A couple things occurred to me recently to compel me ponder this question. One was a comment made by Charlie Brumbaugh in his sermon at St. Paul’s on June 14. He suggested that Jesus’ style of teaching may, in retrospect, have influenced his own practice of teaching...

Bishop White and the Diocese have begun to provide more methods to support church wardens and vestries over 2025 and so far in 2026. They are especially providing support for smaller churches, including those that are guided by lay leadership without a parish priest....

Soon, our Parish will be in a position to have a welcome and celebration party for our new Parish Priest!  Pending final approval from Bishop White, our St. Paul’s Greenville Parish Profile will be ready to post in early May along with the job listing for our open...

Well done, faithful and loving servants. On Tuesday, March 17, we learned from the Rev. Charlie Brumbaugh that both his mother, Nancy Brumbaugh, and his brother, PJ Brumbaugh, had passed away a few days earlier. They were mere days apart from each other. The passing...

“Where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them” I thought about that Gospel verse from Mathew on my drive home from our recent Shrove Tuesday sausage and pancake dinner on Feb. 17. Not sure why. The Vestry members once again, just as in so many...

Thanks be to God! And, thanks be to you! We received many written responses by late December as part of our Fall campaign for “Time and Talent” offerings to St. Paul’s. I intend to soon write followup letters to each responding member, to offer my personal thanks for...