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Loving God - Creating Hope - Changing Lives
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Baptism celebrates and recognizes God's eternal welcome. Through water and the Holy Spirit, we celebrate God's promise of grace. We welcome the newly baptized infant, child or adult into the family of faith, renewing our promise to follow Jesus in faith and love.



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​Communion celebrates and remembers God's eternal grace. Sharing a common table, as Jesus did with his disciples, we consecrate the elements of bread and vine and give thanks for forgiveness, freely given. We join in this sacramental meal, given for each of us through God's love.  We see these sacraments as a means of grace -- a way to know the presence and love of God for all people. 

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An overview of The United Methodist Church understanding of the sacrament of  baptism may be found at this link.

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An overview of The United Methodist Church understanding of communion may be found at this link.

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4215 Grinnell Avenue, Boulder, CO 80305-6608
  • Home
  • I'm new here
    • Welcome to our website
    • FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
    • Church Leadership
    • Covid-19 Response
    • Meet our Pastor
    • Our history
    • What we believe
    • Disclaimer
  • Calendar
  • Prayer @ St. Paul's
    • Civic Prayers
    • Devotional Links
    • Church Year >
      • Season of Advent
      • Season of Christmas
      • Season after Epiphany
      • Season of Lent >
        • Ash Wednesday
        • Sundays in Lent
        • Holy Week
      • Season of Easter
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    • Other Prayers
    • Pandemic Prayers
    • Prayer requests
    • Spiritual Gifts Inventory
    • Upper Room Prayer Center
    • Virtual Labyrinth
  • Contact Us
  • Nurture
    • Nurture
    • Faith Formation @ St. Paul's
    • Baptism and Communion
    • Church Camps
    • Financial Support
    • Membership @ St. Paul's
    • Men's Ministries
    • Music at St. Paul's
    • Reconciling Ministries @ St. Paul's
    • Small Groups @ St. Paul's
    • Women's Ministries
    • Worship at St. Paul's
    • Youth Ministries
  • Outreach
    • Outreach
    • Community Groups at St. Paul's
    • St. Paul's UMC Outreach >
      • Prayer Shawl Ministry
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