This week, hear a message from fellow parishioner Chris Reddinger about the worship experience at St. Paul’s and what it means to him and his family.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
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Our Annual Giving Campaign, “Grow with Us – We are Rooted in Love” celebrates the numerous ways St. Paul’s is making a difference – our branches and fruit. Your pledges and donations sustain our parish roots, and great things are happening because of your generosity. This week, hear a message from fellow parishioner Bryan Wigley…
Come to the Annual Meeting!! Make your plan now to be with us on Sunday, Nov. 2 at 10:20 a.m. in the church for the Annual Meeting! NOTE: we ARE NOT having an 11:15 a.m. service this week Learn more…
Our Annual Giving Campaign, “Grow with Us – We are Rooted in Love” celebrates the numerous ways St. Paul’s is making a difference – our branches and fruit. Your pledges and donations sustain our parish roots, and great things are happening because of your generosity. This week, hear a story from the perspective of a…
Our Annual Giving Campaign, “Grow with Us – Rooted in Love” celebrates the numerous ways St. Paul’s is making a difference – our branches and fruit. Your pledges and donations sustain our parish roots, and great things are happening because of your generosity. This week, hear the story of a refugee family linked with us…
Dear Friends, This Sunday, we kick off our Annual Giving Campaign for 2026. The campaign is a time to celebrate the flourishing of our ministries and prepare for new growth in the coming year. Read A Letter From the Annual Giving Committee
Dear Friends, Did anyone else feel a collective sigh last Sunday, after hearing Fr. Robert Fruehwirth’s first homily? Our interim associate rector described himself as a “helper-outer priest” and described one of his goals as helping to deepen and nourish our souls in times of change and turmoil. Read A Letter from the Community…
Dear Friends, Fall is my favorite times of the year… beautiful leaves, dusting off sweaters, football rivalries, and the State Fair. It is also a time in our annual church rhythm that brings a lot of excitement. Many of our programs have just recently kicked off, but it is never too late to get involved…
Hello people of St. Paul’s! This past week I joined the staff at your parish to assist you in your time of transition. I am eager to learn from you and enjoy fellowship and worship in this beautiful parish that you all call home. Read A Letter from the New Interim Associate Rector
Dear friends, One of my favorite paintings is “Christ Learning to Read” (1914) by Henry Ossawa Tanner. In it, we see Jesus as a young boy, maybe 8 or 9 years old, nestled by his mother’s side. She holds a scroll, and together they focus on its tiny words. Jesus looks like he’s…