EVENTS

A little more detail about upcoming events at St. Paul's

  • Monthly Healing Prayer

    Healing prayer is a ministry that has been a part of the church’s practice since ancient times. We will begin offering healing prayer during Sunday worship once per month at all services.


    Healing prayer includes laying on of hands and anointing with oil, and will be offered during the distribution of communion. Those who wish to receive healing prayer may come to the altar rail in the sanctuary, or to the healing prayer station in the fellowship hall, any time during the communion distribution.


    The gospels bear witness to Jesus performing many healing miracles, and the apostles carried on this work of healing as they sojourned throughout their ministries. Jesus Christ and the biblical witness continue to be at the theological center of the church’s ministry of healing. The early church described Jesus as the Great Physician, who is both the doctor and the medicine, giving the remedy of himself to those with whom he is in relationship. In the completeness of Christ’s nature, including both humanity and divinity, Jesus enacts for us both physical and spiritual healing.


    2026 Dates:

    March 22
    April 26

    May 24

    June 28

    July 26

    August 30

    September 27

    October 25

    November 22

    December 20

  • Faith & Film Series

    Summer Family Series

     

    The next two films in our Faith and Film series are a great opportunity for families to attend together. Both films are rated PG and are entertaining and meaningful for children and adults. Parents may want to read more about both films to decide if their very young children should attend.

     

    To accommodate families with children, we will begin both movies at 5:30pm. Bring a dinner to enjoy during the movies if you like. Popcorn is provided. Conversation will follow.

     

    Where the Wild Things Are

    Sunday June 28 at 5:30 PM

    Based on the popular children’s book by Maurice Sendak, this film explores the themes of childhood imagination, anger and other emotions, and the need to find a safe place in family and home.

     

    Marcel the Shell with Shoes On

    Sunday, July 26 at 5:30 PM

    What began as a series of short videos on YouTube became a full-length film in 2022. Delightful, funny, and emotionally moving all at once, Marcel is a small creature that explores the importance of family, the struggle of grief, and the ability to find joy in everyday life.

  • Men's Bible Study

    Father, Son, Brother, Husband. Stories of Men’s Roles and Relationships in Scripture


    The new study by Pastor Coffey will explore men’s various roles and relationships in life. Biblical stories will help inspire and guide our conversation about how we can faithfully live out our may relationships and roles – including father, son, brother, husband, friend, mentor, and more. All men are invited and encouraged to attend this engaging study as we learn from Scripture and from each other. If you would like to be added to the Men’s Bible Study email list, contact the Church Office.


  • Grain & Grape | Pub Theology

    On the first Wednesday of the month, we gather at Home Sweet Farm to raise a glass and read deeper into a Bible story.  We ask a lot of questions, we learn more about the historical context of Jesus’s life, and we always end up learning more about our lives too.  Come join us at 7:30pm to be a part of this monthly gathering. All are welcome!

  • Fill the Basket

    The Social Concerns Committee challenges you to fill our “Big Baskets” with donated items. You can find these baskets located in the narthex of the church as well as the fellowship hall. Each month there will be a different cause to donate to.


    We challenge you to fill the baskets!


    Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me. Matthew 25: (40)