St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Plymouth Wisconsin
In response to the latest directives from the CDC and the State of Wisconsin we will be suspending in-person public worship in the Diocese of Fond du Lac until further notice. Below are some resources for this time of social distancing.
Beginning Saturday March 21, Bishop Gunter will present a video Lenten Retreat on Julian of Norwich who lived in a time of pandemic, political unrest, and other uncertainty yet found peace and hope in spite of that.
In response to the latest directives from the CDC (no gatherings larger than 50) and the White House (no gatherings larger than 10) we will be suspending in person public worship in the Diocese of Fond du Lac until further notice.
Participate in Morning Prayer streamed LIVE from Grace Church Sheboygan every Sunday at 10:15 am.
The Rt. Rev. Matthew Gunter will officiate morning prayer via live stream this Sunday at 10:00.
The custom of meditating upon Jesus’ final journey to the cross during the season of Lent dates back to the Middle Ages. The fourteen stations represent the scriptural and traditional events of Jesus’ journey from condemnation before Pilate to his death on the cross and his entombment.
Visit Grace Abounds, the Grace church multi-media ministry for videos of past services, educational programs such as Daily Office Basics , and offerings from the wider church.
Visit Mission St. Clare for Daily Offices (with Music), Devotions, Lectionaries and more.
Contact St. Paul's
Our office is open Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm
Office: 920-892-4894
Outside of office hours Mother Michele can be reached at the following:
Text or Phone: 920-918-1230
For after hours Office or Sharing Closet requests, please use the contact form below.
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