ST. PAUL’S UPCOMING EVENTS – February 4, 2024
St. Paul's Lansing
ST. PAUL’S UPCOMING EVENTS – February 4, 2024 Today we celebrate the baptism of Elizabeth Leann Lippert. Bishop Perry will be joining us as preacher and to assist with the baptism. Our coffee hour will be special as we eat cake, fruit and other goodies served by the Vestry. There are a few tickets available […]
Winterlude Concert
St. Paul's Lansing
Winterlude Concert Sunday, February 5, 2023 3:00pm Join the Lansing Symphony Orchestra for an afternoon of rarely performed works at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. The chamber orchestra will be joined by MSU College of Music vocalists, Katy Green, Colleen Chester, Dalan Guthrie, and Ryan Fellman for J.S. Bach’s cantatas. Program Felix Mendelssohn: Sinfonia No. 10 […]
Reflection: Sacred Ground by Jim Milne
St. Paul's Lansing
Sacred Ground was a challenging, eye opening, and ultimately rewardingexperience for me and I’m sure that the other participants felt similarly.The course materials had different sections addressing the experiences ofpeople of color and other minorities, but in this reflection, I want to focuson how indigenous people have been treated in the United States.Imagine being a […]
What Is Christian Nationalism?
Why are people drawn to it?
How do we respond?
St. Paul's Lansing
The Rev. Dr. Pamela Cooper-White, author of The Psychology of Christian Nationalism, Will Offer a Public Webinar on Friday, November 11th at 7:00pm St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 218 W. Ottawa St. Lansing, MI Parking available in Roosevelt Ramp on Seymour Street www.stpaulslansing.org The Rev. Dr. Pamela Cooper-White, author of the Psychology of Christian Nationalism will […]