This year the Diocese of Milwaukee’s Haiti Partnership celebrates its 40th birthday! We have some exciting news to share with you about that, and where we’re headed from here. We want to tell you about […]
Good morning loyal subjects!!! Well, guess what time of the year it is again? Feels like we just thanked the last departing visitor from Doors Open 2021!!! Once again St. Paul’s will be participating in […]
While Father Lane is enjoying some well-deserved time away, we are pleased to welcome the Rev. Drs. Jim and Mary Trainor as our celebrant and preacher for the next two weeks! The Rev. Drs. Jim […]
Several of our parishioners live in Sherman Park and last week, two of them, Cathy and David Simpson, were present at Washington High School for the groundbreaking of the new athletic field. Common Ground started […]
After a long summer hiatus, Adult Formation is back! This year, Adult Formation will be a biweekly program, meaning there will be lectures on the first and third week of every month, with alternate programs […]
St. Paul’s Library in the Community Room welcomes you to browse and borrow. Soon Advent books will be front and center. We have a good collection of works on church history, theology, biography, liturgy, prayer […]
Starting Sunday September 11, St. Paul’s will begin live-streaming services on YouTube, as well as continue to live-stream on Facebook. If you wish to view the Sunday services on YouTube, visit our website at https://www.stpaulsmilwaukee.org, […]
The church office will be closed and staff will be off on Monday, April 10. We wish everyone a joyful Easter season! Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, April 11.
The Interim Rector will be taking some needed time away in the coming days. He’s taken time off from St. Paul’s before, but as the senior warden corrected noted, except for sneaking an extra day […]
The Interim Rector baptized Henry George Pruitt and Penelope Chapman (“Poppy”) Read, grandchildren of Ross and Mary Read, Thursday, Aug. 11 at Nashotah House. Elder grandchild Charlie Read assisted by pouring the water into the […]
Want a change of pace and earlier service this weekend? This Sunday, August 14, the Interim Rector will be preaching and celebrating at the 9 a.m. Eucharist at All Saints’ Cathedral as cathedral dean Kevin […]
2022 Diocesan Convention The 175th Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Milwaukee is scheduled to be held on Friday, October 7 (evening) and Saturday, October 8, 2022. Get ready to feel inspired to keep loving […]
The next Interim Rector Forum will be held at 9 a.m., this Sunday, July 31 in the Great Hall, and everyone is encouraged to participate. The topic will be our ongoing conversation with All Saints’ […]
The next Interim Rector Forum will be held at 9 a.m., Sunday, July 31 in the Great Hall, and everyone is encouraged to participate. The topic will be our ongoing conversation with All Saints’ Cathedral, […]
In many churches, summer is a time when the life of the congregation slows down. Not so at All Saints’. Right now, preparations for the Great Hunger Book Sale are in full swing. The Holy […]
As part of our continuing effort to collaborate with All Saints’ Cathedral and share resources to the benefit of both congregations, we are pleased to welcome Cindy Wilmeth, office administrator at All Saints’, who started […]
Dear parish clergy and lay leaders, The 80th General Convention has just concluded its work in Baltimore: an extraordinary effort made possible by deputies, bishops, volunteers, and staff. While a shortened and smaller convention was […]
Many thanks to Jon Rauser, Mal Soward-Gatford, and others for their generous gifts to replace our faded and stained flags. The new flags have been placed in the church, and represent us well as Americans, […]
The City of Milwaukee has notified us that a major paving project will close E Knapp St from N Van Buren to N Prospect on Wednesday and Thursday, July 20 and 21. Side streets will […]
This Vestry Report includes updates from the May This Vestry Report report includes updates from the May 17th and June 21st meetings. The May meeting included a review of the updated Vestry committee organizational chart. […]
Welcome to the next edition of “Endowment 101”. So far we have reviewed St. Paul’s Unrestricted, Undesignated Outreach Endowment Fund and three other funds that specifically support the physical existence and upkeep of our beloved […]
Fiber internet service has arrived at St. Paul’s, thanks to Spectrum Enterprise and Trawicki Electric. Almost the entire occupied space within the church now has WiFi access, and we now are in the process of […]
Susan Loris, executive vice president of institutional advancement for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, and wife of St Paul’s artist-in-residence J. Mark Baker, will be Saturday, June 18 at 11 a.m. Members of the parish are […]
The DeKoven Center in Racine is offering its annual Summer Quiet Retreat July 11-14, 2022 for those who appreciate the Christian tradition of deep, private, silent prayer. The retreat will be led by the Rev. […]
Workers completed the arduous task of installing an underground fiber optic cable that ultimately will carry all our internet traffic and our telephone service. The fiber service replaces two DSL lines that fail constantly, resulting […]
The weather forecast is for a cold and rainy morning on Pentecost Day, Sunday, June 5. With sadness, we are cancelling Coffee Hour for that day. Better luck on Trinity Sunday!
Acts 2:2 tells us “Suddenly a sound like the blowing of a violent wind came from heaven and filled the whole house where they were sitting.” Sadly, it will not be so for us just […]
Effective immediately, you can call staff directly to avoid waiting for a live or automated receptionist. The main number to St. Paul’s is unchanged: (414) 276-6277, and the old extension numbers still work if you […]
On Sunday, May 8, a portion of the ceiling in the classrooms used by the Renaissance Child Development Center housed at St. Paul’s, collapsed. No one was in the room, and no one was injured. […]
Congratulations to Kathie Beuscher (front row) for completing four years of readings and discussions covering the Hebrew Scriptures, the Christian (New) Testament, Church History and Theology in EfM (Education for Ministry). Kathie is surrounded by the […]
COVID-19 infections have increased sharply in recent weeks. The current strain is far more infectious, but thankfully, it’s also less virulent. As a precaution, we’re taking these steps starting Sunday, May 22, and continuing until […]
Join us for this free event on the grounds of Milwaukee’s oldest, Forest Home Cemetery: 11-11:30 Memorial Service in the Historic Landmark Chapel and a laying of a wreath in the Garden of Honor 11:30-2:30 Visit with […]
At St. Paul’s, one Sunday each May is designated as “Endowment Sunday”. Hopefully you are enjoying the ongoing “Endowment 101” series. In May it is time to remember our heritage, to remember and give thanks […]
Last Sunday, May 1, we offered our Eucharist and later Choral Evensong without our organ. The blowers that bring life to the pipes were not functioning, and all our best efforts changed the situation. Turns […]
St. Paul’s monthly Evensong returns this May. Join the St. Paul’s choir led by Music Director Canon Joseph Kucharski and Associate Organist, Tedd King, on Sunday, May 1. Organ prelude begins at 3:30 P.M. with […]
This Palm Sunday, April 10, our bishop will return to St. Paul’s to preach, teach, celebrate Eucharist, and invoke the power and sanctity of the Holy Spirit through Confirmation or Reaffirmation of our Baptismal Vows, […]
St. Paul’s welcomes J. Mark Baker and the Milwaukee Chamber Choir on Palm Sunday, April 10, at 2:30 P.M. Works include music of Bach, Brahms, Medelssohn, Poulenc, and others. Masks are requred and a freewill […]
The Book Group will have its final meeting of the Spring 2022 Semester on Tuesday, May 10th, 7:00 pm, in the Community Room. The selection, recommended by Suzy Brennan, is When God is Silent: Divine language […]
The Interim Rector Forum will return, and the date of that return will be announced as soon as we know it. Many thanks to every who’s been attending what sometimes are surprising and very productive […]
May 1: Disability and its Implications for Personhood For thousands of years, Western philosophy has defined the person as an entity which uses language to communicate. This has called into question the personhood of certain […]
IMPORTANT NOTE! Due to the lifting of COVID restrictions, Adult Forum will now be in the Community Room on Sunday at 9:00 AM. It will be livestreamed. April’s schedule is as follows: April 3: The […]
Well, there’s good news and bad news. The good news is that our neighbor congregation MIX, which meets on Sunday mornings at the Lincoln Center of the Arts across the street from St. Paul’s, has […]
COVID-19 still is with us, and the current strain (BA.5 variant) is among the most contagious form yet. We may be tired of COVID, but COVID never gets tired of us. We now know that […]
We’re pleased to report that we have re-established online access to the St. Paul’s events calendar. You can view calendars online, or stay up-to-date by adding one or more of our calendars to your computer, […]
The Book Group’s next meeting will be on Tuesday, February 15th, at 7:00, via Zoom. The selection is the just recently released Black and Episcopalian: the Struggle for Inclusion by Gayle Fisher-Stewart. The Reverend Fisher-Stewart’s second book; Preaching Black […]
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 […]
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 […]
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