This is a closed meeting. Please see event description for more information.
This is a closed meeting. Please see event description for more information.
St. Paul’s will be open as a House of Prayer for all people for an Election Day Prayer Vigil on Nov. 3. The church will be open starting at 8 a.m. for in-person sessions; you may pray here or remotely for any segment that works for your schedule. Learn more…
This service does not have music and uses traditional language.
The Holy Eucharist is livestreamed on St. Paul’s YouTube Channel.
On this day, we will combine our 9 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. services into one service of Holy Eucharist at 10 a.m. to celebrate the ministry of our beloved deacon, the Rev. Candy Snively. Join us following the service for refreshments in the Parish Hall. Learn how you can contribute.
The Sunday Formation Hour includes offerings for children, youth, and adults. Coffee Hour takes place simultaneously in the Parish Hall.
Join us from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the youth wing, for “Living Your Best Life: Exploring Life, Loss and Legacy,” a retreat for seniors.
Join our 4th and 5th graders for Rock Climbing Night at Triangle Rock Club in Morrisville! Learn more…
The Rev. Robert Fruehwirth returns to lead us in an Advent Quiet Day, “Prepare the Way: Essential Spiritual Practices for Welcoming God Everyday.”
Join us for the service of Lessons and Carols, featuring the St. Paul’s Choir, Voices of St. Paul’s and Bells of St. Paul’s. This service is about 90 minutes of beautiful music and scripture readings in the Anglican Tradition. A reception follows in the narthex (lobby).
The Eve Gives Way to the Feast After Trunk or Treat and the Clergy Clash, where Deacon Erica’s feet proved faster than mine, we’re still washing shaving cream from the ground. Giving thanks as the Eve of All Hallows’ arrives. Read St. Paul’s Weekly Update from The Rev. Dr. James Weldon, Jr. Rector
Dear Friends, In our Baptismal Covenant we make a number of promises. One is to “continue in the apostles’ teaching and fellowship, in the breaking of the bread, and in the prayers.” It’s clear to me that “the breaking of the bread” refers to the Eucharist, an essential part of our communal life. At…
The Rev. Angela Shelley has accepted our call to serve as the next Associate Rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church! Read the full weekly update, with details about all that’s going on…
The Rev. Candy Snively, the voice of our Gospel and our vibrant, compassionate companion for more than two decades, is retiring from active ministry as a deacon at St. Paul’s in November.