St Paul's Lutheran Church
Caboolture & Bribie Island
Sunday 1 November 2026
There are people whose absence remains woven into our days. We hear their voice in a familiar saying, remember their laughter around the table, or find ourselves wanting to tell them something. Time passes, yet their place in our lives remains.
All Saints’ Day holds these memories together with the promises of Jesus. There is room for gratitude and sorrow, for treasured moments and things left unfinished. Our hope rests in the Saviour whose mercy is greater than our failures and whose love carries us through death.
In Revelation, John sees a multitude beyond counting gathered around the Lamb. Behind every face is a life: ordinary days, struggles, relationships and prayers. Jesus has brought them safely through. They are his.
At communion, the words “with all the company of heaven” give us something profound to consider. Those we love who have died in Christ belong to the same Lord who gives himself to us. We continue to miss them, yet our belonging together in Jesus endures.
This week’s sermon and devotions reflect on that belonging: the forgiveness that makes us saints, the tenderness of God towards our tears, and the fellowship we share across the generations.
Through all our remembering, Christ remains faithful. He holds those who have gone before us, and he holds us still.
All Saints’ Day holds these memories together with the promises of Jesus. There is room for gratitude and sorrow, for treasured moments and things left unfinished. Our hope rests in the Saviour whose mercy is greater than our failures and whose love carries us through death.
In Revelation, John sees a multitude beyond counting gathered around the Lamb. Behind every face is a life: ordinary days, struggles, relationships and prayers. Jesus has brought them safely through. They are his.
At communion, the words “with all the company of heaven” give us something profound to consider. Those we love who have died in Christ belong to the same Lord who gives himself to us. We continue to miss them, yet our belonging together in Jesus endures.
This week’s sermon and devotions reflect on that belonging: the forgiveness that makes us saints, the tenderness of God towards our tears, and the fellowship we share across the generations.
Through all our remembering, Christ remains faithful. He holds those who have gone before us, and he 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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