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St. Nicholas made his list and 200 names are on the tree. Take a tag and bring the gifts to St. Nicholas on December 4th, 2022 at the 9:00 and 11:15 a.m. services.
Preorders are now being taken for 2022 St. Francis UMC annual Christmas Tree & Wreath sale. New items: Mailbox Greenery and Candy Cane Shaped Wreaths.
In case you missed it last Sunday, November 6, 2022, Frank Laney and Rick Bradley, the chairs of our Welcoming in Christ Capital Campaign, officially presented Fr. George the honor of renaming the Parish Hall in his name.
Dear Friends, As a follow up to last weeks Annual Meeting, please join us at Adult Formation this Sunday as we engage in conversation about leadership. I’m also including the prayer/reflection about the parish hall that was shared last Sunday. Read George’s Letter
Dear Friends, Last Sunday was a wonderful celebration of confirmation and the visitation of Bishop Mary Gray-Reeves. See some wonderful pictures below. Please mark this Sunday on your calendars (and change your clocks Saturday night) as we gather for St. Paul’s Annual Meeting and Stewardship Sunday. Read George’s Letter
Please join us in the church this Sunday, November 6, 2022, immediately after the 9:00 a.m. service for St. Paul’s Annual Meeting. For those new to the Episcopal Church, the annual meeting is when we elect new vestry members to leadership and hear from clergy and lay leaders about our moving forward in 2023. …
Bishop Gray-Reeves presided over Confirmation and answered questions at the Adult Forum as well. You can check out photos from Sunday’s gatherings at our SmugMug site.
This week, as we wrap up our stewardship campaign, we are focusing on how your financial gifts support the entirety of what goes on across our 12+ acre footprint every day, not just on Sundays. There are corners of the St. Paul’s campus you may never see, but the Vestry and staff are dedicated to caring for our resources in all they do, balancing costs and care of our facilities with great intention. This is a community that believes our shared property is indeed Holy Ground. ..
We look forward to seeing you at the Halloween Carnival tomorrow night! Pizza and a short movie, It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown will begin in the Parish Hall at 5:15 p.m.
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