Eastertide
Rector's Reflection Meegan Kriner Rector's Reflection Meegan Kriner

Eastertide

“…When we see how divided our nation is, what does St. Paul’s offer? Communion and belonging to every person who accepts the invitation to open their hands and hearts. When the news is filled with intractable problems, what does St. Paul’s offer? A foundation of hope and faith that equips us to love and serve God and our neighbors. When so many people live with anxiety and insecurity, what does St. Paul’s offer? The abundant peace of Christ that surpasses all understanding.”

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eConnections
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Engaging our Gifts: Renewing Community, Reimagining Impact, All-Parish Picnic & Party, Choral Mattins, Visitors from Mombasa, Pet Blessing and more.

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Easter Hope
Rector's Reflection Meegan Kriner Rector's Reflection Meegan Kriner

Easter Hope

“…Easter, then, is a not metaphor for new beginnings; it is about encountering the person who, despite every disappointment we experience with ourselves and with the world, gives us a reason to carry on.” - Esau McCaulley

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Easter Matters
Rector's Reflection Meegan Kriner Rector's Reflection Meegan Kriner

Easter Matters

“Easter proclaims that God is much bigger than us, that God’s power is not confined by human concepts of what is possible and doable. Easter invites us to let go of knowledge in order to make room for faith.”

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Sabbath
Rector's Reflection St. Paul's Indy Rector's Reflection St. Paul's Indy

Sabbath

“During this week’s annual diocesan clergy conference, Bishop Jennifer invited us to a time of rest. In that spirit, I’m allowing Brother Curtis Almquist of the Society of St. John the Evangelist to take the lead this week. Here are some excerpts from a sermon he preached in 2018.”

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eConnections
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All Parish Coffee Hour and Choral Mattins this Sunday! Recap of the Tacos + Bingo / Fundraiser for MLK Community Center. Details about how to volunteer for St. Paul’s Community Garden and more!

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Lenten Reflection
Meegan Kriner Meegan Kriner

Lenten Reflection

“And, in this time when there are so many efforts to enact new laws in God’s name, I hope we remember to ask ourselves — will these efforts give relief, provide rest, or promote peace? Or, will these efforts, like the leader’s actions in Luke’s story, prolong suffering and cause pain? In this Lenten season and beyond, I hope and pray that we will follow Jesus’ example, opening our hearts and minds to Him, serving His will by spreading God’s love and peace to those in desperate need of comfort.”

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BINGO & Tacos, Lenten Reflection, Book of Common Prayer Faith Forum, Easter & Flower Memorials due, Holy Baptism Deadline and more.

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God will not disappoint
Rector's Reflection Meegan Kriner Rector's Reflection Meegan Kriner

God will not disappoint

“…it’s not necessarily God who disappoints us. Our disillusionment often arises from the unrealistic expectations we project onto God; the prayers that don’t appear to be heard or answered, the tragic events we wish God would prevent. In times of disappointment, we need eyes of faith to perceive God’s presence and promise.”

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God sits with us
Rector's Reflection Meegan Kriner Rector's Reflection Meegan Kriner

God sits with us

“Whether you are beginning your Lenten journey in a time of hope or despair, of joy or sorrow, of healing or suffering, of wholeness or brokenness, remember this: God sits here — wherever “here” is right now — with you. And when your “here” changes, God will be there, too.”

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