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Formerly of Teaneck,NJ
St Paul is an ELCA Lutheran church in Bergen County, NJ that welcomes and affirms ALL:  
We enthusiastically and graciously welcome all people to worship and Holy Communion regardless of their race, gender identity, sexual orientation, physical or mental ability, economic status, baptized or not, Christian or not.
stpaullutheranchurchnj@gmail.com
(201) 837 - 3189​​​

Sunday
8:00 AM in Zion Chapel
 10:30 AM in the Sanctuary ​​​​​​​
Summer worship 10:30 first Sunday in July to second Sunday in September.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL is held at St. Paul 9:30-10:15. Children will gather, play, sing, and learn the faith through Bible stories and activities.
The Reverend Patt Kauffman, Pastor

HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE
April 6 - Palm/Passion Sunday - 10:30AM with blessing of 
                                                         palms and procession into the sanctuary

April 7 - Monday in Holy Week 5PM
April 8 - Tuesday in Holy Week 5PM
April 9 - Wednesday in Holy Week 5PM
April 10 - Maundy Thursday 5PM with dinner and Holy 
Communion in Dressler Hall; sanctuary stripping the altar
April 11 - Good Friday 10AM Crosswalk begins at 
Moresmere Church (930 Linden Ave)
  3PM   Stations of the Cross
  5PM   Tenebrae
April 12 - Easter Vigil   5PM
April 13 - Easter/Resurrection of
                 our Lord 10:30AM
For online live worship, click the above button before 10:30 AM Sundays. Then click on the Facebook Live offering on the page
Pastor Patt is quoted by Deena Yellin in this New Year's resolution article in the Record!​​​​​​​
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Check our eNewsletter or Calendar for updated information on worship times.
Save the date. November 1 2025. St Paul Lutheran Church Gala celebrating our 100th anniversary and raising funds to endow our feeding ministries.
Epiphany 2025

Caribbean Sunday February 16, 2025
St Paul Lutheran Church, Ridgefield, is located on the original and ancestral homelands of the Mohican, Munsee, Lenape, and Schaghticoke peoples, and we give thanks for their presence here since time immemorial.  We also wish to recognize and honor all our Indigenous siblings who have and continue to call this land their home.
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