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Martin Luther King Day Weekend

As we gather this Martin Luther King Day weekend, let us at St. Paul’s continue to walk together, pray together, listen and learn together to how God is calling us to respond to our history and our commitment to justice, truth telling, to liberation and to life. May the promise of hope and joy that…

Children’s Communion Class Begins January 21

Children in 1st through 3rd grade are invited to join our 2024 Communion Class. Three sequential sessions will meet Sundays, January 21, 28 and February 4 from 10:15 – 11 a.m. The class offers a learning experience about the meaning of the rite; the class is not a prerequisite for children’s communion participation. A Communion Celebration will take place at a festive Coffee Hour on February 11.

Preschool Registration is Open!

St. Paul’s Preschool is currently accepting registration for the 2024-25 school year through January 31, or until the classes are full. We offer classes for one year olds through five year olds; more specific information is available on the website page.  If you have questions or would like to schedule a tour, please email Preschool…

Celebrate Christmas with Us!

Celebrate the beginning of the Christmas season at St. Paul’s! All are welcome to join us at any of our Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services. On Christmas Eve, the 4 p.m. service has a family focus: it will feature the children’s Canterbury Choir and Canterbury Bells, and childcare will be available for children up…

Welcome Natalie Sroka!

After careful and fruitful discernment, I am pleased to announce that Natalie Sroka has accepted the position of Office and Children’s Ministry Administrator effective January 1, 2024. We reorganized staff responsibilities and developed this new position with St. Paul’s growing mission and ministry in mind. Natalie will continue with many of the responsibilities of the previous Office Manager position, while also providing administrative support for our children’s ministry.

December Youth, Children’s and Family News

“Advent is a season of the longest nights, of preparing and waiting. A friend Amy Peterson calls Advent ‘a deep breath in the dark’ before a Christmas burst of light… During these 22 days, let St. Paul’s be a place of rest and joyful anticipation for you…” Read more from Mother Alice in the December…