OCTOBER
Sunday, October 25
Adult Formation: Meet the Vestry Candidates | 9:15am
An opportunity to meet the saints of St. Paul's who feel called to serve as Vestry leaders and who will stand for election at this year's Annual Meeting.
BOO! In the Pews! & Trunk-or-Treat
BOO! In the Pews! at 5pm | Dinner is served at 5:30pm | Trunk-or-Treat at 6pm*
Join us for Boo! in the Pews at St. Paul's, a fun-filled evening for all ages! The festivities begin with a lively organ concert featuring seasonal music, followed by a delicious meal, trunk-or-treat, and plenty of Halloween fun. Costumes are encouraged, so invite your family, friends, and neighbors for this festive celebration of community. Everyone is welcome!
*Help Make Trunk-or-Treat a Treat!
Calling all creative trunks and friendly faces! We’re looking for volunteers to help make St. Paul’s Trunk-or-Treat a fun and welcoming evening for our children, families, and community.
Decorate your trunk, bring some treats, and join us for an evening of costumes, candy, and fellowship. Your trunk can be as simple or as creative as you’d like—the most important thing is being there to help us create a wonderful night for our trick-or-treaters!
Sign up to host a trunk and be part of the fun!
NOVEMBER
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, November 6-8
Parish Retreat
Join us at Grace Point Camp & Retreat Center for a weekend of fellowship, renewal, and spiritual formation led by the Rev. Tricia Lyons. Options for Saturday only or the full weekend. To learn more about the retreat offerings and find registration details through Realm, click here.
2027
June 24 - July 7
Celtic Pilgrimage to Ireland & Scotland
Deadline for St. Paul’s Parishioners to Register is October 15
Join St. Paul’s for a two-week pilgrimage through Ireland and Scotland, following the paths of the saints and scholars who shaped the Celtic Christian tradition. Together, we will explore sacred sites, ancient monasteries, historic landscapes, and island communities while making space for prayer, worship, fellowship, and spiritual renewal.
Our journey includes highlights such as Glendalough, Clonmacnoise, the Aran Islands and Dún Aonghasa, the Cliffs of Moher, Brigid’s Well, the Boyne Valley, Newgrange and Knowth, and the Book of Kells at Trinity College Dublin. In Scotland, we will spend three nights on the holy island of Iona, walking, worshiping, and experiencing the landscape and Christian heritage connected to St. Columba.
Cost: $5,000 per person, plus airfare to Dublin and the connecting flight between Ireland and Scotland. The Revs. Susan Sowers and Eric Long will serve as co-leaders, with the Rev. Elizabeth Farr serving as chaplain.
An informational meeting will be held Wednesday, September 16 at 6pm in Huckabay Hall. Those interested in joining us are encouraged to attend and learn more about the journey.
We encourage payment by check whenever possible. Credit card payments are also welcome and will include a 4% processing fee.
For complete trip details, itinerary, and registration information, visit Realm by clicking here. For additional questions, contact Carly Woodfin at carly@stpaulschatt.org or 423.602.5663.