Racial
Justice

St. Paul’s is committed to naming and dismantling systemic racism. We foster community healing and support the work of reparative action through local, regional, and international dialogue and action.

Being a Spiritual Center for Downtown

St. Paul’s extends a generous, affirming, and inclusive welcome. We are a place for serving, partnering, gathering, learning, growing, and worshiping.

Progressive Christian Thinking

St. Paul’s embraces our commitment to nurture a curiosity of spirit and mind. We are a spiritual space in which a diversity of people and perspectives are supported and shaped.

Transformative and Relevant Worship

St. Paul’s offers worship and liturgical experiences that are beautiful, thoughtful, grounded in the Episcopal tradition, and reflective of a God who is speaking into current conversations and contexts.

Embracing and Caring for All Ages

St. Paul’s builds a multi-generational community. We engage and support people through all of life’s journeys and transitions.

Emmaus

Thursdays 11 AM – 1 PM

The Emmaus Ministry provides a complimentary hot meal to 100-150 downtown neighbors. Each Thursday, we need a total of 14 volunteers for shifts of 1-2 hours, between 10 AM and 2 PM to ensure our guests receive a warm welcome.

Second Sundays @ St. Paul’s

Rector’s Bible Study at 9am

Second Sundays we wear Orange to raise awareness about gun violence in our community

Children Sing Faith at 3:30m

Family Worship Service at 4pm

Second Sunday Supper at 5pm

Christmas Eve @ St. Paul’s

Tuesday, December 24th

Family Christmas Eve Worship Service with Nativity Pageant @ 4pm

A beloved tradition at St. Paul’s. All are invited to join Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus, angels and Shepherds on the journey to Bethlehem.

Candlelight Christmas Eve Worship with Holy Communion Choral Prelude @ 9pm Service @ 9:30pm