SUNDAY SERVICES
Bishop Bruce R. Ough is asking congregations to suspend in-person worship until at least May 10th in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and related health agency and governmental guidelines. He points out that regardless of what is happening in our world on April 12, Easter cannot be canceled. “We may not be able to gather in our glorious Easter celebrations in our lily-decorated sanctuaries, but Easter cannot be canceled,” he said. “The resurrection cannot be stopped or delayed or defeated!”

RECOVERY MEETINGS
The Recovery Church building will be available and open to all weekly group meetings held in this space. It will be up to the individual leaders of each group to determine whether the group will meet or not. Please bring disinfectant wipes and wipe down spaces after use. 

At some personal risk, a few of us gathered today to record music to share with the community we love, who cannot be together.
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We share these images (songs coming) in hopes that people will seek out the recordings in order to receive the love of our community and God in a special way.  Just a thought.

Be safe and take care!!!


Charlie Brecht

​The St Paul Al-Anon / Alateen Office and Bookstore at 253 State Street is CLOSED until further notice per the governor’s directive. Please go to the St Paul Al-Anon “COVID 19” web page for meeting information; the page is updated as in info comes in.
 
We will be opening again as soon as possible. Calls are still being taken at the usual phone number – 651-771-2208.
 
We’ll get through this together.

Due to the current changing health situation, many AA meetings across the U.S. and Canada are finding it safer to close.

​To help members during this time, we are giving everyone free access to all of our 2020 Grapevine and La Viña issues. (The audio to Grapevine’s stories will be available as well) Please share with your fellows. We have also included a link to our Youtube channel with some original audio stories as well as other important information. Learn more here

A Minnesota native, Billy McLaughlin has been changing the world’s ideas of what an acoustic guitar can sound like since the 1980’s.​​

The Recovery Church (TRC) provides a safe haven for individuals and their families who deal with various levels of addiction. The mission is to provide a spiritual community for those seeking growth, healing, and recovery.  

Events like this allow TRC to provide meals, host over 20 recovery meetings each month, offer fellowship programs, and provide a slightly less-than-traditional Sunday worship where all are welcome; none are broken.

Tickets are $30 and available online or at the door the evening of the event.

Join Pastor Martha Postlethwaite
and all who enter, as we celebrate our:

• 10th YEAR IN THIS BUILDING AND OUR
• 20th YEAR AS A CHURCH

THE CELEBRATION BEGINS ON

• Sun, March 8, 2020
• 9:30 a.m. Service
• Special Guest, Rev. Dr. Jo Campe