We follow Jesus Christ...

...whether we stay at home or join a limited number of people in public worship

Above all, we pray you will stay safe. If you desire to join a maximum of 115 persons in our sanctuary Sunday morning, you must wear a mask and maintain physical distancing per the CDC guidelines. (Pews are so marked.)

Otherwise, please join us at 9 a.m. Sundays on YouTube, using your smart phone, computer or television set, by clicking here

Here is the bulletin for Sunday, Apr 18

To learn about our worship service and about the Episcopal Church, click here. And click on that shelf of red books to get a short, cute introduction to our time-honored Book of Common Prayer.

Click here for the on-line Book of Common Prayer

Click here for Scripture Readings

Five questions of baptism

Our own Fr. Tom delivered a workshop for the Diocese of Southwest Florida entitled, "Baptismal Covenant: Five Questions." It can be viewed by clicking this link any time. Fr. Tom is well acquainted with the sacrament of Baptism, as he focused on it in the pursuit of his doctorate from Seabury-Western.

Farmers' Market last Saturday

Welcome to the easy in-and-out St. Paul's Farmer's Market! Stop by the hospitality pit and introduce yourself to new friends and have a hot dog, on us! The market is open Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. Browse and buy books, jewelery and lots of produce. Masks and physical distancing are required. The final day for this season is this Saturday, April 10.

For more information on the market, click here.

Supporters of these children

Episcopalians of the Naples Deanery have been supporting the children at a shelter in the Dominican Republic for the last 18 years. The Albergue el Buen Samaritano in San Francisco de Macoris, serves a hundred children who would be on the street were it not for the shelter. The kids arrive for breakfast, learn their abcs and social skills and get lots of love that may otherwise be missing in their young lives.

It is a ministry of love and affection, above all.

Supporters of Tumaini Fund

Dr. Susan Wilson, an English family physician, is full of energy and zealfor the Lord. She founded Tumaini (the word means "hope") Fund to put her faith to work in the AIDS-ravaged Kagera region of Northwest Tanzania. There she established an orphanage for thousands of children who lost their moms and dads to AIDS. In addition to monitary contributions, the ladies of our church, the ECW (Episcopal Church Women) have sewn numerous dresses for Dr. Wilson to distribute.

Parishioners Mike Moore and Roger Conant are directors for the fund in the United States.

Supporters of 'ERD'

Episcopal Relief and Development is a charity you can trust to use your resources wisely and lovingly. Click the logo at left to learn more and make a donation.