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SUNDAY FORUM BY ZOOM - 8:30 A.M.
This time is facilitated by a discussion leader, and the topics range from studying the Bible to exploring different book authors, topical study, and viewing a variety of videos.
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SUNDAY CHURCH BY ZOOM - 10 A.M.
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WEDNESDAY NOON DAY PRAYER BY ZOOM
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It's amazing how a little light can make a big difference during these short days and long nights. We invite you to share light, share hope!
Decorate for your enjoyment and for your neighbors.
There's nothing like a light in the window to signal connection even as we practice distancing this winter.
Stargazers are anticipating the conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn. The Columbia Gorge News says to look about 15 degrees above the southwest horizon between sunset and 6:45 pm on Dec. 21. (See article by Jim White in the Dec. 9 edition of the Columbia Gorge News for more details.)
You are invited to post photos of how you are sharing the light this season on our Facebook page, www.facebook.com/stpaulsthedalles/
Karyn Hart is an avid photographer, and one cold morning the first week of December, she took these photos on top of Browns Creek.
Karyn Hart is an avid photographer, and one cold morning the first week of December, she took these photos on top of Browns Creek.
Karyn Hart is an avid photographer, and one cold morning the first week of December, she took these photos on top of Browns Creek.
There is a group of people who quietly build homes in The Dalles with little fanfare. The group's name is Habitat for Humanity. It's grueling work, where they work thru hot, moderate and freezing temperatures. They just finished building their 25th home ... go team! Thanks for being faithful.
Rev. Gigi heads up the neighborhood team. She presently serves as the part-time pastor of First United Methodist Church in The Dalles.
If you like to dance a little jig, Mike is your man. Mike held dance classes in the basement of St. Paul's for several months prior to the pandemic.
Julie has been a long time member of St. Paul's, loves to sing, serves as a Vestry member, looks for ways to touch our community.
Karyn exudes tons of creativity and character. It only takes a few minutes visiting with her to know you are meeting someone pretty darn special.
Diane sings in the choir, that is when we met physically in church, is a great organizer of the 'mostest', loves to laugh and has a heart for the neighborhood.
Clair has a smile that will win anyone over. Creative, fun, and smart, Clair has a heart for standing up for justice.
In the late 50's while in high school I met a young lady that I wanted to marry, she said only if we agreed to a church. She selected the Catholic Church on Easter Sunday high mass in Latin & front row pew. ( I had been attending Calvary Baptist & the UB Church). This didn't work, but we had a lot of friends at St Paul's, and that worked for me. We were married there 4/18/59, after basic training.
I like St. Paul's outlook of being inclusive and really caring.
"I became an Episcopalian because I loved the way the service moved and the language of Rite 1. I felt that each Sunday the service drew me in and kept me engaged. I also loved that people were encouraged to participate in discussions and were safe to share their belief and perception of God. I felt at home."
I grew up an Episcopalian and after high school I didn't attend church for many years. As a mother of two, I came back to the church and have found that my relationship with God has carried me through everything that life has had to offer. I can't picture a life without him.
"Being an Episcopalian allows one to walk a faith path unobstructed by controlling dogmas. All are welcome to join us on The Path."
"The people of St. Paul's make me think about myself and about others."
"I am an Episcopalian because I am a cradle Episcopalian.....that is, born into an Episcopal family and I have stayed put!”
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