What's Happening at St. Paul's
Weekly Schedule:
Every Sunday: Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer at 9am followed by a coffee hour.
Every Wednesday: Community Service 12:30 to 1:30. Spiritual refreshment, relaxation, and renewal – an ecumenical service.
Office Hours: Rev. Sheldon – every Wednesday 10:00-5:00 p.m. (Office open Tue & Fri 9:30-1pm, Wed 9:30-3pm)
Monthly Schedule:
1st Sunday of the month: Community breakfast after service by the Men’s Group.
2nd Sunday: Worship Committee meets after service
3rd Wednesday: 7pm benifit concert for the Soup Kitchen
3rd and 5th Sundays: Make and distribute sandwiches for the soup kitchen
4th Sunday: Vestry meets after service
5th Sunday: Morning Prayer service
Parish information links
Sunday Readings: To get the readings for any Sunday or Holy Day click lectionary below and the Episcopal Lectionary will open in a new page. Click on the month of interest and a calendar with links to the readings will open. There are two options, the old lectionary (BCP) and the new - RCL - which is the one we use. Click on RCL for the day of interest and the readings come up. You can read, download to your computer, or print via browser commands for save as or print. To start just click: lectionary
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Special dates
2/17: A desert journey thru Lent starts at 12:30 with Ash Wednesday and the imposition of ashes
2/21: Community Conversations with Deacon Ellen begin and then continue on 3rd Sundays
3/28: Palm Sunday service starts Holy Week
4/1: Maundy Thursday service at 5pm, Foot washing and Holy Eucharist
4/2: Good Friday service at noon, followed by Guided meditations until 3pm
4/4: Easter Sunday
4/25: Inquirers Classes to prepare for confirmation, reception, renewal of baptismal vows begin after worship for 5 Sundays
5/23: Pentecost celebration
6/12: confirmation, reception, renewal of baptismal vows
6/13: Bishop Aherns visits
Breakfast menu
Every Sunday; coffee, tea, milk, whatever assorted juices and miscellaneous goodies show up
1st Sunday of the month: most often juice, scrambled eggs, sausage, hash browns, toast; sometimes french toast instead of eggs, Joe's home fries, and very special occasions Al Scott's corned beef hash