The Saint Paul's Choir sings Evensong Sunday, November 11, at 5:30 PM instead of the Celtic service. Evensong, a service of sung evening prayer, finds its roots in the Medieval English church and has become one of the most beloved liturgies of the Episcopal Church.
Join us for our annual Thanksgiving Eve service where we gather around the Lord’s Table in gratitude for God’s generous blessings to us all. The service includes joyous music, featuring members of the Saint Paul's and Canterbury Choirs, and lessons and prayers of thanks and praise. Our Thanksgiving Offering again this year will benefit the DCCM (Downtown Cooperative Church Ministries) Food Bank.
Our children will hold the "Children's Liturgy for Christmas Eve" on the last Sunday of Advent, December 23. During our 11 AM service, the children will process and place each figure and piece of […]
This celebratory service incorporates Holy Eucharist, traditional carols for the whole congregation to sing, and wonderful anthems from the Canterbury and St. Nicholas Choirs accompanied by local musicians. A nursery […]
This celebratory service incorporates Holy Eucharist, traditional carols for the whole congregation to sing, and wonderful anthems from the Saint Paul's Choir accompanied by local musicians. The 10:00 p.m. service will […]
Joy to the World! Join us as we celebrate Christ's birth in the Chapel with Communion and Carols. Collect for The Nativity of Our Lord: Christmas Day O God, you make […]
On the First Sunday of Christmas, December 30, the Canterbury and Saint Paul's Choir will combine, along with readers from the congregation, in A Celebration of Lessons and Carols at […]
“The Lord Almighty, grant us a peaceful night and a perfect end.” COMPLINE - closing prayers for the day Bring your mid-week evening to a prayerful close in a still, […]
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of Holy Week we gather in the Chapel of St. Peter and St. Paul at noon for Holy Eucharist.
The tradition of an evening celebration of the Eucharist on this day began in the early fifth century under the name "Cena Domini" ("the supper of the Lord.") "Maundy" comes […]
