Dear St. Paul’s Family, As I sit down to write this letter, my heart is filled with both sadness and gratitude. After six incredible years, it is with a heavy heart that I must say goodbye (for now) to a community that has been my spiritual home for nearly nine years and my place of … READ MORE…
Please bring a dish to share (vegan-friendly, if possible) and join us for simple, nourishing discussion over simple, nourishing meals.
What is Epiphany? On Epiphany, we recall the arrival of the wise men to visit the newborn baby Jesus. Epiphany spans from January 6 to the beginning of Lent. This Holy Season reminds us that Christmas is just the beginning of the story. All are invited to celebrate with us at our Epiphany Party! Read … READ MORE…
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CORRECTION: Previous versions of this post incorrectly stated that the adoption of “Safe Church, Safe Communities” “render all previous Safeguard training invalid, even if it was completed less than five years ago”. This is not accurate. If you have completed “Safeguarding God’s People” training within the past five years, you must complete the new modules … READ MORE…
This week’s faith formation groups, upcoming events, and faith formation resources.
In anticipation of our 4th annual Trunk or Treat celebration, we thought it would be appropriate to review the benefits of trunk or treats.
This letter was sent out to St. Paul’s Families exactly 17 months ago, at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since today is the first day of school for many children in San Diego and in anticipation of our own program launch on September 12, I would like to remind parents to give themselves grace. Naturally, many details have changed over the course of 17 months, but the message remains the same.
Trusting God’s PromisesMaya Little-SañaSunday, August 23, 2021, 10:30 am Service Good morning, friends. Can I come chat with you for a few minutes? I am starting my first day of school tomorrow. It’ll be my first time going to class in-person at my new school. I feel excited and a little nervous. I hope I … READ MORE…
Have you ever heard the phrase, you are what you eat? This is important when we think about Jesus in this sense. If we eat of the bread of life, of Jesus; if that helps form, create, and grow our very human body, we will inherently be changed by that. We will learn and digest his actions and who he is. This is especially true on Sundays when we take communion and take time to rest and restore our souls for the next week in the world.