Worship
We have in-person worship at 8 & 10 am on Sunday mornings. Masks are required. With social distancing requirements, there are 19 pews available for each service, 1 household per pew.
We are continuing digital worship at 10 am on Sunday. The service consists of Morning Prayer, and is broadcast on our Facebook page & posted on our Vimeo channel. You can download a booklet with worship for April here. The bulletin for this coming Sunday can be found here.
We are doing Sunday School In A Bag this school year. Bags are distributed the first week of the month and there is an activity we will incorporate in worship on the last Sunday of the month. Here are the lessons for April for download.
In addition, you can download a brochure that includes a number of different prayers you can use with your family.
Office Hours
We are currently working mostly from home, although we are in the office occasionally. The best way to reach us is by email.
Email Pastor Vicki
Email Parish Administrator Liz Brauza-Hughes
or reach out by phone 716-632-8221. We are monitoring the phone & mail.
What to Expect When You Visit
We have resumed in-person worship. The services are held at 8 & 10 am. It is a shortened version of Holy Communion. Masks are required for everyone attending this service. There are 19 pews available at each service. One household per pew.
The service begins with some short prayers and then moves to the Gospel reading and sermon. Following the sermon is the Creed, prayers of the people and the communion prayer.
Communion is only the wafer at this time and is distributed using tongs. You are asked to return to your pew before consuming your wafer.
The service lasts about ½ hour.
Our Digital Worship is at 10 am on our Facebook page. It is a Morning Prayer service. Morning Prayer is a service of the Episcopal Church that is based on Scripture. The service starts with a confession of sin. It then moves to two psalms that you can join in reciting. Those are followed by a reading from the Gospel and a brief sermon. After the sermon there is a Canticle (which is a portion of scripture said together), the Apostles’ Creed and prayers, including the Lord’s Prayer. The service lasts around 20-25 minutes.
Connect With Us
You can connect with St. Paul’s on Social media. Our Facebook page has events, pictures, videos and reflections through the week.
Our Instagram & Twitter are mostly used for inspirational thoughts.
You can find videos of worship services, Christmas pageants and Brown Bag sermons on our Vimeo channel.
Upcoming Events
This is a busy place – there are nearly always at least two things going on at once.
Here are some upcoming events that may interest you:
Sunday morning worship takes place on our Facebook page at 10:00 am.
Zoom links for our other digital events can be found in our weekly e-newsletter.
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- Wednesday, April 14 – 10 am – Bible Study over Zoom
- Sunday, April 18 – 10 am – Digital Worship on our Facebook Page
- Sunday, April 18 – 11 am – Zoom Coffee Hour
- Wednesday, April 21 – 10 am – Bible Study over Zoom
- Sunday, April 25 – 10 am – Digital Worship on our Facebook Page
- Sunday, April 25 – 3 pm – Youth Movie Outing
- Monday, April 26 – 7 pm – Vestry meeting over Zoom
- Wednesday, April 28 – 10 am – Bible Study over Zoom
- Sunday, May 2 – 11 am – St. Paul’s Kids – In-person with masks (Hide & Seek)
For more event information, please visit our Calendar.
Our Podcasts
Listen to our podcasts!
We are currently running a series on the Journey and Letters of Paul.
On our podcast site you can also find previous Bible Study topics and some of our adult education and book study discussions.
Our podcasts are live recordings of our in person (or Zoom) gatherings.
