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Welcome To St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

Welcome! We’re glad you are here. Saint Paul’s belongs to the loving, liberating, life-giving Episcopal branch of the Jesus movement. We ground ourselves in our history, spirituality, and traditions, so we can dare to try new things for the common good. An inclusive community, we love to invite new people into our spirited life together. Check us out via our livestream or visit us in person.

Worship Services Descriptions

8am Holy Eucharist: This quiet and contemplative worship does not include music and directly follows the liturgy from the Book of Common Prayer Rite ll. Worship takes place in the Nave and via Livestream.

9am Non Traditional Holy Eucharist: While children are welcome in all of our worship services and spaces, this service includes a particular focus on intergenerational connection. This casual yet reverent worship includes a conversational homily, the option for movement, personal sharing, music, and the invitation to play percussive instruments. Worship takes place in the Great Hall.

10:30am Holy Eucharist with Music: Drawing from the Book of Common Prayer and other Episcopal liturgies like Enriching Our Worship, this service includes music, eucharist that is occasionally chanted, and once a month is supported by the St. Paul’s Choir. Worship takes place in the Nave and via Livestream.

*Life Together Holy Eucharist: This service typically takes place on the first Sunday of the month and combines the liturgies and worshiping communities from 9am and 10:30am worship. It is a time for us to be together in the fullness of our intergenerational community. Worship takes place in the Nave and via Livestream.

The Sunday of Life Together, our 8am service is Celtic Morning Prayer. This is a service of silence and prayer, loosely based on the order for morning prayer in the Northumbrian Community and including prayers from the Iona Community. It is led by Lay and Clergy Worship Leaders and is intended to include long silences, which begin and end with the ringing of a bell. Worship takes place in the Nave and via Livestream.

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This past Sunday’s heartfelt sermon tenderly addressed the recent news about Renee Good, embracing the profound sorrow, shock, and unanswered questions that weigh heavily on many hearts. We were gently reminded that in times like these, faith encourages us to pause, express our deepest laments, pray fervently, and lean into boundless compassion rather than fear. Even when we don’t understand, we trust that God is close to the brokenhearted, guiding us to love one another with kindness and care.

Weather concerns: If you have any concerns about travel, know that services will be livestreamed if the service takes place in the Nave. If you have any questions please reach out to our office: M-Th 8:30am – 1:30pm or visit our Facebook page.

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Sunday Worship Schedule

Sunday, March 8, The Third Sunday in Lent
8:00 Quiet Eucharist in the Nave*
9:00 Non-Traditional Eucharist in the Great Hall
10:30 Eucharist with music in the Nave*
After worship Fellowship time in the Great Hall

Sunday, March 15, The Fourth Sunday in Lent
8:00 Quiet Eucharist in the Nave*
9:00 Non-Traditional Eucharist in the Great Hall
10:30 Eucharist with music in the Nave*
After worship Fellowship time in the Great Hall

*Livestream only available in the Nave.

FYI: Healing Prayer Team offer the laying on of hands and healing prayer on the 1st and 3rd Sundays.

Weekly Worship Documents Here.