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Dear Friends: This Sunday, November 29th, is the first Sunday of Advent and the first Sunday of the church year. Advent is a season of waiting, a season where we embrace waiting. We wait and we prepare for the coming of Christ at Christmas –...
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Advent: A Season of Waiting
posted on Nov 25, 2020Dear Friends: This Sunday, November 29th, is the first Sunday of Advent and the first Sunday of the church year. Advent is a season of waiting, a season where we embrace waiting. We wait and we prepare for the coming of Christ at Christmas –...
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Angel Tree Project!
posted on Nov 23, 2020This year our Angel Tree is going virtual! We have well over 300 tags on our tree this year, more than in the past few years, which reflects the needs in our community that have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. We are supporting many ...
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St. Paul's Voices
Dear Friends: We have seen significant increases in the metrics of our COVID19 pandemic. I have also been experiencing the pandemic closer to home as a good number of our parishioners have tested positive for COVID19 in the last two weeks, many h...
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An Important Message from the Rector on In-Person Worship
posted on Nov 19, 2020Dear Friends: We have seen significant increases in the metrics of our COVID19 pandemic. I have also been experiencing the pandemic closer to home as a good number of our parishioners have tested positive for COVID19 in the last two weeks, many h...
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A Letter to the Parish from the Stewardship Committee & Sundae Sunday!
posted on Nov 16, 2020Dear St. Paul's Community, We are in the home stretch of our 2021 Stewardship Campaign and we are once again filled with gratitude seeing the generous outpouring of support from the St. Paul's community. Our World Has Changed, but our commitment ...
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Sundae Sunday, November 22nd, from 12pm to 2pm in the St. Paul's Parking Lot!
posted on Nov 11, 2020It's Sundae Sunday!!! Our stewardship campaign comes to a close on Sunday, November 22nd, and what better way to celebrate than with the Betsy's Ice Cream truck?? Following our Facebook Live 10:45am worship service, we invite you to "drive throug...
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Children & Youth Online Formation
posted on Nov 9, 2020Welcome to St. Paul’s Children and Youth Online Formation Our mission for Children and Youth ministry this year has not been changed by the pandemic—our mission is to build communities of faith for children and youth of all ages, to provid...
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Beer, Pop, Juice & Carols
posted on Nov 9, 2020The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear!" Don your ugliest Christmas sweater, pour a glass of beer, pop, or juice and join us on Zoom at 7 PM on Friday, December 4th. We will sing carols, enjoy our favorite beverag...
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St. Paul's Voices
Dear Friend, A couple years ago the Stewardship campaign quoted a prayer from Teresa of Avila. Perhaps you know it. It starts with, “Christ has no body on earth but ours, no hands but ours, no feet but ours.” It’s a beautiful call to action...
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A Letter From the Stewardship Committee
posted on Oct 20, 2020Dear Friend, A couple years ago the Stewardship campaign quoted a prayer from Teresa of Avila. Perhaps you know it. It starts with, “Christ has no body on earth but ours, no hands but ours, no feet but ours.” It’s a beautiful call to action...
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Stewardship
The World Has Changed...Our Service Continues. The St. Paul's Episcopal Church 2021 Stewardship Campaign. During this year's campaign, we will hear from a variety of speakers about how the ministry of St. Paul's has impacted lives in the wider com...
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Stewardship 2021!
posted on Oct 20, 2020The World Has Changed...Our Service Continues. The St. Paul's Episcopal Church 2021 Stewardship Campaign. During this year's campaign, we will hear from a variety of speakers about how the ministry of St. Paul's has impacted lives in the wider com...
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St. Paul's Voices
By the Reverend Noah H. Evans, Rector Last fall, we had many adults make the decision to make a public formal commitment to the Episcopal Church. I remember after the service, I heard from many of you how moving it was to see this happen. And s...
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Is it the right time for you to be formally received into the Episcopal Church?
posted on Oct 15, 2020By the Reverend Noah H. Evans, Rector Last fall, we had many adults make the decision to make a public formal commitment to the Episcopal Church. I remember after the service, I heard from many of you how moving it was to see this happen. And s...
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