St. Paul's Episcopal Church

The Paschal Triduum

The Great Vigil of Easter

Saturday, April 19th, 6 PM

The Very Rev. Stacy Walker-Frontjes, Presiding

Bulletin below (PDF)

The Paschal Triduum 4/17, 4/18, 4/19

Easter Sunday, April 20th

8:00 A.M. We will celebrate the Feast of the Resurrection with a traditional Rite I Holy Eucharist with contemplative organ music.

10:30 A.M service will be a full festival Eucharist featuring music led by the Adult/Youth and Children's Choirs accompanied by piano, organ, trumpet and clarinet. No Nursery Care.

An Easter egg hunt will follow outdoors (weather permitting), please dress for the weather. In case of inclement weather, the egg hunt will be in the St. Timothy Center.

Lobster Boil is Saturday May 17 Lobster Boil - Mark your calendars and please come and help out! More information is forthcoming.

Lobster Boil News [Lobster Boil is Saturday, May 17, 2014]

On Wednesday, April 9, 2014, our Episcopal Church Women ministry donated over $4000 to local charities from the proceeds of the 2013 St. Paul's Lobster Boil. Lobsters orders will begin soon and you can help support the works of these great organizations! #lobsterboil2014

Join us Wednesdays for Mid-Week

Holy Eucharist Service with Prayers for Healing

All are welcome to join us Wednesdays for a quiet service of Holy Communion with healing prayers. The service begins at 9:30A.M. and never lasts longer than 30 minutes. We meet in the chapel in the Parish Hall, which was formerly the nursery. Enter through the North doors or the Kitchen door. The readings for the day are the propers for the Saint of the day from the "Holy Women, Holy Men" book. Here is the schedule of saints propers we will use for prayers and readings of the day:

April 23: Wednesday in Easter Week April 30: Sarah Josepha Buell Hale

The Reverend Lou Ness, Executive Director of Shelter Care Ministries

Sermon 3/23 Hear Our Cry: Marching for America's Poor

All are welcome, no exceptions!

St. Paul’s Mission Statement: We are called to gather around the sacred story and table of Christ where all are invited to be fed and everyone’s story matters.

St. Paul’s Vision Statement: We pray that our hearts may be opened to seek the inspiration of the Holy Spirit to be the church and the Christians that God is calling us to be.