See the full Schedule for Lent, Holy Week & Easter HERE!
Read The Good News, MARCH 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]
Weekly services: Sunday 8 & 10am, Wednesday 12:10pm
EVENSONG Second Sundays 4pm (Sept though June) and COMPLINE 4th Sundays 8pm
Check our online calendar HERE
EVENSONG Second Sundays 4pm (Sept though June) and COMPLINE 4th Sundays 8pm
Check our online calendar HERE
Children and all Families are Welcome!
We welcome all families to St. Paul's, and invite your children to remain with you during the service. The Bride's Room (at the back of the church), is available for children and families. More details about programs for children, including FaithQuest every Sunday at 10am for ages 4-12, is HERE.
We welcome all families to St. Paul's, and invite your children to remain with you during the service. The Bride's Room (at the back of the church), is available for children and families. More details about programs for children, including FaithQuest every Sunday at 10am for ages 4-12, is HERE.
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 
Monday-Friday, every weekday during Lent
The Daily Office will be posted on our Facebook Group page here. Deacon Rachel and Theo Dykzeul invite you into their practice of the Daily Office. Monday, March 1712:10 p.m. Holy Eucharist
In the Chapel, or watch the recorded stream on our Facebook Group page HERE Rite I, Book of Common Prayer. Tuesday, March 18
Weekly Prayer Call
11:00 a.m. via Zoom A group of us are getting together via Zoom once a week to share prayers, information, and hope. We meet via Zoom every Tuesday at 11am Pacific Time, and everyone is welcome. If you have favorite prayers, please bring them to share. To get the Zoom link, please email Paula Hawthorn [email protected] We are stronger together. Please join us when you can! 12:10 p.m. Holy Eucharist
In the Chapel, or watch the recorded stream on our Facebook Group page HERE Rite I, Book of Common Prayer. Wednesday, March 1912:10 p.m. Holy Eucharist
In the Chapel, or watch the recorded stream on our Facebook Group page HERE Rite I, Book of Common Prayer. 
7:00 p.m. Lenten Program via Zoom
HOW WE LEARN TO BE BRAVE The Rev. Linda McConnell, our Assisting Priest, will convene our Lenten study and guide our conversation through zoom on Wednesdays. Courage, like love, is more choice than feeling. We blaze the trail of God’s call by putting one foot in front of the other, falling down, getting up, changing direction, and starting again. How We Learn to Be Brave, by Bishop Marianne Budde of the Diocese of Washington will inspire, encourage and guide us in this process. The book is available online, on Kindle, in audio formats or in hard copy with Fr. Wilson. MARCH 12 • Deciding to Go, Deciding to Stay MARCH 19 • Deciding to Start MARCH 26 • Accepting What You Do Not Choose APRIL 2 • Stepping Up to the Plate, The Inevitable Letdown APRIL 9 • The Hidden Virtue of Perseverance This will be a Zoom only event. Sign up HERE Thursday, March 2012:10 p.m. Holy Eucharist
In the Chapel, or watch the recorded stream on our Facebook Group page HERE Rite I, Book of Common Prayer. Friday, March 21
12:10 p.m. Holy Eucharist
In the Chapel, or watch the recorded stream on our Facebook Group page HERE Rite I, Book of Common Prayer. 6:30 p.m. Stations of the Cross Program In the Church, or watch the recorded stream on our Facebook Group page HERE Rite II, Book of Common Prayer. You are welcome to observe and walk the Stations of the Cross at any time the church is open. Third Sunday in Lent
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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. Collects for LentBy Elizabeth Jenkins
For the 10th day of Lent 03/15/25 Jesus, You are the Lord of all, and Your name is Love. Open our hearts to Your holy will, to love our enemies though we do not know how. This we ask in the name of Christ the mighty savior. For the ninth day of Lent 03/14/25 Judge of all law, oh Lord of justice, hear the voice of your people. Forgiveness is what we must give and what we need. Teach us to forgive and accept forgiveness so that we might draw closer to You. We ask this gift in Your holy name, Lord Jesus Christ. For the sixth day of Lent 03/11/25 Dearest Lord Jesus, please listen to the voice of Your own. We cannot pray, teach us to pray. Teach us to open our mouths and ask for Your help. Give us grace, give us bread and the will to forgive, because we all need forgiveness. Let us place hearts on Your sacred altar and hear Your voice. We ask this all in Your Holy Name. For the fifth day of Lent 03/10/25 Lord of love and justice, the yoke of Your law is easy yet we are so weak. Help your congregation to follow Your simple demands. We must feed, help, accept, visit and welcome and so show Your love to all. Make us brave to wear Your yoke for the world to know. This we pray in thy Holy Name. For the fourth day of Lent 03/09/25 Word of God incarnate, hear the prayer of your people. Give us the strength to speak your name, to live your will and to show forth to the world the glory of Your death and resurrection. We are your voice, grant us the will to shout out Your gospel. In the name of Christ our Word. For the third day of Lent 03/08/25 Oh God of all wisdom, of all history, give to your people the wisdom to do your will. Help us to take off the yoke of the hypocrites, to feed those who are hungry and succor the afflicted. Help us to shine Your light to the whole world, to manifest your love and glory. In the name of Jesus Christ our Lord. For the second day of Lent 03/07/25 Oh Lord of butterflies and ducks, creator of all good and gracious thing, hear the cries of Your people. We are so tired of being sad and angry. Give us Your joy and hope so we can walk in Your grace and spread Your love through all the world. This we ask in Jesus’ holy name. For the first day of Lent 03/06/25 Jesus, lord of sorrow, who through Your ministry walked the lonely road to Gethsemane, be with us on our own journeys. Let us follow You into compassion, service and love so that we may do Your holy will. All this we ask in Your blessed name. Check out this important resource:
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THE PANTRY OF HOPE
THANKS TO OUR TEAM OF OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEERS, we distributed more than 500 hot meals to seniors living alone on Christmas Day!
Please consider volunteering this season! Contact Archdeacon Carolyn Bolton for more information.
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 500 dinners to seniors who are 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 on 2nd or 4th Saturdays.
3. Distributing bags on 2nd or 4th Sundays, after the 10am service.
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 on 2nd or 4th Saturdays.
3. Distributing bags on 2nd or 4th Sundays, after the 10am service.
Video streams 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 recorded services. 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 recorded services. All can be found under the Facebook Media/Videos tab.
Some videos are also available on our YouTube Channel.