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The full schedule for Lent & Easter is HERE
Weekly Services: Sundays 8 & 10am, Monday - Fridays 12:10pm. Stations of the Cross Fridays at 6:30pm.
EVENSONG Second Sundays 4pm (Sept thru May) and COMPLINE Fourth Sundays 8pm
Check our online calendar HERE
Weekly Services: Sundays 8 & 10am, Monday - Fridays 12:10pm. Stations of the Cross Fridays at 6:30pm.
EVENSONG Second Sundays 4pm (Sept thru May) and COMPLINE Fourth Sundays 8pm
Check our online calendar HERE
Watch our services on our YouTube Channel HERE. LIVE STREAMING IS BACK (well, mostly and sort of; It's still a work-in-progress. Thank you for your forbearance and patience!).
Please watch live, comment, follow us, and share!
Please watch live, comment, follow us, and share!
Children and all Families are Welcome!
We welcome all families to St. Paul's, and invite your children to participate in our Children's Programs, or remain with you during the service. FaithQuest (Sunday School) is available for children age 5-12 every Sunday at 10m. Ask an usher for the location. Younger children are welcome to play during the service in our professionally staffed Mustard Seeds/ Bride's Room (at the back of the church),
More details about programs for children are HERE.
We welcome all families to St. Paul's, and invite your children to participate in our Children's Programs, or remain with you during the service. FaithQuest (Sunday School) is available for children age 5-12 every Sunday at 10m. Ask an usher for the location. Younger children are welcome to play during the service in our professionally staffed Mustard Seeds/ Bride's Room (at the back of the church),
More details about programs for children are HERE.
Upcoming ServicesMonday, March 912:10 p.m. Holy Eucharist Program
In the Chapel, or watch the stream on our YouTube Channel HERE Rite I, Book of Common Prayer. Tuesday, March 1012:10 p.m. Holy Eucharist Program
In the Chapel, or watch the stream on our YouTube Channel HERE Rite I, Book of Common Prayer. Wednesday, March 1112:10 p.m. Holy Eucharist Program
In the Chapel, or watch the stream on our YouTube Channel HERE Rite I, Book of Common Prayer. 
Wednesday Lent Program
until Holy Week 7:00 p.m. via Zoom DISRUPTING POWER: Turning Over Tables Pastor Kathy Escobar guides a Lenten journey inspired by the ways of Jesus to dismantle the systems that perpetuate inequality and injustice. From flipping the moneychangers’ tables in the temple to uplifting the poor and marginalized, Jesus’ actions and words turn the world’s idea of power on its head. Each Wednesday of Lent, we will dig deeper into Jesus’ challenge to the pervasive influence of privilege and oppression that have dominated since ancient times. Through poignant reflections and thought-provoking practices, will try to discover how we can harness the disruptive power of Jesus’ teachings to effect meaningful change in our communities and beyond. Together, we can turn the tables and build a world where justice, healing, and greater equity reigns supreme. February 25: Reveal March 4: Lament March 11: Repent March 18: Disrupt March 25: Cultvate This will be a Zoom only event: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82758489360?pwd=PocpU85xbudkbUXeoG1sLm7RPPYC6u.1 Thursday, March 1212:10 p.m. Holy Eucharist Program
In the Chapel, or watch the stream on our YouTube Channel HERE Rite I, Book of Common Prayer. Friday, March 1312:10 p.m. Holy Eucharist Program
In the Chapel, or watch the stream on our YouTube Channel HERE Rite I, Book of Common Prayer. 6:30 p.m. Stations of the Cross Program Recall the final hours of Jesus’ life. Details are HERE Sunday, March 15
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OUR VISION
St. Paul’s dares to be an open embracing community; discovering, celebrating, and sharing the Love of Christ. OUR MISSION St. Paul’s invites you to a spiritual journey: to love God and your neighbors near and far; to worship, pray and serve joyfully in our community; to strive to become more Christ-like in living out the promises of our baptism that all may know Christ's healing love. OUR VALUES St. Paul’s is Joyfully Christ-Centered. We value growth on our spiritual journey as members of the Body of Christ We value our Anglican heritage as an authentic, evolving tradition. We value loving, compassionate service. We value gratitude and generosity as stewards of all God ‘s gifts. We value everyone and welcome all to find a place to belong in the worship, fellowship and ministry of this parish. 
What to DO?
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Make a Promise for 2026
EVERY DOLLAR supports our ministries, and the ability to opens our doors every week. THANK YOU! Read about how your gift supports our mission in our Narrative Budget, Other Ways to Give, FAQs, and consider making a Legacy Gift. Download and complete this fillable Giving Form. ONLINE Email it to [email protected]. IN PERSON Place your completed Giving Form in the offering plate at any service. BY MAIL Mail your completed Giving Form to: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 114 Montecito Ave Oakland, CA 94610 Paper forms are available in the church narthex. Questions? Contact Sharon Pilmer Take Action!630 Sansome, San Francisco, is the ICE office where people who are here on visas are required to check in, and where randomly someone is detained/kidnapped when they check in.
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THE PANTRY OF HOPE: Food for the Holidays
On Christmas day we delivered over 400 prepared hot meals to our neighbors in need. With the cost of food on the rise and the social safety net shrinking, the need is great.
Efforts like this require both a tremendous volunteer effort and money to purchase groceries and meals. In this season of generosity, please consider making a gift to the St. Paul’s Pantry of Hope to make outreach like this possible.
You can make your donation by credit card or bank transfer HERE (choose Pantry of Hope from the drop down menu) or by check mailed to the church office or placed in the offering plate any Sunday before Christmas, with “Pantry of Hope” in the memo.
Please also consider volunteering to deliver meals on Christmas Day (details forthcoming). Contact Archdeacon Carolyn Bolton for more information.
Video streams for services are now on our YouTube Channel HERE. Recordings are usually posted to YouTube later that day.