St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Santa Monica, California
Rev. James E. Boline
Pastor
Pastor
Barbara Hoffman
Associate in Ministry
Associate in Ministry
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WORSHIP — Sundays, 10 a.m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL — K-6, 10 a.m.
[Beginning Sunday, September 7]
[Beginning Sunday, September 7]
Professional childcare available during services year-round.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
958 Lincoln Boulevard
Santa Monica, CA 90403
(310) 451-1346
958 Lincoln Boulevard
Santa Monica, CA 90403
(310) 451-1346
St. Paul's Lutheran Church is a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
and the Southwest California Synod.
We are a Reconciling in Christ congregation. Find out more >>
Welcome!
Psalm of Summer
The earth adorned, in verdant robe sends praises upward surging,
while soft winds breathe on fragrant flow'rs from winter now emerging.
The sunshine bright gives warmth and light to budding blossoms tender, proclaiming summer splendor.
From our the wood, the birds now sing and each its song now raises,
to join with all the universe in voicing thankful praises.
With hope and joy their songs employ a rapturous exultation in praise of God's creation.
O God, amid these joys of life, creation's glory beaming,
grant us the grace to keep your word and live in love redeeming.
All flesh is grass, the flowers fade, and time is fleeting ever; God's word remains forever.
tr. Carolyn and Kenneth Jennings
The earth adorned, in verdant robe sends praises upward surging,
while soft winds breathe on fragrant flow'rs from winter now emerging.
The sunshine bright gives warmth and light to budding blossoms tender, proclaiming summer splendor.
From our the wood, the birds now sing and each its song now raises,
to join with all the universe in voicing thankful praises.
With hope and joy their songs employ a rapturous exultation in praise of God's creation.
O God, amid these joys of life, creation's glory beaming,
grant us the grace to keep your word and live in love redeeming.
All flesh is grass, the flowers fade, and time is fleeting ever; God's word remains forever.
tr. Carolyn and Kenneth Jennings