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We know that mental health problems are not rare; we are among people suffering with mental health issues in all areas of our life. How can we, as people who want to share God’s love with our friends and family, reach out and help when an individual is facing a mental health challenge?
Dear Friends, What you are going to see in this week’s update are signs of the incredible vitality of our parish family of St. Paul’s, a vitality that is strengthened through the generosity of our financial support. Read George’s letter.
During our Sunday forums this Fall, join us as we delve into one of the foundational stories of Scripture, the Israelites’ liberation from bondage in Egypt: the Book of Exodus.
Dear Friends, The Fall program season is upon us, and we kick things off this Sunday with the festive celebration of Children’s and Youth Ministries. Come on by and join us. Read George’s Letter
Hear from Dan Loughlin, junior warden of the vestry, as he provides information on what lies ahead in the search for a new rector.
Dear Friends:
As the date of my retirement approaches on Sunday, November 3, I thought I would share with you the diocesan guidelines for this time of transition, developed over the years from wisdom and good practices in healthy rector congregational transitions.
Just a reminder that we will resume our regular Sunday service schedule beginning SEPT. 8. Services will be at 7:30, 9, and 11:15 a.m. Adult Forums will resume Sept. 22, the week after our Ministry Fair.
Dear Friends, Doesn’t it seem like yesterday was Memorial Day and the beginning of summer? It certainly went fast, and I think you would agree it was HOT. But the fall is upon us and the return to the regular Sunday service schedule of 7:30, 9:00 and 11:15 a.m. begins September 8. Read Fr. George’s…
It takes a whole parish to put on a community event like Lobster Fest. Can we count on you to help with Lobster Fest 2024?
The Racial Justice Planning Group and the Outreach Support Team are hosting a Racial Equity Institute (REI) Phase I training on Sept. 12-13 at St. Paul’s. The training is open to the public and has limited spaces available…learn more.