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Advent is drawing to a close. As Christmas approaches, I am reminded of what Fr. Robert mentioned in the intro to his homily last Sunday: the deeper into Advent we journey, the more we find the joy of Christmas breaking into the dark stillness of our waiting…
With the calling of our next rector, we are about to enter the next chapter of our parish life. To prepare for this, we are offering programs for both youth and adults aimed at deepening our grasp of what it means to be in the Episcopal Branch of the Jesus Movement
We’ll celebrate confirmation when Bishop Sam Rodman visits St. Paul’s on April 19, 2026. To prepare for the day, confirmands will participate in a class…
As I reflect on this past year, there seems to have been an indescribable Wisdom working behind the scenes. Read a ltter from Dan Loughlin, Sr. Warden…
We hope you were able to be with us on December 7 as we enjoyed a visit from St. Nicholas early in the day, and then celebrated the very moving Advent Service of Lessons and Carols. Both services can be watched on our YouTube Channel…
You are invited to contribute extra funds during the season of Advent to support all our parish continues to do during this time of transition.
To ensure confidentiality of candidates during visits, St. Paul’s buildings and grounds will be CLOSED to all parishioners and staff (except search committee members) as follows:
Join us in the Chapel this Sunday at 10:15 a.m. for “Stillness Dancing,” an Advent reflection presented by Fr. Robert Fruehwirth.
A group of St. Paul’s folks in the 20s/30s age range has recently been gathering for social events, and we hope to start a Bible study in the new year. If you’re interested in learning more or joining our GroupMe, contact Erica Ridderman.