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• Director of Music - St. Paul's, Cleveland HeightsWe are seeking a part-time Director of Music (20-25 hours/week) who will work collaboratively with the clergy, lay staff, and parishioners to carry out the music ministries of this vibrant parish. St. Paul’s is committed to the breadth and depth of the Anglican musical tradition and, at the same time, desires to broaden our representation and diversity of music. The Director of Music will lead the Adult Choir, collaborate with the Organist/Director of Music Emeritus, and supervise the Music Staff, including the Director of Music for Children and Youth, the Handbell Choir Director, and the Carilloneur. The Director of Music will nurture and grow our music ministry by encouraging the sharing of musical gifts, and encouraging the spiritual growth of the congregation and the community through music.
• Bishop's Sermon - February 14A favorite part of Winter Convocation for many people is our shared worship. This year that takes the form of shared sermons by our bishop. Here is the sermon video file for February 14.
• Parochial ReportsThe 2020 report (due to the Finance Office on March 1, 2021) includes a new narrative section, which invites congregations to reflect on the opportunities and challenges encountered in the midst of the pandemic. Also new are questions about online worship and questions on the impact the pandemic has had on congregational life and finances. The report also asks about the congregation’s involvement in racial justice and reconciliation work.
• Bishop's Sermon - February 7, 2021A favorite part of Winter Convocation for many people is our shared worship. This year that takes the form of two shared sermons by our bishop. These can be incorporated into your online worship for February 7 and 14.
• A Message from the Province V Bishops (and others) Regarding Inauguration ProtestsEarlier this week, the FBI warned that armed protests are being planned for Washington D.C. and all 50 state capitals sometime between Saturday, January 16, and the inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden on January 20. As your bishops, we write today imploring you to stay away from these protests and any counter-protests that might occur.

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