Christian souls need to be nourished and motivated by the Word of God from cradle to grave.

Bible study is the Lord's way of speaking to us, strengthening our faith and helping us through difficult times. Bible study unlocks the secrets of God and motivates us to worship and serve him. 

Bible study at St. Paul is fun and informative. It's edifying and encouraging. One thing it's not: scary. No one will call on you to read or answer a question unless you raise your hand. Your level of participation is up to you. You can read, answer questions, and offer comments. Or you can simply sit, listen, and soak it all in. You don't need to be a Bible expert. No previous Bible study experience is necessary.  Please give us the opportunity to show you how wonderful studying God's Word with fellow Christians can be!

Bible Studies and Sunday School are offered September through May.

Sunday Adult Bible Study

Bible class is an important part of Sunday morning at St. Paul. Each Sunday at 9:15 am we begin a group study of a scriptural topic. Sometimes we study a whole book of the Bible over a few weeks. Sometimes we consider a topical approach to the Word. Other times we consider subjects that connect us with God’s church and mission. No matter what the topic, God promises that he will strengthen our faith through his Word. Take him up on the promise and join us for Bible class this Sunday.

Let’s Go

Join Pastor Tomhave in the Fellowship hall this Sunday at 9:15 am for a new kind of Bible study. Let's Go! is an interactive study with multiple presenters designed to encourage and equip Christians like you and me to become more comfortable and confident witnesses. The course is divided into seven lessons, each consisting of a video and guide encouraging group discussion. This study will not only help you with some basic techniques and how to be a good listener but will also help you to see that God has already planted you in a mission field in your life.

Click here for more resources to study on your own.

The Prophet Joel

The Prophet Joel served God's Old Testament people in a time of crisis, urging them to turn to the Lord in repentance and to find hope in the Lord's promises. Join Pastor Nass in the church chapel at 9:15 am on Sunday mornings beginning February 11th to study this section of God's Word. 

Sunday School

Everything we say and do in Sunday school is designed to focus our attention on Jesus so that both students and teachers grow in Christian faith and godly living. Children who attend Sunday school will learn key stories from the entire Bible and also learn Bible verses they will remember for a lifetime, coming to them at times of need as they walk through life. Sunday School is held every Sunday at 9:15 am from the third Sunday in September through mid-May. Sunday School classes break for Christmas, New Year's, Easter, and Confirmation Sundays.

Sunday Youth Bible Study

The goal of our youth group at St. Paul is to give our high school youth and those about to enter high school an opportunity to study God's Word, to enjoy Christian fellowship with each other, and to find opportunities as a group to serve others. It's important that we help our teens set a pattern for faith and godly living as they grow and mature. Our Youth Bible Study is offered between services on Sunday mornings at 9:15 am. All 7th & 8th grade and high school students are invited and encouraged to attend. Guests and visitors are always welcome.

Sunday Camaraderie and Companionship Connect Group

Join us on Sunday mornings at 11:30 am at Lake Mills Family Restaurant

If you are looking to reflect on the worship service and would like brunch, or just coffee, with other like-minded members after church, join us each week at Lake Mills Family Restaurant on Mulberry Street at 11:30 am.  Email Johanna Chworowsky, at chworowsky@charter.net, or telephone Dave Winters at (920) 648-2670 for more information.

Wednesday Bible Study

Join us on Wednesday mornings at 9:00 am in the church chapel for our group Bible study that focuses on a specific theme, topic, or book of the Bible. 

Jesus promised that after he returned to heaven, the Holy Spirit would fill his apostles, giving them the Word of God, and transforming those timid fishermen into bold proclaimers of salvation through Jesus. The book of Acts shows how God did exactly that in the ministry of Peter and Paul. Join us in person on Wednesday mornings at 9:00 am in the church chapel. Or, tune in live or whenever your schedule allows at stpaullakemills.org/live-stream.

Thursday Women’s Bible Study

Join us on Thursday mornings at 8:15 am in the church library.

We are studying based on the book of Ruth, authored by Naomi Schmidt. This study is meant for women of all ages or stages of life.  All are welcome.

Bible Information Class

Join us on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 pm in the 7th Grade Classroom.

We are beginning another review of doctrine class.  The purpose of the class is to offer a review of doctrine for current members as well as those who are interested in learning what St. Paul teaches on the basis on God’s Word.  Click here for more info. 

Pastor McKenney is leading another Bible Information Class for those who want to learn what we believe and teach on the basis of God’s Word.  The class begins Tuesday, September 12th and will be held from 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm.  Childcare will be provided.  If you have any questions, please contact one of the pastors.

Jesus Cares

Jesus Cares is a Bible-based instructional class for developmentally disabled people. All ages are welcome. The Saturday morning classes are held at Luther Prep in Watertown from 9-10:30 am. If you know someone who may enjoy attending these classes or if you are interested in serving as a teacher or assistant, please contact the coordinator, Sarah Horn at (262) 853-2682 or email her.