Above: Restoring St. Paul's historical stained-glass windows. Photos by David Rotthoff

Participants in the Liturgy
September 22nd, 2019
Fifteenth Sunday After Pentecost
Feast of St. Matthew


Celebrant/Preacher: The Rev. Philip F. Kunder+, Long Term Supply Priest
Parish Musician: Mark Peterson
Eucharistic Ministers: Olivia Johnson, Douglas Colmery
Lectors: M.L. Schultze, Stephen Johnson
Ushers:  Stephen & Wendy Johnson
Greeters & Oblationers: Richard Reinbold, Shirley Brown
Acolytes:  David Rotthoff (C), Deb Shamlin (A), Olivia Johnson (T)
Healer: Carol Sutek
Lay Eucharisitic Visitor: Janet Cassler
Altar Guild: Barb Anderson
Weekly Cleaning:  Beth Paynter
Closers/Counters: Carol Sutek, M.L. Schultze

 
Parish Musician Emeritus: 
William H. Kendrick



Scriptures for Sunday

Proverbs 3:1-6
Psalm 119:33-40
2 Timothy 3:14-17
Matthew 9:9-13



The BIG Picture...
at St. Paul's

September 19, 2019


Announcements

​ Our latest newsletter , courtesy of Rick Senften and M.L. Schultze, can be found  here .

PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE!!!!  Eucharistic Minister licenses will expire at the end of October. There will be a REQUIRED training event on September 22ndth following worship. If there are other members of the congregation interested in being a Eucharistic Minister, please see Fr. Phil+ ASAP!

Way of Love Class on Sept. 25 – Reminder that those who were part of the Way of Love class earlier this year are for a pot luck dinner and check-in on Way of Love practices. If you did not participate, but you are interested in Bishop Curry’s Way of Love, then you are invited to join us on the 25th. Fr. Phil+ will share a new resource for you to use for your ongoing Spiritual formation!

Sunday, September 29th-- Lectors meeting  (15 mins.) directly after worship. Please gather and take your seats in front of the Lady Chapel.  Inquirer's Class will begin after that meeting in the Library, downstairs.

YOUR FAITH, YOUR LIFE…
An Invitation to the Episcopal Church!!
Begins on Sunday, September 29th in the Library (downstairs), following the brief Lectors meeting. Please feel free to get some food and bring to class. In preparing for this class, I did not even finish reading the Preface and Introduction of the book to see the GEM that this book is for those who would like to know more about the Episcopal Church, and then decided if they do indeed want to join as a member of St. Paul’s, AND it is an excellent REFRESHER resource for those who have either been “cradle Episcopalians” or those who joined later on. Therefore, I HIGHLY recommend you sign up for the class TODAY. The Sign up sheets are in the entrance to the church
                                                                                                                  Fr. Phil+

St. Paul's Mission Statement
St. Paul’s Church is a radically welcoming Episcopal community in downtown Canton,
grounded in faith, called by God’s Love to minister to the world.