News
Outreach
2021 Year End Outreach Update
posted on Jan 6, 2022 The Outreach ministries of St. Paul's continued to grow, adapt, and strengthen in 2021 as we focused on meeting the needs in our community and beyond in response to God's love and call on our lives. Our efforts to respond to the ongoing impact of...
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Adult Education
St. Paul's Small Groups: Good Book Club
posted on Dec 28, 2021 St. Paul's Small Groups: Good Book Club In the Bible, the book of Exodus follows the story of how the Israelites are freed from slavery by God. It is full of stories of the ways in which God meets us in the wilderness and provides for us in wa...
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Celebrate Christmas with St. Paul's
Merry Christmas from St. Paul's
posted on Dec 16, 2021 "Mary said, "Yes, I am a servant of the Lord." Luke 1:38
Dear Friends, I have come to see the Christmas story as a story of many people saying yes to the invitation to join the work of God in the world. Mary said yes. And Jos...
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Letter from the Rector: Looking forward to the months ahead
posted on Dec 9, 2021 Dear Friends:
I am grateful for our parish life, as we live into the season of watching and waiting together. I have been so blessed personally in the daily reflections written by parishioners in our Advent devotional. I am also and moved by t...
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St. Paul's Receives Grant from National Clergy Renewal Program
posted on Dec 9, 2021 St. Paul's Episcopal Church has received a grant of $47,000 to enable its minister, the Rev. Noah H. Evans, to participate in the 2021 National Clergy Renewal Program. St. Paul's Episcopal Church is one of 156 congregations across the United...
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Worship and Music
Choral Scholars
posted on Nov 11, 2021 St. Paul's is delighted to welcome and introduce to you three new Choral Scholars. Funded by Friends of Music (FOM) and a loyal donor to FOM from outside the parish, we welcome these young singers from Duquesne University as we continue to auditi...
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Worship and Music
This is what Stewardship Sounds Like
posted on Nov 3, 2021 By Doug Starr
Early this month, Bill Haine and the Organcraft pipe organ enterprise that maintains our Schantz pipe organ, brought back these tuba pipes after their restoration. Bill describes the fix and sounds the remedy in this short video ...
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Social Justice
The First Thanksgiving: A Conversation on the History
posted on Nov 2, 2021 The Social Justice and Anti-Racism Commission is hosting two Zoom discussions as a way to deepen your understanding of the history of Thanksgiving in ways that you may not have learned before now. The Episcopal Church, through its Becoming Belo...
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Is it the right time for you to be formally received into the Episcopal Church?
posted on Oct 7, 2021
By the Reverend Noah H. Evans, Rector
Over the last few years, many adults at St. Paul's have decided to make a public formal commitment to the Episcopal Church. After each Bishop's visitation service when this takes place, I have he...
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Harvest Fest
posted on Sep 27, 2021 Our annual Harvest Fest is changing up a bit this year!
We are offering 5 delicious Fall-themed soups by the quart, for pick-up only on Saturday Oct. 30th, 3-6pm, and Sunday, Oct. 31st, 9am-12pm .
Check out the menu and order h...
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