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Watch our Wednesday Lenten Music Recitals HERE.

Worshiping on Sunday Mornings

Please join us for worship at 10.00 am on Sundays. We gather as a community to offer praise and thanks to God in word and action at Holy Eucharist.

In marriage, partners enter into a lifelong union. They make their vows of fidelity before family, friends, and the Church and ask for the strength to keep the promises and vows they make. The Sacrament of Marriage and the Blessing of Same Gender Relationships is available at St. Paul’s for those who have been regular, […]

Outdoor Worship

Scroll down to view our COVID-19 Health and Safety Guidelines for Outdoor Gatherings. COVID-19 Health and Safety Guidelines for In-Person, Outdoor Worship Make sure to RSVP for respective service if RSVP is required due to limited capacity. Before leaving home For your planning: the Governor’s order defines households as related people living in the same […]

Sermons

Sermons are an integral part of Sunday worship, seeking to connect our faith with the world of today and our own lives.

In-Person Worship

We are beginning to explore hybrid worship as we can now offer in-person worship at a reduced capacity of 75 persons. Due to the reduced numbers allowed, we will be requiring registration in order to attend. Additionally, following the service, we will offer Holy Communion (bread only) in the church for those who were unable […]

Music at St. Paul’s

St. Paul’s music ministry supports the worship of the church on Sunday mornings and at other choral services and concerts throughout the year. The choir sings every Sunday at the 10 am worship service.

Baptism

Baptism with water in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is entry into the Christian way of life. All wanting a deeper knowledge of God are welcome to be baptized.

Confirmation

Confirmation, the laying on of hands by the bishop, connects us to all the Christians who have gone before us reaching back to the time of the first disciples. It is normally undertaken as an adult acceptance of the promises made at baptism or by persons joining the Episcopal Church.

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Latest Posts

Faith on Tap | Insight Garden Program

Community Giving Campaign

National Day of Mourning and Lament

COVID-19 Relief Fund Initiative

Latest Posts

Stations of the Cross | At Home and At St. Paul’s

Easter Worship | In-Person and Online

Easter @ St. Paul’s | Online and In-Person

What Is the Bible and Why Should We Care?

April Book Club | Bless Me Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya