St. Paul's Episcopal Church
65 North Main Street
Wallingford, CT 06492
(203) 269-5050

 

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Services at St. Paul's

Sunday's

8:00 am Holy Eucharist      10:00 am Holy Eucharist

Church School and Adult Forum between services at 9:00 a.m.

Wednesday's

12:10 pm Holy Eucharist
 

Nursery Care for children age five and younger is offered at both Sunday Services
Staffed by professional caregivers.

St. Paul's is a welcoming community which gathers as the "Body of Christ" to listen to the Gospel and share the gifts of the Spirit. An inscription on our door proclaims: "In this church there will be no outcasts." This statement of a presiding bishop of the Church has been embraced by the community of St. Paul's as a commitment and challenge.

We welcome all who seek a community in which to worship. We welcome people by sharing the sacraments of Baptism, Holy Eucharist, Marriage and Burial. As a community, we gather to hear the word of God and do it in service to one another and in ministry to the community and the world.

St. Paul's is people more than property or program. It is in the lives of its members that the reason for St. Paul's is made visible-as the presence of God is made more visible in families, schools, places of work and play.

The image of church as the Body of Christ comes to us from St. Paul, our patron saint. This image presents the church as a living, dynamic and interconnected group of people. It also expresses the importance of each individual whose gifts are needed to nurture the life of the community.

We want you to know that we let visitors remain visitors as long as they wish, but we also encourage you to grow into the life of our community and ministry when you are prepared.

 

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"In this church there will be no outcasts."
Bishop Edmund Browning

 

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