St Pauls on the Hill Ossining NY in Westchester

Episcopal Church in the Anglican Communion located in Ossining NY in Westchester County

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Vigil

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After Another Assault Against Americans Dear Ones, increasingly it seems, America is not a safe place for Americans. Water sources prove unreliable, peaceful marchers are mowed down by cars and now, last Sunday, over 500 citizens of the United States were injured and close to sixty died. They were not killed by an invading force or by foreign inspired terrorists. They were killed by a fellow … [Read more...]

ST. PAUL’S YOUTH MUSIC PROGRAM

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ST. PAUL’S YOUTH MUSIC PROGRAM: Register now for St. Paul’s after-school Youth Music Program, which provides small group music lessons for children (between the ages of 4 and 17) in *SINGING, *RUDIMENTAL and HAND DRUMS, *GUITAR.  The program serves young people from the community as a whole and does not include religious content.  Program Dates: Friday, Oct. 16 – Friday, Dec. 8, Fridays and … [Read more...]

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BISHOP GLASSPOOL WRITES ON SANCTUARY  This letter is a follow-up to Bishop Dietsche’s excellent letter On Sanctuary. The purpose of this letter is primarily to provide online links to websites and organizations – including our own congregations – already engaged in a wide variety of ministries under the huge umbrella of sanctuary. Click here.  … [Read more...]

https://stpaulsonthehill.org/1137-2/

Presiding Bishop on the President’s action and the Paris Climate Accord, June 1, 2017

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Presiding Bishop on the President’s action and the Paris Climate Accord, 6/1/17 With the announcement by President Donald Trump of his decision to withdraw the commitment made by the United States to the Paris Climate Accord, I am reminded of the words of the old spiritual which speaks of God and God's creation in these words, "He's got the whole world in his hands." The whole world belongs to … [Read more...]

First African-American woman to lead an Episcopal diocese

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  First African-American woman to lead an Episcopal diocese.  After a grand liturgy on April 29, the Rev. Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows has become the 11th bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis.  Baskerville-Burrows, left, succeeded Indianapolis’ 10th bishop, Catherine Waynick, who, 20 years ago, became the fourth woman to lead an Episcopal Church diocese. This is the first time … [Read more...]