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WORSHIP TODAY


There will be three in-person worship services:

7:45, 9 & 11:15 a.m.

and

A Choral Evensong & Reception in Celebration for the Ministry of Brad Hughley at 4 p.m.


Nursery care will be provided for infants to 3-year-olds from 8:35 - 12:30 p.m.



Please click below to view the worship bulletin:

Livestream worship will be offered at 9 & 11:15 a.m.


Please click below to view the livestreamed service(s):

HAPPENING TODAY

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C‍hildren's Chapel

During the 9 a.m. service

The aim of Children’s Chapel is to provide time for children (ages 3-10) to gather in community, sing, hear the gospel in a simpler format, reflect on the readings in their own voice and to offer the Prayers of the People and listen to God in their own way. During the hymn before the gospel reading, you will see a children’s processional cross and children starting to gather at the baptismal font. At the conclusion of the gospel, children are given the opportunity to follow the cross up the main aisle of the sanctuary and process to the Lilly Room for a liturgy of their own. The children return during the exchange of peace. Click here to learn more.

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Godly Play Sunday School

10:15-11 a.m., classrooms are on the second floor of the Parish Ctr. bldg.

Godly Play is offered most Sundays for Pre-K to fifth grade students. The purpose of Godly Play is to engage the big questions of life and the mystery of God through story, wonder and play. Using Montessori pedagogy, Godly Play’s vision is to honor the inherent worth and dignity of every child while nurturing their unique spiritual journeys. It operates on the assumption that every child already has a deep, authentic relationship with God and the capacity to experience the mystery of God directly. (Godly Play Society). Click here to learn more.


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Youth Group

10:15 a.m. - 12 p.m., Youth Lounge (first floor, Parish Ctr. bldg.)

Youth Group invites youth in grades 6-12 to be in community together. The mission of Youth Group is to cultivate a community that values, respects and loves each other just as they are and to provide a space where adolescents can laugh, play, learn and serve. Youth Group cooks hot breakfast food together and enjoys hanging out, relaxing and talking with each other. Click here to learn more.


GUEST CHOIR AT 9 A.M. SERVICE

Indianapolis Men's Chorus

9 a.m., sanctuary

We're delighted to welcome the Indianapolis Men’s Chorus (IMC) back to St. Paul’s! Directed by Greg Sanders, IMC will share their musical gifts during our 9 a.m. service. We hope you’ll join us in giving them a warm St. Paul’s welcome and enjoying the beauty of their music as part of our worship.

ADULT FAITH FORUM

10:15-11 a.m., Lilly Room

Join for a forum hosted by St. Paul's Puentes Ministries. The forum will feature a brief presentation by our student leaders from the Puentes Youth Leadership Cohort. In addition, Angelin Fisher (Immigration Attorney, Adjunct Professor of Law at IU's McKinney School of Law, and member of St. Paul's) will present on the Myths of Immigration. There will be a brief time of Q & A after her presentation. Also, don't miss an opportunity to support the Pulsera Project through your purchase of handcrafted bracelets (pulseras) and purses (bolsitas) after the forum; the proceeds support artisans in Guatemala and Nicaragua, and provide additional resources for our Puentes Youth programming at St. Paul's. Click here to email the Rev. Jeff Bower with questions.

HONORING VETERANS

In observance of Veterans Day on November 11, we offer special gratitude for all veterans. We honor their dedication and sacrifice and give thanks for the many ways they continue to serve our community. Please click below to learn more about St. Paul’s veterans made known to us. We give thanks for all who have served, or are currently serving, in the armed forces and we hold them — and their families — in our prayers.


CELEBRATION OF THE MINISTRY OF BRAD HUGHLEY

Choral Evensong & Reception

4 p.m., sanctuary

Please join us for a very special afternoon as we come together as a parish family to celebrate and give thanks for Brad Hughley and the extraordinary gifts he has shared with St. Paul's. Through his music, leadership and dedication, Brad has enriched our worship and touched our community in countless ways. All are warmly encouraged to attend this special Choral Evensong followed by a reception in Brad's honor. Let's fill the sanctuary for Evensong, and stay for the reception, sharing our gratitude and appreciation for Brad!


There are several ways to celebrate Brad:


  • Be there, if you are able! Join us for Choral Evensong and the reception.
  • Contribute to Brad's monetary "purse," if you can online below or by check in the Sunday offering plate. Please note "Thanksgiving for Brad" in the payment reason or memo line.
  • Share your gratitude. Write Brad a personal note of appreciation. Notecards are available beneath the west window in Burrows Commons; please leave completed notes in the collection box.


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS

HELP LEAD ST. PAUL’S INTO THE FUTURE

Vestry Applications & Nominations Open Tomorrow

Beginning tomorrow, November 9, parishioners can apply to serve on the St. Paul’s Vestry or nominate someone they believe would bring valuable gifts and perspectives to this important leadership role. The application and nomination period will remain open through December 7. The Vestry works in partnership with Loren to help guide the life and future of St. Paul’s. Its responsibilities include providing strategic oversight, approving the annual budget and offering guidance in support of our mission and goals. Members serve three-year terms and typically meet on the third Tuesday of each month. Whether you feel called to serve yourself or know someone who would be a great addition, we encourage you to take part in this process! Click below to learn more about Vestry service.

STREETS TO HOME INDY

Campaign Launch Sunday, November 15

On Sunday, November 15, St. Paul’s Faith in Action (FIA) ministry launches the next fundraising initiative for Streets to Home Indy, helping our neighbors experiencing homelessness find stable housing. On that day, we'll welcome Rabbi Dr. Aaron Spiegel, Executive Director/President of the Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance (GIMA), as our guest preacher at the 9 and 11:15 a.m. services. Also on that day at 10:15 a.m., join us for an Adult Faith Forum with Chelsea Haring-Cozzi, CEO of the Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention (CHIP), to learn more about Streets to Home and its impact in our community. St. Paul’s FIA ministry is pledging $25,000 and inviting the congregation to match it with an additional $25,000. Last year, your generosity helped raise more than $50,000 and provide more than 18 move-in kits to Streets to Home! This year's giving window will be November 15–22 — we can help more neighbors find a place to call home. FIA committee members will be in Burrows Commons TODAY, sharing more information.


PRAYERS

Join us in praying for ...

 

Sean our Presiding Bishop, and Jennifer our Bishop; for our companions in the Diocese of Brasilia, and its Bishop, Mauricio; for the Standing Committee of the Diocese of Haiti, and especially for St. Andres Parish and the School in Mithon; and for all bishops and other ministers, especially our rector, the Rev. Loren Lasch.



Those who serve in our armed forces, especially: Alexander, Austin, Chris, Crystal, Jackson Kevin, Mark and Salvador.


In observance of Veterans Day, we pray in thanksgiving for all veterans and those who serve in the armed services. We also pray in thanksgiving for the ministries of St. Paul’s, especially the Diocesan Convention Delegates.


Those who especially need our prayers:Alice; Ann; Ben; Betsy; Brent; Carol; Carolyn; David; DeVore; Doug; Jack; James; Jane; Jay; Joanna; Joe; John; John David; Josh; Joshua; Kay; Ken & Mary Anne; Lexi; Lloyd; Norah; Patricia; Scott; Shawn and Tim.


For the repose of the soul of Susan Barrett.


Those with ongoing prayer needs: Alexandra; Ann; Barbara; Bill; Bob; David & Donna; Dewitt & Dixie; Diane; Don; Dorothea; Dorothy; Eddie; Heather; Joe; John; Jonathon; Jon; Judi; Kelsey; Ken; Laura; Lawrence; Mark & Family; Nancy; Noelle & Denny; Novice; Oscar & Landa; Phil; Randy; Sandy; Sheryl; Steve; Sue; Teuna; Timothy; Tom & Sherrie; and Viola.

Join us in praying for ...

 

Sean our Presiding Bishop, and Jennifer our Bishop; for our companions in the Diocese of Brasilia, and its Bishop, Mauricio; for the Standing Committee of the Diocese of Haiti, and especially for St. Andres Parish and the School in Mithon; and for all bishops and other ministers, especially our rector, the Rev. Loren Lasch.



Those who serve in our armed forces, especially: Alexander, Austin, Chris, Crystal, Jackson Kevin, Mark and Salvador.


In observance of Veterans Day, we pray in thanksgiving for veterans and all who serve in the armed services. We also pray in thanksgiving for the ministries of St. Paul’s, especially the Diocesan Convention Delegates.


Those who especially need our prayers:Alice; Ann; Ben; Betsy; Brent; Carol; Carolyn; David; DeVore; Doug; Jack; James; Jane; Jay; Joanna; Joe; John; John David; Josh; Joshua; Kay; Ken & Mary Anne; Lexi; Lloyd; Norah; Patricia; Scott; Shawn and Tim.


For the repose of the souls of Susan Barret, wife of Dale, mother of Kimberly Granat and Katie Willey.


Those with ongoing prayer needs: Alexandra; Ann; Barbara; Bill; Bob; David & Donna; Dewitt & Dixie; Diane; Don; Dorothea; Dorothy; Eddie; Heather; Joe; John; Jonathon; Jon; Judi; Kelsey; Ken; Laura; Lawrence; Mark & Family; Nancy; Noelle & Denny; Novice; Oscar & Landa; Phil; Randy; Sandy; Sheryl; Steve; Sue; Teuna; Timothy; Tom & Sherrie; and Viola.

PRAYER REQUESTS

Would you like prayers for healing or peace, for you or someone else? Do you have prayers of thanksgiving for things in your life to celebrate — the birth of a child, a new job or good health after a sickness? Has someone you love died? Please click below to submit prayers:

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