12-1-24 Congregational Note
Administrator
Advent 1 Dear All, My hope is all enjoyed a bit of food and respite this past week with Thanksgiving. Perhaps you feasted with family, or perhaps you enjoyed a meal with a friend, however you may have celebrated, I hope it was a good one. Now we begin our preparations for a new beginning. […]
10.6.24 Congregational Note
Administrator
Dear St. Paul’s, This week has been one of devastation in the world! The horrific damage left from Hurricane Helene. So many folks homeless. So many businesses and schools and medical centers and Episcopal Churches destroyed. Bishop Perry has asked that we encourage our parishioners to give whatever may be possible to Episcopal Relief & […]
ST. PAUL’S UPCOMING EVENTS – February 18, 2024
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This Sunday is the First Sunday of Lent. To emphasize the dramatic change in our church year/season – moving into a penitential time of prayer, fasting, reflection as we spend a substantial amount of time pondering our lives and relationship with our Lord – we change colors, music, and our service. Last week we buried […]
St. Paul’s Advent & Christmas Season Services
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Advent & Christmas Season Services
Rector’s Note 10-8-23
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October 8, 2023 Dear All, Fall is here, finally! Thoughts turn to raking leaves and pruning shrubs, sweaters and boots and warmer coats. This is my favorite time of year. I wonder which season is yours? A couple of things to talk with you about . . . We will be having monthly potlucks after […]
Rooted in Abundance
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They shall be like a tree planted by water, sending out its roots by the stream. It shall not fear whenheat comes, and its leaves shall stay green; in the year of drought it is not anxious, and it does not ceaseto bear fruit. Jeremiah 17:8
Bible Study w/the Rev. Canon Dr. Dick Hamlin
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Canon Hamlin is offering a 4-week course on the Bible. This will not be a traditional Bible study. We will spend four weeks looking at what the Bible is—and is not. We will ask questions about origins, literary styles, what it does and does not contain, issues of translation versus paraphrase, and how to evaluate […]
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