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- Reformation 500th Anniversary Celebration
Sunday, October 29 Check out detailed information at this link.
Divine Service With Communion 7:45 AM
Special Worship Service 9:30 AM
Reformation walk from 11 AM - 1 PM Call the church office to sign up.
Meal 11 AM - 1:30 PM German Style Meal of Pork and Trimings $10; Non German Meal & Kids Meal $5. Call the church office to purchase your meal tickets.
- Annual Veteran's Service
Our annual Veteran’s service will be held on Sunday, November 12th at 9:30 a.m. It will be held in the school gym. All of the Veteran’s organizations in Kewaunee County are invited. The Luxemburg-Casco Community Band will again be joining the St. Paul Band to play special patriotic music. Following the service, there will be a lunch served of chicken booyah, sandwiches, and dessert available for purchase. VETERANS will receive a FREE meal. If you are a veteran and you want to march In with all the veterans, please meet in the school portion of the building, that is the hall outside the gym.
- 4K Registration for 2018-19 NOW OPEN
4K Registration for the 2018-19 school is now open! Space is limited. Please contacted the school office at (920) 845-2095 to obtain registration material.
“Excellence in Christ-centered education for now and eternity.”
Thanks to the grace of God, 2016 marks St. Paul Lutheran School's 133rd year in existence! St. Paul is accredited by the National Lutheran School Accreditation (NLSA) of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. Our facility was opened in 2009. We offer an all-day, every-day 4K program through 8th grade. Please download our brochures found at the bottom of this page to learn more about our school or contact the office to schedule a visit.
St. Paul Lutheran School is part of the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program (WPCP), or what is referred to as the voucher program. Please contact the school office to find out more information about this program.
THE CREDO OF ST. PAUL LUTHERAN SCHOOL
“We believe that the purpose for Christian education is to teach the Christian faith through instruction in God’s Word and learning to live as the children our Father would have us live.
We believe that a Christian teacher is committed to provide a complete education for God’s children by meeting their intellectual, social, emotional, and spiritual needs.
We believe that Christian education is a vital aspect of God’s mission, which we have come to know as the Great Commission.
We believe that God’s people need to learn their proper relationship to God and their fellow men.
We believe that the uniqueness of Christian education rests in this:
- the Father would have us learn the way, the truth, the life;
- Christian education views the pupil through the Cross of Christ;
- Christian education is powered by the Holy Spirit for accomplishing its purposes.
We believe that St. Paul Lutheran School’s uniqueness lies in this:
- more adequate time for Christian instruction;
- the impact of professional teachers who are Christians; the plus of our “oneness” at work; and
- the fact that the child can best meet his/her needs by living in this Christian environment.
We believe that the family exerts much influence on a child’s total education, and that the church and school must help equip adults for their important role in Christian education.
Since our congregation has chosen this method to train our children in the Word of God, through our Christian Day School; therefore it is expected that the children in our church will receive their confirmation instruction in our Christian Day School. Parents electing to do otherwise may have their children receive their instruction from the Pastor at a time mutually agreed.
Whereas, St. Paul Lutheran Congregation supports a Christian Day School, especially for the children of the congregation.
Whereas, St. Paul Lutheran School daily provides Christian training, and Confirmation classes are offered as part of this day school program.
Therefore, be it resolved: that whenever it is at all possible, the children of St. Paul Lutheran Congregation receive their confirmation instruction in the confirmation class conducted in the St. Paul Day School. (Exception may be made for pupil’s health, special educational needs, and special circumstances.)”—Adopted January 26, 1981. Appended in 1984.
