In this week’s Hope for the Journey, Mother Alice explores the Psalmist’s imagery of finding refuge under the shadow of God’s wings.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Posts by Mary Kintz (Page 54)
With more parishioner returning to in-person worship services we need more ushers. Ushers greet people at church on Sunday mornings, hand out service bulletins, collect the offering, and assist the congregation at Communion time…
Dear Friends, It has been wonderful to see folks returning to in person Sunday worship. We are excited to see the return of ASP this summer after a two year pause due to COVID-19. Hermano Day is just a week away and we hope you can provide support as described below. Please see some wonderful news as well from our Endowment Board. …
Do you have a good idea for the use of endowment funds? In 2022, the endowment will be able to fund more projects that fulfil the mission of our church outside of our operating budget. …
We are excited to announce that St. Paul’s Youth is planning to resume our annual mission trip to serve families in Appalachia! We are doing so after a careful internal review of both Diocese and Parish recommendations, and specific Covid-19 protocols will be in place for all participants in order to maintain safety.
Dear Friends, Please join us this Saturday as we gather to remember the Rev. Lois Reardin. During this lenten season you are invited to participate in two Adult Formation offerings, and consider a donation for Easter Lilies. I’ve also included a summary of the new protocols effective this Sunday. Read George’s Letter
A memorial service will be held for the Rev. Lois Reardin, Retired Priest Associate, on Saturday, March 12 at 1:00 p.m. Bishop Sam Rodman, who was in seminary with Lois, will be with us. Here is Lois’s obituary.
Dear Friends, As we begin our observance of a holy Lent, I am writing to update you on our pandemic guidelines. The following will take effect on the Second Sunday of Lent, March 13. Read A Special Update from the Rector
Dear Friends, As we enter the Lenten season, I ask your prayers for both those in Ukraine who face such unjust violence, aggression, and death, as well as those in Russia who heroically stand up to the unjust leadership of their country. Below I offer a prayer from the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and Archbishop Stephen Cotrell of York, followed by…
During this season of Lent please take a moment to consider donating a lily plant to help decorate the altar on Easter Sunday. Giving a lily plant that will decorate the altar for the Easter services is a beautiful way to remember/or give thanks for the special people in our lives.