St Paul's Lutheran Church
Caboolture & Bribie Island
Sunday 18 October 2026
Whose kindness have you never forgotten?
Perhaps someone made you feel welcome when you were new, prayed with you through a difficult season, or helped you discover that Jesus’ love was for you. They may never have realised how much that moment mattered. Yet their care became part of your story.
As we celebrate 100 years of St Paul’s congregation, we remember the many people through whom God has shared his love. Our story includes joyful beginnings, unexpected challenges and countless quiet acts of faithfulness. Through it all, God has continued to gather, forgive and sustain his people.
In this week’s readings, Jesus asks a surprising question about an ordinary coin, while Paul gives thanks for a community whose faith, love and hope are making a difference. Together, their words invite us to consider something deeply personal: What does it mean to belong to God, and how does that belonging shape the way we live?
This Sunday, and through the daily devotions that follow, there is space to remember with gratitude, to reflect on God’s care in your own life, and find encouragement for the days ahead. We’ll explore the welcome we have received, the love we can share, and the hope Jesus gives when the future feels uncertain.
Whatever chapter you are living through, Christ’s forgiveness and love are for you.
The God who has held our story holds us still.
Perhaps someone made you feel welcome when you were new, prayed with you through a difficult season, or helped you discover that Jesus’ love was for you. They may never have realised how much that moment mattered. Yet their care became part of your story.
As we celebrate 100 years of St Paul’s congregation, we remember the many people through whom God has shared his love. Our story includes joyful beginnings, unexpected challenges and countless quiet acts of faithfulness. Through it all, God has continued to gather, forgive and sustain his people.
In this week’s readings, Jesus asks a surprising question about an ordinary coin, while Paul gives thanks for a community whose faith, love and hope are making a difference. Together, their words invite us to consider something deeply personal: What does it mean to belong to God, and how does that belonging shape the way we live?
This Sunday, and through the daily devotions that follow, there is space to remember with gratitude, to reflect on God’s care in your own life, and find encouragement for the days ahead. We’ll explore the welcome we have received, the love we can share, and the hope Jesus gives when the future feels uncertain.
Whatever chapter you are living through, Christ’s forgiveness and love are for you.
The God who has held our story holds us still.
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St Paul's Lutheran Church offers a place for people to come together in a welcoming environment to experience God’s Love in a joyful, heartfelt way.
Our ServicesBribie Island:- 8am - 2nd & 4th SundaysCaboolture:- Sunday's 9am, St Paul's Aged Care :- Monday's 10am (except on Public Holidays when the Aged Care Service is generally moved to Wednesday)
Our ServicesBribie Island:- 8am - 2nd & 4th SundaysCaboolture:- Sunday's 9am, St Paul's Aged Care :- Monday's 10am (except on Public Holidays when the Aged Care Service is generally moved to Wednesday)
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