Two groups were given cash. One was directed to spend the money on themselves and the other was to spend the money on someone else. Before and after receiving the cash, each group was interviewed and was also given an MRI scan. What do you think they found? The group that spent the money on […]
Message From Jen Crompton, Seminarian Intern
Dear People of St. Paul’s~ Hello from your friendly Seminarian Intern, here with an update on our Coffee Hour re-start. Coffee Hour is sometimes playfully called the third sacrament. Given that we understand sacraments as the outward and visible signs of God’s inner grace, I can see where that comes from. While coffee hour can be a […]
Message From The Rev. Lynne Sharp: The Sounds of Silence
The Sounds of Silence Nowadays we seem to have a natural aversion to silence—we want to fill it with busyness and sound—we have our favorite radio station, Alexa, or playlist queued up at home, in the car, and while working and doing errands. We live in a part of the world where it is hard […]
Message From The Rev. Krista Fregoso: Status of Services
January 7, 2022 Dear People of St. Paul’s, This is the message I didn’t want to write. I’m sure you’ve heard the news: numbers for the omicron variant are on the rise, and people–even those who are vaccinated and boosted–are falling ill. For this reason, I have decided to suspend in-person worship while the Bay […]
December Vestry Update
Topics included 2022 actions that will support our many ministries, budget considerations, campus updates, revamped programs, and more. Watch the full report from Senior Warden Lisa Bell Stewart in our monthly vestry update.
November Vestry Update
Addressing how we pray, learn, and work together, an increase in campus activities, and budget updates were just a few of the topics raised at the November vestry meeting. Learn more from Senior Warden Lisa Bell Stewart in our monthly vestry update.
