Worship and Streaming Resources
St. Paul's Online Worship Services:
We are livestreaming our service every Sunday at 10:15am PST through Facebook Live on our Facebook page. Click here to view our service from Sunday, April 26th on Facebook. You *do not* have to be on Facebook to watch these services! Just click on the link on our St. Paul's blog post or from our E-news.
We are also streaming on YouTube. Click here to see Sunday, April 26th on YouTube. You can also subscribe to our YouTube channel, where you can enjoy recordings of our amazing choir, view past services and messages of our clergy about what's happening, and even learn American Sign Language with Reverend Susan and our interpreter, Nadia Talley.
We follow our online service with a Zoom virtual coffee hour -- please join us for as long or as little as you like. Children are welcome to join in! Whether you're new or a longtime member, we are thrilled to be able to talk to each other through this technology during the COVID-19 pandemic. Click here to join on Sundays around 11:15am. If you are unfamiliar with the Zoom app, please see our resources below.
Wednesday Morning Liturgy of Healing
Join Rev. Liz Williams for this beautiful liturgy where we can offer prayers for ourselves and others on Wednesday mornings at 9am via Zoom.
To join this Zoom, click here at 9am on Wednesdays.
Other Online Episcopal Resources:
From the Episcopal Church's website, an incredible repository of many online devotionals and resources for the practice of prayer, scriptural study and much more.
Forward Day-by-Day prayer meditations online.
Offer a prayer through the Episcopal Church's prayer page.
Are we missing a great webpage or resource that we should share online? Let us know!
Streaming Resources and Social Media
Stream our services or listen to a recording:
Facebook Live (video livestream)
St. Paul's podcast (audio recordings of sermons)
St. Paul's is also on Instagram!
Using Zoom as a way to connect
Join one of our virtual coffee hours via Zoom! You only need the link and your smartphone with the Zoom app, or you can use a laptop or desktop computer. Look for our links to these events on our blog, Facebook page and group and through our E-News!
How to Use Zoom (tutorial)
How to Join a Zoom meeting (video)
Here's a resource on working from home with Zoom.
Connection to the church and our friendly, welcoming, loving community is important to us. Our connection with one another supports and strengthens us physically, emotionally and spiritually.
The inspiration of scripture, prayer and music lifts our spirits, connects us with God and energizes us for the journey ahead. The love, care, and concern we share with one another has a real effect on our emotional and spiritual well-being. We all need these things whether or not we can be physically present with one another.
- If you attend regularly but have not been in touch, please call or email us. We want to know you're okay, and we want to stay connected offering spiritual support in your life. So, please reach out. We look forward to hearing from you! Why do we prefer you call us? Because so many people react negatively to being called. We aren't criticizing you for your decision to stay away, we just want to offer our love, prayers and support.
- Follow us on our Social Media and/or read each E-news. We'll be working to help everyone stay connected through this challenging time. A little inspiration can go a long way! We invite you to post, comment and share. We can nurture ministries by encouraging one another to spread the Good News even in these times when some have to be physically isolated. If you are not subscribed to our E-news, please email or call us and we will add you to the list.
