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Coffee & Conversation

Children’s Sunday School Returns September 13!

Children’s Sunday School Returns September 13!

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 Stay a little longer after Sunday Mass!

Following the 10:30 AM Mass each Sunday, everyone is invited to gather for Coffee & Conversation—a relaxed time for fellowship, thoughtful discussion, and getting to know one another better.

Bring your questions, ideas, or a topic you’ve been thinking about. Conversations may explore our faith, Scripture, Anglican tradition, parish life, or simply the questions that arise as we seek to live our Christian faith each day.

No preparation is needed, and there are no wrong questions. Grab a cup of coffee, pull up a chair, and join the conversation.

Sundays • Following the 10:30 AM Mass
Visitors and newcomers are always welcome.

Children’s Sunday School Returns September 13!

Children’s Sunday School Returns September 13!

Children’s Sunday School Returns September 13!

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We’re excited to welcome our children back to Sunday School beginning Sunday, September 13th!

Children’s Sunday School provides a welcoming place for our youngest members to learn about Jesus, explore the stories of Holy Scripture, ask questions, and grow in their Christian faith. Through age-appropriate lessons, prayer, activities, and fellowship, children discover what it means to be part of the family of God.

At St. Paul’s Anglican Church, we believe Christian formation begins early and is an important part of helping children develop a lifelong relationship with Jesus Christ.


Sunday School resumes September 13th — we look forward to welcoming your children!


Sandy Bowen’s class will include children from 3 years through kindergarten. Pamela Knerr’s class will include children from 1st grade through 5th grade. On the first Sunday of the month, children will attend church with their parents.  


New families and visitors are always welcome.

Get Involved at St. Paul’s

First Communion Preparation

First Communion Preparation

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There is a place for everyone to serve.

Our parish committees help turn ideas into ministry and keep the many parts of parish life moving forward. Committee meetings are held on the first Sunday of each month following Coffee Hour, and parishioners are warmly invited to get involved.

Parish Planning
Formerly Parish Life, this committee helps plan and coordinate the special events, fellowship opportunities, and activities that bring our parish family together. Fr. Bill Warnky participates with this committee.

Outreach & Communications
Formerly Welcoming, this committee helps St. Paul’s share its life and ministry both within the parish and throughout the wider community. Its work includes bulletins, the parish website, Sunday service broadcasts, parish communications, outreach, and welcoming newcomers.

Christian Education
Supporting the faith formation of our children, this committee helps guide and strengthen Children’s Sunday School and Christian education at St. Paul’s. Tom Falzone participates with this committee.

Building & Grounds
This committee helps care for the church God has entrusted to us, supporting the maintenance, upkeep, and improvement of our buildings and grounds. Jason Breidinger participates with this committee.

Come Serve With Us

Whether you have served St. Paul’s for many years or are looking for a new way to become involved, your gifts, ideas, and time are welcome.

Sign-up sheets are available in the Parish Hall. You may also speak with Fr. Bill, a Trustee, or a committee member to learn more.

Together, we serve for the glory of God and the strengthening of His Church.

First Communion Preparation

First Communion Preparation

First Communion Preparation

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Receiving Holy Communion for the first time is a meaningful step in a child’s life of faith and their participation in the worship of the Church.

Children grow and mature at different rates, so there is no single age at which every child is expected to receive First Communion. Readiness is considered individually, with parents, clergy, and the child working together to determine when the time is right.

First Communion instruction helps children understand, at an age-appropriate level, the meaning of the Holy Eucharist, Christ’s presence in the Sacrament, and how we prepare ourselves to receive Holy Communion reverently and faithfully.

If your child has expressed a desire to receive Holy Communion, or if you would simply like to learn more about First Communion preparation at St. Paul’s, please contact Fr. Bill Warnky.

We are honored to help children take this important step as they grow in their faith and life in Christ.

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