At St. Paul Presbyterian our goal is to restore full participation in worship to God’s people in accordance with biblical standards. In today’s parlance, that means a more or less “liturgical” style of worship. In actual practice, it means a service where sin is confessed corporately, the Word is read and preached from both Testaments, the Lord’s Supper is observed weekly, and the children of believing parents are welcomed gladly, along with the elderly and the mentally handicapped, to the Table (Mt. 19:14).
“The kingdom of God is not eating and drinking, but righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit” (Rom. 14:17); and yet there is a lot of eating and drinking going on in the kingdom. The fellowship we have together as the Body of Christ around our Lord’s Table overflows into a lifestyle of joy and feasting with one another
