Senior Warden Bob is a long-time Episcopalian beginning with high school attendance at The Episcopal Academy in Philadelphia, PA. Since then, he has been a member of St James in Lancaster, PA, Heavenly Rest in New York City and Trinity Cathedral in Portland, OR. All of these relationships were theContinue Reading
Until further notice: – All services will be livestreamed from St. Paul’s! Join us on Zoom or Facebook.Continue Reading
As we navigate the new reality of life in the time of Covid-19, St. Paul’s will be using Zoom and Facebook Live as tools for keeping us spiritually healthy. Our CoronaCasts will begin this Sunday at 10:30AM CET and continue into the foreseeable future. We invite your input as we beginContinue Reading
In accordance with the decree of March 8th, St. Paul’s has adopted the following measures: All concerts are suspended until further notice. The JNRC will also be closed until further notice. Sunday services and Wednesday Within the Walls will go ahead as planned, with the proviso that social distancing mustContinue Reading
The emergence of cases of COVID-19 (the “coronavirus”) in Europe, and recent deaths in northern Italy associated with the virus, should be a matter of concern to all of our communities. There are basic steps each of our communities can follow to minimize risks to all of our people andContinue Reading
2020 Rice Bowl Project of the Churches Together in Rome: Supporting the mission of St. Andrew’s, Malta.
Out of Africa … into Malta has now become an organized charity run by the Church of Scotland and coordinates with the Red Cross of Malta. But as the mission project has grown, so has the vision. Out of Africa … into Malta is now looking at longer-term initiatives which will help take people out of the camps and refugee centers permanently. At the core of this vision is an effective way of multiplying the benefits of your giving.
Thursdays and Saturdays, 20:30Continue Reading
As Christians, we recognize that all we have is from God, and we are merely stewards of his bounty. As responsible stewards, we return to our generous Creator a measure of what we have been given, for the increase of his kingdom on earth. God has chosen the Church as the primary bearer of Jesus’ Good News, and God has equipped every member of the Body of Christ with a gift to offer. Our participation in this mission of God is important not only for the life of the church and its witness in the world, but also for our own spiritual well-being. Through faithful giving, we respond to God’s call to be disciples together – yes, maintaining the infrastructure of our buildings and ministries but much more importantly, encouraging our spiritual growth by providing opportunities for our worship, spiritual discipline, fellowship, service and evangelism. Our commitment, or pledge, is therefore a promise between us and the Lord of all creation to make a priority of our relationship with God in the coming year. By our pledge, we become partners in God’s saving work.
