about attending St. Paul’s? Want to know more about worship? We’re here to help!
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
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9:15AM Sunday’s – Sanctuary Service
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10:45AM Sunday’s – Chapel Service
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324 S. Jackson St, Papillion NE
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402-339-3308
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Adminasst@stpaulspapillion.org
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Office Hours: Monday – Thursday 8AM – 3PM
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