2023-2024 Worship Schedule
Scroll down for more information about our worship offerings. You can also learn more on our homepage. And find the latest details on our calendar.
Sunday Morning Holy Eucharist at 10:00 a.m.
Rector's Forum at 9 a.m. ◆ Coffee Hour at 11 a.m.
Sunday Evening Celtic Eucharist at 5:00 p.m.
Watch Us Live!
Our Sunday Morning worship service is live-streamed each week on our Facebook page, our YouTube channel, and here on our website (scroll down) through Boxcast. You can find our worship service archive on our YouTube channel. Our Evening Celtic Eucharist is not live-streamed or recorded.
Worship at St. Paul's
Each week we offer two styles of Sunday worship, as well as daily morning prayer & evening compline on weekdays via Zoom.
Join us Sunday Mornings at 10:00 a.m. for Holy Eucharist with traditional music or join us Sunday Evenings at 5:00 p.m. for Holy Eucharist in the Celtic Tradition with contemporary music.
Coffee Hour takes place in the Parish Hall directly following our morning service. Faith formation programming for Children & Youth takes place Sunday morning: click here to learn more about our Children's Ministry. Starting September 17, you can join Rev. Tuesday for your morning cup of joe with Rector's Forum at 9 a.m. We explore the roots of our Episcopal faith with a video and reflection in this year long series.
Please check our Calendar page for the most up-to-date information.
Morning Prayer
& Compline
Find community every weekday with prayer via Zoom. All are welcome!
Monday - Friday
7:30 am Morning Prayer
8:30 pm Compline
Click to join: Zoom
Holy Eucharist
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From our Morning Service: the Reverend Tuesday Rupp is often joined at the altar by Rev. Deacon David Rhodes. Along with lay-participants and acolytes.
Celtic Tradition
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From our Evening Service: our Holy Eucharist in the Celtic Tradition has the flexibility to gather in the Parish Hall when desired, for a more intimate setting.
Youth Sunday
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From our Morning Service: once monthly our Sunday School youth assist with the 10 a.m. Eucharist, as readers, ushers, altar guild, & more. Click for details.
Eucharist & COVID @ SPC
We have resumed using the common cup and allowing communion by intinction for Eucharist.
Studies by the CDC and other medical authorities have concluded that "the risk for infectious disease transmission by a common communion cup is very low, and appropriate safeguards - that is, wiping the interior and exterior rim between communicants, us of care to rotate the cloth during use, and use of a clean cloth for each service - would further diminish the risk." Here at St. Paul's we incorporate those safeguards. Similarly, according the available research that we are aware of, communion by intinction presents an even lower risk of disease transmission.
Based on our knowledge, receiving the consecrated wine through the common cup or by intinction are both permitted at St. Paul's
Those who chose not to receive from the common cup can trust that Jesus' offering of himself is complete in the Bread.