Service Times
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Sunday In Person Worship Masks are the prerogative of each individual, & one that is to be respected. Everyone is welcome & invited to participate in whatever way they feel most safe. The service will continue to be livestreamed at 10:00 a.m.
Sunday, 10:00am -
Suspended till further notice
Wednesday, 09:30am -
Requiem Eucharist - The first Saturday of every month-10:00 a.m. in the Columbarium. Next Requiem, Saturday, August 6, 2022
Saturday, 10:00am -
Suspended till further notice
Saturday, 05:00pm
Events
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Sunday Worship
Sunday, July 10, 2022 10:00am - 11:00am Full In-person worship Sunday, the service will continue to be LIVEstreamed on Facebook at 10:00 a.m. Masks are the prerogative of each individual, and one that is to be respected. Everyone is welcome and invited to participate in whatever way they feel most safe. Communion will be administered in both kinds; receiving from the common cup is optional. Fifth Sunday after Pentecost, Holy Eucharist with The Very Reverend Mike Sinclair; Deacon Michael Jackson; Sub-Deacon-Mark Mydelski; Intercessor-Deacon Margaret Friesen; Reader-Shelley Proulx; Organist/Pianist-David McIntyre; All are Beloved, All are Welcome; First Reading-Amos 7:7-17; Psalm 82; Second Reading-Colossians 1:1-14; Gospel-Luke 10:25-37; Hymns: 450-You Call Us, Lord To Be; 572- Let There Be Light; 465-Herein This Place New Light is Streaming; 485-Love Divine, All Loves Excelling -
Requiem Eucharist
Saturday, August 6, 2022 10:00am - 11:00am Requiem Eucharist at St. Paul's Cathedral on Saturday, August 6, 10:00 a.m. in the Columbarium. This will be an in person service. Masks are the prerogative of each individual, and one that is to be respected. Everyone is welcome and invited to participate in whatever way they feel most safe.
Get in touch
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1861 McIntyre Street, Regina, SK, S4P 2R21861 McIntyre Street
Regina, SK, S4P 2R2 - [email protected]Email
- Office -306-522-6439 ext. 2 Office hours: Monday-Friday 9:00a.m. - 3:00p.m. The Very Reverend Mike Sinclair -306-522-6439 ext. 1
About St. Paul's
My Dear Friends in Christ, I want to start today by saying how thankful I am for the faithful ways in which each of you have toiled and flexed over the last two years to make sure that the ministries of worship, community, and outreach have continued in the face of ever-changing challenge and opportunity. Much has been demanded of each of our church families. I fully acknowledge the difficulties each of you has muscled through, and remain so fiercely proud of the excellent efforts, creativity, and courage borne out in each of your ministries in this time. Mandatory masks are not required for our public worship. Although many, including clergy, may still feel more comfortable in wearing a mask in confined public spaces for the foreseeable future. This is the prerogative of each individual, and one that is to be respected. Everyone is welcome and invited to participate in whatever way they feel most safe. Communion will resume in both kinds, along with the use of the common cup. Anglican theology is that full communion is received in either one or both kinds. Therefore, those who wish to have communion in one kind only may continue to do so. All are welcome, though none should feel obligated. My friends, while we continue to do and be about the work of being the Church (albeit differently), here are some important announcements. 1) We will continue to Livestream the service on our Facebook page (link can be found at the bottom of this page). Please share this page by directly inviting anyone you feel might benefit from connection, updates, and worship. 2) Pastoral care is continuing, no matter what. You can ask to receive care from us in any need you have, and we will respond in the best way we can. 3) Take care of yourselves and each other. We believe that God is love, and that all of creation and life itself is a reflection and expression of that love. We believe that the same incredible and unconditional love has been best expressed through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. We believe that God's love and presence are the source of healing, wholeness, forgiveness, peace and joy. We believe that it's important to gather in community to try to understand and be enriched by the ongoing story of God's love, and to try to find our part in both receiving and sharing it lovingly with all people.