ADULTS

The Rector's Forum offers a time and place for engaging conversation that is not anchored to a specific curriculum or topic. Always we consider how to honestly and faithfully live out our Baptismal vows, whatever the topic of the day. 

Women of the Bible:  

A Lenten formation group offered by women for women 

Location: Berlin Room

This Sunday:  

Mary Magdalene & the Women at the Cross to the Tomb on Easter Morning - Robin Merriman

 

All women and youth (9th grade and up) are invited to gather for a rich Lenten study and discussion group to examine the lives of selected women from both the Old and New Testaments. We will listen to their words and explore how their lives speak to ours today. Materials provided, from Bible Women: All Their Words and Why They Matter.

Location: Chapel of St. Peter and St. Paul

The world is a difficult and busy place, but our Christian tradition is rich with practices that help us return to ourselves and grow closer to God's ineffable presence. Each Sunday Fr. Jenkins will present a different spiritual practice of prayer. Materials provided, and all are welcome to drop in any given Sunday.

YOUTH 

 

FAITH & NATURE: Divine Adventures of Life on Earth 

Grades 6 - 12
Leader: Todd Shafer and company
Location: The Upper Room (Upstairs Parish House) 
What is up with science, the universe and God and ME? We will dig in and wonder about our place in God's creation... BUT FIRST, breakfast to get the morning going! 
Questions about formation? Contact Todd Shafer.

 

The Parish Office will be closed the week of April 8-12 during Spring Break and Master's Week. Frs. Muir and Jenkins will have access to their voice mail for pastoral emergencies.

There are two open Sundays for altar arrangements in the second quarter: June 16 & 23. If anyone would kindly like to sponsor a Sunday in honor or memory of someone or "many" someones, please contact the Parish Office. The normal charge is a minimum of $100. What a lovely way to remember or honor someone and contribute to the Flower Guild at the same time.

"Free the Girls" Needs You to "GIVE UP" this Lent:  Have you ever  BRAs?!  Yes, you read that correctly. Bras and the second-hand clothing market provide a safe and powerful economic opportunity for women in the developing countries that " Free the Girls" serve. The St. Ruth Byllesby Chapter of the Daughters of the King at Saint Paul's will be coordinating a "Free the Girls" Bra Drive through the remainder of March and April. Collection boxes decorated white/aqua are located in Tyler Hall and the Narthex.

Please note the change of day and location for April   

Join a varied group of young(ish) adults to explore some of the "big" questions around our meaning, purpose, and God. We hope to grow in our understanding of ourselves and God as we gather together over drinks (whether coke or ale). We welcome all faiths, but especially focus on the Christian perspective informed by the Episcopal tradition. For more information  please email John Jenkins.

Wednesday Night Fellowship Dinner

Wednesday, April 17, 6-7  PM, 

River Room

 

Easter Egg Hunt Preparation

Easter morning, April 21, 8:30-8:45 AM

The annual Easter Egg Hunt on the lawn follows the 9:00 AM service Easter morning. A parishioner has given filled Easter eggs for this year's event so we do not need eggs; BUT please do help us prepare for this joyful event by hiding eggs 8:30-8:45 AM on Easter morning. 12 volunteers will make this job quick and easy.  Add your name to our list here. 

Annual Parish Meeting
Easter Monday, April 22, 12 noon, front steps

Our Colonial Charter and Bylaws call for an Annual Parish Meeting on Easter Monday. You are invited to our 269th Annual Parish Meeting, Monday, April 22, at 12 noon, on the Front Portico. The Churchwardens, Members of the Vestry, and Officers of the Parish will be installed.  

Veterans' Ice Cream Social

Sunday, April 28, 2:15 PM

Primetime

Sunday, April 28, 6-8 PM

The Augusta Convocation is excited to announce that this year's Diocesan Episcopal Church Women (ECW) Annual Retreat and The Order of the Daughters of the King (DOK) Spring Assembly will feature an Episcopal priest, social entrepreneur, and author as their keynote speaker, the Reverend Becca Stevens of Thistle Farms. Becca is founder and president of Thistle Farms, a global community of survivors of trafficking and addiction that includes justice enterprises. For her work as an entrepreneur and justice advocate, Becca has been named a White House Champion of Change, a CNN Hero, and holds numerous honorary doctorates. Her most recent book, Love Heals, was published by Harper Collins. Join us for a full weekend with Becca and women from Thistle Farms for the first time in the Diocese of Georgia.  Register Here.  

Are we missing your birthday?

Please contact the Parish Office to update our files.

Our "Second Sunday"  Birthday Celebration  will be April 7.  

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