Welcome to St. Pauls!

Welcome
If you are looking for a church community, you may have just found it! St Paul’s has a long tradition of superb music, a vibrant preschool, an inviting Sunday School, active youth group and effective outreach. This is a place where God is first and you can make a difference.
Announcements
  • Dr. Mark Steinbach's last Sunday with us will be June 29th :(. We will have a celebration of his ministry with us and his new full time appointment at Brown, that evening at 5:30. The choir and vestry will be coordinating that event. Please contact the office, if you'd like to contribute to Dr. Mark's Thank You.
  • If you would like to help out with Coffee hour, please contact Sheila Turner (667-0161) or Kristen Vito-Silva (667-2617).

Coming Up

Dr. Mark Steinbach, our Director of Music, Organist and Choirmaster since Nov 1, 1990, is celebrating a new appointment as full time Lecturer in the Department of Music at Brown University. He will continue his other duties there as University Organist, Curator of Instruments, Instructor of Pipe Organ and also have expanded duties of teaching music theory and oversight of the theory curriculum.
 
From Mark:
 "I am so thankful for the opportunity of serving with the AMAZING people of St Paul's these 23 1/2 years. The sad news for me is this new full time appointment means a time of transition away from parish ministry. This is difficult! I love the people of St Paul's. St Paul's has been a second home to me. This is a place of people of faith, prayer, love, the Spirit, optimism and humor. I am so grateful to have had the opportunity of sharing this journey with so many of you and helping play a role in leadership at this special place. The people of St Paul's have truly taught me more than they could ever know. We have sang together, laughed, cried, shared life's ups and downs...the good news is that I am not far away---you can come and visit for my "Midnight Halloween Organ Recitals" or other programs at Brown and the bonds of friendship will continue."
Peace and Love,
Mark

From Inside the Collar

In times of enormous transitions, it is so good to be reminded that Jesus will never leave us orphaned. The God who gave us amazing gifts in the first place and pulled off the impossible already, will never stop giving, loving and amazing us. We are not orphans, but beloved children of God.