with Mary Parmer This will be a great opportunity for all parishioners to learn creative ways to welcome others to St. Paul’s and to increase the sense of belonging here […]

with Mary Parmer This will be a great opportunity for all parishioners to learn creative ways to welcome others to St. Paul’s and to increase the sense of belonging here […]

From kittens to chickens, guppies to puppies, our clergy will be blessing all pets, great and plush. Join us for a brief service and blessing in honor of St. Francis of Assisi. We will be in Tucker Hall if the weather is inclement. 

Cleveland Municipal Court Candidate Forum Elections have consequences- let’s use our influence for justice! “Off-year” elections (like the one on Tuesday, November 4) don’t get as much attention, but their outcomes have a huge impact on our local community. Greater Cleveland Congregations (GCC) is hosting a forum to meet the candidates for Cleveland Municipal Court […]

Centering Prayer is a form of meditation that opens us to the calming experience of resting in God, leading to personal transformation. It affects us not only as we practice, […]

This fall, we are organizing an adults-only, small-group gathering opportunity to “Guess Who’s Coming to Tapas.” In the "Guess Who's Coming to Tapas" model, only our Membership Engagement Coordinator knows who the hosts and guests are for each dinner. The menu is also a mystery as the hosts will provide drinks and dessert, and each […]

Kevin Jones and members of the Senior Choir will recount their choir pilgrimage to the U.K. this past summer. The trip was fabulous, and its many gifts live on in the […]

(at the 11:15 a.m. service) David Osburn has been the Carilloneur at St. Paul’s since 1990. After 35 years of climbing 150+ stairs (each way!) to the playing chamber of […]

The Senior Choir sings Evensong with music by Latvian composer Ēriks Ešenvalds and a world premiere of Responses by Kevin Jones, written in the style of Ešenvalds. Kevin Jones conducts, Rees Taylor […]

Polyphony was formed by Stephen Layton in 1986 for a concert in King’s College Chapel, Cambridge. Since then, the choir has recorded regularly and performed worldwide to great critical acclaim.

Recent reviews declare Polyphony as “one of the best small choirs now before the public” (Telegraph) and “possibly the best small professional chorus in the world” (Encore Magazine, USA).

We will play a fast-paced board game to gain an understanding of the roles and responsibilities we each have in creating a sense of welcome and connection at St. Paul’s. Will your group be the first to progress their player from the first step to the last? Let’s find out together! Presented by Kirsten Radivoyevitch.