What‘s happening at Saint Paul’s: April 1, 2022
Reaching Beyond Our Bounds
Help Us Expand Our Connection to People with New Systems for Sound and Online Streaming
Two years ago when the onset of the pandemic forced us to close our beautiful Nave and worship only online, we had no way to know how long it would be until we could again worship side by side. Thanks be to God, we have managed to do that for most of the past year. We are not yet finished with the pandemic, or it with us. But we have reached a more hopeful point. What have we learned? How have we excelled—or fallen short? Most importantly, what lessons and practices do we want to hold on to from this time of challenges and learning? Thanks to a bequest from the late Jo Belknap, we have the opportunity to expand our online worship capacity with a new live streaming system that will be accessed easily and reliably through the St. Paul’s website.
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Here’s how you can make a contribution online by clicking here or send a check designated to St. Paul’s with “digital upgrade” in the memo.
In hope and joy, Jan, Cliff and The Rev. Carolyn
Safe Church Training
Easter Flowers: donations
A Sacred Ground Affinity Group meets on the 2nd Monday of the month at 1:30 p.m. in the Great Hall to further discuss the lessons learned in the Sacred Ground study. Those attending will explore Stephanie Speller’s most recent book The Church Cracked Open: Disruption, Decline, and New Hope for Beloved Community. Contact the parish office to pick up your copy. Those wishing to offset the purchase of a book and shipping cost are invited to make a donation of $16.
