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Parish-Wide Lenten Retreat

Saturday, March 14, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

Join us for a day of Lenten workshops, prayer, meals, and good company. We will gather together as a whole congregation for a day of learning and prayer. The first session begins at 10:00 am. Learn to make prayer beads, bake pretzels (and learn what they have to do with Lent), learn about ancient Christian spiritual practices, eat together, and sing together.

Register

Registration fee $10 per person; $15 per family. Scholarships available.

Submit check payable to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, or give electronically by visiting the Support Page, Donate Now Event Registration, and add “Lenten Retreat” in the Note field.

For more information, please contact Maggie at rector@stpaulsduluth.org.

Adult Faith Formation

Bible Study, Christian Spirituality Small Group and More

We believe that Christian Formation is for everyone!
We frequently host Bible Study groups, New Member groups and Book Study groups. Our current Book Study group is studying the Gospel of John, with its themes of light, truth, and believing (in the midst of tumultuous times). Bring your favorite Bible. Fridays, 10:00 am, in the Olcott Room.

Another Bible Study group is studying the Prophets, with the Rev. Sue Sommer. The Old Testament gives us a wealth of other prophetic voices, all of whom spoke words not their own to leaders who did not want to hear it.  
Thursdays from March 5 onwards, 10:00 am, in the Olcott Room.

For more information, please contact Maggie at rector@stpaulsduluth.org.

Employment Opportunity

Sexton: Property Caretaker

$16.50 to $18.50 per hour
12 – 18 hours per week

Reports to: Rector

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church seeks a thoughtful and detail-oriented individual to assist us in maintaining our property. The sexton serves to maintain a high standard of cleanliness, hospitality, and maintenance around the church. He or she also supervises contracted cleaning service, lawn service, snow removal service, and boiler operations service. The sexton is on site three to five days per week. Mandatory times include Sunday mornings before worship services and bi-monthly staff meetings on Wednesday mornings.

Please click here to read the full job description.

The sexton fills out a timesheet and turns it in every two weeks.

To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to rector@stpaulsduluth.org on or before Monday, February 23.

This position will remain open until filled.

Wednesday Church Nights

Wednesdays, September through May
5:15 pm weekly Eucharist service – every week
First and Third Wednesdays include 6:00 pm Supper and 6:30 pm Forum
Please note: there is no supper or Forum on April 1 due to Holy Week

Our Faithful Ancestors: Saints for Our Times
Supper at 6:00 pm | Forum at 6:30 pm
1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the Month

Wednesday, March 4 – St. Cuthbert & St. Aidan, presented by Nancy Diener, Tom & Barb Elliott.
Lindisfarne (Holy Island) is an ancient holy site in the border lands between Scotland and England. This sacred site is the home of two Celtic saints who lived in the 7th century, and helped Christianity develop into what we know today. They helped bridge the differences between the Roman Christian church and the church developing among the Celts. Nancy Diener has served many summers at an archeological dig on Holy Island. Tom & Barb Elliott traveled the pilgrimage route this past summer. They will share about their experiences and what they’ve learned about these unique saints in our  history.

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St. Paul’s is a faith community shaped around ancient practices of Christian worship that include prayer, song, study, and celebration. We believe that God’s love extends to all, and that Christ’s table is set for all who are hungry.

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Upcoming Events

There’s always something exciting happening at St. Paul’s.
Check out our upcoming events list!

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Parish Calendar

March 2026

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
  • Sunday Worship: Rite 1 in Chapel
  • Sunday Worship
  • Middle School Group Hang
2
  • St. Paul's Volunteers serve lunch at Damiano
  • Piano Lesson (TKH) in Olcott Room
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • DSHA
  • Knitting Circle
  • Private Piano Lessons (TKH) in Olcott Room
3
  • Turn on heat in Sanctuary for organ tuning
  • Organ Tuning in Sanctuary
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB) in Olcott Room
4
  • Staff Meeting
  • Lenten Organ Recital featuring Dr. Thomas K. Hamilton
  • Wednesday Eucharist
  • Community Supper
  • Chancel Choir Rehearsal
  • Forum: Sts. Cuthbert and Aidan
  • Handbell Choir
5
  • Venture Upward Home School
  • Bible Study
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Yoga class in Carriage House
6
  • Book Study on the Gospel of John with Rev. Marta Maddy et al
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB)
7
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
8
  • Sunday Worship: Rite 1 in Chapel
  • Sunday Worship
  • Property Committee Meeting
  • Middle School Group Hang
9
  • Piano Lesson (TKH) in Olcott Room
  • AGO Board Meeting
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • DSHA
  • Private Piano Lessons (TKH) in Olcott Room
10
  • Laundry Love Volunteer Opportunity - TBD
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB) in Olcott Room
  • Finance Committee Meeting
11
  • Wednesday Eucharist
  • Chancel Choir Rehearsal
  • Handbell Choir
12
  • Venture Upward Home School
  • Bible Study
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Yoga class in Carriage House
  • Moms Demand Action meeting
13
  • Book Study on the Gospel of John with Rev. Marta Maddy et al
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB)
14
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
  • Lenten Retreat Day -- entire building reserved
15
16
  • Piano Lesson (TKH) in Olcott Room
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • DSHA
  • Knitting Circle
  • Private Piano Lessons (TKH) in Olcott Room
17
  • Reserved for setting up Irish Ceili
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB) in Olcott Room
  • Vestry Meeting - TBA
18
  • St. Paul's Volunteers serve lunch at Damiano
  • Staff Meeting
  • Wednesday Eucharist
  • Community Supper
  • Chancel Choir Rehearsal
  • Forum: St. Patrick - Beyond Green Beer
  • Handbell Choir
19
  • Deadline for April Messenger
  • Venture Upward Home School
  • Bible Study
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Yoga class in Carriage House
20
  • Book Study on the Gospel of John with Rev. Marta Maddy et al
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB)
21
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
22
  • Sunday Worship: Morning Prayer in Chapel
  • Sunday Worship
  • Kids' Coffee Hour
  • Worship Committee Meeting
23
  • Piano Lesson (TKH) in Olcott Room
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • DSHA
  • Knitting Circle
  • Private Piano Lessons (TKH) in Olcott Room
24
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • PEO Chapter DD
25
  • Wednesday Eucharist
  • LEV Meeting - Parish hall
  • Chancel Choir Rehearsal
  • Handbell Choir
26
  • Bible Study
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Damiano Fundraiser
  • Yoga class in Carriage House
27
  • Book Study on the Gospel of John with Rev. Marta Maddy et al
28
  • Bluestone Zen Practice Community
  • Altar Guild Palm Cross Workshop
29
30
  • ECMN Renewal of Vows
  • Piano Lesson (TKH) in Olcott Room
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • DSHA
  • Knitting Circle
  • Private Piano Lessons (TKH) in Olcott Room
31
  • Private Piano Lessons (CC) Third Floor
  • Private Piano Lessons (LB) in Olcott Room
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A religious ceremony inside a church where a person in red and gold vestments, likely a bishop, is performing a blessing or confirmation by placing a hand on a young woman's head. A small group of people, including women and elders, stands around them in a supportive gesture.
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