News
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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Outreach
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. 16th, 3-6pm, and Sunday, Oct. 17th, 9am-12pm .
Check out the menu and order h...
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A Message from the Rector: September Beginnings
posted on Sep 2, 2021 Dear Friends: I find that September is a time of new beginnings. A new school year, the beginning of the weather changing from summer to fall and a time of embracing new patterns in our lives. This September there is an added layer of the cont...
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Ignatian Way
Ignatian Journey
posted on Sep 1, 2021 Many of us wish to deepen and strengthen our relationships with God. To guide this process, Ignatius developed a timeless 28-day retreat almost 500 years ago in which each participant builds their own relationship with God. For more information a...
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St. Paul's Small Groups / Adult Education
St. Paul's Small Groups
posted on Aug 29, 2021 Love Does, starting the week of September 13. St. Paul's Small Groups will begin meeting the week of September 13th. The book we will be discussing in September and October is Love Does: Discover a Secretly Incredible Life in an Ordina...
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Learning to Pray
Expand your prayer life with Learning to Pray
posted on Aug 26, 2021 The Learning to Pray course offers an opportunity to expand your prayer life so you might get to know God better and draw God’s presence deeper into your life. Many of us know how to approach God with our litany of needs, but many also struggle...
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Families with Children and Youth / Children / Youth Ministry at St. Paul's
“What is the point of Sunday School?”
posted on Aug 25, 2021 A reflection by Kristen Morgan Sunday School at St. Paul’s is for kids in pre-K through 6th grade. It is a time to learn stories of faith, and for kids to build their own faith community. But what is the point of Sunday School, really? ...
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The Ignatian Journey: New Opportunities to strengthen your relationship with God
posted on Aug 19, 2021 Many of us wish to deepen and strengthen our relationships with God. To guide this process, Ignatius developed a timeless 28-day retreat almost 500 years ago in which each participant builds their own relationship with God, not the relationship t...
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Women in Scripture Bible Study
posted on Aug 17, 2021 The first person to preach that Jesus Christ had resurrected was a woman. It was two brave midwives that prevent a genocide in Exodus. At least one of the Deacons in the early church was a woman. Women have been critical to the faith throughout...
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This is What Stewardship Looks Like
posted on Aug 12, 2021 With some help from C. S Lewis’ article, “Good Work and Good Works,” found in his collection entitled Screwtape Proposes a Toast (1998), let me describe how the restoration of damaged organ pipes illustrates stewardship .
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