Whoever has ears, let them hear what the Spirit says to the churches. To the one who is victorious,
I will give the right to eat from the tree of life, which is in the paradise of God.
Revelation 2:7
What's Happening With St. Paul's
Whoever has ears, let them hear what the Spirit says to the churches. To the one who is victorious,
I will give the right to eat from the tree of life, which is in the paradise of God.
Revelation 2:7
Sunday, March 1 | 10:30 AM | St. Paul's Chapel
Worship Service
Pastor Ryan is back, and we're excited to continue our walk through the Gospel of Matthew together. Jesus has a way of turning our assumptions upside down, and this week's passage is no exception. Whether you've been with us every step of the way or this is your first Sunday, come as you are and expect to be challenged and encouraged.
Joining us mid-series? No worries. We've been working through Matthew since December 2023 and you can jump in anywhere on our podcast.
Kids Church
This Sunday, our children will continue our series based on the book of James. Throughout the series, they’ll learn important themes such as perseverance, being doers of the Word, taming our tongues, growing in wisdom, and submitting to God. The book of James is very applicable to daily life and is based on Jesus’ teachings from the Sermon on the Mount.
Miss a Week
Watch past services on our Facebook Page or
Listen and share the message through our podcast.
Wednesday, March 4 | 7:30 PM | St. Paul’s Café
Youth Bible Study
Students in grades 7-12, come hang out, dig into Scripture, and have some honest conversations. Youth Bible Study is a low-key, welcoming space where you can ask real questions, grow in your faith, and build friendships that last. Bring your Bible, bring a friend, and just show up.
Church Directory
We're building a photo directory so our church family can put names to faces and get to know one another better. To be included, simply visit the Your Account page on our website. If you already have an account, log in and update your profile with a photo. If you don't have an account yet, you can register in just a few minutes by going to our registration page. Please have your photo uploaded by March 31 so we can get the directory out the week after Easter. Questions? Email Keith.
2025 Giving Letter
Last
week we sent a giving letter to those who supported St. Paul’s in 2025,
and we wanted to share it with our entire church family. It reflects on
all that God has done through our community over the past year and how
generosity continues to make ministry possible. We hope it encourages
you as you read and reflect.
2025 Year-End Donor Gratitude Letter
Appalachian Service Project (ASP)
One of our members, Pamela Leggett, has been part of ASP for 19 years through the Church of Christ Congregational in Newington. Each summer, ASP sends volunteers into some of the poorest counties in Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee to repair homes and make them warmer, safer, and drier. But the work goes beyond construction. The heart of ASP is the relationships built between volunteers and the families and communities they serve.
If you're a teen who has finished 9th grade, or an adult feeling called to serve, we'd love to have you consider joining the trip. No construction experience is necessary, though those with building skills are always welcome. The 2026 trip runs June 27 through July 4. Visit asphome.org to learn more, or email Pamela with any questions.
St. Paul’s Hooded Sweatshirts Are Here
The St. Paul’s hooded sweatshirts have arrived! If you placed an order, please pick yours up by seeing Pastor Ryan or Keith before 10:15 AM on Sunday or after service.
Small Groups
At St. Paul's, we prioritize creating spaces for meaningful connections through small groups.
These groups offer a setting for open discussions about faith, mutual
encouragement, prayer, and the development of lasting friendships. If
you're interested in joining a small group, please reach out to Pastor Ryan.
St. Paul's - The Core
Want to share an event with our church community or have a prayer request you'd like us to lift up? Need assistance or know someone who could use a helping hand? Join our Facebook group, The Core, where you can connect, share, and support one another. If you're not on Facebook, simply email keith@stpaulswired.org with your request or event details, and we'll make sure it gets posted. Whether you have a need or want to be a blessing to someone in our community, we'd love to hear from you!
Clifton Strengths Finder
Did you know God has uniquely wired you to serve in ways only you can? The CliftonStrengths assessment is a great tool for discovering those strengths and understanding how they can be put to use. We'll cover the cost of the assessment, and all we ask is that you sit down with our pastoral staff afterward to explore what you find. Interested? Reach out and we'll get you started.
An Offer of Free Professional Counseling
St. Paul's is offering to cover the cost of three sessions with a professional Christian counselor through Regeneration Therapy. Their team walks alongside individuals, couples, and families with a focus on healing, hope, and lasting transformation. If you've been thinking about counseling, this is a great opportunity to take that step. To learn more or get started, contact Pastor Ryan.
Volunteering at St. Paul's
Joining a volunteer team is a wonderful way to connect with our community. We have a variety of opportunities available, including assisting with set-up or breakdown on Sundays, joining our tech crew, or becoming part of our hospitality team. If you're unsure which team might be the best fit, take a look at our volunteer brochure and reach out—we'll help find a role that suits you. To get involved, email Keith and start making a difference today.
Need prayer?
If you need prayer, there are several ways to connect with us. You can fill out an online connection card or reach out to our prayer team at prayer@stpaulswired.org. The team meets Tuesdays at 10:00 AM and is available for "in-person" prayer via Zoom during that time. If that doesn’t work for you, let us know, and we’ll arrange a more convenient time to pray with you.
Our Outreach page includes all of our partners and sponsored ministries, along with links to their pages. Take a look to learn more about the ways St. Paul’s is sharing the love of Christ both locally and around the world.
If you’re interested in helping us grow these efforts and mobilize our church in outreach, we’d love to have you join the Outreach Team. For more details, contact keith@stpaulswired.org.
Local Partners:
Habitat Job Openings – Apply Today
Habitat for Humanity of North Central Connecticut is hiring for the following positions:
If you or someone you know is interested, please apply or share these opportunities.
Bri's Ministry Update - Cru at UConn
Bri's Ministry Update, January
LIANG LETTERS: James Liang - Cru at UConn
James Liang | February 2026 Ministry Update
Ministry Update from Jon and Ruth
John and Diane Vampatella's Athletes in Action Update
"Jesus Changed My Life Last Night...."
Global Partners:
Zac and Micah Mariani
During our November 2 service, we shared a video update from the Mariani family. Hear how their ministry is growing and how we can continue to pray for and support them.
The Ricci Family
Merry Christmas- a few encouraging updates!
Kwamakhe & Andrew Niyi Olatunji - The Navigators Nigeria
The Cavagnet Courant
Compassion International
Compassion International is a child-advocacy ministry pairing compassionate people with children living in extreme poverty to release the children from spiritual, economic, social, and physical poverty. Please be praying for the child St. Paul's sponsors, Angeles. We have sponsored Angeles since October 15, 2015. She is from Peru and her birthday is on April 19. For more info email Stephen Oldham, our liaison with Angeles. Visit Compassion's site for more info on sponsoring your own child.
* Gladys France is currently at Woodlake's rehab center in Tolland (26 Shenipsit Lake Rd, 06084). Please pray for her recovery and consider sending her a card to encourage her and lift her spirits. The facility she is in allows visitors throughout the normal day hours. If you would like to visit, you can call to coordinate a time with her at (860) 872-2999.
There is a public folder available that provides access to minutes, policies, and other documents from board and membership meetings.
If you were unable to attend our February 15 membership meeting, the meeting minutes and related materials can be found in the 26.02.15 Membership Meeting Folder..
If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to reach out to the board at any time at board@stpaulswired.org.