Our Church Gathers On Sundays At
08:00 AM – Holy Communion (Said)
10:00 AM – Holy Communion (Sung)
Since the first Easter Morning, Sunday has been set apart as “the Lord’s Day,” a weekly celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. At Saint Paul’s Church, we look forward to the “life of the world to come” and participate in it by doing what our Lord commanded us to do in His Holy Gospel: gathering to celebrate our Lord’s death and resurrection in the Holy Communion.
Activities
Morning Prayer
Start your day in prayer with Saint Paul's as we worship God through chanting, reading Holy Scripture, and praying for all the needs of the day. View Activity
Evening Prayer
End your day in prayer with Saint Paul's as we worship God through chanting, reading Holy Scripture, and thanking God for all the mercies of the past day. View Activity
Holy Communion (said)
A quiet and contemplative Holy Communion service with no music. View Activity
“And they continued stedfastly in the apostles' doctrine and fellowship, and in breaking of bread, and in prayers…”
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Sermons
2019 – Trinity 21 – Healing of the Nobleman’s Son
Jesus saith unto him, Go thy way; thy son liveth. And the man believed the word that Jesus had spoken... Listen To Sermon
2019 – Trinity 20 – The Wedding Garment
For many are called, but few are chosen. The parable of the Gospel lesson comes with sobering words, “For many... Listen To Sermon
2019 – Trinity 17 – The Exaltation of Humility
And Jesus answering spake unto the lawyers and Pharisees, saying, Is it lawful to heal on the sabbath day? And... Listen To Sermon
Our Core Values
Saint Paul’s Church exists to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ that all may be saved. In order to form lifelong Christians, we strive to be a place where the faith is earnestly taught, where all are warmly welcomed, and where our lives are ordered around Christ and His Church. This led Saint Paul’s Church to focus on the values of Catechesis, Hospitality, and Prayer, so that we can give to everyone who comes a Faith to Believe, a Place to Belong, and a Rule for Life.
Catechesis
A Faith to Believe
Teaching the Faith is at the heart of forming Christians after the image of the Lord Jesus Christ. Saint Paul’s Church facilitates various Bible studies and other opportunities for growing in the knowledge of God for all ages.
Hospitality
A Place to Belong
Saint Paul’s Church warmly welcomes all who seek after God in and through Jesus Christ. Saint Paul’s provides a welcoming and stable home for families to grow in love for our Lord and His Church through outreach and building community.
Prayer
A Rule for Life
Our Lord calls each of us to order our lives around His Gospel in order to become good subjects of his Kingdom. Saint Paul’s Church gives all of her members a way to live in the world which honors our Lord Jesus Christ.
God Designed You To Be In Community
Human beings were created to be in fellowship with God and with one another. The Holy Spirit unites all Christians to the Father through our Lord Jesus Christ and to each other in one Body, the Church. Saint Paul’s invites you and your family to come and experience the love of Jesus Christ and the joy of salvation in our parish family.
Ministries
Food Pantry
Jesus Christ calls his Church to feed the hungry (St. Matthew 25:35-40). Saint Paul’s answers the call with a thriving ministry to feed local families in need. Our food pantry is currently open on Tuesdays from 3 to 6 pm. We always take food donations and welcome new volunteers. Please contact the parish office if you have any questions.
Angels in the Attic
Saint Paul’s Church hosts Angels in the Attic, a thrift shop, which ministers to our wider community. All purchases help support the ministry of Saint Paul’s Church as well as other various local organizations doing good. All donations are tax deductible. Open Mon.-Sat. from 10 am to 3 pm, and Thursdays until 6 pm. We’re always taking volunteers ready to give back in thanksgiving to Jesus Christ.
Jesus said, “I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. I will give unto him that is athirst of the fountain of the water of life freely.”
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Articles
Evangelism & Culture: some brief reflections
The cultural’s rejection of Christian morality is downstream of a rejection of Truth. If Jesus... Read More
What is Anglicanism?
Find the notes for each week of our "What is Anglicanism?" class here. Anglicanism is... Read More
This do in remembrance of me
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