Our Worship
- Sundays:
- Holy Eucharist, Rite One (traditional language), 8 AM
- Holy Eucharist, Rite Two (contemporary language) with hymns and instrumental music, 10 AM
- Weekdays:
- Morning Prayer (8 AM) and Evening Prayer (5 PM) every Monday through Thursday in the Church.
- On Mondays, Intercessory Prayer follows Morning Prayer at 8:30 AM. Join us as we pray for the needs of our community using the parish prayer list.
- On Wednesdays, Morning Prayer is offered in person and on Zoom at the regular 8 AM time (see below for link).
- Holy Days: as announced in the E-pistle.
Worship Services
Sundays:
- Holy Eucharist, Rite One (traditional language), 8 AM
- Holy Eucharist, Rite Two (contemporary language) with hymns and instrumental music, 10 AM
Summer: Between late May/early June and Labor Day weekend, services take place outside at 9 AM. When it rains, we move inside.
Though masks are no longer required, we are a mask-friendly congregation.
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- Arrival of the Three Kings on Sunday nearest Epiphany
(with the Marian Fathers, Red Lion Inn, Congregational Church, St. Joseph’s Catholic Church) - Ash Wednesday Services
- Holy Week Services with South County Episcopal/Lutheran Churches
(St. Paul’s hosted Maundy Thursday in 2023) - Ascension Day Holy Eucharist with Picnic Supper (new in 2023)
- Rogation Sunday Blessing of the Bounds of the Parish and Garden Clean Up Day with Picnic Lunch
- Creation Season culminating with Blessing of the Animals on St. Francis Day
- Community Thanksgiving Service with Congregational and Roman Catholic Churches
- Christmas Family Service, Late Night Festival Eucharist, and Christmas Day Eucharist
- Christmas Lessons and Carols
Prayers & Meditation
Wednesday Morning Prayer – 8:30 a.m.
Lay Worship Leader–Darryl Lafferty.
A simple service of morning prayers helps us all start the day with our eyes focused on God.
Join online
Meeting ID: 865 8163 8808 Passcode: 173902
or call +1 646 558 8656
Meeting ID: 865 8163 8808
Weekly E-pistle
Prayer Basket
Throughout the week, especially from June-October, dozens of people visit St. Paul’s to observe the architectural beauty, learn about the history, and spend quiet time in prayer. A recent visitor said, “Thank you for keeping this sacred space open. It matters!” On the nave altar, we offer printed prayers and paper/pen to write one’s own prayers. The basket of those prayers is often overflowing when we lift it up at the offertory during Sunday worship.
Baptisms, Weddings, & Funerals
It is our honor to celebrate life events with you and a privilege to be invited into your deeply personal expressions of celebration and farewell. Whether or not you are a parishioner, you are most welcome to seek the guidance of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church clergy in planning a wedding, a baptism, or a loved one’s funeral.
