St. Paul's Church Georgetown

We will respond to God's call to us by providing an inviting, welcoming, and nurturing community for all to worship God; encouraging and supporting lay ministries; and proclaiming the Good News of God's love through word and deed.

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, established in 1794, is the oldest organized church in Georgetown, Delaware. Our beautiful Gothic Revival church, built in 1844 and renovated to its present style in 1881, is home to remarkable stained glass, including the renowned “Te Deum” window, a historic pipe organ, and a stunning six-foot replica of Raphael’s The Transfiguration. Whether you’re seeking a welcoming place to worship, exploring local history, or admiring sacred art and architecture, you’re invited to visit. Sunday Holy Eucharist is held every Sunday at 10:00 AM. All are welcome to join us for worship, fellowship, and community.