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Welcome to St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Brady, the Heart of Texas! All are welcome!

Welcome home. We are really glad you are here. Come on in!

The Episcopal Church is not the building, not the service, not the pomp or attire, it is people, people just like you. Without you there is no church.

For many people, walking into a new church for the first time can be a formidable experience, full of wonder but also full of uncertain ties. St. Paul's is more than a lovely  building; it is a loving and growing family.  Everyone that passes through our doors is welcome here.  You do not need to be born into the Episcopal tradition, nor do you need to be someone of much religious background or church experience.  Our worship is unique, but it reaches out to a great variety of people on many different levels.  We hope that your first experience at St. Paul's will be a pleasing and one that you will not forget, but most importantly we hope that you feel welcome here. If you are searching for a parish, we would like St. Paul's to be a community you can call your church home.  If you are visiting, we love having you with us and hope that you visit us often and feel very comfortable and very much at home.

Becoming a Member

One may worship at St. Paul's for any amount of time without officially "joining."  But, if you do worship with us and are interested in a more formal status of membership, please contact Fr. John C. Fritts, the Rector.  Being a member of St. Paul's allows one to participate more fully in the life, ministry, and governance of the parish.  If you are a confirmed Episcopalian, we would be glad to discuss transferring your official membership from a former parish.  If you come from another Christian tradition, you can begin the process of Confirmation or Reception into the Episcopal Church.  If you have never been baptized and find the grace of the Christian Faith here at St. Paul's, it is always a profound joy to prepare seekers of Faith for the mystery of Holy Baptism into the Body of Christ in this community.  Please contact Fr. John C. Fritts.

  

The. Rev. John C. Fritts+

To Learn More About The Episcopal Church Visit Our Resources Page

Contact Us!

Visit Us at 1111 S Blackburn St
Brady, TX 76825

Call us or email us:  Phone: (325) 597-1330/1331

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Mailing Address:  St Paul's Episcopal Church
PO BOX 1148
Brady, Texas 76825

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Our Mission

We are a people of God, committed to Jesus Christ and the advancement of his kingdom on the earth.  Moving in the power of the Holy Spirit, we are, by God's grace and loving presence in us, sent to serve all people in the world, especially those who live within the community and the diocese.  We will seek out those in need and joyfully share that which we have received so all will know the kingdom of God is at hand.

Sunday Service with Holy Eucharist--1030am

Wednesday Evening Holy Eucharist--530pm

HOLY WEEK SERVICES

Palm Sunday-April 1st, 1030am

Holy Eucharist With Reading Of The Passion Gospel 

Maundy Thursday-April 5th, 530pm

Holy Eucharist, Service Of Foot Washing, Stripping Of The Altar For Good Friday

Good Friday-April 6th, 530pm

Good Friday Service, Stations Of The Cross

Easter Sunday-April 8th, 1030am

Happy Easter!  Easter Service followed by Easter egg hunt at the parish

Adult Sunday School at 9:30 am
Children's Sunday School-1030am
Wednesday Evening Christian Education-6pm in the Education Building 

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A map to our location in Brady

The City of Brady

ANNOUNCEMENTS 

St Paul's has established the Cal Calley Fund at Brady National Bank to help with family medical bills as Cal awaits a lung transplant in Dallas. Please help Cal, who is a loving member of the St. Paul's family.

 All women of St. Paul’s belong to The Women of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church,  Brady, Texas.   There are no special criteria or tests or initiations required. THAT’S IT!!  The extent to which a woman is involved in organized activity is up to her. The Women will meet monthly from August, 2011 through May, 2012, on the first Tuesday of each month at 5:05 pm in the Education Building.   The mission of this organization is to relate the entire woman hood of the parish to the whole goal of the Church through a program of worship, service, gifts and fellowship to the end that each woman may find her place in the parish family and the mission of the church.  This includes cooperation with the Episcopal Women of the Diocese of West Texas and the Episcopal Church USA.

  Get Involved Globally: Why NOt YOU?

The Purpose of World Mission:  The World Mission Department of the Diocese of West Texas seeks to engage every member and every church of the diocese in the work of evangelism and mission.  We are working to be faithful to the Great Commission, Jesus Christ's command to "go therefore and make disciples of all the nations" (Matthew 28:19) and His Great Commandment "to love your neighbor as yourself." (Matthew 22:39)  

Short Term Mission Teams from West Texas minister to people in: Honduras
Church
Planting, Evangelism, Scholarships, Water Ministry, Medical Dental, Veterinarian, Micro-Business, ESL & Hygiene

Mexico
Building Projects, Renovation Projects, Clergy Continuing Education, Women's Projects, Orphanage Support, Medical/Dental, Water Ministry, Veterinarian

New Projects
Medical/Dental Upper Amazon, Multi Purpose Building-Honduras, Birthing Center – Honduras, Conference Center - Mexico
Support Long Term

Missionaries Russia, Belarus, Ukraine
Summer Camp Programs, Winter Program for Orphans, Assistance for Orphans
Educational Tools, Agriculture, Spiritual Growth, Evangelism, Orphan's Transitional Homes
Uganda
Women's Programs, Parish Partnerships, Micro-Business, Revolving Bank Loans

 

Episcopal Diocese of West Texas World Mission Page

Check out this sight and tell a friend!

   

There are many events and opportunities around the diocese for special programs, workshops, and seminars that are not specifically sponsored by our diocese. If you are interested in a listing of them and how to get further information, click on this link: http://dwtx.org/index.php/diocese/Church_and_Other_Events.

Monday, April 2, the Diocesan Bishop Jones Center will be closed for our annual staff retreat. Friday, April 6, the Diocesan Bishop Jones Center will be closed in observance of Good Friday.

The Episcopal Diocese of West Texas has a new official Facebook page. Visit Episcopal Diocese of West Texas – Bishop Jones Center and see pictures of Cathedral Park. This newest addition to our Communications Department will be updated several times a week with major events, pictures, and other information, so visit often. Let us know what you want to see there as well.

The 99th Spiritual Retreat, held annually for recovering alcoholics, Al-Anons, and Adult Children of Alcoholics, will be held at Camp Capers on May 4 – 6 with check in from 4:00 to 6:00 pm on Friday.  Co-leaders will be retired bishops the Rt. Revs. Jim Folts and Bob Hibbs. The cost is $125 for the weekend and scholarships are available. For information contact Joyce C. at 210-824-7959 or Barbara Baugh at the Bishop Jones Center at barbara.baugh@dwtx.org or 888/210-824-5387. 

 St Luke's, San Antonio, will host the second annual Sarah Chidgey Hughes Memorial 5k Run/Walk on Saturday, May 5th.

 This outreach event was begun last year by Reconciliation, San Antonio, and will begin and end at St. Luke’s, 11 St. Luke’s Lane. A kid’s fun-run will start at 8:00 am and the 5K starts at 8:30 am. Following the run/walk there will be a celebration with music, food, and prizes on the grounds of St. Luke’s. To register, go to the website www.onestep5k.com <http://www.onestep5k.com> and follow the “Register to Run” link. Registration before May 5th will be $30.00 per person, which includes a goodie bag and t-shirt. Proceeds from this year’s event will benefit a summer tutoring/mentoring program at Serna Elementary School located in San Antonio’s Northeast Independent School District.

Be sure you have Abide in Me IV on your calendar.  It will be held on June 9 at TMI – The Episcopal School of Texas. Registration will begin on April 15. Visit the diocesan website for additional information and to view the catalog that was handed out at Diocesan Council, which describes the workshops available and lists the presenters. Or follow this link: http://www.dwtx.org/index.php/events/Abide_in_Me.

 

St Paul's Sanctuary
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