All confirmed adult members in good standing are eligible to be nominated to serve on the vestry; self-nominations are welcome. Contact Dan Loughlin by Oct. 5 to make a nomination! Learn more…
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Worship. Serve. Grow.
Vestry
The vestry of St. Paul’s has authorized the use of general memorial funds to purchase a full, basic set of new chasubles and matching stoles in the four main liturgical colors of the church year…
Do you have an idea for a project that could use St. Paul’s endowment funds? Are you wondering how you can put a team together to make it happen? Learn how the Endowment Committee can help.
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…
The vestry provided an update on the 2025 budget process on Sunday, Mar. 2.
Dear Friends, I’d like to use this week’s letter to give you an update on the search for St. Paul’s next rector. Read a letter from Sr. Warden, Dan Loughlin
Dear Friends, During our retreat this past weekend, the vestry envisioned our church’s history as a river, filled with smooth patches, rocks and shoals, and rapids. As we move through our rector transition and call an interim rector, we are now approaching a bend in the river, with the next portion to be revealed. Read…
Celebrate Advent or find the perfect Christmas gift with our vestry ornament sale! These beautiful stained-glass ornaments, featuring the new St. Paul’s logo, are just $15 each.
Wardens Barb Magee and Dan Loughlin provided an excellent overview of next steps as we enter a time of transition, looking to the future of St. Paul’s under new leadership.
Please plan to be with us on Nov. 17 for worship and our Annual Meeting, which begins at approximately 10:15 a.m. Our guest homilist that day will be the Rev. Marion Sprott, the transition ministry officer for the diocese.