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Staff Singer Positions
Staff Singer Position Description and Requirements Updated for 2025-26 St. Paul’s has a long history for excellence in Anglican choral worship, with a semi-professional adult choir of approximately 40 singers, including 8 staff singers. Visit stpaulschestnuthill.org/music/choirs/ For the 2025-26 season we seek enthusiastic professional singers (1 Soprano, 2 Tenor) with superior reading skills, musicianship, a […]
Intergenerational Summer Book Club
His Dark Materials Trilogy by Philip Pullman This summer’s St. Paul’s book club will be an intergenerational reading adventure. Everyone (well, perhaps ages 8 and up) is invited to join us in reading the beloved and critically acclaimed trilogy His Dark Materials by English author Philip Pullman. Although originally marketed as children’s literature, His Dark […]
Sacred Grounds Update: 5/2/25
As is the case with nature, winter was a season of rest and preparation for new growth. Educational sessions were held with SPY and the Adult Forum focusing on the theology of creation stewardship. Now it’s spring and time to get busy! Saturday 21 June from 9:00 – 11:00am, everyone who has expressed interest in […]
St. Paul’s Annual Camping Trip at Mauch Chunk Lake Park, Friday June 13 – Sunday, June 15
EVERYONE INVITED! Friends, Family, Friends of Friends ETC! Absolutely NO experience required! The less, the better! There ARE bathrooms and showers! $60/ per Family Campsite Includes Dinner Both nights, Saturday breakfast, swimming, campfire with s’mores and singing both nights. There will also be hiking and a presentation of animals by the Carbon County Environmental Center […]
Young Adult Group: Next Meeting April 29 at 7:00pm
All are welcome at the next gathering of St. Paul’s Young Adult Formation Group on Tuesday, April 29 at 7:00 PM. We’ll share a casual dinner (likely pizza or sandwiches), followed by a short video and discussion inspired by The Way of Love—a thoughtful Episcopal series exploring Christian spiritual practices. Whether you’re actively discerning the […]
