Our Congregation at St. Paul’s often comes together. We share in the wondrous services, we join in celebrating each other, and we join in the easing of sorrow. We always are giving of our Spiritual Gifts. In the month of September we have been given the opportunity to share our gifts with some of the … READ MORE…
Fall’s almost here; and whenever we’re out and about, this enjoyable TED Talk offers a tip to help us reduce some of the 13 million pounds of paper towels we all use annually. It’s simple and will save trees, fossil fuel and money also! After hand washing, just shake your wet hands twelve times; then … READ MORE…
Bishop Mathes visited on us on Sunday to lead the forum, and preside and preach. We also had the pleasure of hearing music from the bell ringers… …and a small group of choir gentleman sang…. …and we helped Bob and Melinda Oslie celebrate their 40th anniversary with a lovely cake after the 10.30 service! … READ MORE…
Here’s a great post that originally appeared on the Diocesan Blog (reposted with permission). Now THIS is how to evangelize! It’s been a busy year for campus ministry, and we’ve undergone significant transformation. This fall, after watching several students graduate the previous two years, we knew our regular Wednesday night group would be smaller than … READ MORE…
The Rev. Colin Mathewson introduces a new series for the blog, sharing reflections about the upcoming Sunday readings. This week, it’s Jeremiah 1:4-10. In this Sunday’s Old Testament reading we overhear a young Jeremiah’s terrified response to God’s call to become a prophet: “Ah, Lord GOD! Truly I do not know how to speak, for I … READ MORE…
The Back 2 School Bash was held August 17th at St. Mark’s church in City Heights. Over 200 backpacks full of school supplies were distributed along with shoes, socks and underwear. The children also were given lunch, had the opportunity to get a haircut, do an art project, or play organized games outside. What an … READ MORE…
Here is my digital drawing/collage contemplating the burning bush which Moses turned aside to see. It is said that in the wilderness where Moses tended his sheep the heat would occasionally ignite flammable bushes. I can believe this, having experienced the heat of the deserts in the Pacific Southwestern U.S., where I shot the foundation … READ MORE…
Please be sure to scroll down and read all three letters. 13 August 2013 Dear Beloved Friends, God gives us so many gifts, yet some particularly stand out because of their ability to not only transform, but continually bless us as well. St. Paul’s Cathedral is such a gift to me. Thus it is with … READ MORE…
This video from Episcopal Priest the Rev. Matthew Moretz is quite timely!
On Saturday, August 3rd at 5:30 p.m. we invite you to a special Eucharist in the Great Hall. The space, the music, and the order of worship will be a little different, but the warmth of the St. Paul’s community will be the same. This service welcomes the full participation and presence of babies, children, … READ MORE…