New to Old Town Alexandria?

Come Join Us!

Come one, come all! Anyone who is new to St. Paul’s and all parishioners are invited to join us on the bricks at the front of the church every Sunday after the 10:00 a.m. service. There will be lemonade and iced tea and special events, and it is a perfect opportunity to visit with one another and most importantly welcome new members to the church. There will be a Vestry member, parish staff, or clergy present to welcome any newcomers. To learn more or if you have any questions, please contact Sue Setliff at welcomecommittee@stpaulsalexandria.com.

Ellen + Steven Are Married!

This weekend, our very own Ellen Weaver, and VTS student, Steven King, were married in their home state of Kansas. Congrats to both of them and we wish them a lifetime of happiness!

Christ House Dinner

St. Paul’s will be serving dinner on July 30 at Christ House located at the corner of Prince and West Street in Old Town Alexandria. We need servers from 4:30 to 6:15 and bakers/dessert makers to drop off their goodies at Christ House anytime Sunday, July 29 or Monday, July 30 before 4:00 p.m. Please let them know it is for St. Paul’s dinner on the 30th. If you can’t help this time, St. Paul’s will be serving dinner again on October 29 and December 31. Any questions please call or email Bob Aulthouse at 703-425-0918 or raulthouse@aol.com.

Alexandria Gazette mentions St. Paul's in LeCompte Visit

St. Paul's mentioned in Alexandria Gazette for LeCompte Visit.

Play an Instrument in Old Town

Instrumentalists are invited to play at the 10:00 a.m. service during summer at the communion. If you would like to offer this your gift to worship, please contact Grant Hellmers at grant@stpaulsalexandria.com.

Stewardship at St. Paul's

The Church doesn’t take the summer off from funding mission and ministry so we need you to continue with your regular pledge payments so we in turn can keep up with our commitments too. Consider making your July and August contributions now so you can rest easy this summer. You can give electronically HERE.

New to Old Town Alexandria?

Come one, come all! Anyone who is new to St. Paul’s and all parishioners are invited to join us on the bricks at the front of the church every Sunday after the 10:00 a.m. service. There will be lemonade and iced tea and special events, and it is a perfect opportunity to visit with one another and most importantly welcome new members to the church. There will be a Vestry member, parish staff, or clergy present to welcome any newcomers. To learn more or if you have any questions, please contact Sue Setliff at welcomecommittee@stpaulsalexandria.com.

St. Paul's: Pennies from Heaven Fund Drive

While the start of school still seems far away, there are children at the Renk Basic School hoping to attend school for the first time this fall. This summer we are having a fund drive for Pennies from Heaven, our scholarship fund for children in South Sudan. Our goal is to send 20 children to school at $300 per student by September. Checks can be made payable to St. Paul’s with “Pennies from Heaven” in the memo line. For more information contact the Rev. Ross Kane at ross@stpaulsalexandria.com.

Rowan LeCompte Visits St. Paul's

ROWAN LECOMPTE VISITS ST. PAUL'S JULY 15

The St. Paul’s Foundation was proud to announce that on Sunday, July 15 renowned stained-glass artist Rowan LeCompte visited St. Paul’s. Mr. LeCompte is best known for creating and producing 45 stained-glass windows and six mosaic murals in the Washington National Cathedral. His work also illuminates some 50 other American churches and public buildings, including our chapel where the window he created can be seen behind the altar.  Clips from the documentary Let There Be Light, about the creation of Rowan LeCompte’s last window for the National Cathedral, were shown. 

Christ House Dinner

St. Paul’s will be serving dinner on July 30 at Christ House located at the corner of Prince and West Street in Old Town Alexandria. We need servers from 4:30 to 6:15 and bakers/dessert makers to drop off their goodies at Christ House anytime Sunday, July 29 or Monday, July 30 before 4:00 p.m. Please let them know it is for St. Paul’s dinner on the 30th. If you can’t help this time, St. Paul’s will be serving dinner again on October 29 and December 31. Any questions please call or email Bob Aulthouse at 703-425-0918 or raulthouse@aol.com.

Parents' Morning Out at St. Paul's: Alexandria, VA

There is still room!

Our Parents’ Morning Out program is still growing. PMO is designed for 2 year olds to have structured playtime in a school setting 2-3 days a week. It has been a wonderful experience for all families and teachers involved. If you are interested in being a part of our program in September, please email ellen@stpaulsalexandria.com.

Carpenter's Shelter Dinner: Alexandria, VA

St. Paul’s will host the dinner at Carpenter’s Shelter on Wednesday, July 25. We need servers and donations of salads, fruit, and dessert at the shelter by 5:45. If you would like to help, please contact Claire Gregory at 703-888-1390 or clgtraveler@yahoo.com.

Baby on Board: New Baby Ministry

As any new parent knows, the birth of a child can be both a joyful and stressful time. To assist families, the St. Paul’s New Baby Ministry is available to provide respite care, provide meals, and offer other assistance as needed. The type and length of support offered depends on individual circumstances. If you know of a St. Paul’s family with a new baby, please contact Jeannie Baldwin at jsbaldwin2@cox.net or call 703-350-8557. The committee is always looking for volunteers to help with the ministry. Contact Jeannie Baldwin for more information. 

Rowan LeCompte Visit

The St. Paul’s Foundation is proud to announce that on Sunday, July 15 renowned stained-glass artist Rowan LeCompte will visit St. Paul’s. Mr. LeCompte is best known for creating and producing 45 stained-glass windows and six mosaic murals in the Washington National Cathedral. His work also illuminates some 50 other American churches and public buildings, including our chapel where the window he created can be seen behind the altar. Please be sure to join Foundation members after the 10:00 a.m. service for a reception in Mr. LeCompte’s honor. Clips from the documentary Let There Be Light, about the creation of Rowan LeCompte’s last window for the National Cathedral, will be shown. Childcare will be provided.

We All Cheer for Ice Cream!

Yet another way to give thanks; ice cream after church at St. Paul’s.

Singing at St. Paul's

Summer choir has begun. Rehearsals are on Sundays at 9:15 a.m. in the gallery. Choir does not robe or process. Just show up and join us to learn a simple anthem and to lead the congregation’s singing at the 10:00 a.m. service. 

Stewardship: Keep Current This Summer

The Church doesn’t take the summer off from funding mission and ministry so we need you to continue with your regular pledge payments so we in turn can keep up with our commitments too. Consider making your July and August contributions now so you can rest easy this summer. Click HERE to give now.

Adult Forum: Sudan Missionary + We Welcome Larry Duffee

On July 8 St. Paul’s welcomes Larry Duffee, a missionary who works with Archbishop Daniel Deng Bul in the Provincial Office of the Episcopal Church of Sudan. Join us for a special presentation at 11:15 a.m. to hear about Larry’s work and learn how we can continue to support the church in Sudan.

Do You Play an Instrument?

Instrumentalists are invited to play at the 10:00 a.m. service during summer at the communion. If you would like to offer this your gift to worship, please contact Grant Hellmers at grant@stpaulsalexandria.com.