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Office Hours
Mon - Thu 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Fri by Appointment Only
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Postponed Due to Lion's Game!
A Conversation about Trauma
New Date is Sunday,March 10
5 - 7 p.m. in Rickard Chapel
What is trauma? What are the different types of trauma? How do we talk about trauma to our youth and children? Rev. Latha Ravi, the counselor at our satellite Samaritan Counseling Center, will provide valuable information and answer any questions you may have. All are welcome to join us for this very important topic.
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Come see what we are all about!
Preschool Open House
Thursday, January 25; 6 - 8 p.m. Use Preschool Entrance
Classes fill up fast, so schedule a tour today!
- Small Class Sizes
- Nurturing Environment
- Supports Growth of Every Child
Registration for NEW Families begins February 1.
Applications available online at stpaulsrochester.org/preschool.
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Food Pantry Wish List
Please put items in the cart in the Narthex
Rochester Area Neighborhood House Food Pantry currently needs the following items:
Cereal, Canned Pineapple, Ketchup, Canned Chicken, Canned Potatoes, Canned Mushrooms, Instant Oatmeal, Macaroni & Cheese, Coffee
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St. Paul's at the Movies: The Boys in the Boat
“There is no ‘I’ in ‘TEAM,’” we often hear spoken to one another. What is it, though, that makes for a team? When the odds seem stacked against the team, how do they rise to the top? Don’t forget to invite a friend to a local theater to watch The Boys in the Boat and then have them join you in worship as we talk about the story as well as a more ancient story of what happens when the people of God, with all of our diverse gifts, come together. How might God be bringing us together in our world today?
Rev. Elbert Dulworth
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Vesper Service Thursday
Thursday at 7 p.m. on Facebook
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Unwind, relax, reflect, and connect with God.
Hearing God's Questions
You look to God for answers, but sometimes, God offers questions, not answers. What questions might God have for you? By simply considering God’s questions, you can have a deeper, richer spiritual life. Answers are helpful, but to get there, one must start with the questions. Tune in to consider how to listen to God in this way. Vespers at stpaulsrochester.org
Rev. Rick Kress
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Prayer List
The following prayer requests have been received by our church. Please contact the office at 248-651-9361 with your prayer requests.
Healing & Comfort
Sunn Cho, Jean Snyder, Sani Dwyer, David Heflin, St. Paul's Mission Council will be collecting Easter baskets to be given to Rochester Area Neighborhood House clients. Baskets are needed for all age groups from toddler to teens. Please use your own judgment and creativity when you are assembling the baskets. It is recommended to cover the basket with cellophane, so items do not fall out of the baskets and that baskets contain:
• 6-12” chocolate bunny
• wrapped candy
• age appropriate toys and books
• $5 gift cards (for teens)
Please deliver baskets by March 27.
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Cancer Support Group
Tuesdays, January 30 - March 12
7 p.m. in Room 128-129
This non-denominational support group is open to the community for cancer survivors, both those going through treatment now or in the past, as well as for family members, friends and caregivers. We would love to have you join us for as many of these meetings as you can make during the session. See more
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Warm Coats for Baldwin
February 4 - March 5 in the Narthex
In the past 12 years, the generous congregation of St. Paul’s has donated approximately 2400 new winter coats for the Baldwin Center store where clients “shop” for their family members before Christmas. Please shop the post-holiday sales and purchase coats for next year’s store. All sizes, infant through adult, are needed. Cash donations are also accepted. Please write “Coats for Baldwin” on the memo line of your check. Thank you for helping us make a difference in our community.
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Celebrate all things Made in Michigan!
Made in Michigan
Sunday, February 4
10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. in Hickey Hall
Enjoy gathering for brunch food 10:30 a.m.- noon and lunch food until 1:30 p.m. featuring Michigan food favorites. Wear apparel from your favorite Michigan university, school, or business. We’ll also have a ‘Made in Michigan’ make and take art project and Michigan Trivia. Sponsored by the Membership Committee.
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Children & Youth Music Program
Resumes Sunday, February 4
Youth Choir: 4:15 - 5 p.m. Choir Room
Children’s Choir: 5:15 - 5:45 p.m. Choir Room
All children and youth are invited to participate in the music program which will be showcased on Palm Sunday, March 24 at the 11 a.m. service.
Rehearsal dates are February 4, February 25, March 3 and March 10.
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Cello & Piano Concert
Amir Eldan and Misha Namirovsky
Sunday, February 11; 3 p.m. in the Sanctuary
It may be Superbowl Sunday, but you will want to see this wonderful duo before settling in with game day festivities Harmony in the Hills Concert Series is delighted to present eminent cellist and University of Michigan Professor Amir Eldan and acclaimed pianist Misha Namirovsky who will captivate lovers of classical music at this rare performance of world-renowned musicians. Tickets: Adults $15, Under 18 $8 Buy Tickets
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Ringers Needed
The Wesley Ringers Handbell Choir has openings for three ringers who must be able to read music. We play monthly in the church as well as throughout the community at concerts and festivals. Please contact Al Fisk.
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Coffee Hour Help Needed!
The FISH Committee is bringing back coffee hour before and after both services, but volunteers are needed! If you like coffee hour and a chance to visit with others before and after church, please sign up to help! Coffee Hour Sign Up
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Employment Opportunities
Music Department Admin, Sunday Night Custodian
See more information about current employment opportunities at St. Paul's.
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