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Dear Friends, This Sunday marks another turning point in the life of our St. Paul’s community as we celebrate the inspiring ministry of our deacon, the Rev. Candy Snively. It is time to let Candy move on to a different phase of ministry in retirement, and no matter how reluctant we are to say…
The Eve Gives Way to the Feast After Trunk or Treat and the Clergy Clash, where Deacon Erica’s feet proved faster than mine, we’re still washing shaving cream from the ground. Giving thanks as the Eve of All Hallows’ arrives. Read St. Paul’s Weekly Update from The Rev. Dr. James Weldon, Jr. Rector
Dear Friends, In our Baptismal Covenant we make a number of promises. One is to “continue in the apostles’ teaching and fellowship, in the breaking of the bread, and in the prayers.” It’s clear to me that “the breaking of the bread” refers to the Eucharist, an essential part of our communal life. At…
The Rev. Angela Shelley has accepted our call to serve as the next Associate Rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church! Read the full weekly update, with details about all that’s going on…
The Rev. Candy Snively, the voice of our Gospel and our vibrant, compassionate companion for more than two decades, is retiring from active ministry as a deacon at St. Paul’s in November.
Please join fellow parishioners for a Gathered in Grace evening, sharing fellowship, conversation and connection as we celebrate the many places we come from—across countries, states, and communities—and the grace that brings us together as one community in Christ.
Dear Friends, October has always seemed to me the most beautiful month of the year. The light changes. The mornings grow cooler. The leaves begin to turn. After the long heat of summer, there is something about October that invites us to notice the beauty around us…
At 6 p.m. during the Halloween Carnival on Oct. 25, Fr. Jay and Deacon Erica will compete in a battle of skill, stamina, and will as they race through a thrilling (albeit safe) obstacle course on the playground. Learn more about how your support can give someone the edge!
Children interested in singing the offertory with the St. Paul’s Choir on Oct. 25 at the 9 a.m. service are invited to come to a series 30-minute rehearsals beginning Oct. 12 at 4 p.m.
Recognizing The Episcopal Church’s call to engage in elections as a means of Christian stewardship, ONE Wake at St. Paul’s, the Community Response Group, and the Racial Justice Planning Group have compiled resources to assist everyone in voting faithfully for our November elections.