Come and celebrate the glory of the risen Christ on Easter morning. This service is a festival Eucharist with incense and brass accompaniment.
The Easter Vigil is our most important service of celebration, in which we share and embody the story of our faith together. Starting in darkness to symbolize the tomb, we then light the first fire and the Christ candle, hear the story of God’s saving grace through all generations, baptize new members of the faith, and sing the first Alleluia of Easter.…
Good Friday is a solemn experience of sitting with Christ in his moment of suffering. We will pray for the brokenness of our world and join together around the cross, from which is born the new life of Easter.
On Maundy Thursday, we remember the two things Jesus instructed us to do in remembrance of him – washing each other’s feet and sharing the bread and wine of the Eucharist. We finish with the stripping of the altar to prepare for Good Friday, followed by a watch for anyone who would like to take a shift.
Palm Sunday: March 24 – 10:00am and 5:00pmWe begin Holy Week on Palm Sunday as we celebrate Jesus’s triumphal entry to Jerusalem, followed soon by his death on the cross. On this day, we live into the extremes of beauty and brokenness, and prepare ourselves to walk with Christ through the final days of his life, which we must walk with him to…
Join us to celebrate the good news that God is among us! 4:00PM – This ‘come as you are’ Christmas pageant gives children the opportunity to participate as they would like. We will tell the Christmas story, sing carols, and share communion. 8:00PM – This is our Festival Holy Eucharist full of beauty and wonder.…
In honor of the Feast of St. Francis, on Saturday, October 7, at 10:00am, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will have our annual service of the Blessing of the Animals. This will take place in front of the Great Doors of the church (facing War Memorial Drive), or, in the event of rain, inside the sanctuary.…
Come out for an evening of food and fellowship on Saturday, September 30, from 4:00-7:00pm for our annual Oktoberfest celebration in the Garth (outdoor courtyard). We will have brats and hot dogs, potato salad and sauerkraut, along with hard cider, beer, wine, water, soda and fun non-alcoholic drinks for kids and adults. Come celebrate our community together.
Come and celebrate the glory of the risen Christ on Easter morning. This service is a festival Eucharist with incense and brass accompaniment.