What's Happening at St. Paul's?

Live Stream of Holy Eucharist at 9:00 AM on Sundays

As a result of the temporary suspension of in-person worship services due to the Coronavirus, the Holy Eucharist with homily, will be live streamed on St. Paul’s Facebook page (www.facebook.com/stpaulscary) at 9:00 a.m. on Sundays. A PDF of the Sunday bulletin is available HERE so you can follow along with the service. The homily will also also be available on the website and podcast. Click HERE to watch videos of past services.

Morning Prayer on Facebook Live at 8:00 a.m. M-F

St. Paul’s will be conducting Morning Prayer at 8:00 a.m. Monday-Friday on Facebook Live. Tune in to St. Paul’s Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/stpaulscary). We will be using The Daily Office Morning Prayer Rite 2.
If you can’t tune in to the livestream at 8:00 a.m., you can also watch the recorded video on Facebook.

Update March 26, 2020: Stewardship During the Pandemic

Dear Friends, I am in touch with you this week to let you know you will find on our St. Paul’s website a new section called St. Paul’s Connects. Please go there (StPaulsConnects) and see the numerous ways we are looking to stay connected during this coronavirus crisis. I’ve asked our wardens, Mary Kintz and Frank Laney, to write this week about stewardship. While I miss seeing you all face to face, know that you continue to be held in my daily thoughts and prayers. George
Click HERE for the complete letter from George, Mary, and Frank.

St. Paul’s Connects: New Resource

A new resource has been added to our website: St. Paul’s Connects (stpaulscary.org/connects). This page provides the latest updates and resources for the St. Paul’s community during the global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Click HERE for St. Paul’s Connects.

Resilience Now – Connections Matter

The Resilience Ministry at St. Paul’s is committed to increasing awareness of the potential for adversity to impact our physical and emotional health not only while it is occurring, but in the years ahead. No one can doubt that the current Covid-19 pandemic presents such adversity, whether or not we, or our loved ones, become sick. Continue reading for more.