St. Pauls Willimantic

 


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     St. Paul's Episcopal Church
     220 Valley Street (at Walnut)
     Willimantic  CT  06226

     Rev. Patricia Gallagher, Priest-In-Charge

     Holy Eucharist at 9:00 AM Sunday

     Coffee and conversation follows the service with a full breakfast on the first Sunday of the month,

     Office hours: 10:00am to 4:00pm Tue. and Wed; 10:00am to 1pm on Friday


Sunday Service Notes

The Sunday service, always with Holy Eucharist, starts at 9:00 AM. 

The 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month use the traditional Episcopal Prayer Book.

The 2nd and 4th use a contemporary version.

A 5th Sunday service is traditional, with a combination of Morning Prayer followed by Holy Eucharist.

Two offerings are taken, the second being for our our orphanage under construction in Kakata, Liberia.

June 2008 Calendar

Sundays:

   6/1  Pentecost III,  breakfast

   6/8   Pentecost IV, Andrew Seeling confirmation

   6/15 Pentecost V, make sandwiches

   6/22 Pentecost VI

   6/29 Pentecost VII, Vestry meeting canceled, Rev Pat away,Morning Prayer
 

Events:

   6/1 Birthday Party for Silvia- everyone is invited

   6/8 Silvia and Joe Commitment Service

   6/8 The annual parish picnic hsted by Pan Reilly in memory of her mother, Pat Mulhall, who died just a year ago
 

Other:

    AA meets on Saturdays

May 2008 Calendar

Sundays:

   5/4   Easter VIII, breakfast

   5/11 Pentecost 

   5/18 Trinity Sunday, make sandwiches

   5/25 Pentecost II, Vestry meeting

Events:

   5/24 Flower Sale 

Other:

    AA meets on Saturdays

April 2008 Calendar

Sundays:

   4/6 Easter IV, breakfast

   4/13 Easter V, film/popcorn

   4/20 Easter VI, make sandwiches

   4/27 Easter VII, Vestry meeting

Events:

   4/12 Fund raising Luncheon for Orphanage

   4/19 Tag Sale

Other:

    AA meets on Saturdays

 


The Big News! PDF Print E-mail
Written by the editor   
Friday, 21 March 2008

01/20/08: We are selling our property - church and office building - to the Covenant Soup Kitchen. St. Paul's founded the Soup Kitchen and Isaiah 58 Ministry in 1981 and the Soup Kitchen has been housed in St. Paul's lower level ever since. 

 

Official permission for the sale has been received from the Diocese, and the formal contract with the Soup Kitchen was signed on 07/11/08.  Signing started a 90 day Due Diligence Period so the closing is expected to be in early October. As part of the agreement, St. Paul's will have continued use of the church and an office there for five years, with extension of that use anticipated for a second five years. 

 

The sale will relieve financial pressure on St. Paul's, and it will give the Soup Kitchen a sure home and more opportunity to strengthen and expand its mission. 

 

St. Paul's intends to continue following whatever opportunities for ministry arise. We expect that our relationship with the Soup Kitchen will become even closer. We will continue to trust that longer term survival will be found in those ministries – essentially we've taken Matthew 6*, and its message to trust Providence, to heart!

 

Mat.6:25-34: Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or what you will drink or about your body, what you will wear.... ....And can any of you by worrying add a single hour to your span of life?.... ....But strive first for the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. So do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring worries of its own. Today’s trouble is enough for today.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 20 August 2008 )
 
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