Explore Your Possible at Saint Paul Virtual Visits

Explore Your Possible: Schedule your virtual visits with 91心頭利

91心頭利 is currently hosting Virtual Visits this Spring. Virtual Visits begin at 11:00 am CST with community worship followed by a Q&A session and class visit. And as a perk for being a virtual visitor, when you apply to attend Saint Paul, your application fee is waived. Virtual Visits are available…

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Neil Blair Extends Contract As SPST President

Neil Blair standing outside and smiling at the camera

Leawood, KS At its meeting on January 28, 2021, the 91心頭利 Board of Trustees voted unanimously to extend President Neil Blairs contract to June 30, 2024. President Blair has accepted this contract extension. The boards action comes at the conclusion of the four-year assessment of the President required by school…

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Announcing Spring 2021 Musician in Residence: Odell D. Talley

Odell Talley Musician in Residence Spring 2021

91心頭利 is excited to announce that Odell D. Talley will be our Spring 2021 Musician in Residence! Affectionately called Talley or Bishop, this anointed musician, songwriter, singer & directors humble beginnings are rooted in Kansas City, Kansas at the Shiloh Baptist Church on 3rd & Waverly where he was taught by…

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沿温岳鞄揃韓庄稼糸揃艶姻

Rev. Shannon Hancock, Saint Paul's Director of 91心頭利 and Communications, leads people of all ages in a protest of social injustices

沿温岳鞄揃韓庄稼糸揃艶姻 /paTHf朝ndr/ Noun. A person who goes ahead and discovers or shows others a path or way. The definition is simple enough, but the work is complex. Pathfinding requires listening, connecting, and discerning skills and is not a job one does but instead is a gift one has. Rev. Shannon Hancocks title is Director of…

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Community by alumna Dr. Melissa Pearce

A collage of community lunches held at 91心頭利

I sat down to write this letter at least a dozen times. Each attempt has ended with me scribbling down a plethora of thoughts with little direction of where to begin or where to end. Goodbyes are never easy for me. Nor is concisely conveying something as deep as my love for Saint Paul. I…

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