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This Sunday at Saint Paul's

Those who go out weeping, carrying the seed,
will come again with joy, shouldering their sheaves. Psalm 126:7

Celebrate the Eucharist with us at 10:00am. Gather in front of the Undercroft as we begin the the Liturgy of the Palms and process to the Nave, weather permitting. The service (from the Nave) will also be livestreamed on Zoom; you may view or download the bulletin here.
Kids’ Bible Story Time will follow the liturgy for all littles–and not-so-littles–who are curious.

Our Maundy Thursday observancewith choir and organ will be held at 7:00PM in person and on Zoom, and will include the rituals of foot washing and stripping of the altar. The liturgy begins the Triduum (Three Days), when we remember Christ’s “new commandment” and his institution of Holy Eucharist.

Good Friday 12:00Noon: A brief spoken liturgry from the choir stalls commemorating the hours Lord hung on the cross.
Good Friday 7:00PM: This liturgy will be guided by printed fine art representations of the eight stations of The Way of the Cross with simple chants led by our choir.

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Prayer Calendar

In the Anglican Cycle of Prayer, we pray for the Church of North India (United).

In the Diocesan Cycle of Prayer, we pray for the work of the House of Prayer and all spiritual directors serving in the Episcopal Church in Minnesota and for our members. We also pray for the parish of Saint Antipas (Redby).

Saint Paul’s weekly Parish Prayer List can be found here. If you wish to be contacted by a member of our Pastoral Care Team and/or priest, request prayers for yourself or someone else on the Parish Prayer List, or simply make someone aware of an acute or ongoing need, click the blue button below.

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Common Book of Prayer & The Hymnal 1982

provided for your prayers and meditations, and song

The Pastoral Care Team has a request for all: Take a few minutes every day to call someone to see how they are doing – to reach out and say a prayer with them and/or find out if they need anything. If there are those who need help, please let us know and we will figure out how to assist; if you are that person, please reach out to Reverend Ramona or Pat Trumbull. As Jesus said: Love one another.

Holy Week Schedule for Servers

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Upcoming Events

The Spring 2022 Programming Guide has arrived! So many opportunities for worship, formation, and outreach – read the message from leadership, then download the catalogue and mark your calendars!

13 APR: “Vincent Van Gogh and the Beauty of Lent” is a spiritual devotional led by Julie L’Enfant, combining scripture, meditation, and Van Gogh’s images. The final installment will be held at 6:00PM on Zoom.

17 APR: Easter Sunday at 10:00AM: Beginning in the darkness of the empty tomb, offering prayers for kindling light, and witnessing the Baptism of Gianna Dow, we will worship the risen Christ with liturgy which boldly proclaims our Alleluia. A festive coffee hour and Easter Egg Hunt will follow the liturgy.

23 APR: Collection Saturdays return! Our first event of the spring will be held from 10AM-4PM in front of the Undercroft (or inside, should April showers invade). Watch for more details next week.

28 APR: The April Vestry meeting will be held 7:00-9:00pm in the Undercroft. All are welcome to attend the general proceedings.

View all of our events on our Event Calendar page!

Faith in Action

Saint Paul’s Little Library continues to be very popular with our neighbors, and the warmer the weather, the busier it becomes! Do you have any books you would be willing to donate to the library? We especially need newer titles in adult fiction and children’s picture books. Your donations can be placed in the red Books for Africa bin by the elevator on the ground floor, or by the red bookcase across the hall from the kitchen.

This is an important way we can connect with our neighbors, and your donations are very appreciated!

Resettlement Update 3/31:
Our sponsored family from Afghanistan is quickly settling into Minneapolis living! When needs arise they will be listed on their online shopping list – click it to check.

Welcome to Minnesota: The Commission for the Diaconate, and all ECMN deacons along with Bishop Loya are inviting all faith communities within the ECMN to take part in Advent for Afghanistan: Welcoming Our Newest Neighbors… continue reading

The Lenten Food Shelf Challenge:

April’s theme is PASTA AND SAUCE. Spring is here, but you may not sure what to cook- will it be spaghetti & meatballs weather, or time for Pasta Primavera? When you’re at the grocery store this month, grab some pasta and/or non-perishable jars of sauce for our neighbors who use the Food Shelf. Your generous donations may be placed in the baskets in the Narthex. Contact Laurie Larsen with questions.

No clearer moral imperative: A letter from Bishop Loya

“Beloved in Christ, the scenes that have unfolded in Afghanistan over the past few weeks have been heartbreaking for all of us. It is hard to watch the violence, the desperation and fear, and…” continue reading

A message from Joyce Uptown Food Shelf:

“Monetary donations are welcome! Right now we are doing a prepackaged food model, and so have a need for specific items. We can purchase food at our food banks much cheaper than you can purchase food right now: for every $1.00 donated we can purchase about $2.20 worth of food.”

Please visit their website and look for the yellow DONATEbutton on the home page.

YouthLink now has a wish list on Amazon for direct purchasing of needed items. If this is a more convenient option for you to help them, visit their list here.

The Pastoral Care Team has a request for all: Take a few minutes every day to call someone to see how they are doing – to reach out and say a prayer with them and/or find out if they need anything. If there are those who need help, please let us know and we will figure out how to assist; if you are that person, please reach out to Reverend Ramona or Pat Trumbull. As Jesus said: Love one another.

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And the king will answer them, “Truly I tell you, just as you did it to one of the least of these who are members of my family, you did it to me.”

Matthew 25:40

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General Announcements

Ministers in Liturgy are needed for HOLY WEEK and EASTER liturgies… continue reading

The Renovation Committee has been hard at work discerning Saint Paul’s needs following our separation from 1915 Logan. You can read their considerations for the lower level of the church here; to see the architect’s initial rendering of proposed ideas, click here. This is the starting point for securing bids and budgeting – more information and discussion to come at the Annual Meeting. Contact any Committee member with questions.

Get a jump on summertime fun – check out thisinvitation from Bishop Loya to Episcopal Night with the MN Twins! Find more details and a link to order tickets on the event flyer.

If you know a parishioner who would benefit from receiving our weekly E-pistle newsletter via snail mail in printed form, please email Angie.

Do you have an announcement for next week’s E-pistle? Submit your announcement online to the E-pistle, or call Angie at 612-483-4187 by noon on Thursdays.

YOUTUBE CHANNEL
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MEETING MINUTES

Subscribe to our Bridge of Song playlist, now on YouTube. Is there a hymn or song you’re particularly longing to hear, your requests are welcome, and may be e-mailed to Jacob Manier. Click the thumbnail of the video you would like hear to play.

Food Shelves

Have you taken the Saint Paul’s Food Shelf Challenge?

The need for grocery assistance never wanes. Let’s fill the baskets each week!! Donate today!

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Pastoral Care

The Pastoral Care Team has a request for all: as we practice our social distancing, do not let that extend to social isolation. Take a few minutes every day to call someone to see how they are doing – to reach out and say a prayer with them and/or find out if they need anything. One of the things that is so important right now is to connect with our community. If there are those who need help, please let us know and we will figure out how to assist; if you are that person, please reach out to Deacon Janet or Pat Trumbull. As Jesus said: Love one another.

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