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People sometimes ask other people to ask me why I use so much clipart on our website. The answer may surprise you! It turns out that I don’t have very many photos of the things […]
People sometimes ask other people to ask me why I use so much clipart on our website. The answer may surprise you! It turns out that I don’t have very many photos of the things […]
Make sure you reserve the space you need by confirming the space’s availability with Lynne Fields, and making arrangements to ensure that you can get into the building and that the building is secured when […]
Con artists always are eager to take advantage of generous people. Fraud tactics to watch out for: Gift cards: No one from the church, and no member of your family EVER will approach you by […]
You can enter the church building on Sunday mornings between 8:30 a.m. and noon using the red door in the southeast corner of the parking lot. The code is 1883* (don’t forget the *, not […]
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 […]
Dear Friends, During Deacon Sheila’s time at St. Paul’s, she maintained the parish prayer list, which is published weekly in the bulletin insert. Sheila’s departure requires that we switch to a new system, and while […]
If you’ve wondered where the money St. Paul’s spends on outreach actually goes, or how the decisions are made, you can find out Monday night, Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m. on Zoom. The Outreach Committee […]
It’s not (yet!) too late to make year-end gifts so you can take the deduction this year. For some, it may be advantageous to pre-pay your pledge for next year so you can take the […]
Haven’t made your 2022 pledge yet? Now you can pledge online with ease! It’s safe, simple, and supports the mission and ministry of St. Paul’s! While you’re at it, why not automate the payment of […]
You may notice each week that various lay people help make St Paul’s a hospitable and engaging place to worship. A lay person is someone who is not ordained to ministry, but is no less […]
Don’t you hate when someone’s phone rings in church? Don’t you hate what it’s your phone? Did you know you can set your phone to silence itself automatically during church? It’s easy! On an iPhone, […]
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