The Fifth Sunday of Easter Solemn High Mass: 11:00 AM Sunday's Appointed Readings and Homily The First Reading—Acts 8:26-40 Psalm 30 Epistle—1 John 4:7-21 The Gospel—John 15:1-8 Sermon—Fr. Wallace Music Prelude: Après Un Rêve—Gabriel Fauré, arr. Diane Bish Entrance Hymn: “The day of resurrection,” Ellacombe, Hymnal #210 Offertory Anthem: If ye love me—Thomas Tallis Communion [...]
Thanks to the herculean efforts of Michael Eckblad and his team, we now have complete wifi coverage over all of the church property. This project which was approved by the vestry before Christmas last year, and the team spent many hours on several consecutive Saturdays over the winter months in cramped, cold and dirty places, [...]
The Sunday School kids will be doing their annual letter writing campaign over the next few weeks. The kids will write letters to anyone who might want to receive a little note in the mail to brighten their day. Maybe you know someone who is sick, or feeling a little lonely, or who would just [...]
The Sunday School children are excited to announce that St. Paul's successfully raised $126 dollars from the lemonade/iced tea stand for St. Jude's Children's Hospital! Thank you to everyone for your support and donations for this wonderful cause!
April 22, The Third Sunday of Easter Solemn High Mass: 11:00 AM Sunday's Appointed Readings and Sermon The First Reading—Acts 3:12-10 Psalm 4 The Epistle—1 John 3:1-7 The Gospel— Luke 24:36b-48 Sermon—Fr. Wallace Music Prelude: Aria—David Ashley White Entrance Hymn and Asperges, “Awake, arise, lift your voice,” Hymnal, #212 Offertory Hymn: “Now the green blade [...]
We are honored to welcome the Rev’d Claire Woodley, Canon for Ministry Support for the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island, as our guest preacher next Sunday, April 22. She will be guiding St. Paul’s through its search process. Please give her a proper St. Paul’s welcome.
We are happy to announce that the historic buildings at 236 and 238 President Street have been “calendared” by the Landmarks Preservation Commission which means that the issue of landmarking these buildings has been added to the LPC’s calendar for discussion. In the meantime, the buildings cannot be demolished. Many thanks to everyone from [...]
