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Posts from April 2023

Acolyte Training May 7, 2023

Join us for a training session for new and existing acolytes on Sunday, May 7, 2023 at 10:15 a.m. Join the crew that gets a front-row seat to the ACTION of our liturgies; become an acolyte and assist in this cross-generational ministry. SPREAD THE WORD! If you know of other adults, youth, or children (4th grade+) who would be interested, please ask them to sign up!

Chore Day Fundraiser for ASP – May 6, 2023

Support the Youth Appalachia Service Project (ASP) mission trip with our Chore Day Fundraiser, Saturday, May 6 from 8:00 a.m. til noon. Hire a crew of youth and adults to do yard work and other suitable projects around your home in exchange for a donation to St. Paul’s ASP Ministry. Please contact Stephanie Hirschy at…

Easter Forums 2023: The Acts of the Apostles

On Sundays between 10:15-11:00 a.m. in the St. Paul’s Chapel, join us as we delve into what happens after Easter resurrection. The Acts of the Apostles contains an account of the early church community: their first attempts at life together. How does their experience reflect ours? What might their witness have to teach us about what it means to be the church today?

Newcomer Luncheon

The St. Paul’s Newcomer Ministry announces the return of the Newcomer Luncheon on Sunday, April 30 at 12:30 pm in the Youth Wing. If you were a newcomer during the past three years and have not had an opportunity to take part in a Newcomer Luncheon, you are invited to join us on April 30.

Weekly Update April 21, 2023: A Letter from the Rector

Dear Friends, Easter was a joyous celebration. Thank you to the Altar Guild for preparing the church for all 12 services beginning on Palm Sunday and continuing through Easter Day. Their attentiveness to all the detail was a gift to all of us. Also thank you to Rusty and the choir. All the music was so carefully chosen and meeting the significance…

Look for the Pinwheel Garden in mid-April

The sparkling blue and silver Pinwheel Garden in the front circle at St. Paul’s is being “planted” by the children this week to remind us that all children deserve a bright future. The Resilience Ministry sponsors this garden each year to mark National Child Abuse Prevention Month in April.