Showing posts with label St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

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Who doesn't like a good rummage sale? This Saturday, make sure to stop at St. Paul's spring sale and browse.
Here are the details:
St. Paul's will be a holding their Spring Rummage Sale on Saturday June 15, 2013, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the church's Parish Hall, located at 199 Carroll Street off the corner of Clinton St.

Come down and browse our goods. You will be pleasantly surprised at what you can find and buy at bargain prices. Stock up on some summer reads in both hardcover and paperback, pick out a new frock to wear on your summer adventures from our vintage clothing racks or let our freshly baked goods and franks and sliders hot off the grill tempt you into breaking your summer-is –coming-diet. We also have an eclectic collection of CD’S and DVD’s to choose from, and the usual bric or brac, knick knacks you have come to expect from sales like this. An event like this allows you to shop and leave with shopping bags overflowing with half the guilt, and your budget still intact. So come down.


Thursday, March 7, 2013

St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Carroll Gardens will be hosting another great evening of music this week-end. Choral Chameleon, a chamber chorus lead by artistic director and founder Vince Peterson, will be performing the Tamar of The River Oratorio and choral water music of Palestrina, Conrad Susa and Simon &Garfunkel.
Here is more:
Choral Chameleon and New York Theatre Barn present a fully-staged oratorio suite derived from the new musical Tamar of the River written by 2011 Jonathan Larson Award winners Joshua H. Cohen and Marisa Michelson, and starring Jessica Grové in the title role of Tamar and the singers of Choral Chameleon as the River. This compelling work, an adult fable, follows young Tamar on her quest for peace in times of war, as she journeys to the River's source to hear the voice of God. The project will fuse the best of the choral and theatrical worlds to create a new hybrid form of immersive, explosive, visually spectacular, and emotional live storytelling. Co-Produced with NEW YORK THEATRE BARN
Choral Chameleon will then wade deep with the choral water music of Palestrina, Conrad Susa, Simon and Garfunkel and more. Listen to a preview of the concert selections here. And hear composer Conrad Susa talk about his early career and the two pieces included on this concert.
Get a sprinkle of the music & buy your ticket at www.ChoralChameleon.com
Choral Chameleon's Wide Waters Concert
Saturday, March 9th at 8pm
Sunday, March 10th at 7pm
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 199 Carroll St
$15 online in advance / $20 at the door



Tuesday, February 19, 2013

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For lent, St. Paul's Episcopal Church at Clinton and Carroll Street is hosting a food drive to help out First Presbyterian Church on Henry Street, which operates a food pantry.

Please consider contributing as even small donations make a big impact.Here are the details:
St. Paul's Lenten Food Drive
 The First Presbyterian Church on Henry Street runs a food pantry on Thursday mornings. They distribute food to over 100 families. St. Paul’s is sponsoring a food drive to aid them in their important work. 

Our last food drive was an over-whelming success, help us repeat this performance.
Food Bank for New York estimates that 1.4 million New Yorkers — the majority of whom are women, children, seniors, the working poor and people with disabilities — rely on soup kitchens and food pantries. Growing numbers of college educated and middle class citizens are feeling the pinch too. 
For more information about hunger in the city go to the Website:http://www.foodbanknyc.org.

Join us in helping to alleviate this problem by contributing a different food item each week. We will be accepting your donations on Sunday after 11:00 a.m. Mass, Tuesday between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.and Saturdays 2 p.m. to 4 p.m
Donation boxes will be located just inside the church. St. Paul’s is located at 199 Carroll St, the church’s entrance is on Clinton St. 
February 17th - the First Sunday of Lent –Canned Vegetables
February 24th - the Second Sunday of Lent –Pasta and Spaghetti Sauce
March 3rd - the Third Sunday of Lent –Tuna, Chili, Canned Salmon (Protein)March 10th - the Fourth Sunday of Lent –Canned Soup
March 17th - the Fifth Sunday of Lent –1lb bags of Rice
March 24th - Palm Sunday –CerealPalm Sunday April 1st Protein –Tuna Fish, Mackerel, Chili, Chicken



Thursday, November 15, 2012

St. Paul's Church, in partnership with Brooklyn Sounds Concert Series, is presenting Sergei Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf" tomorrow, November 16th, 2012. There will be three performances during the day at 10:00, 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 PM and one in the evening at 7 PM. To make these performances in their Children's Concert series easily accessible to school children of all economic means, the tickets are only $8.

"PETER AND THE WOLF"
Children's Concert with Symphony Orchestra
on November 16th
at St. Paul's
199 Carroll Street
Vince Peterson, Conductor
Rufus Hallmark, Narrator
Music Director, Vince Peterson recreates the essence of the legendary "Young People's Concerts" by Leonard Bernstein. The tradition continues with perhaps the greatest children's orchestral work of all time by Sergei Prokofiev. Follow young Peter and his animal friends on an exciting adventure as they capture the dangerous wolf! Each character in the story is represented by an instrument of the orchestra. Then, learn about musical dynamics with the help of Joseph Haydn's famous 94th Symphony. This is sure to be an unforgettable interactive musical event for listeners of all ages!





Wednesday, October 24, 2012

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St. Paul's Episcopal Church in partnership with the Brooklyn Sounds is hosting their 2012/2013 inaugural concert on October 27th at 8 PM. They will be presenting Choral Chameleon, a twelve-member chamber choir lead by artistic director and founder Vince Peterson.
Don't miss this great musical evening in an amazing setting.

St. Pauls Church in partnership with the Brooklyn Sounds presents:
Choral Chameleon's "ALL MY TRIALS"
October 27th, 8pm
199 Carroll Street (enter on Clinton Street)
Buy tickets to this event here.
Choral Chameleon opens its Fifth Anniversary Season with a musical testament to the human condition; to faith in times of trial, hope for the preservation of human goodness, and coming out on top. Join us as we sing music inspired by the ebb and flow of living of this life, and overcoming those things that test us each day. Including the superb music of Randall Thompson, Moses Hogan, and Janet Jackson, uniquely paired with surprise works by Renaissance and Baroque composers dealing with the same matters. Experience a vocal symphony that could only be sung by Choral Chameleon.
In addition,  St.Paul's will be presenting "Peter And The Wolf" on November 16th at 7 PM.


"PETER AND THE WOLF" 
Children's Concert with Symphony Orchestra
on November 16th 
at St. Paul's 
199 Carroll Street
Vince Peterson, Conductor 
Rufus Hallmark, Narrator
Music Director, Vince Peterson recreates the essence of the legendary "Young People's Concerts" by Leonard Bernstein. The tradition continues with perhaps the greatest children's orchestral work of all time by Sergei Prokofiev. Follow young Peter and his animal friends on an exciting adventure as they capture the dangerous wolf! Each character in the story is represented by an instrument of the orchestra. Then, learn about musical dynamics with the help of Joseph Haydn's famous 94th Symphony. This is sure to be an unforgettable interactive musical event for listeners of all ages!




Friday, October 5, 2012

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If you have a pet at home, you might want to take part in this Sunday's Blessing of the animals help jointly by two neighborhood churches.  No critter is too small or too big...
Here is more info:
On Sunday October 7, 2012 at 2 pm., St. Paul's Episcopal Church  and Sacred Hearts- St. Stephen Roman Catholic Church will be holding the annual Blessing of the Animals in honor of the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi. The blessing will take place this year at Sacred Hearts-St. Stephens Church Yard at 125 Summit Street, located between Hicks and Henry Streets. In the event of rain the blessing will be held inside St. Paul's Church at 198 Carroll Street.
All in the community are invited to bring any and all animal members of their family to be blessed.


Wednesday, September 19, 2012

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There is nothing better than a good old fashion rummage sale.  And if it's being held right here in Carroll Gardens, it's even better.  St. Paul's Church on Clinton Street will be holding one this Saturday.
Read on for more info:
On Saturday, September 22, 2012 St. Paul’s will be holding their annual Fall Rummage Sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in their Parish Hall which is located at 199 Carroll St. We will once again be featuring homemade craft items and baked goods, as well as an assortment of book, dvds, clothing, housewares, toys and other assorted treasures. So come down, you will be surprised at what you will find and even more surprised at the bargain prices. We dare you to try leave with just one shopping bag of goodies.




Monday, September 10, 2012

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photos below courtesy of St. Paul's
This fall, St.Paul's Episcopal Church at Clinton and Carroll Streets is looking to expand both their children's and adult choirs. More information below:

St. Paul's Choir seeks eager avocational singers of all levels to join us beginning this fall!
The tradition of music has always played a vital role at St. Paul’s. We believe in the importance of the human voice and how it is central to all our rites of worship. All through the rich history of our parish you will find at every juncture high caliber musicians and parishioners with unwavering dedication, expressing their devotion to God through music. With the Fall season upon us, St Paul’s is seeking dedicated individuals who would like to continue this tradition by being a part of our adult choir or our children’s choir, The Treble Choir..

At the heart of our music ministry is St. Paul's Choir, a 20-25 voice volunteer choir who sing the high liturgy and provide meaningful anthems to augment Sunday mass. The Treble Choir provides a great singing and learning opportunity for young people, ages 6 and up. Singers explore solfege and Kodaly hand signs, and learn fundamentals of reading rhythm and pitch notation in a nurturing and supportive atmosphere. St. Paul's Choir sings every Sunday, October through May, and The Treble Choir sings periodically throughout the same season. Both choirs enjoy giving concerts in addition to their important Sunday morning work.

If you are interested in auditioning for St. Paul's Choir or The Treble Choir, please feel free to email us at: stpaulsbrooklynsounds@gmail.com for more information.

Commitment details:
Treble Choir - Ages 6 to 14 Weekly rehearsal on Thursday evenings from 6:00 to 7:00pm

St. Paul's Choir - Weekly rehearsal on Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:15pm, plus occasional extra rehearsals
Sunday mornings, beginning promptly at 9:30am, with Mass from 11am to 12:30pm

Repertoire:
Sacred music of all time periods, but focusing primarily on Renaissance, Baroque, and 20th Century composers.

Rudimentary music reading is a plus, but not required to join.

For more details or inquiries, contact: stpaulsbrooklynsounds@gmail.com