Upcoming Events
The St. Paul's community extends far beyond the walls of our church.
Please join us for these events!
If you have an event you would like to share with others, submit your event here.
To view our calendar, go here.
Pentecost Sunday | June 8 | 10am service
50 Days after Easter, we celebrate the birth of the church. We wear red to display our hope that the divine spark the Holy Spirit ignites in our lives might enliven our sharing so God’s Good News may be experienced in all cultures, contexts, and languages, and by all peoples, with whom the Risen Lord shares God’s life.
“When the day of Pentecost had come, they were all together in one place. And suddenly there came from heaven a noise like a violent rushing wind, and it filled the whole house where they were sitting. And there appeared to them tongues as of fire distributing themselves, and they rested on each one of them.” - Acts 2: 1-3
Evensong, Dinner & Silent Auction
Sunday, June 8 | 4pm
The choir invites all to delight in an evening of song, feast, and art.
Song. The evening begins with the final Sunday at 4pm Evensong of the season including the final chorus from Lobgesang by Fanny Hensel.
Feast. Following this service, enjoy a Community Potluck Dinner in Foote Hall.
Art. A Silent Auction will feature art donated by the St. Paul's community - from paintings, photography, and a quilt to crocheted creatures - to raise money for the choir's July trip to England. Contact Paul Hoerbelt at hoerbelt@gmail.com or Gail Nezvigin at gail.nezvigin@gmail.com for more information.
Donation Drive-Thru Drop Offs Resume
Saturday, June 14 | 10am - 1:30pm | Occidental Parking Lot
The Circle of St Paul’s hosts a Donation Drive-Thru Drop Off event on Saturday June 14.
NOTE: we will close the parking lot entrances and stop accepting donations at 1:30pm. Bring your new or gently used items and help support the Circle of St Paul's mission of helping others.
Please visit the Circle's website HERE to to learn more about what we accept, donating and volunteering.
Donations may be dropped off at the Drive Thru, entered via the Occidental side of St Paul's Episcopal Church's parking lot, on the corner of Occidental Avenue and Chapin Avenue, Burlingame, CA 94010.
Volunteers Needed for Pride Festival
Sat., June 14 | 10:30am – 5:30pm | San Mateo Central Park
All ages are welcome at San Mateo Pride, as we share God's inclusive love with stickers and crafts! Your warmth and joy at our Episcopal booth will help us welcome friends and neighbors on the Peninsula!
Sign-up with Jocelyn to greet people at the Peninsula Deanery booth.
St. Paul's Calendar Planning Meeting
Wed., June 18 | 7pm - 8:30pm | Brewer Hall
Jump start St. Paul’s calendar for the 2025-2026 program year with friends in ministry, as we pave the way for synergy and joy in our life together.
Ministry Team Leaders, it would be helpful to bring
1) Dates for your group’s upcoming activities
2) Ideas for opportunities to co-host or collaborate with other ministries.
Not a Ministry Team Leader, but want to contribute? Please reach out to Jocelyn or Rev. Sarah soon.
Highlights of Past Events at St. Paul's
The community of St. Paul's offers many opportunities to learn and grow. Here are highlights of previous events from the current program year:
Epiphany Celebration
Sunday, January 5 | after the 10am service
The Three Kings join us at our 10am service! We extend our worship at the doors of the Parish Hall to bless our space and bless our community by "chalking the door." King cake will follow at Hospitali-tea.
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Join us for a chalking of the parish hall entry after the 10am service.
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Extend this tradition by blessing your own homes. Instructions with a stick of Epiphany chalk will be available for each household.
*“Chalking the door” is seen as a symbol that invokes Christ’s blessing, not only on each physical house, but also on the people who live there and those who visit.
Christmas Lessons & Carols
Sunday, December 29 | ONE 11am Service
On this Fifth Day of Christmas, join in a congregational celebration of Christmastide with seasonal scripture readings and Christmas carols.
For a listing of Advent and Christmas season services, go here.
Celebrate Christmas at St. Paul's!
Tuesday, December 24 | 10pm Christmas Eve
Choral Eucharist
Hear once again a young chorister sing the carol “Once in royal David’s city" and sing "Silent Night" by candlelight with the Choir of St. Paul’s and a chamber orchestra of woodwinds, strings quintet and organ. Choral music includes Missa ad Praesepe by George Malcolm. Instrumental prelude of Fanny Hensel and J. S. Bach begins at 9:45pm.
Wednesday, December 25 | 11am Christmas Day
Choral Eucharist
Sung Eucharist choir and organ.
Children's Christmas Pageant
Tuesday, December 24 | 4pm | Church
Come, celebrate the birth of Christ on this holy night.
Children present the Nativity Gospel in costume and song, alternating with Christmas carols for all to sing.
This year Mary and Joseph sing God's praises!
All children are welcome to come and adore the baby Jesus, participate and contribute to the children's sermon, and share the light of Christ with others.
For a listing of Advent and Christmas season services, go here.
Tongan Nativity
Sunday, December 22 | 1pm
Sa Paula Tonga youth tell the story of Jesus’ birth story and sing Tongan carols.
For a listing of Advent and Christmas season services, go here.
Christmas Sing-a-long by the Fireside
Wednesday, December 18 | 6pm-7pm | St. Paul's Labyrinth
Imagine a fire set up at St. Paul's labyrinth, and we all sing together familiar and joyful Christmas Carols around it!
This is happening! Hot cocoa will be served at the end.
Welcome to all-- young and old, families and friends.
Christmas Concert
Sunday, December 15 | 4pm
With family and friends, delight in the beauty of the music of Christmas in this ninth annual concert by the Choir of St. Paul’s and chamber orchestra. Ticket sales benefit the choir’s upcoming residency at Lincoln Cathedral. A festive reception hosted by the choir follows the 90-minute program featuring highlights from Bach’s Christmas Oratorio and Christmas and New Year greetings from around the world.
Blue Christmas | Sacred Space to Stay Still
Wednesday, December 11 | 6pm Dinner, 7pm Service
God’s grace invites us to know the gentleness of song, sacred readings and reflections, surrounded by candlelit prayers of this Blue Christmas service, coming with whatever we carry in our hearts this complex holiday season.
Ten singers from the Choir of St. Paul’s will offer two poignant anthems: Melissa Dunphy “Halcyon Days” and Jake Runstead “Let my love be heard.” Cellist Haruka Ota will play reflective works by Robert Schumann, Giulio Caccini, and Ralph Vaughan Williams.
The Healing Team will host a soup supper at 6pm in Brewer Hall before this service. All are welcome! Please invite anyone you know who might enjoy this contemplative offering, designed with spiritual seekers in mind.
Advent Lessons & Carols
Sunday, December 8 | 4pm | Church
Tomorrow shall be my dancing day
All are invited to a procession from darkness into light with the Choir of St. Paul’s as candles are gradually lit throughout the church. Beginning with a reading by a young chorister, lessons alternate with Advent carols for choir and congregation. A free-will offering will benefit the Choir School.
A reception will follow hosted by the choir at which the limited-edition vinyl of the Great Host album will be available to purchase. Choral Music list here.
The Circle's Christmas Tea & Boutique
Saturday, December 7 | 1:15pm - 4pm | Foote Hall
The magic of the Christmas season is here! Enjoy relaxed holiday shopping, followed by tea in festively decorated Foote Hall.
Doors open at 1:15pm
Tea served from 2:00pm ~ 4:00pm
Reservations required. $10 per attendee. Make reservations with Suzanne Abold, Susan Group or Candace Martin following the November 24 8am and 10am services.
Limited seating. Advance reservations are necessary. No reservations will be taken at the door. Table reservations are available for parties of 3 or more. Please reserve your place before Monday, November 25.
Advent Festival
Sunday, November 24 | 11:15am | Foote Hall
Come prepare for love's advent at Christmas! Create handmade wreaths and Filipino parols, light candles to ignite your prayers alongside St. Paul's acolytes, decorate gratitude jars, contribute to a Giving Tree that serves local families, and celebrate the season with so much more!
Volunteers are needed to help prepare our activities. We are looking for people to lead and assist each station: wreath-making, parol-assembling, seasonal sharing, message-writing, photo booth, cookie-frosting, and hospitali-tea.
Volunteers needed to help with each activity. Sign up with Jocelyn by Monday, November 18.
Young Professional Brunch
Sunday, November 17
Are you in your 20s, 30s, 40s? Enjoy food and good conversation? Interested in meeting other younger adults in the St. Paul's community?
Join us for brunch after the 10am service on November 17. We will meet on the Labyrinth and walk over to a spot on Burlingame Ave. Contact Jocelyn with questions.
Faithful Forum: A Great Host
Sunday, November 17 | 11:15am | Choir Room
St. Paul’s Director of Music, Susan Jane Matthews, traces her life journey of research into sacred choral music by women composers that in the fall of 2020 led to her founding a Great Host team of eight, from diverse spots in the USA and England, to curate a database of choral works for the church year as a resource to church musicians.
Listen to excerpts from the Great Host vinyl, including three commissions funded through the Marcia McCowin estate fund, recorded for the first time by the Choir of St. Paul's. Learn about the lives of women composers included on the recording, from Florence Price and Undine Smith Moore, to contemporary composers Margaret Burk, Melissa Dunphy, and the newly appointed Master of the King's Music, Errollyn Wallen.
A Great Host will be released first as a limited-edition vinyl record in time to purchase for Christmas 2024 gifts, beginning at the 11:15am Advent Festival on Sunday, November 24.
Go here to learn more about and pre-order the Great Host Vinyl.
Shipping is not available.
Movie & Discussion: A Plastic Ocean
Wednesday, November 13 | 7pm | Higbie Library
All are invited to join us for a screening of A Plastic Ocean, an unusual documentary film directed by Craig Leeson.
We may think we understand the urgent problem of pollution and its negative impact on our environment, but this film will show you how little we know. An international team of adventurers, researchers, and ocean cinematographers go on a mission around the world to uncover what is lurking beneath the surface of our seemingly pristine Ocean. The results are shocking...
Followed by a discussion facilitated by Dr. Jenny Lau, Professor of Film at San Francisco State University
First-Year College Student
Care Packages | November 10-17
Help us fill care packages to remind our first-year college students of St. Paul’s love and support. The boxes are small, roughly 11 x 8 x 6, so we are looking for small, fun items such as candy, gum, lip balm, post It notes, tissue packs, tea bags, hot chocolate mix, fidget spinners, small puzzles or games. Be creative! Cards will be available to write a note of encouragement. Look for the boxes after church on Nov. 10 and 17.
All Souls' Day: Remembering Our Departed
Sunday, November 10 | 9am prayers, 10am service
9am: Join us in the Columbarium as we pray for those whom we have lost, upheld by prayers, the presence of dear ones, blessings, rituals, and remembrances.
10am: A solemn occasion commemorating our loved ones with Eleanor Daley's Requiem and an offertory of white roses. All are encouraged to bring a photo of a loved one who has died. Photos are placed on a table by the baptismal font.
Donation Drive-Thru Drop Off
Saturday, November 9 | 10am - 2pm | Occidental Lot
The Circle of St Paul’s hosts the last Donation Drive-Thru Drop Off event for 2024 on Saturday November 9. Bring your new or gently used items and help support the Circle of St Paul's mission of helping others.
Please visit the Circle's website HERE to to learn more about what we accept, donating and volunteering.
Donations may be dropped off at the Drive Thru, entered via the Occidental side of St Paul's Episcopal Church's parking lot, on the corner of Occidental Avenue and Chapin Avenue, Burlingame, CA 94010.
All Saints' Day | Bishop Austin's visit | Pledge Sunday
November 3 | 10am single service
9am: Join in a 9am conversation about faith with Bishop Austin and confirmands.
10am: We are thrilled Bishop Austin will join us on All Saints’ Sunday to preach and preside, celebrating Pledge Sunday and Confirmation. Enjoy intergenerational worship, led by St. Paul’s and Sa Paula Tonga choirs, with festive coffee hour after church
Watch Party | Investiture of Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe
Saturday, November 2 | 8:00-9:30am | Higbie Library
Coffee will be served while we welcome The Episcopal Church's new Presiding Bishop, The Rt. Rev. Sean Rowe. The celebration will be livestreamed, and Jocelyn is happy to project the video of his investiture in Higbie Library.
We will also engage in a conversation about the beginning of the ceremony, this moment in the church, and our way of love.
To learn more, visit here.
To watch the livestream, go here.
Fall Fellowship Meals | ongoing thru October 30
multiple dates | various locations
These events nourish your body and soul over meals in parishioners’ homes. You’ll get to enjoy a couple of hours over food and conversation with the hosts, Reverend Sarah and fellow parishioners. What could be lovelier?
Fall Fellowship Meal - Family Style on Oct. 12th, 4 - 6pm: Come for pizza, tacos, and more! Please RSVP by Thursday, Oct. 10, for food planning purposes. RSVP here.
Tea N' Talk: Halloween Happenings
Monday, October 28 | 2pm | Brewer Hall
Come enjoy special goodies (and maybe some tricks!). Dress up in any way that feels seasonal, channels your alternate identity, or evokes memories of Halloween past. Be ready to test your wits with a game of Halloween Bingo. Please RSVP to Kathy Martin.
Faithful Forum: Housing in San Mateo County
Sunday, October 27 | 11:15am | Foote Hall
How well do you know the history of housing policy that shaped the development and demographics of our local cities and the continued impact of those legacy policies?
Are you curious about why housing is such a hot topic in San Mateo County? Please join us after church for a special conversation with Burlingame City Councilmember
Michael Brownrigg and Executive Director of the Housing Leadership Council of San Mateo County Evvy Stivers. Learn more about how we got to our current state for housing and what lies ahead. Food and childcare will be provided.
In this workshop, you will:
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Hear from local officials with deep expertise in housing issues
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Learn about local policy related to increasing access to affordable housing, including county and local tax measures
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Learn about ways to get involved and make a difference in our community.
For more information please contact Bryan Vander Lugt or Margi Power.
Community Vigil | Wednesday, October 23 | 6pm
Come together in community as we gather around a sacred fire and pray for justice, peace, and healing for our world. In this highly charged time of transition and tumult, we want to offer shared space for prayer and connection at the Labyrinth in Skillings Garden and in the Church. We hope to see you there!
Choral Evensong
Sunday, October 20 | 4pm
Pause in delight as the Choir of St. Paul’s sings a 45-minute service of evening prayer. Choral music includes: St. Alban’s Magnificat & Nunc dimittis by Cecilia McDowall; Peter, go ring them bells, Spiritual, arr. Roderick Williams. A reception follows.
Preaching Series | Audrey & Perry Sakai | Sunday, October 20
8am & 10am services & 11:15am Faithful Forum
Audrey & Perry Sakai will reflect on this theme: Journey to the Margins: Reflections on a life transformed by people experiencing poverty. In addition preaching at two of our services, they will also host a conversation following the 10am service. Come to learn and grow together!
Multifaith Choral Concert | Sunday, October 13 | 5pm
burlpres church, 1500 Easton Drive
Come and cheer on the Choir of St. Paul's as they join with four other N. Peninsula choirs in singing in this 15th annual benefit concert for the LifeMoves homeless ministry. 2024 theme: Show us how to love.
Shining Sunday | Saturday, October 12 | 9am-1pm
The Property Committee invites everyone to spend a few hours with them to make St. Paul's shine brightly this fall! Projects will focus on some general beautification projects, a little kitchen organizing, and Occidental garages cleanup. Nothing too strenuous. Coffee will be provided in the morning.
Drop by the Property Team table at coffee hour after the 10am service for more information and to sign up.
Blessing of the Animals
Sunday, October 6 | after the 8am and 10am services
Bring your pet to church! They are welcome to stay with you (however is possible) for the service so they can receive a blessing immediately following in Skillings Garden. Let us all share in the delight in every creature God has made!
Invite your friends and neighbors.
Liturgical Minister Training
Monday, September 30 | 7:30-9pm
This hands-on workshop will share best practices for leading in worship, with specific group tips for acolyte, lector, intercessor, or Eucharistic ministry roles. If you are on the St. Paul's rota or aspire to be, this night for equipping will help you grow in confidence as we serve together in liturgy at St. Paul's. Please RSVP here or talk with Jocelyn.
North Peninsula S'lichot | September 28 | 7-9pm
Temple Beth El, 1700 Alameda de las Pulgas, San Mateo @ HWY 92
Come at 7pm to learn about Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur led by Rabbi Rebecca Hecht for non-Jewish friends at Peninsula Temple Beth El! Stay for a service focusing on forgiveness, repentance, and spiritual renewal beginning at 8pm.
The evening will shine lights on the inward aspects of Judaism as we focus our minds on self-examination and reconciliation with the approach the High Holy Days.
RSVP or Contact: Anita Siu and David Prager.
Film Viewing & Conversation
Wednesday, September 25 | 7PM | Chapel
Come and watch Persepolis, a French/Iranian movie about a little girl growing up during the Iranian revolution. The screening is open to all of St. Paul's members and friends. Youth are especially welcome. A discussion hosted by Jenny Lau will follow.
WEBINAR Ending Homeless: Insights and Innovations
Wednesday, September 25 | 11AM
Homelessness is solvable. It takes a community working together to create sustainable solutions. Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco partners with neighbors to support homeless and very low-income people in securing the housing, food, and services they need to build stable lives.
Please participate in ECS's virtual session, "Ending Homelessness: Insights and Innovations," on Wednesday, September 25 at 11:00 AM PT!
ECS Executive Director Beth Stokes will be hosting this conversation with Amity Foundation CEO Doug Bond, a discussion on homelessness services and prevention in the Bay Area and ECS’s critical role in supporting our most vulnerable neighbors.
As we seek to stir deeper insights into solutions for homelessness, please be sure to join live to participate in the Q&A!
Register here
After you register, you will receive an email with details on how to join this session.
Resourcing God's People to be a Whole & Healthy Church Sunday, September 22
8am & 10am Church
Ministry Training | Higbie Library | 11:15am-1:15pm
(lunch will be provided)
Caren Miles has enjoyed more than twenty years of life lessons through helping children and youth find their identities as beloved children of God. She loves that her job ranges from sitting on the floor to read Bible stories with preschoolers to dancing with teenagers through a sea of Bishops at last summer’s Episcopal Youth Event.
In addition to preaching at the 8am and 10am services, Caren will facilitate mandatory training session satisfies all requirements of the “Whole and Healthy Church” diocesan curriculum. Adults who work with youth, children, or vulnerable adults, as well as keyholders, employees, vestries, and volunteer leaders should attend. This is part of the Diocese of California’s comprehensive policy of guidelines and procedures to help churches proactively work in ways that protect beloved community.
We are also thrilled to announce that we are able to offer onsite fingerprinting beginning at 11:15am. Come ready with $20 (cash, Credit Card or Apple/Google Pay), photo ID, and a completed form: http://tinyurl.com/47yc62b7.
Lunch will be provided. RSVP to Jocelyn to attend or fill out this form to communicate any dietary considerations: https://forms.gle/LMaijmft6LeKDfKD9.
Challenging Segregation with Just Action: Leah Rothstein in conversation with Prof. Margalynne Armstrong
Wednesday, September 18 | 7-9pm
St Mark's Episcopal Church, 600 Colorado Avenue Palo Alto, CA 94306
This third part of a multi-faith speakers series St. Paul's has co-sponsored will focus on restorative actions communities can take to help to those have been excluded from the financial benefits of home ownership, access to good public schools, more protected environments, and better community services. Read more about the speaker and get tickets at tinyurl.com/september18speaker.
Choral Evensong | Sunday, September 15 | 4pm
In a candlelit church, pause in delight as the Choir of St. Paul’s sings a 45-minute service of evening prayer. Choral music includes: Magnificat & Nunc dimittis by Melissa Dunphy; The Chorister’s Prayer by Joanna Forbes L’Estrange; Sing gently by Eric Whitacre. A reception follows.
Bishop Swing at St. Paul's!
Sunday, September 15
10am Church | 11:15am Faithful Forum
* St. Paul's is offering ONE SERVICE on this weekend to draw us all together!
We are delighted to welcome Bishop Bill Swing, retired Bishop of the Diocese of California and Founder of United Religions Initiative, back to St. Paul's pulpit this fall.
After worship, Bishop Swing will share insights connected with his recently published work, God and Nuclear Weapons: Meditations at the End of the Atomic Age.
Details about the book are available here. Feel free to obtain a copy wherever you support local booksellers and bring your questions to our upcoming conversation with Bishop Swing!
Donation Drive-Thru Drop Off
Saturday, September 14 | 10am to 2pm | Occidental Lot
The Circle of St Paul’s hosts the last Donation Drive-Thru Drop Off event before the Fall Rummage Sale on Saturday September 14. Bring your new or gently used items and help support the Circle of St Paul's mission of helping others.
Please visit the Circle's website HERE to to learn more about what we accept, donating and volunteering.
Donations may be dropped off at the Drive Thru, entered via the Occidental side of St Paul's Episcopal Church's parking lot, on the corner of Occidental Avenue and Chapin Avenue, Burlingame, CA 94010.
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St. Paul's All-Church Fall Barbecue
Sunday, September 8 | 11:30am (following the 10am service) |
Nursery School Playground
Join friends and families from St. Paul's in welcoming in the fall program year. This all-church gathering features a delicious grilled lunch and lots of fun and fellowship. Connect with old friends and new in the sunny Nursery School playground immediately following the 10am service.
Summer Choir | Sundays, August 4-September 1
9am Rehearsal & 10am Holy Eucharist
All are invited to sing in the Summer Choir. Drop-in to the choir stalls to rehearse at 9am for one, a few, or all Sundays. To receive scores ahead, email Susan Jane Matthews, Director, at smatthews@stpaulsburlingame.org.
Organ Music of Johann Sebastian Bach
Sunday, August 18 | 4pm | Church
St. Paul’s Director of Music, Susan Jane Matthews, offers a one-hour concert of mesmerizing organ music by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) including two Trio Sonatas, the Toccata & Fugue in d minor, BWV 565 and the Passacaglia, BWV 582.
Donation Drive-Thru Drop Off
Saturday, August 10 | 10am to 1pm - Note the earlier closing time for this date only | Occidental Parking Lot
The Circle of St Paul’s will host more Donation Drive-Thru Drop Off events on Saturday August 10 and September 14. Bring along your new or gently used items and help support the Circle of St Paul's mission of helping others.
Please visit the Circle's website HERE to to learn more about what we accept, donating and volunteering.
Donations may be dropped off at the Drive Thru, entered via the Occidental side of St Paul's Episcopal Church's parking lot, on the corner of Occidental Avenue and Chapin Avenue, Burlingame, CA 94010.
Poetry as Prayer: Attending to the Spirit
Sunday, July 14 | 11:15am | Columbarium
Poet Mia Malhotra will guide our reflection on poetic sounds and silences as we discover how God invites us to attend to the life force stirring in the natural world. How might we open ourselves, through loving attention, to the movement of the Spirit within and around us, in our personal lives and in our shared life in community? Bring your favorite pen, notebook, or journal. We look forward to praying and playing together with practices of writing that can deepen our wonder and joy in this green and growing season of the year! Contact Rev. Sarah with questions. Invite your friends!
Celebrating the Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray with Pride
Sunday, July 7 | 10am Holy Eucharist | Church
We give thanks for the beauty and diversity of God’s creation and the faithful witness of the Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray. This year’s celebration of Pauli Murray’s feast day will feature excerpts from her writing, special prayers, and a sermon offered at the 10am service by Anne Casscells.
Sound Bath on the Summer Solstice: A Communal Experience
Thursday, June 20 | 7-9pm (doors open at 6:30pm) | Foote Hall
Ancient civilizations held sacred rituals on the summer solstice to honor the season’s life-giving power. Just as the sun reaches its zenith and begins its descent, we, too, can practice releasing old patterns, limiting beliefs, and anything that holds us back from our highest potential. St. Paul’s offers a special way to mark the solstice in community this year!
Beginning with simple meditative techniques that can help your body better receive the benefits of both stillness and sound in this immersive experience, the Logos Method Sound Journey will invite participants to relax into a symphony of soothing sounds designed to reduce pain and stress while boosting calm, mental clarity, and spiritual connection. This multi-sensory community night is perfect for cultivating fresh perspective with deeper resilience, peace, and well-being!
Come early to select your spot! Bring your own yoga mat, blankets, and pillows to support your physical comfort during the sound bath! Lying on the floor is recommended, but you are welcome to participate in whatever way helps your body feel at ease, including seated in a chair.
Sign up online at tinyurl.com/Logos-Events. Apply coupon code SP0624 at check out to save 100% off the regular registration cost!
Please contact Rev. Sarah with questions or simply join us for the experience.
LifeMoves First Step for Families Breakfast
Saturday, June 15
We will be providing breakfast for First Step for Families. The Sign up Genius link to sign up for volunteer opportunities will be in next week's eblast. Email Bonnie Adams with questions or to ask her to sign you up. We need volunteers who can shop, make sandwiches, and deliver the food. Please help us continue building relationships with local families!
Save the Date: Ministry Team Leaders Meeting
Wednesday, June 12 | 7pm | Brewer Hall
Join our wardens and rector as we review St. Paul's ministry priorities for collaboration and build our parish calendar for the 2024-2025 program year.
Summer Hike with the Healing Team at San Bruno Mountain State Park
Thursday, June 13 | 5:30pm | 555 Guadalupe Canyon Pkwy, Brisbane, CA 94005
Enjoy the Saddle Loop Trail at San Bruno Mountain State Park, a two mile gravel path with partial shade that affords great views of the open grasslands, San Francisco skyline, and Marin Headlands. Carpool with friends from St. Paul’s (depart from church at 5pm) or meet at the trail. Dress in layers, as afternoons can be chilly. Parking at San Bruno costs $6 per vehicle. Please RSVP to Rev. Sarah if you need a ride.
Formation Opportunity: How do you make a Bishop?
Sunday, June 9 | 11:20am | Chapel
Grab some coffee and join Rev. Sarah & Tish Busselle for a “show and tell” conversation featuring symbols from the Grace Cathedral Consecration & Ordination of DioCal’s Bishop Coadjutor (co-ADD-JOO-tor), the Rt. Rev. Austin K. Rios, as we celebrate how communities shaped by apostolic traditions follow Jesus in the Bay Area and beyond!
Sharing God's Love for All at San Mateo Pride
Saturday, June 8 | 10:30am-5:30pm | San Mateo Central Park
All ages are welcome at San Mateo Pride, as we share God's inclusive, liberating love!
Your warmth and joy at our booth will help us welcome friends and neighbors on the Peninsula!
Sign up for a slot that works for you! Contact Rev. Sarah if you need a ride.
Donation Drive-Thru Drop Off
Saturday, June 8 | 10am to 2pm | Occidental Parking Lot
The Circle of St Paul’s will host more Donation Drive-Thru Drop Off events on Saturday, June 8, July 13, August 10 and September 14. Bring along your new or gently used items and help support the Circle of St Paul's mission of providing help to others in need.
We accept donations on Donation Drive-Thru Drop Off Days only.
Also by pre-sorting, packing and labeling your donations using our Guidelines, you can help save many hours of work by our members and volunteers. Thank you!
Circle Donation Guidelines
So fill up your car or truck with bagged or boxed donations, drive up, pop your trunk and our volunteers will remove your donations! Donations may be dropped off at our Drive Thru location, entered via the Occidental side of St Paul's Episcopal Church's parking lot, on the corner of Occidental Avenue and Chapin Avenue, Burlingame, CA 94010.
More info:
Website: https://circlerummage.wixsite.com/stpauls
Keep unto date by following us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CircleofStPaulsBurlingame
Spring Rummage Sale
Friday - Saturday, May 3 - 4 | 9:30am to 3pm | Inside & outside on the St. Paul's Campus
The Circle of St Paul's two day Rummage sale has arrived! Items for sale will be found across the campus - inside the church buildings and outside in the parking lots located on Occidental Avenue.
We invite you to mark May 3 & 4 on your calendar, sign up to help us out or come shop the sale and find some treasures to take home! Help support the Circle of St Paul's mission of providing help to others in need.
More info:
Website: https://circlerummage.wixsite.com/stpauls
Keep unto date by following us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CircleofStPaulsBurlingame
Biblical Beginnings: Contemplating the Stories of Genesis
Sunday, August 11 | 9:00am | Columbarium
Marilynne Robinson’s Reading Genesis takes a fresh look at this sacred book of beginnings. Peruse Robinson’s theological take before our conversation. Or simply bring your personal associations with and questions about these complicated biblical stories to our summer gathering in the garden.
Vacation Bible School
Sundays, August 4, 11, 18, 25 | 9am-9:45am | St Paul's Nursery Playground
Time to play and pray together! Rev. Sarah and Jocelyn will share a biblical story. Children 0-12 will share their insights with one another, all will sing songs and share prayers. Playtime in the park and snacks will be provided. Parents are welcome to drop-off or stay.
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