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Dear St. Paul’s Community:St. Paul’s continues to adapt to the needs of the Parish during this difficult time. Over the past several weeks, Noah, Laura and the Reopening Committee carefully developed a multi-phased plan for resuming in-person...
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An Important Letter to the Parish on Resuming In-Person Worship
posted on Jun 10, 2020Dear St. Paul’s Community:St. Paul’s continues to adapt to the needs of the Parish during this difficult time. Over the past several weeks, Noah, Laura and the Reopening Committee carefully developed a multi-phased plan for resuming in-person...
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June 2020
On Pentecost, our parish reflection groups will conclude their reading of the Book of Acts. From June 1 through Labor Day, our reflection groups will continue with reading The Path: A Journey Through the Bible. From the Publisher: The Path is th...
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Reflection Groups Continue with the Path: A Journey Through the Bible
posted on Jun 1, 2020On Pentecost, our parish reflection groups will conclude their reading of the Book of Acts. From June 1 through Labor Day, our reflection groups will continue with reading The Path: A Journey Through the Bible. From the Publisher: The Path is th...
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June 2020
By Eileen Sharbaugh, Nursery School Director The sky was blue, the morning sun was warm, and an occasional gentle breeze was blowing.Not the typical spring day here in Pittsburgh; at least not this year. I was grateful, as I unloaded my car and r...
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Parking Lots of Love
posted on Jun 1, 2020By Eileen Sharbaugh, Nursery School Director The sky was blue, the morning sun was warm, and an occasional gentle breeze was blowing.Not the typical spring day here in Pittsburgh; at least not this year. I was grateful, as I unloaded my car and r...
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June 2020
By Douglas Starr, Director of Music & Arts As Christin Cooper and I work to redesign a music ministry that sustains continuity, vibrancy, and engagement, Noah recently asked us, “What would Martin Luther do?” Let’s examine what Luther did ...
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Music Updates
posted on Jun 1, 2020By Douglas Starr, Director of Music & Arts As Christin Cooper and I work to redesign a music ministry that sustains continuity, vibrancy, and engagement, Noah recently asked us, “What would Martin Luther do?” Let’s examine what Luther did ...
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June 2020
By Kristen Morgan, Director of Children, Youth, & Family Ministry.Last week, for our online children's sermon, I read a book called The Invisible String. It's written by Patrice Karst. ."'The Invisible String' is a simple story that reminds chil...
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Children, Youth & Family Ministry
posted on Jun 1, 2020By Kristen Morgan, Director of Children, Youth, & Family Ministry.Last week, for our online children's sermon, I read a book called The Invisible String. It's written by Patrice Karst. ."'The Invisible String' is a simple story that reminds chil...
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June 2020
Our performance of Doug Starr’s All Saints Requiem at the St. Vincent Basilica is now available to view on the St. Paul’s YouTube Channel! Relive the premiere experience, or watch it for the first time here: All Saints Requiem
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Doug Starr’s All Saints Requiem Premiere is Now on YouTube!
posted on Jun 1, 2020Our performance of Doug Starr’s All Saints Requiem at the St. Vincent Basilica is now available to view on the St. Paul’s YouTube Channel! Relive the premiere experience, or watch it for the first time here: All Saints Requiem
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June 2020
Dear Parish Family,.By now you have probably heard about the upcoming 9-week program Learning to Pray that was conceptualized by our very own Rev. Ted Babcock and developed by Cynthia Walter, Mark Lamendola and me. This program facilitates buil...
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Learning to Pray
posted on Jun 1, 2020Dear Parish Family,.By now you have probably heard about the upcoming 9-week program Learning to Pray that was conceptualized by our very own Rev. Ted Babcock and developed by Cynthia Walter, Mark Lamendola and me. This program facilitates buil...
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June 2020
The Rev. Richard Davies, one of the most senior priests in the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh, died peacefully on May 7th. Canon Davies – as he was affectionately known at St. Paul’s, Mt. Lebanon, where he served for several decades – was 9...
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The Rev. Canon Richard W. Davies, 1927-2020: An Appreciation
posted on Jun 1, 2020The Rev. Richard Davies, one of the most senior priests in the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh, died peacefully on May 7th. Canon Davies – as he was affectionately known at St. Paul’s, Mt. Lebanon, where he served for several decades – was 9...
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