I speak to you in the name of the father, son and holy spirit. Amen. Please be seated. I’m grateful to be with you this morning, and I thank Penny, our dean, for inviting me. I’m Hannah Wilder, your seminarian and I bring you greetings from the School for Ministry, our local theological training … READ MORE…
The humorist Garrison Keillor is credited with the following: Many Episcopalians are bred from childhood to sing in four-part harmony, a talent that comes from sitting on the lap of someone singing alto or tenor or bass and hearing the harmonic intervals by putting your little head against that person’s rib cage. It’s natural for … READ MORE…
The St. Paul’s Cathedral Library is up and running, and you are invited to make use of it at your convenience. There are over 2000 books available, and you can search the on-line “card catalog” on your computer at home or on your smart phone at https://www.librarycat.org/lib/stpaulscathedral There you can type in a book title, … READ MORE…
Now that a week has passed since Ashes to Go, and everything is put away, and totals have been tallied, I thought I should share my reflections with all of you. First, my huge thanks to everyone who made the day possible. To Jeff Martinhuak and Susan Jester for all the planning meetings. To Konnie … READ MORE…
Want to learn to be an active listener and reach out to others in a distinctively Christian way? On Saturday, March 3, St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral will host a Stephen Ministry Introductory Workshop from 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Registration begins at 8:00 a.m., and refreshments will be served. Stephen Ministry helps members fulfill their Christian calling … READ MORE…
This Lent we will undertake as a community a conversation about issues surrounding immigration and refugee resettlement, “Seeking Refuge, Finding Home: A Community Exploration of Immigration and Refugee Resettlement,” focusing specifically on our call as Christians to respond to the needs of the world, to love our neighbors as ourselves and to be open to … READ MORE…
Did you want to take another look at the annual meeting slideshow? Here’s a link to the slideshow album. You can turn the slideshow on with the icon on the topright https://www.flickr.com/photos/stpaulscathedral/albums/72157675549792533#
As we told you previously, the history committee is collecting stories of SPC. Here is a sample memoir. Everyone’s story is important, wherever you see yourself– congregant, chorister, visitor, clergy, staff…. The community is the whole body of us. Please help us tell the story of all of us!Sample memoir, from Robert Heylmun In 1982 while living in Orange … READ MORE…
As we told you previously, the history committee is collecting stories of SPC. Here are some prompts that may help you. Everyone’s story is important, wherever you see yourself– congregant, chorister, visitor, clergy, staff…. The community is the whole body of us. Please help us tell the story of all of us! Why and when did … READ MORE…
Got a story you’d like to tell about you and your years at St. Paul’s Cathedral? We would love to hear it! We are a committee that will be putting together a written portrait of our church ranging over the past fifty years or so and your story will help us with that portrait. Some … READ MORE…