All Are Welcome to Worship With Us
Sundays 8 and 10 a.m.
To learn about our worship service and about the Episcopal Church, click here.
Nursery is available for 10 a.m. service.
Haitian Episcopalian Service Sundays 5 p.m.
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Forty Minutes, a between-the-services adult educational program, is featuring lectures on the history of Christianity by Prof. Luke Timothy Johnson, Emory University. He presents a clear survey of the most important elements of our religious tradition, the world's largest faith. Topics consider fundamental issues including Christianity's birth and expansion across the Mediterranean world, the development of its core doctrine, its deep connections to Western culture, and more.
We will meet at 9:10 a.m. and conclude at 9:50.
Each lecture is self-contained; you may attend any or all of the 12.
Video Showcases God's Gardeners
Cesar Noble created this 12-minute video of the activities of God's Gardeners, a vitally important ministry of the church. Anyone can join the men and women who take care of the buildings and grounds by showing up at 7:30 (or so) on Thursday mornings. If you can't partake, give a nod of gratitude to your fellow parishioners who keep our campus spiffy.
A Big 'Thank You'
Farmers' Market
Volunteers Feted...
...and fed a delightful luncheon courtesy of Mike Moore, at his popular Turtle Club. Volunteers, who make the Farmers' Market a happy and safe place for our neighbors, can now rest up until they return to their posts in the fall.
Louise Tucker and Alan Cragg at the luncheon. More pictures here.
While the last market day for this season was April 26, we will be having two more big yard sales in the summer:
Sept. 27 and Oct. 25, the last Saturdays of the month. Have stuff to sell but not enough to hold your own garage sale? This is your opportunity to get space for a small fee and join lots of your neighbors in displaying your goods. More information will be posted here in coming weeks. More on the market here.
A Show of Fashion and Fun
A Runway for the Unique Boutique
Ladies of the church and friends gathered for an afternoon of fashion and tea, featuring the gently used fashion designer clothing that is for sale at the Unique Boutique at the Farmers' Market on Saturday mornings. The event combined fun and a good cause!
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Diocesean Convention
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Parish Tours St. Matt's
'Roasting' Roger Conant
Celebrate Larry Smellie
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St. Paul's Calendar
Click the calendar image to see what's going on at St. Paul's. Want to know what the Gospel will be this Sunday? Click on the band on top of the Sunday box and the lectionary will appear. The http link at the bottom will take you to the readings.
Grrreetings, Monroe
Even dogs like to congregate in a place where everyone knows their name, and you'll have a leg up by wearing a name tag. While not necessarily a dogmatic imperative, wearing a nametag is an act of hospitality! To order one, email the office. These plastic ones, such as displayed by Su Szen's dog here, are $8; paper ones are free.
Have a Coffee, on Us!
Coffee and snacks are available during fellowship time after each Sunday service. Parishioners provide the goodies, and you can sign up to share in this expression of love, in Trinity Hall. Small donations help us keep the coffee flowing and supplies on hand.
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.