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Posts by Olivia Delahaye

Celebrate Easter with Us!

Easter fills us with new hope, new possibilities, new life! It is a reminder that the rhythm of dying and rising is a part of all creation as it continues to be renewed and transformed. Read more of George’s Easter message…

Holy Week is Upon Us

Dear Friends, This Sunday, we enter Holy Week, the holiest of weeks in our church year. It is a week that liturgically remembers the final week in the life of Jesus Christ. Beginning with Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, we enter into what I have always believed is one liturgy continuing throughout the…

Get Involved at St. Paul’s

Dear Friends, With Easter only a couple weeks away, I encourage you all to be as generous as you can to the Easter Offering. See below about the St. Paul’s Chapel repairs and how the offering will support the costs. The chapel has cared for this community for so many years. We now need to…

Caring for Our Chapel

Dear Friends, As we continue our Lenten journey to the joys of Easter and its promise of new life, I would like to ask you to be as generous as you can to our Easter offering this season. Read George’s Letter

March: A Great Time to Re-emerge!

Dear Friends, I have seen over the years that Habitat for Humanity is not only about building houses but building relationships as well. Please join other St. Paul’s volunteers this Saturday for St. Paul’s dedicated build day and, along with the new owners, build a home together. Read George’s Letter

Deepening our Lives as Followers of Christ

Dear Friends,   “It is well known that Christ consistently used the expression ‘follower.’ He never asks for admirers, worshippers, or adherents. No, he calls disciples. It is not adherents of a teaching but followers of a life Christ is looking for.”  – Soren Kierkegaard.   As we journey through Lent, let us deepen our…

So Many Opportunities to Volunteer!

Dear Friends, I’ve always said that youth leadership is such a strong part of St. Paul’s. See an example of that in the Appalachia Service Project (ASP) video, as Andrew Schertz and Nathan Rudy talk about the difference ASP and St. Paul’s has made in their lives. Read George’s Letter