Join us for either of two listening sessions (May 14 or May 18) led by our diocesan transition ministry officer, the Rev. Marion Sprott. Learn more…
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Posts by Mary Kintz (Page 13)
May 4 is the deadline to sign up for small groups, meeting three times over three months this summer! Whether you are new to St. Paul’s or have been a longtime member, we invite you to join us as we form, nurture, and deepen connections within our St. Paul’s community.
Read a letter from our departing bridge priest, the Rev. Stephanie Yancy, as we move on to the next steps with our Rector Search Committee.
We are delighted to announce those who have agreed to serve our parish as the Search Committee for our next rector.
“Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.” (Psalm 30:5)
Today might be Friday – for you, for me, for many.
But Sunday’s coming…
Would you join us in giving a special gift of gratitude through our 2025 Easter Offering? The Rev. Sarah Phelps invites you to take a moment this Easter season to recall a minister of children or youth has made a difference in your life or the life of your children. Learn more…
Join us for a discussion of Richard Rohr’s latest work, “The Tears of Things,” a study of the prophets and how they journey from anger to sadness and finally to compassion; how does this apply to us today?
One of the most welcoming gestures we can make to those who join us on Sundays is simple: wear a name badge! Name badges help us all, no matter our length of stay here. Learn more…
Dear Friends, Every Palm Sunday, we gather to tell the story of how Jesus marched triumphantly into Jerusalem. The gospels tell us that Jesus rode in on a colt– a donkey, a beast of burden– and that the people of Jerusalem laid down their cloaks, shouting joyously about the great deeds of power he…
We are expanding our list of greeters and volunteers for all of our hospitality ministries and we’d love your help! The time commitment is small, and you do not have to be an expert about St. Paul’s – a love of this community is all that it takes.