The Good News, September issue (St. Paul's newsletter)
For a paper copy of the newsletter, send an email to [email protected]
For a paper copy of the newsletter, send an email to [email protected]
Upcoming Services
If you wish to attend in-person services, please follow the Community Covenant guidelines, below. All services are also live streamed to our Facebook Group page.
In-person Entry 
Wednesday, October 212:10 pm Holy Eucharist Program
In the Chapel, or watch the stream on our Facebook Group page HERE Rite II, Book of Common Prayer. Sunday, October 6
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SUPPORT ST. PAUL'S!
EVERY DOLLAR supports our ministries, and the ability to opens our doors every week. THANK YOU! Ways to Give and more information is HERE. 
Grace to you, peace, and thank you for the many ways in which you support the mission and ministries of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church!
“Walk in Love” is the inspiration for our St. Paul’s 2024-2025 Annual Giving Campaign. What does it mean, for us at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Oakland, to walk in love? Our gifts of time, talent and treasure make the ministries of St. Paul’s possible. The attached narrative budget tells the story of how we fund our budget and allocate our financial and other resources to enable ministry. We invite you to invest yourself through the resources that God has given you in the work to which God has called us. We prayerfully request that you complete both sides of the attached Giving Form, indicating your intended giving for 2025. You may place it in the offering plate, send it by email to [email protected], or mail it to the office. Or make a one-time gift now! THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! All Soul‘s Day Requiem Mass
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THE PANTRY OF HOPE
Please consider volunteering this season! Contact Archdeacon Carolyn Bolton for more information.
PLEASE VOLUNTEER!
The Pantry of Hope gives 80-100 bags of food twice a month through out the year (that is 2,000 bags of food). On Easter, Christmas, and Thanksgiving, we deliver more than 350 dinners to seniors who were alone on the holiday. Special thanks to St. Paul's Parishioners, St. Paul's School families, the Soroptimists, and many others, who donated time, talent and treasure to help our neighbors!
The Pantry of Hope welcomes your financial donations (click HERE). To volunteer, reach out to Archdeacon Carolyn Bolton.
Bags of food are given to our neighbors on the second and fourth Sundays of every month.
Consider how you can help the Pantry with:
1. Assistance in transporting food from the Food Bank on Fridays .
2. Packing bags once a month on the 2nd or 4th Saturday of the month.
3. Assembling bags on Fridays.
The Pantry of Hope gives 80-100 bags of food twice a month through out the year (that is 2,000 bags of food). On Easter, Christmas, and Thanksgiving, we deliver more than 350 dinners to seniors who were alone on the holiday. Special thanks to St. Paul's Parishioners, St. Paul's School families, the Soroptimists, and many others, who donated time, talent and treasure to help our neighbors!
The Pantry of Hope welcomes your financial donations (click HERE). To volunteer, reach out to Archdeacon Carolyn Bolton.
Bags of food are given to our neighbors on the second and fourth Sundays of every month.
Consider how you can help the Pantry with:
1. Assistance in transporting food from the Food Bank on Fridays .
2. Packing bags once a month on the 2nd or 4th Saturday of the month.
3. Assembling bags on Fridays.
Live-Streaming for ALL services can be seen on our Facebook Group page
Click to the Facebook Group page, and ask to join the Group. One of us will let you in, and you can watch all live stream services as they occur, and once they end, all can be found under the Facebook Media/Videos tab.
Some videos are also available on our YouTube Channel.
Click to the Facebook Group page, and ask to join the Group. One of us will let you in, and you can watch all live stream services as they occur, and once they end, all can be found under the Facebook Media/Videos tab.
Some videos are also available on our YouTube Channel.