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Phishing scams are prevalent these days, and they seem to keep making the rounds in churches. Know that no one from St. Paul’s will request financial assistance in cryptic emails. Learn more…
Dear Friends, My heart is full of gratitude as I begin this new chapter among you at St. Paul’s. Your generous welcome has already been a profound gift, and I am deeply thankful for the kindness and warmth you have shown me and my family. It is a joy to be here with you! …
Do you have an idea for a project that could make good use of 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.
The Courtyard Committee could use help with the watering schedule for our tender plants, which should require less than 30 minutes of your time. Enjoy the quiet beauty of the setting as you water. Learn more…
This Sunday, April 19th, Bishop Sam Rodman will join the parish to receive our renewal of baptismal vows…Read the weekly update from Fr. Robert Fruehwirth, our interim associate rector.
Mo. Sarah’s last Sunday is upon us this weekend! Join us at any of our three Sunday services, and then please come by the Parish Hall for a festive coffee hour (approximately 10:15 a.m.) as we embrace her with a community-wide Thank You.
When the Rev. Sarah Phelps invited me to consider an interim position at St. Paul’s, I knew it was just that — an interim position for a number of months, waiting on the arrival of the new rector. Hear more about what’s next…
The Racial Justice Planning Group is offering two opportunities in April to learn more about the Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray, recorded as the first Black woman to be ordained an Episcopal priest, and a leader in the Civil Rights and Women’s Rights movements.
The Rev. Jay Weldon will officially begin his ministry with us on April 15, and we are excited about all that lies ahead! Learn how you can be involved in our welcoming activities.
Dear Friends: Today is Good Friday. Tomorrow is Holy Saturday and Sunday is the Holy Feast of Easter. Without any special ideas or fancy rhetoric, I want to invite you to participate as much as you can, as deeply as you can, in these the most solemn and holy observances and feasts of…