St. Paul’s News


Upcoming Events

Ladies Night Out:

3rd Annual Women’s Cabaret

February 17, 2012 at 7:00pm
Click here for details.

Mid-day Music Series

Resumes with our Spring Series beginning on February 8, 2012.

CALENDAR

OUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES

St. Luke’s LifeWorks Dinners
Every 5th Sunday of the Month
Next opportunity: January 29th

Christian Community Action (CCA)
January Collection
Pet Food & Supplies: Pet food, toys, medications; gently used and laundered towels, sheets, and blankets are needed.

ARTWorks Gallery

Rotating exhibits of local artists

Current Show:  John Harris and Bob Skaleski

The ARTWorks gallery features the paintings of John Harris and whimsical 3-D creations by Bob Skaleski and runs from December 13 – January 17.

The gallery is open during regular parish business hours

Artists interested in exhibiting in our gallery are encouraged to contact us for more information.

Welcome

At St. Paul’s on the Green, visitors and newcomers are an important and expected part of our communal vitality.  We welcome people of all races, classes, sexualities, beliefs, and talents to the radical hospitality of God’s table.  All people who enter our sacred space enter with the promise that they will be free to be who they are.

275th Anniversary

Search for a New Hymn

Sunday Worship Schedule

7:45 am – Quiet Holy Eucharist

8:45 am – 12:15 pm : Nursery Care Available

9:00 am - Solemn Eucharist with Music
Children ages 4 – 7 begin worship with their families, depart for special worship following the Gospel and return for Holy Communion. Refreshments & Fellowship follow the service.

11:00 am – Holy Eucharist with Choir
Children ages 4 – 7 begin worship with their families, depart for special worship following the Gospel and return for Holy Communion. Refreshments & Fellowship follow the service.

9:00 pm – Compline
20 minutes of gorgeous chant in a darkened, candlelit church – doors open at 8:30pm for quiet meditation and prayer

Rector’s Greeting

Welcome to our website! Two thousand years after Jesus lived among us, we are a church that sees our principal ministry ot be one of healing, transformation, and restoration. especially removing any obstacles that keep people from knowing a richer and fuller life and the experience of God’s all embracing, unconditional love. I hope that what you find as you explore our website is an invitation to visit us at St. Paul’s on the Green and learn more about our parish community, its exciting life, mission, and ministry.

One of our mantras here at St. Paul’s is that “we do church differently.” At the center of that way of life is the openhandedness with which we welcome all to be part of what we do. Our “outside the box” perspective on belonging boasts a bold celebration of diversity, and the recognition that God has given us this wonderful thing called a brain and, with it, our individual intellectual gifts.

When guests come through our church doors they find this message: All persons who enter this sacred place enter with the promise that they will be free to be who they are. Radical Welcome and intentional hospitality are at the center of every aspect of our mission and ministry and in every point of entry to our life here.

The season of Epiphany is a time when we reflect on the ways that God has revealed who God is to the world and continues to do that in our time. As we embark on a full year of celebration of the 275th Anniversary of the founding of St. Paul’s, Epiphanytide is a time in which we will reflect on the ways that God will reveal God’s continuing dream for us as a faith community. Tune in to our web site to see how we will honor our history and the mission to which it continues to be faithful. As our anniversary theme proclaims: “Opening doors – Welcoming all.”
Blessings,

Nicholas Lang+
Rector

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