28788 North Main Street
Daphne, Alabama  36526
officestpaulsdaphne@gmail.com
251.626.2421

Sundays

8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite I

9:15 a.m. Christian Education

10:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist, Rite II

 

Morning Prayer - 8:00 a.m. 

Monday-Saturday on Facebook Page

Tuesday

7:00 a.m. Men's Bible Study  - Zoom Only 

Wednesday

10:30 a.m.Wed. Morning Bible Study

12:00 p.m. Healing Service 

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Evening Prayer – 5:00 pm 

Sunday-Thursday on Judith Comer's Facebook Page


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Welcome TO OUR WARM & LOVING cOMMUNITY  

 

St. Paul's Episcopal Church is a warm and loving community of approximately 800 baptized members. Located on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay, it is situated in one of the most scenic and fastest growing counties in Alabama. In this place we try to follow the teachings and examples of Jesus Christ, not so much by speculating "What would Jesus do?," but rather attempting to emulate what Jesus did do. This theology for ministry is captured in our Mission Statement: "We worship together as we seek God, serve God, and share God with love and acceptance for all." You are cordially invited to join us in worship. It is my prayer that you will find your time with us a blessing. 

God bless you, 

Thack Dyson, Rector

This Week at St. Paul’s
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Message From Thack


Subject: Prayer for Discernment – Monday Evening, 6:00–7:00 PM 


Dear Friends,


Bishop Russell has asked every congregation in our diocese to gather next Monday evening from 6:00–7:00 PM for a time of prayer and discernment—seeking God’s guidance on how we, as Christians, can help bring about an end to the deep divisions within our country.


We gather with confidence, knowing that we have the strength of the Gospel behind us. If we allow our love for God and for one another to transcend the political and social differences that threaten to pull us apart, we truly can be agents of healing and change in our world.


This is something we already do well at St. Paul’s. Because of who we are and how we love, we are in a good position to make a real and faithful difference within our community.


Please join us Monday evening at 6:00 PM as we pray together—listening for how God may be calling us, individually and as a community, to help usher in peace.



Peace,

Thack

After Service Prayer Team Volunteers Needed



Before the COVID pandemic, we used to have a prayer team of individuals that would be available at the altar rail after both services to offer prayers of support and encouragement. We are excited to bring this ministry back! Volunteers so far include Janet Norman and Becky Costlow (10:30 service) and Susan Hurst (8:00 service). We would love to have additional volunteers to share this ministry. To be qualified, you need only be able to listen to the prayer needs and to have a warm heart from which to speak and pray together. We also ask that you keep all prayer requests confidential, unless the petitioner indicates otherwise. To volunteer, please contact Janet Norman at (224) 515-6938 or jmn9210@yahoo.com. 


Great Wednesday @ 6:00 p.m.


On February 4th and 11th, at Great Wednesday @ 6 pm, Thack will lead a study on the

Beatitudes in preparation of Last Epiphany. We will meet in Malone Hall at 6:00 p.m. for a meal and the study will begin at 6:30 p.m. Please notify the parish office as soon as possible if you plan to attend so that we can have a headcount for the meal and also have enough printed materials for everyone.



You are invited to

St. Paul's

February Parish Breakfast

Sunday, February 1st

IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING 

THE 8:00 A.M. SERVICE

in the Howard Wilson Life Center.

The breakfast is prepared for you by

St. Paul's Men's Group.

No charge for children.


Ecumenical Ministries Food Pantry


We are excited to bring back St. Paul’s support of Ecumenical Ministries Inc. We will be helping to replenish their Fairhope food pantry this February. Please pick up a brown paper bag after church this Sunday. 


According to Ecumenical Ministries, more than 24,000 people in Baldwin County live in poverty. 


Here is a list of non-perishable food and supplies to donate: 

Canned meats Critical Need

Cereal  Critical Need

Oatmeal, Grits, Cream of Wheat

Peanut butter  

Jelly Critical need

Canned and dry soups

Meal in a box (beef stew, pasta w/ meat, etc.) Critical Need

Canned vegetables ** Currently the pantry has an adequate supply of green beans. They need mixed vegetables, corn, carrots, potatoes, beets, etc.

Canned fruit Critical need

Macaroni and cheese Critical need

Dry pasta

Pasta sauce Critical need

Rice

Canned beans

Pork and beans

Dried beans

Powdered milk Critical need

Muffin and Biscuit mixes

Coffee and Tea

Paper towels  

Toilet tissue  

Dish Detergent  

Diapers / Baby wipes

Bath soap / Toiletries

Toothpaste and toothbrushes

First aid items


To download the above list, click on the link below:


Food Pantry Needs List


Please drop off your donations in the Narthex throughout February. If you have any questions, please contact Janet Norman at (224) 515-6938 or jmn9210@yahoo.com. Leigh Ann Overstreet, Aisling Gonzalez, and Jo Delgado will also assist with this food drive. 


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February Servers Schedule