Easter at St. Paul

This Lent, we will walk with Jesus through The Final Week. Sunday by Sunday, we will take each day as it comes. Not rushing ahead or skipping over the hard parts.
Listening closely to what Jesus does, says, and endures. It is a story of love offered, suffering endured, and hope raised from the grave.

Join us beginning February 22nd as we journey through the days that changed everything.

 The Easter Vigil is the church’s most ancient and expectant night. We begin in darkness and silence, telling the story of God’s saving work, before light breaks forth and new life is proclaimed. Scripture, song, prayer, and the lighting of the Paschal candle guide us from waiting to wonder. Join us for a reverent and powerful service that prepares the way for Easter morning. 

 Easter Sunday is the joyful proclamation at the heart of the Christian faith: Christ is risen. We gather with song, Scripture, and prayer to celebrate God’s victory over sin and death and the promise of new life. This is a morning of hope, renewal, and glad praise, as the church rejoices in the risen Lord and the life he brings to the world. 

 Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent with honesty and hope. We gather for prayer, Scripture, and the imposition of ashes as a tangible reminder of our mortality and our need for God’s grace. This service creates space for repentance, reflection, and renewal, inviting us to begin the Lenten journey with humility and trust in God’s mercy. 

 The Interactive Stations of the Cross invite you to walk prayerfully through the final hours of Jesus’ life. Moving at your own pace, you will engage Scripture, reflection, and simple actions that draw mind, body, and spirit into the story of Christ’s suffering love. This quiet, contemplative experience offers space to linger, pray, and listen as we journey toward the cross together.