Eric Moore, volunteer coordinator at Independence First in Milwaukee, is promoting a volunteer opportunity . Independence First is Metro Milwaukee’s first resource for people with disabilities. We offer more than 40 programs and workshops and […]
Last Sunday, a purse thief struck at St. Paul’s, and the purse has not been recovered. It’s a hazard of being a welcoming place in a busy city. Don’t let this happen to you. Please […]
Although we have not been actively setting the Table for most of the year, the Altar Guild has met twice to polish the silver communion vessels, and the silver and brass candlesticks and crosses. The […]
It was a busy and expensive year for B&G activities at St. Paul’s. All the flat roofs over the choir room, offices, entrances, and a small part of the church proper were replaced in September […]
Common Ground has had another busy year. We started the year with our listening campaigns, involving 1,000 residents of the Milwaukee Area and have decided to focus on four areas-gun violence, education, neighborhood issues, and […]
In 2021 the committee held events in February and June. This included: African Heritage Month Celebration-February Adult Formations on three Sundays of the month: 2/14 “An Encounter With Spirituals: Music and the Spoken Word” with […]
In May, we completed the 2020-2021 term, celebrating three participants who were graduated from the program: Susan Bellinger, John Payton, and Roger Hansen Our current term began in August with: Year One (Hebrew Bible): Janice […]
The responsibilities of the Finance Committee are managing the assets of the parish, preparing the annual budget for review and approval by the Vestry, providing current financial information for the Vestry at each meeting and […]
Choir From January through April our church remained closed for in-person services. Clergy, lay readers, choral scholars, and organists, continued to be recorded each week by Chuck and Ruth Werth for presentation on YouTube. This […]
As we struggled through another year of COVID and its variants with more, yet restricted, opportunities to interact with one another, the St. Paul’s community came together, often virtually, in service of its outreach mission […]
The Planned Receiving/Giving Committee functions as a sub-committee of the Vestry of St. Paul’s. The mission of the committee is to “hold high various programs that will allow parishioners and friends of St. Paul’s Episcopal […]
While the Thrift Shop was unable to open during 2021, we did manage to hold two “pop-up” sales (July and December). With these two sales and income from some outside consignments we were able to […]
This month’s programming is as follows: January 16: Baptism and Its Importance Baptism is the first sacrament one can receive, and is considered by some to be the most important one. Still, this sacrament is […]
Many thanks to those who contributed to our holiday “Jesse Tree“ contributions for the Teens at Our Next Generation. Your contributions are greatly appreciated.
The Book Group will begin the new year on Tuesday, January 18th, at 7:00 PM in the Community Room. The selection is Days of Awe and Wonder by Marcus Borg. This is Borg’s final book, […]
Christmastide is complete as of this Thursday, Jan. 6, the Feast of the Epiphany. So yesterday (Jan. 2) I invited parishioners to take poinsettias home to enjoy them. For those who did, I hope they’re […]
February 2022 Dear St. Paul’s Parishioners, The Search Committee is identifying a variety of methods to hear of your thoughts about our parish and what we are seeking a new rector. We want all parishioners […]
This space will be periodically updated to keep the parish informed of the work of the Search Committee. Questions should be directed to Pat Luebke at luebkepa@gmail.com. February 9, 2022 The Search Committee is seeking […]
It’s easy to get your news and information published to the parish. Here’s how to do it: The primary news vehicle now is the website, which in turn provides the content for weekly email updates […]
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 […]
Christian Stewardship refers to the responsibility that Christians have in maintaining and using wisely the gifts that God has bestowed. God wishes human beings to be his collaborators in the work of creation, redemption and […]
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 […]
The season of email fraud seems to be well underway, and scammers prey on the generosity and kindness of church members. But you can protect yourself by remembering some simple rules of thumb: I NEVER […]
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