Worship Sunday at 10 a.m.
11 a.m. Christian Education · Service Opportunities
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The church office is open M - F; 8:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
The office is open to the congregation by appointment.
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Transferred to the Church Triumphant
Howard Zellers - January 3, 2022
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Volunteer Opportunity
Afghan Family Resettlement
St. Paul's, along with other area churches and Samaritas, is enlisting volunteers to help with the resettlement of an Afghan refugee family. Volunteers are needed for Hospitality, Housing, Transportation, Health,
Cultural Adjustment, Schooling, Jobs and Finance. We are short on details, but we need to start by find folks willing to volunteer. If you are one of those folks, please contact Pastor April at [email protected] or Larry Hice at [email protected]. |
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Sunday Worship
10 a.m. in Sanctuary
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We’re in Jesus’ synagogue in Nazareth, and he has just read Isaiah’s prophecy about the work of the Messiah. There are times when words are more than word, when they speak of a truth far greater than themselves. Along with the synagogue worshippers we find ourselves in a very sacred moment: The Word of God is among us. What was once written is now reality. See you Sunday!
Rev. David Eardley
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Sunday Worship
10 a.m. in Hickey Hall
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Have you ever wished you were something you're not? Have you ever wished you were not something you are? Have you ever said, when asked to live out your baptismal vows, "I'm just me, nothing special to offer. Other members have so much more to give...more faithful, more talented, more biblical knowledge..." The Apostle Paul, in today's Epistle text, says, "Balderdash!" (I'm sure that was a Greek word
he would have used). To explain his reaction to similar responses from church members at Corinth, Paul likens the church to a body, the body of Christ, and used that metaphor to explain how the church should operate. Paul told the Corinthians and tells us, "You matter because the Body won't be the Body without you; without the gift you bring; without the person you are. There is no gift that cannot be used to build up the Body." Again, in the Greek... "All, Y'ALL, are the Body of Christ!" Y'all come!
Rev. Judy May
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Vesper Service Thursday
Thursday at 7 p.m. for worship on Facebook
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Unwind, relax, reflect, and connect with God.
Resilience & Faith
Rev. Rick Kress
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Prayer List
The following prayer requests have been received by our church. Please send your prayer requests to [email protected].
Healing & Comfort
Loraine Mazur, Carol Ann Wilke, Joyce Olson, Anna Pearcy, Bill Hubbard, Lucas Prince, Pat Meehan, Vicki Sweda, Otto & Monika Arentzen, Grant Nagel, Ben Castle, Ike Sheppard, Betty Heitman - mother of Jamie Heitman, Frank Sonye
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Socks for Baldwin Center
Collecting Donations through February 4
All sizes of socks are needed to help the homeless keep warm. Please drop off donations in the office or at the Welcome Center by February 4. If you have any questions, please contact Karen Rider at 248-651-9361.
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SPARK Book Group
Thursday, January 20
1:30 p.m. in the Parlor
Join us as we discuss The Midnight Library by Matt Haig. We welcome new members! If yo have questions, call Linda Burnard at 248-736-1893.
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Book Discussion
The Ground Breaking
Tuesday, January 25; 6:30 p.m. on Zoom
Join us in reading The Ground Breaking. This book details how the story of a massacre in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area was covered up for half a century. The book is available on Amazon and several book stores. Please register in advance for these meetings. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Contact Sharon Hiller at 810-305-8716 with questions.
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Cancer Support Group
Tuesdays, January 25 - March 15
7 p.m. on Zoom
The Cancer Support Group meets the needs of those with cancer or who have ever had cancer, as well as family members and friends of those with cancer.
Do you or someone you know have cancer? If so, there is help, hope, and support awaiting you. See more
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Open Enrollment begins February 1
Register NOW for Fall 2022
Young 3’s class: T & Th from 9 a.m. to noon
3’s class: M, W, F from 9 a.m. to noon
4’s class: M - F from 9 a.m. to noon
St. Paul’s provides high-quality learning with emphasis on the individuality of each child. Our certified teaching staff will engage your child in hands-on experiences and exploration activities that nurture their basic developmental needs: physical, language, cognitive, social, and emotional. Email us today to save a spot for your child. Applications available online.
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Harmony in the Hills Concert - R-Jazz Vespers
Keller, Kocher and Company
Sunday, February 6; 4:30 p.m. in the Sanctuary
Join us for an afternoon of jazz by an innovative quintet featuring Adam Mosley on piano, Sara D’Angelo, vocals and clarinet, Paul Ketter on string bass, Ralph Tope on guitar and Cary Kocher on vibraphone. Free will offering collected.
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Food Drive
Church Family Comes to Campus
Sunday, February 6; 5 - 6 p.m. Outside Hickey Hall
Food scarcity remains a constant way of life for many of our neighbors. Please bring the following items for Food Pantry: 30 oz. mayonnaise, canned beets, whole tomatoes, chowder soups, 20 oz. ketchup, 64 oz. laundry detergent, toothbrushes, Manwich, chili beans, chili, kidney beans, white rice.
NO Cheerios or green beans. Thanks for your support.
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SkyCraft Theatre Works
Forget Me Not A Valentine Cabaret
Friday, February 11; 7:30 p.m. in Hickey Hall
Support SkyCraft Theatre and treat your sweetheart to some live music! Enjoy love-inspired musical theatre and pop hits sung by local Michigan artists and accompanied by a killer live band. Bring your sweet tooth! Dessert will be provided. Free-will offering collected.
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HELP
If you are need of help or have an urgent need, please email [email protected] or call the church office at 248-651-9361.
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Dr. Timothy R. Hickey Pastor Emeritus
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