St. Paul's Episcopal Church11100 32 Mile Road
Mail: P.O. Box 148
Romeo, Michigan 48065
Phone (586)752-3212
Parish Directory
Our Pastoral Ministry Lay Leader, Sue Kraetke, is working on compiling information (address, phone number, email address, birthday/anniversary ) for a new parishioner’s directory and phone notification list. As we approach winter, it is important to have correct information in the event we have weather-related service cancellations.
Holiday Giving Tree
Giving Tree Christmas requests for Samaritan House are now at the church. If you take a tag, please sign your name and indicate the tag number. Gifts are to be wrapped and returned to the church no later than December 6th.
Annual Parish Meeting
The Annual Congregational Meeting is scheduled for January 19th. The Vestry will be providing refreshments. I will be contacting those who need to provide annual reports. Please plan to attend.
Sunday Adult Education
Join us for breakfast/ brunch after church for a four-part series examining our liturgy and its origins that began October 27. In December, our study topic will be Growing Old with Grace (not Glamour). More information coming about both these study topics.
Vestry News
The next Vestry meeting will be after the church service on Sunday, December 8. Meetings are open to anyone who wishes to attend. Vestry Meeting minutes and St. Paul’s financial statements are posted on the bulletin board in the coffee area.
Men's Group
The Men's Group meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm at Thee Office Pub & Cookery in downtown Romeo. The next meeting will be December 10. All men are welcome.
Sisters Book Club
Sisters Book Club will be meeting on Tuesday, December 10th at noon the home of Kristin Brewer for a Christmas party. Please let Kristin know if you plan to attend. All attendees are asked to bring an appetizer or dessert to share. Our January book is The Hazelbourne Ladies Motorcycle and Flying Club by Helen Simonson. It is the humorous story about the friendship of women fighting for their future after World War I.
Interfaith Volunteer Services
If you know of any senior citizens that are disabled and/or low income that need light housekeeping or indoor/outdoor light maintenance please contact Reverend Ronda Johnson. Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers, a non-profit volunteer service, is broadening their reach into the Romeo area and is looking for people to assist. Please check out their website if you are interested in becoming a volunteer!
