Spiritual. Reverent. Joyous. Generous.

While St. Paul’s people are active in many areas, we have chosen to concentrate our resources on some key areas:

• Intergenerational activities: ministering to all, with all
• Serving the wider community as hands-on partners with community groups; as active witnesses for racial justice and earth care
• Strengthening our community of faith through worship, spirituality, and music

Inside and outside the church’s walls, we care for those in crisis and need, and provide faith formation and fellowship for people of all ages.

We are living into a new space for worship, emphasizing equal access to the sacraments as we all gather around the altar.

We benefit from a gifted staff and lay leaders. We value transparent, thoughtful, and resourceful leadership. We are people from many backgrounds and walks in life. We enjoy being together. St. Paul’s “vibe” is energetic, warm, and spirited.

Could this be the community you’re looking for? A place for spiritual growth, serving others, and for meaningful reflection and action? Visit us soon to experience St. Paul’s for yourself!

St. Paul’s Territory Acknowledgement

(In accordance with 2021 Diocesan Resolution 3 for Territorial Acknowledgement and approved by Vestry May 2023)

 We acknowledge that we stand on territory that was taken from the Abenaki people of the Wabanaki Confederacy, the people of the Dawnland. May we always remember that the Earth does not belong to us, that we belong to the Earth, and that we are all companions in life. May we learn from our past sins and be instruments of justice and  peace for all people in today’s world. We ask for inspiration that we might be compelled to take action and support our native neighbors as they continue to seek their sovereignty here in Maine.