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Epiphany 2012 The EPIPHANY season, also called the Season after the Epiphany, is a time for recalling the birth of the light of the world as revealed in the person and ministry of Jesus Christ. In the history of the Christian church, January 6 came to be associated with the coming of the magi who were led by a star to Bethlehem to see the Holy Child, Jesus. For this reason that day is called The Epiphany, or in earlier traditions, the Manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles. The Baptism of our Lord (celebrated January 8, 2012) is the central event of the season. On this day we renew our own baptismal vows and rededicate ourselves to the mission of spreading the light of Christ. The season ends with the Transfiguration of Christ on the Last Sunday after the Epiphany.

Welcome to St. Paul’s online!  Our goal is to be a spiritual resource for you as you explore the depths of faith.  Of course, we invite you to worship with us and to discover more about our community. 

We are a community of seekers called into relationship with each other, living out the faith as best we can with God’s help.  Our desire is to be a church home for you.  We are a diverse crowd of people.  Many of us would call ourselves “believers,” and just as many of us would call ourselves doubters.  One thing that we have in common is that we acknowledge God’s presence in our lives. 

We hope that you feel that you have found in us a safe and sincere community, one where you may come and go without judgment or the pressure of becoming a “member.”  We wish to walk with you in your faith journey; and to have you walk with us.  So come and be with us on a Sunday morning or on a Saturday evening; or just visit us here online.  Either way, we are glad to have you with us!