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Worship With Us! In Person and Livestream
posted on Sep 21, 2020Worship via Livestream Sunday at 10:45 a.m. and Wednesday at 11 a.m. We will be livestreaming our service on Sundays at 10:45am, and our Wednesday services at 11am using Facebook live. You can view the service even if you do not ha...
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St. Paul's Voices
Reflection by Eileen Sharbaugh “Welcome back to school!” it felt good to say it even if it seemed odd to do so from behind a mask. That was not the only unfamiliar part of the first day of school. Instead of welcoming families inside the c...
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Reimagining a New School Year
posted on Sep 17, 2020Reflection by Eileen Sharbaugh “Welcome back to school!” it felt good to say it even if it seemed odd to do so from behind a mask. That was not the only unfamiliar part of the first day of school. Instead of welcoming families inside the c...
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St. Paul's Voices
Dear Friends: I am so grateful that in this strange time we continue to be the people of God and the church together. Though our gathering together in person is limited, our ministry has not stopped, and in some ways, continued to grow in vitali...
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"The Glory About to be Revealed" & Welcoming Deacon Jean Chess
posted on Sep 10, 2020Dear Friends: I am so grateful that in this strange time we continue to be the people of God and the church together. Though our gathering together in person is limited, our ministry has not stopped, and in some ways, continued to grow in vitali...
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St. Paul's Voices
I continue to be amazed and inspired by the countless ways in which we have all come together as a church family during this pandemic. Months ago, when it became apparent that we would have to take the unprecedented action of cancelling all in pe...
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A Letter to the Parish from the Vestry
posted on Sep 8, 2020I continue to be amazed and inspired by the countless ways in which we have all come together as a church family during this pandemic. Months ago, when it became apparent that we would have to take the unprecedented action of cancelling all in pe...
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St. Paul's Voices
With the decisions by many school districts to begin the year with remote and hybrid instruction, many families are experiencing the crisis of how to manage the beginning of this fall with their kids at home. As a parish, we have the amazing gift ...
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St. Paul's Virtual Learning Center
posted on Aug 20, 2020With the decisions by many school districts to begin the year with remote and hybrid instruction, many families are experiencing the crisis of how to manage the beginning of this fall with their kids at home. As a parish, we have the amazing gift ...
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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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June 2020 / St. Paul's Voices
Dear Friends: Sunday, we mark the Feast of Pentecost. Many people describe this feast as the “Birthday of the Church,” the day that the Holy Spirit descended on the disciples. The story of the church is the story about how the Holy Spirit mov...
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Still Being the Church: Updates in Parish Life
posted on May 28, 2020Dear Friends: Sunday, we mark the Feast of Pentecost. Many people describe this feast as the “Birthday of the Church,” the day that the Holy Spirit descended on the disciples. The story of the church is the story about how the Holy Spirit mov...
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St. Paul's Voices / June 2020
By the Rev. Ted Babcock, Priest AssociateSome people have asked me after my sermon at the Easter Vigil Service “What does it mean to put my faith in God to deliver us from the current Covid situation?” Some have wondered “Should I just pray ...
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A Note to St. Paul's on Caring for Others
posted on May 11, 2020By the Rev. Ted Babcock, Priest AssociateSome people have asked me after my sermon at the Easter Vigil Service “What does it mean to put my faith in God to deliver us from the current Covid situation?” Some have wondered “Should I just pray ...
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St. Paul's Voices / June 2020
By Andrea Kamouyerou, Director of Engagement“St. Paul’s is a serving church.” This is a statement someone said to me early on in our time here, and I have seen it confirmed over and over again as we have responded to various needs in our com...
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An Update on Outreach
posted on May 7, 2020By Andrea Kamouyerou, Director of Engagement“St. Paul’s is a serving church.” This is a statement someone said to me early on in our time here, and I have seen it confirmed over and over again as we have responded to various needs in our com...
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May 2020 / St. Paul's Voices
Psalm 13:1As the weeks of the social distancing go on, I know that more and more of us are identifying with the cry of the Psalmist. I know I am feeling the loss of community, of life disruptions, of being able to share the life of the church with...
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How Long O Lord?
posted on Apr 30, 2020Psalm 13:1As the weeks of the social distancing go on, I know that more and more of us are identifying with the cry of the Psalmist. I know I am feeling the loss of community, of life disruptions, of being able to share the life of the church with...
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