Events
St. Paul’s Spooktacular!
Join us Monday night for a spooky but kid-friendly open house at St. Paul’s! Joseph and Ted have arranged for an undead delightful spectre organist to crank the organ with creepy tunes, Lane is bringing […]
Month: October 2022
All Saints' Day
Evensong Service at Forest Home Cemetery
Join us Sunday, November 3 at 3 p.m. for our Evensong service for all the faithful departed at the Landmark Chapel, Forest Home Cemetery, 2405 W Forest Home Ave in Milwaukee. We’ll offer music led […]
Lessons & Carols
Lessons & Carols, Reception Confirmed
The results of the volunteer search for the Lessons & Carols reception are in, and we’re a go for Sunday evening, December 18 at 4 p.m. There still are multiple volunteer opportunities available, and we’re […]
Adult Formation
Adult Forum Schedule for November
November 6: Philosophy and DemocracyBoth Western philosophy and democracy originated in Ancient Greece. Thus, philosophers throughout the ages have had their critiques of democracy, as well as arguments in support of it. This presentation will […]
Advent
Altar Guild Invites YOU to Silver Polishing Party!
For two consecutive Saturday mornings on November 12th and 19th from 8:30 am until noon, friends and members of the Altar Guild will meet to polish silver and brass items so Advent and Christmas will […]
Adult Formation
Adult Forum This Sunday
Last Sunday’s presentation, Faith in the Midst of Depression, was postponed to this Sunday, October 23 in response to an accidental scheduling conflict with the Interim Rector Forum. Religion and mental health have a complex […]
COVID-19
Communion Wine to Return to St. Paul’s
Following a meeting with parishioners, the Interim Rector announced that wine will return to Holy Communion at St. Paul’s in the coming weeks. Parishioners identified restoration of the Blood of Christ as a major concern, […]
News
Remembering Tom Read
St. Paul’s is grieved to announce that Thomas Merrill Read, a longtime member of St. Paul’s and the brother of Ross Read, died at his home Saturday. He was 65. His obituary is published in […]
In the Community
Volunteers Needed for Lessons & Carols Reception
As I mentioned on Sunday, the date of Lessons & Carols is not yet firm, because I’m aware that St. Paul’s traditionally hosts a reception following the event, and that the reception is a parish […]
News
School Staff Shows Grace Under Pressure
Shortly after noon last Wednesday, the National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for Milwaukee, meaning that a tornado had spotted, and residents were urged to take cover. The message many of us received on […]
News
Prayers Requested for Our Acolyte
Many of us are accustomed to the steady presence and leadership of our acolyte, Todd Smith. For many years, Todd has been a teacher and mentor for young people who have learned how to serve […]
In the Community
Rumor Whack-A-Mole in High Gear
Remember Whack-A-Mole? The amusement park game where you earn points for hammering moles back into their holes before they can hide from your rubber mallet? As fast as you can knock one down, another pops […]
News
When and How Will the Blood of Christ Return?
Life at St. Paul’s has largely — but not completely — returned to normal in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Among the remaining casualties of pandemic has been the administration of the Blood of […]
Common Ground
Common Ground Establishes Healthcare Coop
Wonderful article in the Journal this week, front page, about Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative. In case you missed it, click here. This is one of Common Ground’s biggest accomplishments, successfully setting up a Healthcare Coop. […]
Common Ground
Common Ground Seeks Campaign Leaders
St Paul’s Common Ground Supporters. Please join us for our Fall Assembly!Sunday October 23rd 3 to 5:30 pm in person or by ZoomMetropolitan Missionary Baptist Church,1345 Burleigh St, Milwaukee Our goal is to have 500+ […]
In the Community
Outreach Committee Supports Episcopal Relief and Development
The St. Paul’s Outreach Committee has resolved to make a leading gift of $2,000 in support of Episcopal Relief and Development after Hurricane Ian destroyed much of central Florida. After announcing in church on Oct. […]
News
Parish and Regional Engagement Task Force Wants to Hear from You
Dear friends in Christ: We are in an exciting moment as Episcopalians in Wisconsin. We hope you have heard something about the Trialogue, conversations taking place among Episcopalians across the state about the future shape of […]
All Saints' Day
Remembering the Faithful Departed
All Saints’ Sunday is November 6 this year, and we’ll be remembering together all the saints in our own lives who’ve died in the sure and certain hope of resurrection to eternal life. We’re going […]
Coffee Hour
Join us for a Meet and Greet Reception with Cindy Wilmeth
As you know, we’ve engaged Cindy Wilmeth as our new Office Administrator, and she’s been a big hit at St. Paul’s! What you may not know is that she does the same work for our […]
Forest Home Cemetery
Dying to Visit Forest Home?
Since it was established by St. Paul’s in 1850, Forest Home’s history reflects the historical changes of Milwaukee and its surrounding communities. It is the final resting place to beer barons, industrialists, mayors, governors, senators, […]