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Confirmation 2019. Strengthen with your Holy Spirit these young people for your service.

St. Paul's, Burlingame is looking for an energetic and talented person to join our team (Ordained or Lay). If you know someone who is listening for a new call let us know. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church of Burlingame, California, a vibrant, energetic community in the San Francisco Bay area, strives to understand and celebrate God’s dream for the world, be transformed by Jesus’s love and use our gifts to make a difference for others. We are seeking an innovative and creative person to share full time in our ministry as we extend the good news, we share within our parish community with others. We recognize that the world around us is changing quickly, including the ways in which people connect to community and practice spirituality. Our next associate will work with our energetic and talented staff as we find new ways to understand and respond to these changes. He or she will bring gifts that empower people to practice a lively faith and to find their place in a caring and supportive community. Our clergy team and lay leadership are ready to discern ways we can best engage our neighbors and joyfully share the good news of God’s embracing love. https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/14d07c_db789966975a4266afe0de8247216497.pdf

Words that describe St. Paul's Burlingame in March 2019 according to a parish survey.

Celebrate Women's History Month at St. Paul's Burlingame this Lent with inspiring sacred choral music by contemporary women composers.

Dear Friends of St. Paul's Burlingame, It has been a blessing to live with the music of Fanny Hensel (1805-1847) in this past year of my life, learning a movement of Das Jahr (The Year) with each passing month. I hope I might be able to share this mesmerizing work for piano with you at St. Paul’s Burlingame this Saturday at 5pm, February 16, along with two organ works she wrote for her wedding, and three lieder sung by soprano Emily Gross and tenor Gabriel Lim. A free-will offering will benefit the Choir School. The concert is 80 minutes, and is followed by a reception hosted by Pete Caraher. A wonderful concert for the aspiring pianists in your life! Happy Valentine's Day! Susan Susan Jane Matthews Director of Music St. Paul's Burlingame https://www.facebook.com/events/289856434969743/

As we look to the Annual Meeting this Sunday, February 3, here are some of our favorite choir photos from 2018. All choirs will be singing at the 10am Holy Eucharist, from age 5 through adult.

Have yourself a merry little Christmas at St. Paul's Burlingame! Monday, December 24 4pm Pageant 9:30pm Prelude by Choir 10pm Choral Eucharist Tuesday, December 25 11am Holy Eucharist

Wrapping Christmas presents for delivery to Samaritan House families.

Come and celebrate the music of Christmas at 4pm Sunday in a search for stars through thirteen centuries of song with the Choir of St. Paul’s. Enjoy the concert fully - the young singers, the orchestra, the handbells, the piano solo, the water-tuned glasses - by purchasing one of the remaining tickets in the first four rows online by 4pm on Friday. Doors open at 3:30pm. Remaining tickets will be sold at the door. https://stpaulschoirchristmas.brownpapertickets.com/

ALL SOULS' SUNDAY November 11 You are invited to St. Paul's for Services of Remembrance of All Faithful Departed this Sunday, November 11, at 8am and 10am. At the 10am Eucharist, the Choir of St. Paul’s will offer four movements from Ein deutsches Requiem by Johannes Brahms, accompanied by a chamber orchestra of flutes, oboes, French horns, and strings. You are invited to submit the names of loved ones who have died during the past year to be remembered in the Prayers at these services. Please email or call the office at 650.348.4811 by Thursday with names. You are also invited to bring a photo or other memento of a loved one who has died to place on A Table of Remembrance before one of these services. We pray that all who have sorrow may find hope and comfort in these services of remembrance.

Enjoying the gift of God's creatures with the youth group. SF Zoo.

Thanks to Johnny Justice and his caretaker Chris for a transformative story of healing in the animal realm.

Rummage begins! Friday (today) until 3:00 Tomorrow 9:30-3pm

And, they provide restrooms and showers for the homeless camped in the alley next door (those tarps are makeshift tents), and an after school program for kids in the surrounding housing projects.

Went to church yesterday at St Elizabeth's, Honolulu. this small parish had one multicultural service at 9 and then Filipino, Micronesian, Chinese and Tongan service at different times throughout the day.

Yesterday: meaningful conversations about Christ and community. Today cultural immersion at the Polynesian Culture Center.

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry at the opening Eucharist. If the lion and the lamb might lie together one day, why elephants and donkeys?

Our congregation is well represented at the national Episcopol Asiamerica gathering Honolulu. Eight of us are here from our Tongan congregation.

Flat Jesus Comes Home on Sunday ... After traveling to Oregon, Washington, Alaska and Rhode Island, just to name a few states, it is time for Flat Jesus to return home. Be sure to bring your Flat Jesus to service on Sunday, September 9 for a final group picture. Then be sure to join us for Coffee Hour to share your Flat Jesus stories and for a final round of pictures. We would also love to see your Flat Jesus stories posted on our Facebook Page and still be sure to use the same hashtag #FlatJesusStPaulsBurlingame. Also, the Pray-grounds for two-year olds through fifth-grader return. To learn more about the different pray-ground, click on https://www.stpaulsburlingame.org/education and scroll down to the Children's & Family Ministry section. Don’t forget that childcare is provided for those who have infants, babies or little ones up to four-years-old. A festive 10am Eucharist will be the first of the new season for the Choir of St. Paul’s, with girl and boy Choristers.

Rummage has begun! Today and tomorrow 9:30-3:00

The Middle School Youth Group was asked to make a video about the House of God, from the perspective of God. In this brilliant video that they made, they show us what it looks like when God says, "Welcome to My House." Thanks youth group!!

Amazing Evensong and Dinner to culminate the choir season.