Fellowship Opportunities

Our fellowship with one another allows us a relaxed and social atmosphere through which we can glimpse Christ working in the midst of us. St. Paul's social opportunities educate and energize us; and teach us more about ourselves at our various ages and stages of life. In this way, fellowship engages us more fully in the life of the Parish.

Foyer Groups
Foyer is a French word meaning "hearthside," implying the warmth of a close group of friends sharing a common love and concern for each other. St. Paul's Foyers are small groups that meet to share a simple meal and fellowship on the third Sunday evening of each month from October to May. The host, which rotates each month, provides the entree and assigns fellow group members other courses for the meal. This popular activity is a great way to get to know other members of the parish. Volunteers are also needed to coordinate this fellowship ministry.
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Moms' Dinner Group
This group of young mom's meet monthly for supper and discussions. Contact: Christie Montgomery (christie.montgomery@lexisnexis.com)

Men's Softball Team
This soft ball team is part of the West End Men's Church Softball League and welcomes players of all ages and abilities. Games are usually Monday or Tuesday evenings.
Contact: The Rev. Wallace Adams-Riley (rector@stpauls-episcopal.org)

Young Families Group
This group organizes activities for families with young children. It is a great way to get to know others in similar situations. Contact: Christie Montgomery (christie.montgomery@lexisnexis.com) or Sue Bland (blandsd@mindspring.com)

Eightfifteen (adults in their 20s and 30s)
The eightfifteen group for adults in their 20s and 30s offers a variety of social events around River City. Anyone who attends St. Paul's, their friends, and any other interested young people are always invited and welcome to attend. To join our eightfifteen mailing list or suggest events, contact Brian Levey at stpauls.episcopal.eightfifteen@gmail.com or 303-3688.

Hospitality Guild
Members of the Hospitality Guild use their talents to make our special receptions a joy for everyone. Their activities include setting tables, pouring beverages, serving food, placing prepared food items on trays, and helping church sextons clean up after an event.
Contact: Deane Mountcastle or Ann Lockhart

The St. Paul’s Book Group
The St. Paul’s Book Group meets once a month in members’ homes. The books are usually novels. Anyone may join by attending one of the meetings announced in the Sunday bulletin or The Epistle newsletter. Contact: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) 

Sunday Morning Breakfast
A full hot breakfast is served from 8:30 to 9:00 a.m. Sunday mornings in the Atrium.  Cost is $4.00 for adults, $3.00 for children, with a maximum of $15.00 per family.
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Shrine Mont
There is no better way to get to know fellow parishioners than at the Parish retreat at Shrine Mont. Held in the Spring of the year and starting Friday evening through Sunday lunch, the retreat includes great food, spiritual nourishment and fellowship. It is a wonderful St. Paul's experience for singles, couples and families. Contact: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)