Lectio Divina
Lectio Divina is a contemplative way of reading the Bible. It dates back to the early centuries of the Christian Church and was established as a monastic practice by Benedict in the 6th century. It is a way of praying the scriptures that leads us deeper into God’s word.
Parents Night Out
Parents, enjoy an evening together while your little ones have a fun night. Sign your child up by emailing dierdri.matteson@stpaulsmurfreesboro.org or use the signup sheet on the nursery room door. PNO is free, but donations are welcome.
Annual Meeting
Parish Hall 116 N. Academy St., Murfreesboro, Tennessee, United StatesAnnual Meeting in the Nave, Christian Education is available to youth and children. Click here to join live-stream on Vimeo. Click here to view the 2021 Annual Report. Click here to view the Annual Meeting agenda.
Fireside
St. Paul's youth grades 6-12 Meets in the Hive. Questions? Contact Cam Parham at cam.parham@stpaulsmurfreesboro.org.
CONNECT – Assistance Clinic
Parish Hall 116 N. Academy St., Murfreesboro, Tennessee, United StatesOffers a supportive place for people to come and address their financial needs and other problems they may be facing. With a limited budget each session, we attempt to help as many as possible; gas for vehicles, bus tickets, food certificates, utility payments, prescription assistance, and rental assistance. Through focused listening, we will look for…
Pilgrimage
St. Paul’s is delighted to announce the beginning of this annual exploration of Christian faith and Episcopal practice as lived out in our faith community. Beginning on the January 31, the Spring session will meet for nine Monday evenings from 6:30 to 8:15 p.m. to answer one basic question: how can I belong more fully…
Ash Wednesday Service
Service includes the imposition of ashes.
Ash Wednesday Service
Service includes the imposition of ashes.
Ash Wednesday Service
Service includes the imposition of ashes.
Ash Wednesday Service
Service includes the imposition of ashes.
Stations of the Cross
Takes place in the Nave. The officiant at the service, whether clerical or lay, customarily leads the opening reading at each station and reads the concluding Collect. The other readings are read by other people in attendance.