All Are Welcome to Worship With Us

Sunday Services: 8, 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.
Each liturgy has its special emphasis and appeal. For more information about that and about the Episcopal Church, click here.
Nursery is available for the 10:45 service.
Haitian Episcopalian Service Sundays 5 p.m.

Need directions?

Here is a map to St. Paul's

Join in Advent Reflections

Join Fr. Tara at 1 p.m. Thursdays Dec. 5, 12 and 19 for "A World Awaits", Advent with CS Lewis. A devotional is available to use in prayer during Advent, the waiting period before the Nativity. Use the office entrance.

Our Gifts Consecrated to God

"...so now we will ask God to bless our intentions and the gifts of time, talent and treasure...represented by these cards."

Fr. Tara offered up our pledges Sunday in a reminder that God is the giver of all good gifts, and asked that our gifts help us to grow in love and and that our church "may be to us and to the people yet to come a place to encounter You, a place to be encouraged, a place of comfort, a place of peace, a place to be made wiser, a home place, and from this home, a place to become."

Make your pledge on line

If you didn't get a chance to present your pledge card at Sunday's liturgy, you can fill out the pledge by clicking here.

Our Farmers' Market is Open for Business

Saint Paul's is home of the popular Farmers' Market, open Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. More on the market here.

Between Services: Religion & Theology

Forty Minutes continues a look at the Muslim religion this Sunday, Nov. 17, at 9:45 a.m. We watch a 30-minute lecture and discuss in this Great Courses series looking at the religions of the world. As the sessions stand on their own, you can come for any or all.

Holy Land Travels

Parishioners Jean and Su Szen are sharing stories and pictures of their recent visit the Holy Land.

Their sprightly narrative connects the places they visited with important Biblical events.
Click here to join them. Ten episodes are posted.

Help Feed the Hungry

Please help by purchasing nonperishable food items and depositing them at our tub in the narthex. We suggest: cereal, pasta sauce and pasta, coffee or tea, tuna or canned meat, canned vegetables and fruits, crackers or snacks, peanut butter and jelly, soup, granulated sugar, bottled juice (not frozen). Food banks we deliver to also dispense toilet paper and paper towels, nonperishable dietetic items for diabetics and new personal items such as deodorant, soap, powder, shampoo, so at this time you may also bring any of those. We support Salvation Army, St. Matthew's House, Grace Place and St. Vincent de Paul food banks.

Lots of Animals Blessed!

A record number of animals, mostly dogs, were blessed on Saturday, Nov. 23 during the Farmers' Market. To see them, click here.