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The St. Paul’s Daytime Book Group meets the second Tuesday of the month at noon in the Youth Wing, and we’d love to have new folks join us! Learn more.
Dear Friends: We often use this space to spread the word about what’s happening in our community, our way of inviting you to take part in something that appeals to you. We certainly are alive with activity! I’d like to take a minute to reflect on the love you all are sharing in showing…
Representatives from the Episcopal Farmworker Ministry (EFWM) will be with us on Mar. 22 for Hermano Day, our 29th year honoring their work. Learn what’s needed.
Phishing scams are prevalent these days, and that is no less true when it comes to churches. People impersonating church staff will contact you making vague, cryptic requests…learn more
Lent is a holy season for reflection and religious and spiritual renewal. And with the world as it is today, many of us are feeling a deep hunger for such renewal. Learn more about lent at St. Paul’s in Robert’s letter.
This Lent, St. Paul’s is going to focus on our Baptismal Covenant, the beliefs and promises made at baptism that shape our whole Christian life. Learn about the five components of what we’re offering…
The Racial Justice Planning Group will discuss “Halfway Home: Race, Punishment and the Afterlife of Mass Incarceration” by Reuben Jonathan Miller on Feb. 22. We will also attend the local production of “Pipeline” on Feb. 28. Learn more…
St. Paul’s Youth will join the Appalachia Service Project (ASP) this summer (June 21-27). Sign up by March 1.
Dear Friends: On January 31, our diocesan bishops joined with over 150 other Episcopal bishops to sign a letter in response to violence in Minnesota. Read the Friday Update from Erica, Lay Minister for Children, Youth and family Foundation
Back by popular demand, Children’s Chapel during Lent will follow the “Animal Crackers” curriculum, developed by Heifer International (with new animals this year!).