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Fast, Pray, Love (through Advocacy)

4/30/2018

 
​There is a growing groundswell among the churches calling the nation to address issues of poverty. Please watch this video by our Presiding Bishop, Michael Curry, as he invites our response.
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Shepherd of Heaven and Earth

4/16/2018

 
This coming Sunday, our nation honors Earth Day. St Louis hosts one of that largest celebrations in Forest Park. This Sunday is also Good Shepherd Sunday.  It’s a perfect time to honor our Savior who leads us beside the still waters, provides us with green pastures (Ps. 23) and calls us his sheep (John 10).  
In our worship this Sunday, we’ll be using a liturgy created by first tribes in Minnesota for their Episcopal worship. We’ll be honoring the Creator and the creation through song, sermon and worship.  We’ll also begin implementing some new stewardship commitments in our church building.  Come on Sunday and celebrate the goodness of creation, and our role as stewards who live sustainably.

                                                                                               -- Pastor Rebecca+
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St Paul's and The New Poor People's Campaign

4/8/2018

 
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REMEMBERING...50 years ago, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was coordinating a National Poor People’s campaign. He halted his efforts and flew to Memphis to stand with black Sanitation workers. It was there where he was assassinated. The Poor People's campaign continued on without his leadership.  Thousands of rural and urban, black, brown and white people gathered to demand a response to the crippling issues of poverty.  They caravaned to Washington DC and lived in a tent city on the Mall. The tents extended from the Lincoln Memorial all the way down to the Capital, flanking both sides of the reflection pool.  They called their tent city, Resurrection Village. 
Resurrection continues as we continue in the season of Easter and  begin the New Poor People’s Campaign.  I am among the St Louis organizers of this movement.  In my sermon this Sunday, I’ll tell you a little more about that.  In the meantime, please take a moment and check out this link (www.ppcmo.org).
 As the church, we are called to share with those who do not have enough.  It’s our privilege at St Paul’s to join Jesus in meeting each others' needs.
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Easter 2018

4/2/2018

 
Easter at St. Paul's was a delight! With fifty-two people in attendance and double the joy, we celebrated the Resurrection with trumpet, flute, guitars, piano and organ.  We had two egg hunts - one indoor and one outdoor!  Several neighbors joined us for worship for the first time.  Alleluia! Christ is Risen! The Lord is Risen is Indeed!

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