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We're excited to share that our website continues to grow with new features designed to better serve our congregation. One of the newest additions is a Members Section, which is currently in a testing phase. This secure area will be available to congregation members who have a username and password, providing convenient access to a variety of exclusive resources and features. Some of the benefits planned for the Members Section include: PDF versions of monthly newsletters Acc

October will be a busy month at St. Paul’s with a fall Pet Blessing, Dia de los Muertos Family Art, and Oktoberfest. This year we are having our Oktoberfest on...

Our recent Gospel readings have been full of stories, lessons and parables. Some of these parables seem quite clear while with others, just like the apostles and believers of the time, we struggle to comprehend. These parables, sermons, and our recent interactive study sermon speak of...

So, how’s your Lenten journey going? Lent can be a confusing time. Lent this year is a time filled with conflicting imagery and events. Spring with flowering trees, warmer weather, birds singing, and signs of new life all around stands side by side with news of war, unrest, conflict, hunger, senseless death, and growing distrust. We live in a fallen, troubled, fragile yet amazingly beautiful and resilient world...

We, at St. Paul’s, are fortunate and so blessed! The world is a dangerous and challenging place for many people here in Sacramento and throughout the world...

"When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.” Arthur Conan Doyle My departed friend and classmate Mike and I enjoyed Sherlock Holmes stories and movies and would watch the old Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce film versions. Near the opening of their final collaboration, Dressed to Kill, Holmes makes the above observation on discerning truth to Watson after hearing a story from Watson’s friend “Stinky” about a stolen music bo

“We reach our neighbors for the kingdom of God in Christ through visibility, availability , and service.” Rummage Sale Report The rummage...

“We reach our neighbors for the kingdom of God in Christ through visibility, availability , and service.” Congregational Deacon Service...

“Prayer does not change God, but it changes him who prays.” Soren Kierkegaard I typically conclude columns with a call to pray. ...

Our primary thought as we worked on this project has been “How can St. Paul serve our community/neighbors?”

We refuse to be victims. We refuse to hate. We believe in justice. We resist through nonviolence, because of our faith.

This article focuses on the design heirarchy of the website with a general outline of all site contents...