When: Wednesday Evenings at 5:30pm.

Where: Zoom. For link contact Church office or Fr Nate.

The books of Ezra and Nehemiah focus on the themes of restoration, covenant renewal, and faithfulness to God’s word. Ezra emphasizes the spiritual restoration of the Jewish people through the rebuilding of the temple and a renewed commitment to the Torah, while Nehemiah highlights the physical and communal restoration of Jerusalem through the rebuilding of its walls and the reform of its social and religious practices. Together, these books reflect the challenges and triumphs of returning to God after exile, underlining the importance of leadership, worship, and obedience to divine commandments.

This is a hybrid event.

An Introduction to Christian Theology, History, and Practice

In 2025 each month starting in February we’ll gather to explore key questions that shape Christian faith and practice:

• Who is Jesus? Delve into the identity, life, and teachings of Christ.

• What are sacraments? Uncover the meaning and significance of sacred rituals like baptism and communion.

• What is the Church? Reflect on the purpose of Christian community and its mission in the world.

• How do we read the Bible? Learn tools for engaging Scripture in a meaningful and transformative way.

Who Should Join?

• People who were baptized or confirmed in 2024 and are seeking a deeper understanding of their faith.

• Those discerning baptism or confirmation in 2025.

• Anyone curious about the rich history and theology of the Christian tradition.

What to Expect

• Thought-provoking discussions.

• Opportunities to ask big questions and explore answers together.

• A welcoming space for learning and growth.

Grow in faith. Deepen your understanding. Walk this journey with us!

When: Wednesday Evenings at 5:30pm.

Where: Zoom. For link contact Church office or Fr Nate.

The books of Ezra and Nehemiah focus on the themes of restoration, covenant renewal, and faithfulness to God’s word. Ezra emphasizes the spiritual restoration of the Jewish people through the rebuilding of the temple and a renewed commitment to the Torah, while Nehemiah highlights the physical and communal restoration of Jerusalem through the rebuilding of its walls and the reform of its social and religious practices. Together, these books reflect the challenges and triumphs of returning to God after exile, underlining the importance of leadership, worship, and obedience to divine commandments.

This is a hybrid event.

We invite you and your children to the St. Paul's children's program after church on Sunday, March 30. The program will last about 45 minutes. 

Please join us in the undercroft when the service ends on Sunday. We'll have a simple snack (for kids and adults) and then start our program. We'll have use of the whole undercroft so there will be room for parents to sit with their kids and participate in the activities. Our theme is Easter. 

Please let me know if you plan to attend!

When: Wednesday Evenings at 5:30pm.

Where: Zoom. For link contact Church office or Fr Nate.

The books of Ezra and Nehemiah focus on the themes of restoration, covenant renewal, and faithfulness to God’s word. Ezra emphasizes the spiritual restoration of the Jewish people through the rebuilding of the temple and a renewed commitment to the Torah, while Nehemiah highlights the physical and communal restoration of Jerusalem through the rebuilding of its walls and the reform of its social and religious practices. Together, these books reflect the challenges and triumphs of returning to God after exile, underlining the importance of leadership, worship, and obedience to divine commandments.

This is a hybrid event.

When: Wednesday Evenings at 5:30pm.

Where: Zoom. For link contact Church office or Fr Nate.

The books of Ezra and Nehemiah focus on the themes of restoration, covenant renewal, and faithfulness to God’s word. Ezra emphasizes the spiritual restoration of the Jewish people through the rebuilding of the temple and a renewed commitment to the Torah, while Nehemiah highlights the physical and communal restoration of Jerusalem through the rebuilding of its walls and the reform of its social and religious practices. Together, these books reflect the challenges and triumphs of returning to God after exile, underlining the importance of leadership, worship, and obedience to divine commandments.

This is a hybrid event.

When: Wednesday Evenings at 5:30pm.

Where: Zoom. For link contact Church office or Fr Nate.

The books of Ezra and Nehemiah focus on the themes of restoration, covenant renewal, and faithfulness to God’s word. Ezra emphasizes the spiritual restoration of the Jewish people through the rebuilding of the temple and a renewed commitment to the Torah, while Nehemiah highlights the physical and communal restoration of Jerusalem through the rebuilding of its walls and the reform of its social and religious practices. Together, these books reflect the challenges and triumphs of returning to God after exile, underlining the importance of leadership, worship, and obedience to divine commandments.

This is a hybrid event.

Ash Wednesday Eucharist and Imposition of Ashes

Ash Wednesday Eucharist and Imposition of Ashes

Ash Wednesday Eucharist and Imposition of Ashes

Come together for a Pancake Breakfast on Tuesday March 3. The cost will be $5 a person, or $12 a family.

Come get food from 4:30 to 6pm.

When: Wednesday Evenings at 5:30pm.

Where: Zoom. For link contact Church office or Fr Nate.

The books of Ezra and Nehemiah focus on the themes of restoration, covenant renewal, and faithfulness to God’s word. Ezra emphasizes the spiritual restoration of the Jewish people through the rebuilding of the temple and a renewed commitment to the Torah, while Nehemiah highlights the physical and communal restoration of Jerusalem through the rebuilding of its walls and the reform of its social and religious practices. Together, these books reflect the challenges and triumphs of returning to God after exile, underlining the importance of leadership, worship, and obedience to divine commandments.

This is a hybrid event.

An Introduction to Christian Theology, History, and Practice

In 2025 each month starting in February we’ll gather to explore key questions that shape Christian faith and practice:

• Who is Jesus? Delve into the identity, life, and teachings of Christ.

• What are sacraments? Uncover the meaning and significance of sacred rituals like baptism and communion.

• What is the Church? Reflect on the purpose of Christian community and its mission in the world.

• How do we read the Bible? Learn tools for engaging Scripture in a meaningful and transformative way.

Who Should Join?

• People who were baptized or confirmed in 2024 and are seeking a deeper understanding of their faith.

• Those discerning baptism or confirmation in 2025.

• Anyone curious about the rich history and theology of the Christian tradition.

What to Expect

• Thought-provoking discussions.

• Opportunities to ask big questions and explore answers together.

• A welcoming space for learning and growth.

Grow in faith. Deepen your understanding. Walk this journey with us!

When: Wednesday Evenings at 5:30pm.

Where: Zoom. For link contact Church office or Fr Nate.

The books of Ezra and Nehemiah focus on the themes of restoration, covenant renewal, and faithfulness to God’s word. Ezra emphasizes the spiritual restoration of the Jewish people through the rebuilding of the temple and a renewed commitment to the Torah, while Nehemiah highlights the physical and communal restoration of Jerusalem through the rebuilding of its walls and the reform of its social and religious practices. Together, these books reflect the challenges and triumphs of returning to God after exile, underlining the importance of leadership, worship, and obedience to divine commandments.

This is a hybrid event.

When: Wednesday Evenings at 5:30pm.

Where: Zoom. For link contact Church office or Fr Nate.

The books of Ezra and Nehemiah focus on the themes of restoration, covenant renewal, and faithfulness to God’s word. Ezra emphasizes the spiritual restoration of the Jewish people through the rebuilding of the temple and a renewed commitment to the Torah, while Nehemiah highlights the physical and communal restoration of Jerusalem through the rebuilding of its walls and the reform of its social and religious practices. Together, these books reflect the challenges and triumphs of returning to God after exile, underlining the importance of leadership, worship, and obedience to divine commandments.

This is a hybrid event.

The books of Ezra and Nehemiah focus on the themes of restoration, covenant renewal, and faithfulness to God’s word. Ezra emphasizes the spiritual restoration of the Jewish people through the rebuilding of the temple and a renewed commitment to the Torah, while Nehemiah highlights the physical and communal restoration of Jerusalem through the rebuilding of its walls and the reform of its social and religious practices. Together, these books reflect the challenges and triumphs of returning to God after exile, underlining the importance of leadership, worship, and obedience to divine commandments.

This is a hybrid event.

This is a twice a year introductory offering on how to navigate the Book of Common Prayer (BCP). During this time, we will specifically look at how to use the prayer book during Sunday services and morning prayer.

Class will take place right after service on February 2. Grab a coffee or tea from downstairs and we will meet in the sanctuary.